The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-19

vrh1,her any and what legislation II necessary
on the subject Of resigned bishops assuming
the duties Of parochiai ministers. Adopted.
Ipr IA irbee Of N. Y, offered two resolutions:
The flrsf declaring 1t axpcdient TO have printed
ihe Journals Of the General Convention from
the year 1850 TO the year 1853, inclusive the
second, to appoint q committee to ascertain the
probable cost, and the best mode, OF having tne
work executed, and report this session.
An amendment proposed by DR.. stevens, o.
Pa TO include the preparation OF an anaiyu-
cal index, was accepted, and the RESOLUTIONS
passed.
Ing reference, to the removal of certain restrie-
tions existing in England against the exercise
OF clerical functions there by clergymen OF the
Episcopal Church OF the tinted o~Des'
| X hieh after debate, was Withdrawn
DIR. Stevens, OF Pa, proposed canon re-
Eating to the trial of ministers within the Ju-
rlsdiction of foreign Missionary Bishops,
which was referred TO the Committee onJ "a
mons ,..;on
| for the appointment of a special committee OF
| 1--WE with instructions TO examine and report
| to the next General Convention wnetneI !. ~ -
| between this General Convention ana ths
| General Theological Seminary. Adopted,
Mr. Pinckney, of S. O., offered the foiisw-
ing: =. :. .ro,;nv con
! yiction in the mind of our Church, in Iav9r OF
changing our relationship to the General IheoiosI
cal Rssosrpd, That the Special Committee just APP
rointed be requested to devise plan for chansihs
6sans s Doeese Of New YORK
| lust equitable terms.
Laid on the table e.,
The following message was reeeifeo AioA'
| the House of Bishops
| The House of Bishops informs the House s ,b .,
Clerical and Lay Deputies, that II mas pas'oo oho
| following res2iutlon: o.,o.,rx do inform the
House OF and l.. D., that this House nom @ 70
the Hsqse of C. and /. d the cb heT Water
CLARK D. d. reftGs &c S ,G Bishop Of the North
vest and the Rev. HENRY G. lay u p;s oil Huas.s
ve Ais as Missionary sIo%R o. B 's seq
The House of Bishops informs the House o.
| Clerical and Lay Deputies that 1t mas passeo
| the following resolutions:
Rtsolred That all the portions OF our eouna ~
north of Sc 30, not yet organized INTO
included within Missionary districts De Tilm the
jurisdiction OF the Missionary bishop Oh 'he
Resolrsd That all those portions of our county ~
within the missionary jurisdiction OF the MISSION
| AIRY Bishop OF the Southwest ,r- p,cu ssc'v
| TIL. Honse voted to proceed to tho election
| Of the two new Missionary Blshops, ~ nn
| night session, immediately after oefo'ioh"
| exercises. ,,s .,d
| the House resumed the discussion OF the reso
| luton pending at the time OF adJ 10 I: .
| Yesterday, for the appoint sHt "a ~ grss.
| Committee to address memorial ~ l1tS ~
iapnt of the United States, III Inc il"iie VI -
General Convention, TO address the QIeen %
| Sn.in ON the subject of religious ln'oleI ahes
| in Cuha and TO rake measures, by tIe@ty, W
| procure for American citizens resluint 49,
the Iihartv to estab lsh the Pro ties tanI rel
| will, liberty 10 hold real estate suttie!eh ~
| suitable Churches and Church-y"fes ~ az.
| that all except sanitary restrictions On
| danortation Of the dead be abolished IN Cupn.
| Endre Chambers of Md, MIR. Hunt OF N. -
ar Fog OF Tenn, Mr.. Williams OF va, Ut
| Hawke MIR. Welsh OF Pa. DR.. Craik OF ny,
Mr. Rngsles OF n. Y, Mr.. Smith OF ,. ~
| Iudre Battle of n c., Mr.. Richards OF t9Ha'
| Mr., Campbell of Nd. Capt. DuponI OF IN
| Jndye Couyngham OF Pa, Dr. Flhton OF N.
and others, participated IN the Gepate,
| which is characterized as the most able tnaI
has occurred since the commencement OF the
Dr Hawks and Mr.. McCurdy both offered
.uhstitula. but at the close OF the discussion,
the following proposition, offered oy H1rs w IL
lians of Va, was adopted:
Whilst the Nom ers OF this House most earnestly
and an ousy desire to see the rs hts OF religious
yorshin and sepultnre secured to our conntrymen
rssdsnt in the Island of Cuba, yet, as the action OF
this House as an organized religious body, may
perkap. become DANGEROUS precedent to be used
hereafter rs interferin. with the politics oil the
country: Therefore.
PsSoir,d That this report be recommitted t. the
Committee, with instructlcns to omit the resolu-
The House then adjourned, to meet again at
O'Clock z. NJ.