Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-25

B;sbop England in Charleston when he, John
Charles Fremont, remembers, and cannot de-
nv the fact, that as q boy he served at the
altar near that esteemed and distinguished
prelate, in st Finbar's Cathedral, Of this city |;
he has latterly acquiesced in and permitte
stupsndous and daringly brasen assertion,
Matched out by the New York Tribune, in re-
lation to two Fremonts.'"
Bishop ondsrdonk, Of Pa Though tie
House of Bishops: Of the Episcopal Church
sits with closed doors, it seems that its pr.
ceedings are as we'll known outside the walls
of the chamber in which it sits, rs are, Otter,
those of the United States Senate in execu-
tive session. The Church Journal (of New
York city, thus lifts the curtain upon their
final proceedings in the case of the remission
of the sentence that for twelve years past has
been impending over Bishop Onderdonk of
Pennsylvania:
"The vote, after long discussion, passed 81
to 8, for the immediate and unconditional re
mission of the sentence of suspension, under
which he has suffered 60 patiently, quietly,
and blamelessly, for twelve years. There
were tender and touching speeches made in
that House, be fore the vote was taken espe-
cially one from the Bishop of Delaware. The
Bishop of Pennsylvania was one Of the most
earnest and indefatigable in pressing the sub
ject.
"For the Remission-The Bishops of Yer
mont, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Mich
igan, Western New York. Maryland, Della
ware, New Hampshire, Alabama, Missouri,
the Southwest, Pennsylvania, Indiana, (As-
sistant,) Connecticut Illinois, North Carolina,
Oregon, Iowa, provisional of New York and
Rhode Island-2l.
Against-The Bishops of Virginia, Ohio,
Kentucky, Georgia, assistant of Virginia,
Massachusetts, Mississippi, and South Caro-
lina-8.
Absent Tho Bishops of Connecticut, New
Jersey, Maine, Florida, and California"
Redseming Themselves. - The Fillmore
electors Of the State Of New York met on
Wednesday last in New York city, and unani-
mously endorsed the course Of the Pennsyl-
vania Fillmore State Central Committee in
refusing to fuse on an electoral ticket with
the Republican party of that State. This
movement is important only as going to show
the utter hollowness of the accusations against
the integrity Of Mr.. Sanderson, the chairman
of the State Committee referred, to and the
nineteen others Cf the same body-Out Of lis
total Of twenty-two-who back in now reiusir
to fuse. The truth is, while a fusion on
electoral ticket would secure for Buchanan ard
Breckenridge thirty thousand OF the votes given
to the Union ticket in the recent Pennsylva-
MIA election, its effect would be even greater
in New York, where there are fifty thousaI
members of the American party who stand
afoo
satisfied that their Pennsylvania leaders do
sign selling them out to Seward, Weed Co.
Tho United States Courthouse at Bali.
more, Md-We understand that the Secretary
Of the Treasury has designated the Presbytt.
rian church property, at the corner ofFayette
and North streets, as his selection for the loca-
tion of the United States Court House to 10
built in Baltimore, Md, and that the ATTORNEY
General is now engaged in the investigation Of
the title to the property. As it is a very fine
site indeed, for the purpose, we presume that
it will be purchased by the Government in
case the Attorney General approves the title
offered.
The Georgetown, D. C, New Custom
nOuB6 anu 1OBL OIuC6 - nc httOIDey uen-
eral having reported favorably on the title TO
the property selected BY the Secretary of the
Treasury for the above named Government
edi6ce, its purchase may be considered as
having been finally closed and the work on
the building will accordingly be speedily con-
msnced -
Promoted Third Lieut.. Edwin O'Bren, Of
the United States revenue cutter service, (now
attached to the cutter Lewis Cass, on the New
Orleans station,) has been promoted to a Sec
ond lieutenancy.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, Path of October,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For ths Treasury Department. S64, 533 "a
For the Interior Departmental. 20,l74 II
For CUSTOMS. .................. l9l 40 III
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From Customs .................. 1902 78
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