The New York herald., 1862-10-03

New York; Rev. Dr. j. L. Clark Connecticut; Rev r. r.
Buckley Missouri; Rev. DR.. George Iced Pennsyivania
r. III Gardner, Maine, Hon. s. Huntingdon, Come, u
cut; Hon II. 7. Baldwin, Michigan; VIM. Cornell.
Censai'tes on Proye. Book-Rev. DIR. J NJ Mason,
Italian Connecticlt: Or. P. larker, Massachusetts, Dr.
Edward Neville, New York Mr.. Isaac Redhed. hassa-
chusetsi Hon. Luther Bradh, New York L. Anderson,
Connecticut, Prof. Sbattuok, Massachusetts,.
Commit,se on Nelc Dieceses-Iev Dr. Smallwcod, ONO;
Rev. Mr. Buell. Vermont, Rev pr. Cole, wisconsin, Rev.
Sir. Manney, Minnesota; Rev. Mr.. Clemson, Delaware;
Messrs. Churchill, kcntucky Brnnot, pennsylvania /;
Julian, Western New York, and Bever, Iowa.
gSm M,n o. hss Rey ~ "a G. TaSSrd New M map
shire; Rev, W. >. Armitage, Wisconsin; Rev. Daniel
Henshaw Rhode Island Rev. L. A. hemper Wise nsin ;
Messrs Herman Cope, Pennsylvania ]. II. thompson,
New Jersey Antrim Campbell, Illinois, and s. r Beers,
Connecticut.
Committee on Unfinished Basiness-Rev. n A. coit OF
New Haven; Rev. NJ. Douglas, OF Vermont Rev. DR.. E.
W Peei, of Iowa; Rev s. Brooke, OF Delaware DR. J. T.
worthington of Miss uri Messrs Ide of New Hampshire
Aids Of Vermont Alex Duncan, Of Rhode Island, and
COMMITTEE on The General theological Seminary Of the
man3 rev Dr. w " sheios Vest Ney York Rey
Dr. n Hopper, Massachusetts,; Rev Mr.. lawson Carter,
Ohio Herman Cope, Esa, Pc nsylyania Hon Washing,
York; Joseph E. Sheffield, ESQ.,, Connecticut.
Committee ON Conservation Of Bi,hos-Rev DR.. Beach,
D9e Maine; Rev President Gordon, Pennsylvania Rev.
DR. Washburn, Connecticut; Messrs. Trowbridge, Mchi-
gan; Garthwaite New Jersey Read, Delaware, Jarvis,
Ohio.
Committee on Cntimicn and Cdaons of The
CA,rch-Thc Rev. Or. W. Cooper Mead, Of Connecticut;
Rev. +. L. Hawks, DID,, LID. Of New York. Rev. N. s.
De Wolfe Howe. OF Pennsylvania Rev f. 4. Higoee DID,,
of New York; Rev. r. H. Clarkson ID. OF Illinois: Hon.
E. +. Chambers Of Maryland; Murray Hoffman, of New
York; r. G. Winthrop, Of massachusetts,; j. 81. Conypg
m, Of Penns ylvania.
On motion of Judge REpyIEiD the question Of the edu
catoal boundaries OF Massachusetts, aud Rhode Island
referred to the Committee N Canons.
Another, offered by Rev. Mr. HALL, for the appoint
N mt Of committee t. dra, new rucs Of order, was,
alter debate. gatived
on motion of Judge HARE, OF PHILADELPHIA Canons d
and were referred to q committee for revision,
those canons conflicting with each other.
Rev. Dr. VlNIoN moved that the sixty ninth Psalm he
substituted IN The church services or Good Friday FOR
the sixty. u Fsain, DOW read, according TO It's
pi9ce in the American Nray DO He called attention
~ tn, act that n tho English prayer oook he sixty ninth
Psalm stood IN The ac. 81 the sixty fourth the former
beng much more ppr prate ior Ao solemn services Of
Cool Friday
good deal Of opposition WAS manifested TO making
the proposed chanec aQa ataF urs aebate no.ioA 10
lay the resolution On The table prevailed.
TIE LAls R:y. AR. NEWTON, .. - '7sAcHvsfrTs.
Hon. K. G. WlETHR oi boston, delivered b@h euogy
or the virtues and services ol tie ao Rev. Mr hem ton
q Massachusetts, aud, concluding moved the following
Resoivfi by the House Of Clerical and Lay Delegates
Th9 cannot fiji To miss from his long accustomed
scat in councils tls late Rev. Mir Ncwton OF Nassa-
chusets and that we are unwilling that hs name should
disappear from the roiis o tie Convention without an
EXPRESSION of the deep regret with which have heard
the Of HI death aud oi the sincere respect
which entertain for his tletlory.
Tie resolution WAS unanimously carried
SERMON.
resolution authorizi. the printing Of 900 copies
Of the sermon preached AZ the opening OF the Convention
was adopted.
OFFICERS OF TIE LOWER HOUSE
The following officers Of the House Of Clerical and Lay
Deputies OF the Convention were appointed
loyesid.at-Rev. Dr. Crack, Of Louisville. StcrcdTl-
Rev Dr. Randall, or Boston. ASsistGat-Rev Dir. Clark
son, Of Chicago Second 4istdnt-Rev. W 5. Perry. Of
Portland. Treasmey--Herman Cope, OF Philadelphia
This closed the o m business of the day and the Con-
venton adjourned till halt-past nine this morning.