New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23


! EPISCOPAL DOGGY or WESTERN NEW YORK
| The annual convention OF thls pouy nlc' oh W."
nesdny at Utica.
Rev. Dr. Rankinc, Of Geneva, presented the fol-
lowing candidates for ordination to Deacon or-
ders: George Leonard Chase, A. Is. Robert hIi-
raw Duff. <. b.; Warren Watson Walsh, a. H.
pishop De Lanccy said the Liiany; Bishop Potter
took INC Ante Communion Service; and Dr. Leeds
Of PHILADELPHIA. read the Epistle Bishop DE Lan-
cey then read the questions and ordained inc eau
diiatcs, the Gospel being road by the Kew MI
Chase. r., $1,000
The Bishop. in his annual address, referred, among
other things to the conscrption Law a. relating 70
tho civIgy, and To the necessity OIL having iunu
for tho support Of the widows aud orphans oi de-
ceased ecrIy He also called upon the Convcn-
ton 10 elect Assistant Bishop on account VI III
Al ,he close of tho address that portion referring
To the conscrption law referred TO committee
Of four aymen and three clergymen, a. iolo"s;
Messrs. +. W. Hubbard, Henry w. Rogers Wnrd
Hunt, Herman J. Red1eld Revercnds Dr. fi'Ki!'
Henry w. Rogers u. VI. macurdy
So much Of the address Az related TO the fund Tor
the widows and orphans Of deceased clergy was TO-
ferrca to n committee of FIVE, as follows:
Rev Drs. Gibson, Babcock, and Schuyler Mcssrs'
Fatzinger and Chedel
After a few touching and appropriate remarks
from Rev Dr. Van Rensslaer II was voted tnat 30
much of the Bishops address as referred 70 NE re-
quest Of an Assistant BISHOP DO ivieHou W |"i'
The Bishop arose and spoke Of the reasons which
had induced him 10 make the request III was
necessity The interests Of the Diocese ana thc
Church as well as his own health, required H. lie
lbod bcsi,ated To mako the request, aud would not
now make it if ho could ioresee the restoration OF
The Bishop closed his wise and feeling remarks
by sayug that as it was important the whole DO
cese should be properly represented ~ lne oonni'
tee OF Fourteen he dosiIed 10 take time Tor tho Sc
!, ioc.ion ~ tho members and would lot announce
q the names al present.
ELRcrloY OF REV. A. &. coXR Az ASSISTANT
/ BISHOP.
UTICA, n. Y, August ~, 1861
Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coke u. d., of Newly orE
WAS to-day elected Assistant Bishop of tho Dioees'
OF Western Ncw-York, by the Episcopal CoE'eh'
ton now in this city, on tho first ballot.
UopgIRIg CASE OF CHfLD MURDHR--Tle Pat
terson (N. j. Register says: On Monday AFTERNOON
little child Of IA serving woman Ia tho Laiaycl'e
House. in Broadway, was reported TO be lost. Ih'
b.ll-riuQer was sent about town, and many OF W.
, remember that he described the child az BABY
about two years old. -,
All day Yesterday the search was continued bn'
without success till last night word was biough'
10 the unfortunate mother that the child had been
found III well. .
, II appears that q little beggar-girl, by the name
of Long who is well known in the neighborlood OF
Market street for tlioyng propenslles seeing lhc
child prettily dressed, enticed II away from inc
door and afterwards carried il up Broadway 10 hcI
mothers house. She then stripped 1t or W.
clothing, SO it is believed and then threw IL doWu
the well. +, tu
The mother Of the littlemurderess has been IN jan
I Cor some time. Yesterday afternoon sho was hper
, ated her time having expired Upon reaching nome
her daughter devoid Of that discretion which, II 81,
live NAV characterize her more maturer years, toil
s her that there was a baby in the well. The bsby
was soon afterwards taken out, and now 1t awaits
The begrar girl was taken before a justice OF th'
o neacc hut little could be got from her. We under
i stand that she is DOW in the jail from when hel
mother so lately issued. Her age Is about twelve
t years. M,
A NEW DEMAND BY TIE Coal MlNERs-1h'
c P,tt,bargh Commercidt says; The Coal Miner
: Association having advanced the scale OF MINING
from fiye cents TO eight cents, our m-owners nave
very generally determined to close Their ini =. II
preference to acceding 10 their demand. lh
discrimination, understand, ~ llKeiy 10 fecei,'
the universal assent of our large consumers, "n'
4 regard tho demand AZ excessive. Eighteen mon "
AGO the price paid to miners Was t|o-and-a-hai
y cents per bushel Subsequently the price was III
u creased 10 five cents and nov ihrthsr hhVhhoo "
eight cents is demanded. The lcct show That on
inillers and other large consumers nave heIe'oior
l.net the views of tho miners by promptly accodin
70 their demands, but they have determined not 1
ldo.o now only because the demand Is unre AsonaDl'
10 out Of proportion 10 wages geueray AID the pTc
a. of manufactured article..