New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

| invited Methodist minister Ia assist This az,
! drew down upon him th. wrath OF the Bshop al
Kcu Jersey. who issued and published a letter
pTonouncing IL a violation 81 the canons of the
/ Episcopal Church, and, having been committed
! within his diocese be- forblds Mr.. Garden from
arain officiating therein. The peculiar phraseolo-
I ry of this letter has excited much comment and
stirred up quite an excitement ia the church. The
pswspapers which take sides either with the High
or oy Church party have entered on 4 discussion
of the question With a most unchris'lan bitterness
Of language. Other sects look on amazed at the
excitement which so small matter is producing
Ii is said that Bishop Bowman has called Ar.
Garden 10 account for bis violation of the canon.
ard that the hitter has admitted his error and
made his peace. Dir. Garden is Young man of
impulsive temperament. On recent occasion he
was present among the audience in Roman Cath
ellie church here while a SOLEMN mass being
said for the repose of the soul of prominent RO
uanist recently deceased. In the course of the
sermon then delivered the preacher made SOME as
sertiun of doctrine repuguant Ia Mr.. Gardens
views Whereupon the latter jumped up, and. IN a
loud voice, called the preacher Ia produce chsp
ter and verse for what he had asserted. This un-
usual interruption threw the congregation into
great eXcitement-so much so that IL author found
il most pruden. to withdraw with the utmost pre-
cipltation.
The trade sale of books was probably the best, as
far ss prices are concerned ever held here. Moth
ing shows more clearly that general revival in the
business OF publishing IL going on. The whole
amount sold was about Sl50,o00. Lipplncott d
Co.'S invoices sold 10 the amount of $500: Phil
lips, Sampson 4 Co., Sll COO; Harding a Son,
s. Goo: Derby n Jackson, $4,000; Lesyitt Il
Allen. $3.50; Blanchard 4 Lea, $1,000, beside
multitude Of smaller invoices.
Camden and Amboy Railroad securities have ex-
perienced marked rise within a fortnight The
stock has gone up from par to III. aud the bonds
have advanced accordingly. This Is attributed to
the Company having got rid of liz floating debt,
and to very large business now being done on the
road.
Accounts received from our Bishop Potter now
in Europe are not encouraging. The voyage does
not seem to have produced the restoration eh-
pecfed.
Forney's revelations are making sad havoc
among the Buchanan men. They are already re-
taliatlng aud will enlarge and amplify in print.
They now openly charge that Forncy cleo
ted Buchanan in Pennsylvania by manufacturing
reams of fraudulent naturalization papers. They
know it to b. 80. because they helped him do il
What precious set it is FQrney's going off in q
tangent his establishing The Press in opposition Ia
the Administration. and the popular response It
met With throughout the State, has broken up the
party in Pcnnsy lyania. But hls success has been
so decided that he cannot be crushed out. We all
know the drift Of his labors. Buchanan refused
bin the only post h. coveted that of organ grinder
at Washington. But he hopes yet to get hold Of
the crank under either Wise or Douglas.