The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

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Epscopsa church, and - - was daily expsseA h Qns
speakefl would sasroech upon she time a ne Ooa
fsreDos until that address was pressnis rhe sddrsss
received from Canada last week sent BY the heno
diss Episcopal church. Communication IVES presented
by the bishops relation the Revision OF the rtoa,
Which was submitted 10 them for their approval was
WORD ABOUT THE PROPOSED NEW msHops
10 very improbable that the COMMITTEES on Episcopacy
viii recommend Inc appointment Of additional bishops,
So Il least says . me Der Of the committee In whose
Judgment have confidence. they 90 rsco%mend the
charge OF the conferences the Pacinc. Tnere
number Of aspirsns for Tho once, but have reason
10 change opinion already expressed that Dr. ID. w.
Clark WIN run better than others who arc named
Rev Mr. hiburn delivers bis celebratsd lecture
viii depart for home after . lecturng tesr in Ca
NADIA
ELEVENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
PROPOSED EXCURSION 70 EIAGAKA FALLs-SEBArB
ON THE eRNEsEs CONFERENCE DIFFICULTIES
TIE FORTHCOMING RHPORr ON SLAVERY, ETC.
BUFFALO, Nay 10, lsSe
The Conference met this morning, Bshop Norris pro-
siding. =. J. THOMPSON, Of Philadelphia, led the psemi
nary dsvotions.
Al soon as the minutes Of the previous session were
read and approved, HsxRr CsLuAzEs Of PhnAdelphia,
moved suspend the regular order Of business, which
granted He then presented letter Of invitation
from Erasus Corning, Esq., President u the Central Rail-
road TO visit Niagara Falls In . body resolution
unanimously adopted accepting the invitation OF
pasy, and Thursday next vas fixed for the trip
Among the petitions and memorials offered were IN i'd
ditonsl batch BY Dr. Dnsrxs. in regard the noabes
Of the Genssee Conference, signed BY As oths
and BY hh expelled members, which gave rise 70 .
lengthy and excited discussion.
DR.. 0ssoRx said that the memorsls were similar 70
those Thai had already presented upon this subject
he would that Of them be read let the Con-
ference know the real nature Of iss contsnts.
WIN REDDY said that statements and counter stase-
neps made In references to the General Conference
the interests Of the church deeply involved in the
Investigation Of those ma'ters. whatsoever might DO the
result He moved that the iee have The 20 wer
send for papers gain frsn eli reliable
sources
Dr.. OsBoRx opposed the motion in an earnest speech
rou oks appointed without authority and without
Nv AID such powers q vas proposed 70 be gvea 70
- were granted fearful precedent would
Dr.: HIn.aaD perfectly ssrssd With the previous
me norAh placed in thsir hands II they found in
those papers matter which belonged 70 . Court or
iSsr duty to prs.sn. nd', &. 'I :ass rs
should noshave the powers of grand jury 70 msSe IN
break down the landmark Of Il and order oos q Ss
memorials asked that the General Confereucs rive :
General Inference by which ministers Of tnas body
were expelled Another request In memorial vas 70
%; :, -
jury BE hoped the discussion OF this whole matter
Dr. CURRY was anxious TO have AL the light upon ths
subject which he could possibly get an therefore hoped
about IT, ms only question wss no should they rene.
~ the evil and what should be the OF their procs
W. n. GOODWIN, Of East Genesee moved that the spe-
cal committee be discharges and tbs whole matter
ferred 70 the Comnisss on Itnsraucy.
HENRY sIcER, Of Bast Baltimore, did NOT kuow much
about The merits OF the Genesee Conferences troubles but
would speak upon the general principles involved In toe
70 the nquisitop Of chamber opsraon2 rnsy hsd
taken wrong step In appointing the oonuitsse other
uont s sac ss S
He thought hat there some vanity % be srssdsd in
causing % much attention 70 be givea 70 the Geneoeo
would purpose thi local contro
very could enlarge We area Of Is opsratioas could
he rest q mankind daughter BE went for individual
conferences rights against such process prop,s
III that these brethren who have Appealed bad % ssx
more would be said than anybody Of ordinary forosAr
moo would have patience % stani. II great puy
ability 70 get n "NazArissm" Toe church nee fed quiet
md whore there Was strife and contenuon crmins elton
,ss sad " The other oonsrsness needed harmony ana
procssses He seconded The motion 70 discharge
'psca committee from The further csnsideraon Of ths
4 r. Gnsworp, Of New England East Conference aaid
hat pssons wore sent ssasd BY loo parsons aakns
% Tie administration Of the Geusses osnfsrsnos for
HE last four years He was opposed 70 any |
isc ana believed that The present snoud be-
allowed 70 proceed wish the nvesugston for they we're
fully coupesent 70 investigate the mstter.
W. Coorxx, Of Philadelphia, thought the appointment
Of the nttee Judicial moved TO recon
sider the appointing H. me motion enlarge
powers q Ne committee vas laid upon the table, bys
r. n. HATFIELD, OF New York Esst then took the |
es ssan. ss ass'ss ssA S
been appointed, and ster mutual explsnatoos, Mr.. Hat
neld pFooseoed 70 speak the nooa before the house,
the whole subiecs Of the Gonssss Conferences eicass
70 he approprass oonmstss, nsnely tho committees
charge Of he oommisse whether va bss, under Tie
circumstances 10 appoint mot anehsr question,
iss, he was IN rsvor Of the non shoroush and ample In
vesteaiiou OF the whole Affair rhey might be dong right
in eschargns Inc comuiscs ana might Be hoess Ia their
%ad is,orsSy, ssd sss.ssSs would sisS ,Ss. Ss Con-
ference wss inclined 70 cover up whM vas 40. pleasant
pssos but rs LET b pure ami then peaossble The
question proposed 70 be investigated which oba.
ma before DEF osssd peace they soaid have som,
upon which could stAad. he
70; Z. s.:: A: ~, Ass' ,s Ss' o.. 4. ss
sut appeared csariy 70 him thss, the popular iads
aent q those who we're not within thoss walls, they
p j. Bsowx, Of Iowa, ana j. p Hucusrl q P..i,burs.
spoke upon the question, and were followed BY
appeal General Conference for proper sdicis &C.
uoa. He sorry that nuosssous he'd bseu thrown out
that The Gencsec Conference dexrou Of shrinkns
from full investigation OF their aca &c repeated vhu
be said In moving for The appontment Of SPECIAL com
mse, that hey oourted cxamiaaon Of their doinRs
The Conference q which be . member had rixhts
and hey were prepared 70 defend hen Il ali hs,Tds
He snrmed that the General Conference he'd no power
outside q Ne legimaely constituted 10 try refer
overhaul the journals and administration OF snv An
nual conference They had oousttuosal right 10 20
beyond the record OF . body which hal rsns
acted ne business properly, and believing that 1
principle 10 be correct, he would nos Yield
bis rights In conclusion he moved 70 az
charge the committee and refer the papsrs 70 the
would do all IN biz power 10 thorough invssuxa
Ton OF the Affairs 6 the Gencsee Coufcrcnce
The previous question ordered, and the motion 10
dschsc The commisicc was adopted By voss OF 100 70
J. FrrrrR presented memorials from Rev M Ne.
Crcary, requesting the Conferences 10 inquire into
lhe decis'on OF The bshops what be called
The "convcnuce an,' ~ sseetly - they could ana /
bahcpa affirmed The action OF the 9eueess Cnsersoos An