Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-23

earnestly requested 10 bring this matter before their
respective parisiionera as Soon as hostile after
their return to their particles, and communicate
10 The Editor of the Southern Chufcliman The zee
suit tier efforts, in Tie cash received, and lie
subscription which they may obtain
These resolutions were advocated by Messrs.
Conrad and Col f. I'll. Smith
The time of divine service having arrived, the
Convention took q cess.
II
The Convention resumed lis session.
on lnotiaa of Mr.. Fowle. The report of the
Treasurer of the Convention was Referred the 10
Committee OH Fiuance.
Rev. Mr.. Johnston proposed and supported the
following resolutions:
Resokced That " nj, n yiezvsto general AMI mi
ted action on the subject the Bishnp be
10 appoint some particular Sunday during tlle
year for collection 10 be fpall.. in fl b,,rcies
throughout the Diocese. N aid IL The Elass,,o.
Society.
II was adopted.
Messrs Shelton, Bowed and Fowie were nm.
pointed Committee as feou,red nv The reson
ton of the Committee ON The Southern Chufcb,
man.
q Dr. Snar.ow offered tb.. fol ioyyine resolution.
Resoiued; Thai the Committee annointetI The
interests of the Southern Charchraii be requested
TO address Communication 10 he ire
church Throughout the Diocese. who are narenis.
suggesting that they ,nlarve he NJ tiot
paper BY Sending a COPY of the same from HE Of
flee OF notification To their SONS and hters u io
n nnl ueC
aud schools away from their homes; ii being the
senSe Of This il,at Z, IA 10
ofslher offspring. & sIsss
4 Atter REMARKS from Drs. Sparrow and Andrews
and Rev Nj. William Nc Gufre, the resolution W as
adopted. Z IS "a 8 astsss "a 4 -
Rev. Mr.. Grammer offered the following resolu-
lion respecting The Communications Plate, which he
exLIited as having belonged To The Colonial church
OF !; Jamestown q. =. x 8
nj Elat.
deIsd TO the Convention by the Rev. John Gram
mar be now conimilte ed tothe chnfge OF Rey. Drs.
Sparrow and.P 10 be by them carried 10 the
y hsologeal SEMINARY, and deposited IN the aibin-
" lneteoIS 70 De carefully preserved. 1T was
adopted q,
faese interesting memorials consist of large
aiiyeF challes. inscribed on The side IKE nut
hoiehthnss with proiane, and under The loot with
me woIusi Exdono Jacob Morrison, Arniserit
q. ". 10y "a SILVER patten's I'M the same words
mscIlpeu=-anu a silver aims. plate or lasin, i,ay-
Jug @ on MS INN me words; IGOR The use
oil = ames Slty Parish Ghufc = - =
On motton:ot Rev. Dc, M ceiuirs, the following
hesoteea, That committee OF three lie nn-y
eonted on The present conditlon Of The Siannlon.
Female inslilnie, 10 report TO- inorling
toucnthe me htogkssS haue IN tnlhlnlent OF Tue
engas emsn OF The Convention Of 1851 q, pur-s
CHASE saiu lnsutution--anuo on such other points as
may eSy ioes9 ql Z, Z, ln ". SUD jecI.
,ss s, II. rev. MT, Sastieman, anu
VI! a., :. n Sniln, were appointed The eommtise
eihe convention adloufnedS 10 v a. NJ !. snof-
row. y isss5 w. 81 7s
=7-7-=s----=7- s - 49, =
"A RsroRT.-Du the war of 1870, it,Has The
misfortune of niany American officers 10 be pfis-
oners Canada, ind not always TO me Ell with the
we'll attended 70, and general messed with their
o9l snsy We're suosctto libes and inorti-
lying remarks whisn not nnirsquently called forth
I hoiena lor an oiiysr On one OF these ocea.
os alsss me Of me
" anu peiore the news OF his de-
!sat hal Ieaehsa Qusoec') an English ohcs gave
Tue lnsuIllng toast, under the circumstances:
.a.,hiS, laaison, dead or awe. I. - ~
w otus coalu not express Inc Indignation oil the
3AiheIlcah omestss nor iheir surptlse, when they
saw prisonsr Ise from his chai,sfetnrning thinks
LOT ms recoilectlon o. his chief magis
ana IN me oinnasst voice called on all TO I'LL
as ne was aoeuli 10 return There was peculiar
something however, visible, = hich led iiis COM
panons TO think they night follow his example,
which they cid. In n calm, unmoyed voice, he
gave the Toast; .sisss R.,sss
HIS Royal Htginess, tie Prince OF Wnles,
drunk or sober!n'etff 4 IA ~ sos
Hal Shell xnioded ON the table, the amaze
ment could not have been greater, and the person
who had given The FIRST toast said: s. ), ssy5is f
That, sr.ts an insult.
NO. SAID the American, s'its only reply TO
one. that's all. If 1T be an insult, resent it!'
The English are In the main, a ehIyarous race,
and the coHmencersof the wor.lys dispute was in
lucsd TO explain, and the party dispersed. This
TetoE is some times attributed 10 the late Maj en-.
Kearney, aud at othsfs to ihe deceased Ma Loinax
OF the liery Both were capable ofit, Tor they
were me u Of quick wit, andsnerye and courage 10
sss o.. an occ' so IS 1851
s., - Il. s. sss5,.s,
.h. Monaay weeka
lions made in tls: coast s ryey Ibys j. d. Bach.
was read before the Scientific Association al Wash
inston. Among other interesting passages, was
one reiaung 70 Inc shape oil the 1oor OF bottom OF
tue ocean, showing hattsome extraordinary de-
pIesslons exislt't along our own coast:
from the shore 10 sixty miles out, The