Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-11

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the madagascar Of the 9th instant brands with
the charge OF falsehood portion Of the statement
Of GA Member Of Trinity Church. that appeared
the day previous In that paper. The aforesaid
member Of that divided Church therefore hopes
that you will do him the favor to publish in the
Sta, the following brief retoinder:
The meeting OF the Vestrv Of Trinity Churc b
which considered and adopted what Mr.. syle
tions' wa, held at the residence Of sir. Todd,
Monday evening, March 9Th. The Nestry hay-
ing originally met to consider the subject. on
Saturday evening, and adjourned the meeting
over to Monday evening, after learning that Mr.
Syle had previous engagement for the former
evening. Six O'Clock was the hour appointed for
said meeting, Mr.. SYle having been duly notified
and kindly requested to be present. The five
Vestrymen VINO assembled waited until nearlv or
quite seven O'Clock for the appearance Of Mr..
Syle and the absent Vestrymen, before proceed
Ing TO business.
The meeting was then organized the preamble
and resolutions were introduced, and after suit
able discussion were unanimously adopted. No
other business coming up for consideration, the
meeting then adjourned SINE die AID NJ TO tbs
time Of said adj0ErsrsHt NO conupHic alton from
Ny Sy!e had essn reesirsd BY ths register, Mr..
Anderson, rer BY any member Of the tsstry. In
this cornsctioH would also state that during the
afternoon Of the aforesaid Monday, March "a, }
MI Syle, In response 10 an assurance from one Of
their number that the members Of the vestrY,
without On exception, were his warm and PET
sonai friends, and that they earnestly desired his
presence al the meeting called for that evening
Iemsrked rather bluutly that he did not wish 10
confer with the vestry, and IL they wished to con-
fer with him they could do so in writing.
Mr.. Styles note Of March 9th TO Mr.. Anderson,
the r gister Of the Vestry Of Trinity Church. was
tsff al hs residence Of that gentleman bstrssn tbs
toHrs Of 5 and O'Clock in ths ersniHg OF Monday,
March 9th, fully ar hoHv a. ser the adIoHrsrlert
Of rhs meeting Of the Vsstry, which considered
and adopted the before mentioned "condemnato-
Iy preamble and resolutions;n and yet the resi-
neighborhood Of Mr.. Styles boarding. house
the latter being situated about midway between
the residence OF Mr.. Anderson and the residence
or Nj. Todd, where the above mentioned meet
Ing Of the Vestry was held.
Mr. Syle further says that I" the practical an
swer5 he received to Els ncte Sf March 9th
I" was copy Of the condemnatory preamble aad
resolutions;' their irnisdiat. publication In the
secular newspapers, &c. In reply TO this ACCUSE
lions, | have to say that the said preamble and
resolutions were not published In the secular
newspapers until Monday, the 3Istday Of March;
and during the week that elapsed between their
adoption and publication, several meetings OF the
Hesny Were heldi at any one Of which recon.
sidefation Of their Previous scdon would have
been most cheerfully granted for the purpose Of
enabling Mr.. Style 10 make an explanation, but
neither Mr.. Styles friends in the Vestry ever In
tlmated any such wish. 1t should also be stated
hat the protest against the adoption Of the Soon
demnatorV preamble and resolutions which
were presented at subsequent meeting OF Mr..
SYKES friends, Mesrs Bradley and Blake, were
published with the said preamble and resolutIonsQ
The above statement Of facts can be substanti-
ated In every particular, and Il will therefore be
perceived that Mr.. Syle has sigDally failed in his
enort TO fasten the charge Of falrehOod upon a
. Mem Der of Trinity Church - And peru,al of
this statement, in connection with Mr. Syle,s
communication In the lntelligencer Of the 9th
Inst Will enable our citizens to form an opinion
as to whether this last effort Of that reverend pc1
tleman has materially added TO his reputation az
a minister OF the gospel.
In addition to the above | will substantially
reptSo Inc closing paragraph In my former COM
At the meeting held on Easter Monday, in
Trinity Church, for the election of vestrvmen for
The ensuing year, d jorIty Of the LEGAL voters
tnen present voted to SbStniH the anti-Syle men,
oefs OF the old vestry And furthermore the four
loyal vestrymen at the said meeting were voted
ont, and the four SyIoo1 skiptng &c Stry,n,n were
voted an BY ballots fhTss foUyths of trh,eh rc.,s
cdH BY illegal eotsTS And THU is one OF the
trensactlons that is approved by Mr.. Style, and
which, under the same circumstances he would
have done 'oUer again, only, perhaps, tctth ,nors
smphasts." MEMBER OF TRINITY CHuRcH.
The SUNDAY Row AT LBYTLERs.-Yesterday
, me-, ual OF the case Of the young men charged
with the riot at LHtfier's Gardens on SUNDAY was
called up at the Office Of Justice Thompson. The
ONCE was crowded with witnesses, and Justice
Thompson requested Justice Clayton to sit with
him In the case. The accused were represented
by couns.l-Mr. Norris appearing for four. Mr.
Martin for two, and Mr.. johnson for one. After
consu tation, the statement OF the case was made
oy counsel, from which It appeared that In the
hot two persons-Richsrd Jones and Edward
Johnson-were severely hurt At the request Of
Johnson, several persons were arrested on a
charge Of assault and battery with intent to kill
The others were arrested, as they appeared to be
implicated bv otte r compliments The counsel
now requested the privilege Of Withdrawing the
charge made by Johnson, and, admitting that
pfooaolY all were to some extent In fault, pro-
posed, IL consistent with the Justices sense Of
duty, 70 confess Judgment In a Corporation case
and pay such hne az might be imposed. After
the Justices permitted a with
drawal Of the main charge, and, taking evidence
Of witnesses showing that the affair originated in
The street. ordered the following parties TO pay a
dns OF s5S "a each: John Rawlings, r. Jones,
Edward johnson, James holland, d. Stewart H.
Munger, and James Sinclair.
RELEAsKD The girls Henrietta and Adelis
Nell, who were arrested yesterday for making a
demonstration Of sympathy while the rebel
prisoners were passing down the avenue, were
released yesterday afternoon, between and
O'Clock They represent that they are truly loyal
and have no sympathy whatever with the rebel
lioni but that they have an only brother in the
rebel army, and that they make frequent visits to
The hospitals on every arrival Of sick or wounded
rebel prisoners and that they also anIiously
watch every arrival OF prisoners, hoping to see
The face Of their brother among them. They say
,heir object in making the demonstration they
iu, yesttfQdY, was 10 dttract the attention OF the
'ebels that they might have better opportunity
of judging whether their brother was among
hem. The girls say their father 10 a mechanic
who has been for twelve years, and Is vet, a
workman at the Navy Yard, and truly loyal
nan.
PINEY PoINT.-Our fellow-citi1en, r. NJ.
Harvey, having purchased PIney Point, is having
{ prepared TO be opened on the LIST July proximo
or the reception Of guests. He 10 reconstructing
70 wharf, adding extensively TO Its cottages, and
'ther accommodations, and also preparing to
make u his main fish, oyster, and crab depot
rom whence he expects 10 draw his supplies for
ais large trade here in those articles. Marshall
s TO keep II this season, and everything 10 to be
provided likely to make II, as twenty. five years
go, the favorite summer resort for families from
his city and neighborhood.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfore JEsties
Keenan,, larceny Of shawl; jail for
ourt. Patrick Daily, abusing his family; fined
s3.5S. George Rawlings, drunk and disorderly;
10. 81. Thos. Burns, do; do. sl.7l. Jeremiah
;arter, do; do 81 Jacob Kayler, drunk dis
missed. Thos. e.. Broderick, drunk and disor.
ierly; fined % 81. Michael Donohue and ]. w
,ewrll, drunk; do. 81 each. John Smith, assault
md battery; jail for court James Fullerton, sus.
'icious character; dismissed.
FEMALE RoBBRR.-Last night a woman
FAMED Mary keenan,, got into the messengers
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