The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

IDmeLi. kr. Eitchcock toe nrm o. the Fifth Avenue
cteAe Hitchcock Darling Co. il also a veteran IN his
be graduated from the renowned 81. Charles, Of
ew Orleans.
|agnncent Ffth Avenue Hotel was opened. when
10 This time has constantly increased in patronage
bder The excellent management, which combines the
snS Pairing When y: s and Of ssssrs Hitch
am hrccade, but with real richness and substance
ben lie vast dining rooms where you get something
% besides chandeliers and whipped syllabub-and
hen its comfortable and spacious sleeping rooms
ere fret thrown open 70 the itnerating public, We
I've full and mrnte description Of the wonders u
sss q the new sr broom Ss the older this large
tai has become the greater have been 10 improve
ents and comforts. We have not time 70 deecribe
a Southern gentlemen who spent several weeks in
palAtal edidce In MadisoD square, and who, .fter
pch hotel experience. thus writes--'l do not ma iu
bn il does not make 4 adherence Of nfecn minutes
diem. And, then, the healthful atmosphere N
around the hotel ana these rOoms ana s, Us
|ere is air Of gentilitv about the Filth Avenue
tel rucn has been found In New York before;
for comfort there nothing like II in the world. The
ca railway, which lifts the guests with perfect safe
TO every story adds convenience unparalleled. Hav.
been an inmate OF this house for several weeks do
oud Of this establishment. And do not hesitate TO say
for light air and ventilation Il 10 the most admira
arranged Of any public edince in the United States"
Mr. Stevens has now added the public already know,
vast Continental House Of Philadelphia Under him
his faithful cfdchts are now tho Fth Avenue Hotel
New York. the Continental Of Philadelphia the Revere
use and the fremont House Of this city, the Battle
use, Mobile, and the Point Clear House. Point Clear,
bama-n AL, si1 nrst Glars houses involving capital
current expenses Of several millions 10 addition TO
hr Stevens is a large property holder 10 Boston.
10, Of course, impossible for Mr.. 8. to devote him
personally to the reception Of guests, 10, b.. not
ncipa servant enters any of his houses, without his
owledge Il is by his quckness in appreciating men
i Mr. Stevens ls surrounded with the right men in
right place" II is by this and by his system that he
at glance, look through the working operations Of
SIX large establishments without being In one Of
m. TO chow his perfect control over his affairs
have to ssy that short time ago Mr.. Stevens made
tour OF Earore mostly In company OF ex President
orts, placed almos. as much ooarGn Of his affairs
Il he had been in the United States.
viii be asked, can one who has six such estab-
emeu's ind homo in one Of themf We not per.
.e1 10 l. the veil OF private lfe but have right
bay that DO man 10 Boston has more elegant private
,dence tcan that Of NJ. Stevens GA Beacon street.
ecied some Of the finest and rarest specimens Of art
pur country. Some Of the large landscape paintings,
pur land. We have known artists TO make an especial
Mr. Stevens dra wing room.
bat we have already exceeded our llnits and though
would be glad say something of Mr.. stevens kind
10 the poor several hundred Of whom he feeds each
terl we car only close BY expressing our admiration
seworthy and deserving. The public will owe him .
Of gratitude, and viii not be unmindf Of his merits
ouhIes In the Illinois Episcopal Do
cess.
From the Chicago Journal, Sept. l6l
he controversy between the Eoscopalians or this do
ard their Bisbcp, the Right Rev. Henry whitehouse,
o., has nj last brret out into volcanic eruption The
vention OF the dioccx, which has been IN sesson ct
ncy for three days past broke up In confusion yeser
here have been two questions Of Importance before
Bishop and the diocess-one regards the Bishops
dencc (he residing in New York an the doc SO
sting that be shall reside here, which he has finally
eed TO dc and the other In reference 70 the lot do
ed 10 the diocess, in this city, some time since, by (
re-, Eq., for the purpose Of building cathedral and
ore mansion for the Bishop, which lot the Bishop,
nst the wishes Of tbs diocese, has sold for 5000,
CD money he retains in his possession insisting thai
has The right 70 keep II In trust, and approprve Il TO
bad.ng Of he cathedral when and where he chooses
this the MISTER 81 Issue that caused the rupture
rdsy the Convention having attempted TO vote the
co Cut o. the Bishops har ds 70 be returned to Mr.
pr, TIRE donor Of the lot.
be scene 10 he Convention rs sven by the reporter or
Jcusrcl was ~ exciting onc alteration in religL
bodies always are. resolution relative TO the sc 900
sp e was apder discussion Bishop whitenouee per.
tor-y ordered the Rev nr Cowell 70 take HE sest
perm tied rev. Mr.. Gilbert, young .cacon lust
ned 10 vote, which vote decided tie resolution, as
Bishop Wshel, BY one majority. This created great
tcmeIi - many claim that ,he young deacon was not
tied 70 q vo.e
Fe give Gene in fnll
protest was ofered BY &c, Parks, signed by many
Ky aad ATTY sgains, TIE Bishops arbitrary decis ons.
fultd 4 OCT Of order. Great confusion arose. Mr..
foot got the foor 10 introduce resolution requesting
u LIT Jaw Nnitu luCOflualtu tue blsuOp ~
trustee. The Eiehop decided II out OF order, aud
~ not heGr nm read H. Mr. Kerfoot said, You
nc; be afra.d, STR there Is nothing in u about the
100 = SIhis cFeabed quite laugh 10 the Convention
ky. Mr.. Eocges. u the Chicago Church OF the
Comnrnlop, rose and demanded he right 10
a. he Bstop insisted that he oord not speak.
any ne hers and protested against the Bshops
M mer down IN that way. The oonfrsiou here bc-
e very great. Row. Mr.. Pratt moved that Mr. Hodges
ow ed Il rpeaS the motion seconded by Rev. DR..
son ailer great attempts by the Bishop 70 silence
the Ccuvcrton, by vote OF q 70 IL OF the clergy,
wed nm 70 speak, and he took the foor amid pro-
bd s6ase and spoke out with a loud and eloquent
Fe tfGs itTlcd every one present, somewhat As fol-
an snw,.pg, right reverend air, 10 90 back 10 my
be- q ChsRgo without expressing my solemn protest,
.ihcsf nternF the convictions OF my heart and con
nee WITH regard TO the $1,000 you have tekcs from
Beers. Ard here, a. q minister Of Chris.B church,
ChFI.lan man, and q member OF this house, do
aim hat the whole matter, from beg ming 10 end,
~ d.Snonest Transaction.
be whole house were moved by the force and hearth
s!ih wh!-h he uttered these words, and, soon
ien bic seat, tie Bishop rose 10 deliver the parting
ress 10 lie Convention, when . large number, sppa-
reary bali Of the house, eft theI seats turned
bacss upon the Eisbop ~ be was speaking and len