The sun., 1864-09-30
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. dabvsf bis annual sidres;
Ne oponcd BY sdverepo W ne fsrt ,has this was
sho sspN year of hs Hpisopste, during which
tine be had confrm~d ~, 40 persons, sdmtied l36
xs.ounA sdvanced 1I2 dcscons " the priesthood,
and consecra,ed " churches. Dnnng that time
We Clergy hsd increa,ed from so4 70 shout 800
end churches and chaTeb from 2s5 " s6s. He had
ostsndeI 2 300 services In his official capacity, hsd
preached upwards of 1870 sermons attended te.
tween 30 and 80 coDvocsiions of the Clergy,
aud Nsvced bsSwsen seventy thousand and
sishty thousand miles in performing his
Episcop.l duties lie NEXT alluded to the healthy
growth Of the Churvh during that time, and spoke
IN high terms Of The lsbors ~ The clergy, and the
Veady res,onse snd cooperation ~ the people The
,as,mnis,raUon for provision of the poor, and the
work carried under the City Missionary 3prictv
hes been more concentrated and better attended to
during the last ten YEAR,, while several new inst'
sutions had been thoroughly est,llishcd on sure
ifbundations, Including &, Luke's Hospital, 81.
Luke's Home for the Avcl, the House of Mercy of
che p. Y. Church, and the Pro'estAnt Orphan Asy-
2um Ala, 81. s'.Phcn's College at AnnndA'e;
buthess County. Hc alluded 10 the House Of
Mercy, and the admirable management Of
Hhs noble n'ndci women who had made
~ monument Of Christian tehevolcnce.
During The first year he hst confirmed $500
persons at 200 con6rmstions; icing $40 more than
abe preceding year lie had also ordained 2 des-
Jns and advanced IL to the priesthood. There
were now hhy-ono candidates Tor holy orders. Re-
ferrng 10 the wa, he said that within three years
10 had confirmed large number 81 officers aud
soldiers in the armies of the United States. lie
osd found by his experience that men ~ these arm
lee had been made better aud not worse hy risklng
Sbst PARTY .pirit was b,nisbso from among them,
and that love Of coun,ry predomipa,cI, With re-
gard to the proposed division before alluded =" The
ssoes ~ ~h,ch wa. d., h. .I,sted sncb a avs
Non q the prcseu, dine. 10 he incspodlent and he
would firmly hut respectfully siy that " any such
nIumoh enouln M'e pace ,he proPo e' nus' III
.nsse rom she bshop hlmseu. nc coh'I"oou WIN
ome Iur'net re'nsIsN nm a,cr w. ~. uo" ~
some general sneS'> inc oon'eh"oh 'ooA sro-
ssE until Z o'clock.
IvEsrra syseios.
ne Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment,
and prooesded N the election Of delegates to tho
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tenera "'en"A oo"'o"uon w '' "e'' ~ "s1'
pn's next year. ihe incorporation Oh sewers. no"
'shnrehes was then 'pItoved' aher when the Cof-
uaiaee on the Bshopssslr " reported that mere WAS
surplus OF $1O0O rece we'd from the contribuuons o'
me s o. houon s "ss ai.. na..sd
~ .s.sss toc nsrisb.s 10 an e1on, rcient 70 Weld
- .h,.ss i5-,,.. =. -. ii H., A. ~. s.ia,v
W. ...a.,. ~ ~. ,ru.,o.. a, A.. f,nd n, agcd
and infirm clereymen, OF the sands fund, and oil
~e . .l.o ,sno,,.i. I'm, nrc,en,ed no fes,,rcs OF
gen, Il interest. Aner some routine business, the
CONVENTION sdlonrnea " tnee' AGAIN 'hi' 'r'''A9'
y
osy 'osu"'' 10 'ohow'' ine en"o- "',e A''
E%mH .nnc.' 'onn % sn, ,oi'h, "e 49,. ] a,i
Che purse Of al, 900. Time 2.2T.; 226A; 2.26,.
FrRE.-About s O'Clock p. NJ. Yesterday a
Are v,. discovered in the ou.r,rrrn.s,ers p.par-
mon, of the s,b Reyinent N VS. N. G.. Centro
Market. Al the tim. ,he fire wss notcei II an
pesred ~ " II had been burning all day. Damage
70 NE nrea,ms &c *sD. Ihe nre estenaed 70
No ,bs amour, q, sIso' The building was damaged
70 The extent cf 400. No insurance. Owned by
~so"" VI w" '''N
FATAL fALL'-Davia C,hton, cn,id whose
u,,h .,nrv window os ,bs 49, nrs,nsss snd w..
Instantly killed.
RAILROAD ACCIpryr,-Aaron Pills. q Ger
man m.chiniSH, residing at 1852 East Elevcnsh
suseS 1, ,e., ,lpn, .ne h1h, p,auo,,n OF ihlru h"
Sr,c,nv po.. NcC,g.,,v os a, M,,h.-,
street Jumped ou, of the window tl,h e,oryl abou,
10 o'clock las, night and was killed. No cause ia
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THE COURTS
ROMANCE ON TIE OcEAs-U q Commissions,
s,;,,,,.,, ,o,..a ., ,,.,,
e"0' S'''''"S """ o"so h"'o ou' vi 'uo or
binary hne' IL "eems ha' smong the passengers
oil tho Cornelius CrinnrL on her Last vovaue from
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b'rP"o' " his Pf'' WAS Annie DAly, young
lady who was 'fsir 70 look upon" Frank
Knowles. ale Of Tho shin s,,y Ann,. fol, an Low.
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propo'ed marriage wa accepted etc The ship
arrived ammo landed ana Alter waiting Ia vain
'or ner lover TO lnee' his engagement found that
sne ''hsd loved not wisely but too WE'LL" aud sP-
Phe1 70 "e ASSISTANT District Attorney for sdvice.
The result WAS that the deliuouent Frank was ar
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