New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
PUBLIC MEETINGS.



Clergy and Laity representing the Protestant Epsco
nal Church of the Diocese OF Now-Yo vas opened
Yesterday morning. at 10 O'clock In ST. Johns Chapel,
10 the presence of large body Of cergyuen and OF the
laity from all parts Of the State. number oil ladies
The opening services consisted In the usual ritual of
the Church Of England and serno on BY the Rev. Dr.
Corr of Troy.
Potter, Provisional Bishop, Presidingi the Rt Rev.
George Smith, d. D., Lord Bishop Of Victoria; DR..
Cutler of st. AIMS Church, Brooklyn; the Rev. Dr..
Colt Of Troy the Rev. Drs. Brown, McVicar, Cregh-
ton, Rndder, the Rev. Mes@s. White OF Rye, and D.
c. Smith.
The Rev DIR. LITTLEToE ssid morning prayer.
DR.. Corr preached from the text, I" For the people
could not discern the nose the shout Of JOY from the
and said that it would appear to some an admissible
thing in religion that the same religious could
produce dissimiar resus. Unity of cause was not al
ways attended by uniformity of effect; forcibe ex-
an Die of which was presented in the different feelings
manifested by the people in relation TO the founding Of
the temple alluded TO in the text. The preacher
proceeded TO explain this apparent incompatibty in
religious matters in general and said it was rather an
argument In favor Of religion, than against it. The
atonement of Christ produced joy and sorrow. The
Sacramento, which the preacher characterized as
doctrines symboGzed, might produce double impress
sions.
After the sermon, the Holy Communion was par
taken by the whole body both lay and clerical, aud
the Rev. DR.. EIGEsBRoDT then called the roll of dele
gates. About $50 cergymen answered to their Names
and about $50 lay members nted their certhcates
Bshop POTTER, before proceeding TO business, alluded
in o. satisfaction, 10 bis recent visit 10 Europe,
and the benefits de lived therefrom. After which, he
in reduced TO the Convention The Bishop of Victoria
the TT. Rev. GEORGE SMITH, who, he said, recently
arrived here from Australia, by way of China aud
Japan. and who it was expected would some time To-
morrow Thursday say something about the other side
of the world. Bishop Smith was called 10 occupy
seat beside the Chairman.
DR.. Eigenbrodt was chosen Secretary and the Revs.
Theodore A. Eaton and w. G. Harrington were ap-
pointed Assistants Charles N. S. Rowland elect
ed as Treasurer. The following Committees were ap-
pointed:
On he Dioes.an Fund-Rev Richard u Morgan. D. d. Rev
Lot Jones' D. d. Edwin Hasbt George Jones' esq' and the
Or he ,eauye,. Repor,-Floyd Smith, William Belts, and
ss%i sesSoy John R Livingston Anthony B. Melon
'd a1S a asny Rev Egsssd Hee D. D. Rev Francis L.
H HSTt Cuban G. YER Key Hon murray
,ptOrs Of EeconFor the Standing Committee: For the
Clerical votesThe Rev A. B. Hart and Mr.. N B. Hom:s.
For the Lay Votes: The Rev B. B0.twick and Mr. De
vSses@Mr VIM + Johnson For the Lay yotes~T6e Rev.
on For the e1 Clerical votesTSe Rev T. stafford browne and
Mr. EDWARD Hsght For the Lay Notes.-The Rev James
The applications Of ST. PauPs Church at Newburgh,
St. PauIs Church at Salem, Washington County; the
Church of the Redeemer, Northampton; st. Matthews
Church, Brooklyn St. Johns Church, Greenfield, and
Christ Church at Ramapo, asking for union with The
Convention, referred to the Committee on Incor-
poration. Adjourned until ii a. N. to-day.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
This board met yesterday afternoon at Castle Gar.
den President VERPLAScK 10 the chair. From the
weekly statement appears that since the LIST OF jan
uary last, 1868 ennis rars arrived at this port TO
number last year, for same PERIOD 5S544 The number
IL. DAFT
sppree gate receipts 1913 7S9 So; disbursements $685.
349 80; balance of cash on hald, IS, 44O "a.
On motion of Mr.. PURDY, the salary Of John +.
Devp, Counsel TO the Board, raised from 81 500
TO 81 500 per annum, TO take effect from LIST January
last.
The following correspondence was read:
QUARANTINE STATEN ISLAND,
HEALTH OFFICE Sept 49, 1860. 5
BERNARD CAssERLY, ESQ., Secretary Of Commissioners of Eni
nv Dear Sir: intended to have had personal interview
with you yesterday reference to the unpleasant
by the Of ether duties regret exceedingly that the
% Of haze ssR to wa
which inevitably classification in the public
Il has been nv uniform effort 70 cultivate and lead perhaps
eventually TO some hostile demonstration 1t the more TO 90
# things having existed for several months with the full
ege and connyanee Of the 70 my certain knowledge
without the least position wish the part 10
do anything peuda to the interests the property of the
Ss n IN T ad S thu the 81
appointed SUPERINTENDENT all must admit sbund.n.y
h1 %sIi he the and
noe SsSs compelled By sickness. add @ death in G
al, er his affairs during his absence.
1t does appear that both equity and honor demand that
du bis sbence thus proydenty and especially
pending the decision Of the Count which both parties have
have accordance with this view Of duty
until yesterday Advised By the Commissioners Of Police
any other party My discretion however as State cheer
TO adm IT, and recognize the authority Of person to ere
Csste Garden has atedy and In highly insulting and
eDsive refused admsnce to parties having permits
from and also positive orders for their admission egit
mate and business and compelled this morning
to direct the police the lock from gate enforce
ORDER also directed them to arrest Mr. Doyle for dsobe
ditnce Of my oreers foi which responsible h
circumstances be repudiatsd any subore The
intercourse and .he appears be entirely
unnecessary and 80 unlikely to pro|Gts useful end
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or EsGRArros(
n - 1AsTIK GARDEN, Sept %, 1860
Dear Sir Your communication of I'D inst addressed to me
as Secretary Of the Commissioners Of Emigration has been
have been instructe to answer 1t as follows.
The COmmssohers Of EmsstOn vested BY law with the
Quarantine property in for the people this State and
they are not aware Of .ny Ia or custom which cOne upOnyog
YOU upon premises of which they are the owners
Your usdicon except to the discharge Of patents the
arrest Of inmates clipping from the Quarantine enclosure visiting
the sch in the hospitals definite purpose and arrest
persons for violation Of Quarantine orders regulations con-
hned to the water and while the Commissioners of Emigration
ways desire to Presume that the persons whom you grant
permission to the grounds the cass
wi hin your province, they forced different conclusion
when permits issued persons who although
charged employees of the persist asserting
that they continue In their employment
such the premises which, against positive directions
OF the COMMISSIONER they ntrud
from you to the gate The Commissioners also obliged
to Withhold this presumption when you undertake to exercise
acts OF ownership their property by converting the Quar-
antine station into parade ground for political clubs
The Commissioners Emigration they have no desire
state Officer consider such discretion ia NOT