The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-30

When to this il added the acts for tho previous year.
the record win show the following summary OF the Bsh
ops official acts during hts Observation-Disclosures o. per
coma med 1877 number OF sermons and addresses
delivered SEQ; nations Of descons 81 o4dis att
,s III ehushss iS corner
Pew Mr. CHRorDER g. ed leave, IS oxe Of the Oldest
pIesbyxrs Of the dioces to ssy few ord before he
ihould make ton to the disposal Of the interest
ing dc just read Whom he Hrst to the al,
there but ninety six clsrgymen In the doc,
spd at the drst annual convsnt there bat fft
large. Ee was much interested when he coDtr ssted
morniv the derfu pr sperity Of that time with
s Of
clergy and three years after the number was in
creasei to 200: The diocess won't onward and now
there 500 clersymen. and have $50 parishes
BeIe is certainly theme for congratuation He had
heard from various parts of the docss of the sensation
felt learning the death Of the bishop This proved
the truth written In every line Of the resolutions passed
this mornrg to which HIS heart sai Aye, louder than
his lips The incense which the bishop has ain lied his
ine viii interest rot eny the church in this county,
but the other church also II was not an appropri
ate time of death We rough hew az d God shspes We
PROPOSE and lie dIsposes When eoul there have been
time when be could have gone forth with much pro
ct and glory to HIMSELF His death translation TO
higher dusss call to higher labors The care butfsy
rem who are permitted to 10 as our Hobart and
Wainwright, with :hsir armar on lie moved that =,
much Of the interesting comm lnicaiQ relates to the
bcrs Of the bishop be submitted fer Publication to the
three church papers for insertion In advance Of their
publication in The Journal
Rev. Nix. THAcKns, in brief terms seconded the mo
lion and spoke in eulogy OF tic late bishop.
Few. Mr.. TYsc was oPposed to thi, body recognizing
by its record the existence OF church papers which
private speculate and of evety shade Of policy add
moved to lay resouton on the table II the resolution
thoI ID not be withdrawn.
Few. Mr. FIcHMorp was opposed 70 the motion to lay
on tie table, and supported the FIRST resolution.
Mr.. scHRoxpER modified his resolution as to have
the document printed under the direction Of the
tary for the use Of the convention.
DR. Tyne sstished with the modification made and
withdrew his motion.
The CHAIR asIed how much Of the document was to DO
printed.
Mr. scnRoEpKR-The whole Of the bishops report.
Mr. TYING suggested that the bishops report did not
embrace the summary, prepared with greet labor He
s uoH,1 for the use Of Yf Tie convention. -
, NMssa wished to have the whole matter with
drawn.
Mr.. scmonxR declined to do 30.
The motion TO lay on the table was renewed.
Mr.. SCmoEDyR to prevent any difference Of opinion,
and seeing that his resolution could not be unanimously
carried, conf ented to withdraw 1t.
The resolution was accordingly Withdrawn
1hs report Of The committee the incorporation Of
churches was read, and the following churches recon
mended for admission into c~mmunion with the convsn-
tien were admitted Church Of the Holy Innocsn4s
st. Timothys Church New York; St. AIMS Church fcl
deaf nutes, New York; Christ Church, Herkimer Thu
Of the delegates, lay and clerical from ths.'
churches were called, and the former handed In ths
credentials and took their seats
The convention then proceeded to vote for tho men
bers be ~ pointed the standing committee of tn
dioccss, and for this missionary committee
The teless retired 10 count the votes.
The appointment Of the trustees Of the fnnd for Age
and nhim olsrgy being the badness ncxt In ORD
Il Was moved by Dr.. HAght, ard seconded, thai Il
trustees e. lsst year b r. !. sls .ss !.
Hov xuthsr BrAdish elected Trustee to hs vsosns
Sr. Bradiah decr ed 70 serve, and propoeH the m,
! u GsBysesvs Morris to ~ biz paaes.