The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-26


DEATH OF BISHOP wANwnGHr-MEgTiSG or TIE
CLKnGY or sRoosLyN AND VICINITY.
meeting Of The clergy OF Brooklyn, and some few
Others 70 express their regret At The Toss o. the late
Prov sioDsl Bshop of the ioesss OF New Yori, vas
held yesterday at the house OF the Rev T. NJ Johnsm,
in pursnsn Of sn Invitation gwen BY thu. gsutlemsn,
as the oldest resident mlnis OF he Protestant Eis
copal Church
There prssep. the Rev Doctors Cutler and Lewis
ard Messrs. Dillon, Pesh, Martin, Drowns sye, Morton,
ard Gn;cn, Of Brooklyn; Roberts and Saysrs OF WI
Gomrnurg; Babcock, OF Gr~epport; Auater, of south
Carolina, ana Bear heoud Of East Canada.
The Rev. N. Johnson was called 10 the chair, ani
Rev Tbomas Guion sas appointed Secretary.
femaIss we're made by several 81 ms Rev gentlemen
pres expressive Of their high esteem Tor the chi-sc
at the drip nsaton of Providence which had taken hi
away from us
express his PATTY with the meeting but sta'ei be
wss prevented from sttending by having to solemGze
ma,raee in his osn church a. the sawe hour
TIE followpg resol,tious offered by the Rev. Dr.
Lewis aDmourly adoptad;-
II having plea cd All Wise God wh7se ways and
thoughts ours, to by death our late
Pirbep, toe r. Rev. Jouat IN " wanrsh, in the midst
Of great usesulness and when To hnmau wis
dem b continuance with seemed very neetful the
| peace az pros parity Of the dsosess; therefore
Resolved That in This dspensstson we feel ourselves
called upon TO recognize the Sovereignty Of God aud %
mhe rhe vanity Of human couuses and purposes,
ana that great Head of the church. while using
In his service needs DO. the bes of iastramants
for TIE accomplish OF HIS rule, ana TIE establish.
| ment OF liis kirgdom.
Reels.c That while mourrpg the LOGS of our beloved
Pr vsiora Bishop VIC have gsateful remembrance OF
his nrtes mabners his caring and literally sell
sacrificing aaos for the good OF the di1cess as evao
secal preaching; hi imp esve administration Of cps
copa Offices his practical WISDOM deep Interest in toe
ops his moderate counsis EMIT ing him
to the bles ed name OF peace maker, ana all at
hsppy combination 81 taents and g-aces which has
endeIed bis epis copate OF enlarged osperry 9
the doctss and of increased zea unity acd lase among
its m. Dbers.
Rc,o ved That n tes irony OF respec. for R Oh.
Reverend Father in Gee, will the ehlnces o.
Chu, ches where he faithfully rninsi To Or
cd in mourning, and WIN ourselves its custo
| mary baTges for thirty days
| Resolved, That tender to the widow ana family Of
the the ofrripg of sJmoatairs and pray
And at the time rejoice with tie tina. the
Is comfort in The eciion that he generally
snf in the hope Of hia having entered to
| rest that remained for the people OF Col.
| Resolved That these resolutions be signed by thu
Chairman ard secresary add copy be forwarded to thu
family Of the late Prov iona Bishops and copy bs fur
| nAhed 10 the press for publication
CoRoNnR's lyQUEn-8Oy KILLED THIRD AvENUl
RAILROAD Coroner Ball he Id an inquest yss ertay
the body Of led named James Lamb, aged about egh
years. OF Patrick Lamb poye Of ths Green WOO
Cemetery Company, who his death by being
by OF the railroad of hs Court street line
The ACCIDENT occurred the Of Third
before the Corcner's jury l. appears that the boy haS
been in the habit OF jumping the for the purpos
Of taking ride; and in III instance, in the hurry tt
get off tel under the front Wheel which over hi
hsad, and caused instant death The verdict In
eordsnce with the facts and the conductor and drve
were held blaneess by the Coropers jury. The jury
recommend the passage Of an ordinance by the Common
Council, making the act of jumping cars wnen il
motion by boys offence, subject to fine imprs
meDt-ibe fine to be collected of the parents of thu
child. They also recommend the railroad company Il
such improvements about toeir cars to proven
the possibility of any person falling as to be
By the wheels