The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

II The mos, prudent 70 refer tho ncrm,nt
committee referred 70 N TIE resulrscn with which Il
1 report concluded.
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A message received from tho H,usc NJ Bisho,
sguying their IN the resolution lying Satu
| day the day Of ndjcurnmept sim de-
Mr.. RrGGlss, q n X, offered the Glowing rssoluton
Resolved That the present state 0f the church and OF
work. around enpba'caly appeals not only 10 The cera
MEANS to H. Jest If their s sSv IL and av,sa
ing TIE Christian efforts Of the church IN all s departments
Mr. toSRAp, os Va, offered the following, by way OF Al
! pcndage, 10 Mr. Rueges' resolution
Resolved, That committee consisting of one hymln
each doors ~ vhon i've shall be Hncrnm b appons
Who shall during the nj his general 'nvrnson av
nut such and they may des a
visae calculated reach OF the iy OF this chic
ard impress apon ,hem spo'ially ',apea,ive
Of tho church % ministers who must he snppiei from NE
Expenses church; esrpe.t and holy zeal
ne cause OF Christ which nee ed most OF a and which
aroused its proper tone, will insure supply or the oh
two Leeds referred 70.
10th resolutions adopted.
DIR. Fr,B, at Ohio, moved the indefinite pSstponemcr
of the subject nnder consideration, which canO
relating congregations parishes in foreign countries.
Mr.. HusnSsToN said that there were great man
American young mea being educated IN Paris, beside
many others rtsineat there, for whom such provfs0
should be make AZ The cannn provided. sfttan WI
before the mouse, from the acting minister there settu
forth the pscssy for the action proposec and he trustee
that the favor asked for wonid be extended.
DR. vINToS, OF Va, favored the motion 70 postpone in
definitely.
Dir. viNToS of n Y, opposed the motion, and advo
Gated he passage Of the canon.
After some discussion, The motion to postpone nden
niteiy withdrawn and motion made u postpone tnt
further consideration oil the subject until the next Genera
Conversion.
nrc1INs7Icv OF TIN Errsoop.cy ny CLARKE.
AT this stage OF the proceedings message was received
from the House Of Bishops transmitting the following teie
graphic despatch from mr. Jacob L. Clarke, OF Waterbury
Conn, MISSIONARY Bishop eject Of the Northwest
WASHINGTON, Oct q, 1859.
Your despatch received Nv answer decisive anal.
T,fc n, hor. tlfp rrnvn tvD
.spomnaon" The word "nonnaton'' gave rise 10
doubt to whether he would refuse the election
when l;oin Of it. and be accordingly tegraphed
The CONSIDERATION Of the special order was then resumed
the being the motion Of Dr. FrH 10 postpone
the consideration OF the subject until the next Session of
the General Convention.
After brief discussion this motion withdrawn 10
enable those who were opoeod 70 the postponement TO
make such amendments as they supposed would secure
iis passage.
message was received from the House Of Bish-
by their secretary informing the House Of Deputies
that they intended proceeding at nine O'Clock TO night to
elect clergyman whom they would nominate to this
House Missionary Bishop TO the Northwest, and re-
guessing that the House, sufficient number thereof
would remain morrow to receive the nomination This
election was made necessary BY Dr. Carkcs refusal to
accept the Office
resolution was offered ordering that vote should be
taken upon every resolution In 80 minutes after
taken up for consideration and resolution KNITTING
speeches TO five minues but on motion both were laid
upon the table.
Dr. MxAD moved 70 take up the canon entitled
or the abandonment Of the Communion OF this Church
The motion was agreed to and the canon adopted.
The canon " of the abandonment of the Church by
Bishop" was next taken up on motion of DR.. Mead.
was received from the House Of Bishops relative
to the adoption by them Of causei Z, canon IL,
tile j, reported by the joint committee on canons.
And message stating that they indefinitely postponed
clause q section 49, title reported by the joint
committee on canons-
The question was then taken the above canon and
decided in the affirmative.
The following then called up and adopted
OF The trial Of ministers within the Jurisdiction of foreign
Of auihoriz.s foreign Missionary Bishops 10 appon.
These several canons have already been published.
THE GOES OUT.
At this stage the gas went out with tho exception of
two lights the organ which fckered faintly Mean
while, the utmost confusion prevailed Delegates
rom their s-ats 10 leave; and not less than dozen
ions to adjourn made simultaneously The President
begged the gentlemen to keep their seats and that can
lies would soon be procured The request was complied
aneous motions 70 adjourn made but without effect
The SIN Ill Of ntoerable and cries Of stop the
gaso were voceraed from all parts Of the church Tue
crowd became impatient, and commenced leaving when
the President begged gentlemen 70 remain and that
dies would soon be provided. Dr. Annegerode announced
the deck that the sexton not present. and that he
could ind TO act messenger to procure candles
A volcE-I will 20.
AT this time the utmost impstenoe was manifested and
the President begged again that gentlemen would keep
their seats. After brief interval Of the utmost coufu
son the Secretary of the House Of Bishops communca
House (t could not be read OF course) Informing the
House 81 Deputies that hey had nominated the Rev o-
seph c. Talbot OF Indiana Missionary Bsnop Of the
BY this time three gentlemen entered the front
door with Lighted candies, wherenpon the message
read. Dr. GARRISON OF Illinois, then proposed that the
house would meet al eleven o'clock 10 morrow to act
upon the nomination Agreed 70. The Convention ad-
oarned at ten ociick i. H.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
The Convention received message from the House Of
Bishops declining in the message relating to the
jurisdiction Of missionary bishops in China, and con-
curing postpone ment Of the consultation OF report
title 2 canon Dr. jos C. Talbot, rector OF Christ
church, Indianapolis, elected Missionary Bishop OF
the Northwest. Preparations made, by the appoint
OF committee, to publish edition Of the Digest,
with and amendments passed by the Convention
and 500 copies ordered 70 be printed An amend
to give foreign missionary bishops seat in the
House of Bishops tabled. Acommttee appointed
attend the republication OF the journal from 1885
1853 The house agreed with the Bishops the propo.
ston relative to printing the Prayer Book in the Spanish
language and named committee, for the consideration
Of the Bishops to superntend the translation Of the Book
OF Common Prayer into the spanish and Portuguese Ian
guages. Complimentary resolutions OF thanks the rec
tors and other officers Of city churches who Had contr
buted the comfort and convenience Of the Convention
unanimously passed.
In the evening the House of Bishops sent in notice Of
adoption Of II Of canon IS title Bishop resign
ing bis jurisdiction and becoming parish minister, - hui
the House refused to Aseres Of resolutions were
adopted recommending the churches encourage schools
and colleges Of the church liberal and effective
basis. committee Of conference appointed In rela
ton to the proposed tof congregations parishes
in foreign countries"
Cnons the subject o; bishops rosgning their juris
dicton and their submission TO the jurisdiction Of the
bishops of the diocese where they reside under certain
circumstances presented by Mr. Evans Of Maryland
Dr. vnton Of Pennsylvania and Dr. Mahan Of New Jersey
and their motion laid upon the table and ordered be
printed in the journal Of the Convention 10 afford time for
their investigation.
The House of Bishops sent message ooncnrrng In the
nominations for Trustees of the General Theological So
nary, and also in the conference committee proposed
above The report Of the Committee II Conference
recommending the extension OF the jurisdiction
Of the Bishop OF China Japan, adopted.
Messages received from the House OF Bishops
curing amendment TO clause section g. IL Of
the Digest amendentof Of 1892 entitled "Canon
13 title - and In the Of congregations parishes
ia foreign countries reported by the Conference Com
mitee The House concurred in the resolutions, and the
following Is the last named canon as amended
SECTION CANON ov TITLE con
GREGAr1oys OR rARfsHEs IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
The Joint COMMITTEES on Canons report as follows:
Resolved That the soo~ing he adopted Of this