The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-10

tees vet TO be heard Its deliberations have been con
Quoted in secret; but it IL Understood that an oihcia
report will shortly be publish co. lam able to announce
soms OF the results Of the deliberations OF h
bshopa
seyenty.six bishops were preseL At Lambeth palace
They partook OF the communion os ether and on tht
occ.sIon the communion bread was m Ads Of corn from
Bethlehem and the wine from grapes vown a. Jerusa
lem The conference having originated in the desire
Canadian and other colonial bishops for instr ons upor
certain legal points connected with church 60 ernmsnk
these claimed the nrst attention Of the synod ud con
sumsd the most Of the time
the Of BIshop Cosnso came up naturally 10 ,0n-
section with the affairs Of South Africa and the rssol y
tons OF she Convocation Of Canterbury we're almost
unanimously readopsed. only three bishops voting
against thsm These resolutions declare that the Church
Of England docs not hold communion with Or. Colenss
sn the hersca church which he IL seeking 10 sssab
fish in the diocese OF Natal" and tina. the Church sp
proves Of the Synod Of Bshops who decided that Dr.
CoIenso was ipso Jaco accommodated i will Be OBJ
served that this leaves the Cosnso case just whore
was before The conference merely adopts the rssolu
tons Of the convocation
But further action growing out Of this matter was
taken By the bishops at Lambeth palace and much
more important An encyclical letter. in Latin and
English, was unanimously adopted ana win probably
be published In the churches tomorrow. II takes up
every one Of the doctrines attacked by Colenso and
most smphaticay rsasserts them. Il also protests
against Roman Catholicism and Marolatry and claims
that the English Church is the only and genuine
religious institution. This 10 far the synod
prepared 60 considering general points Of doctrine
II will scarcely DO found satisfactory for the real ques
ton now is, what 10 the English CHURCH,
For the rest the bishops have had very good time
in London. Special services have been held every
morning In most Of the churches, and large sums SUBJ
scribed for missionary work. Last evening there
conuersdsone 81 ST. James Hall. The bishops OF YER
mont Louisiana, Rhode Island, Ontario, London, New
Bishop Of London has given dinner TO some Of his
colleagues every evening The English are astonshed
to some OF the American and colonial bishops wear
ing boards Outside Of the urAchurch circles the synod
has occasoned excitement and little curiosity The
me h,shons aver since the order excluunr
reporters issued. 'S G. o." the we'll known cor.
respondent OF the c has also been let loose against
the synod and soon a. the official report Is published
there will como . halstorm Of criticisma The Ameri-
can bishops are all In very good health
tho CRYSTAL Palace. Under the auspices Of the working
mems Association, led BY Mr. George Potter. There
viii DO dancing and dining. and balloon ascension and
reworks and then the dnnerall In honor OF the pas
sage OF the Reform bill But the dinner will probably
its only interest to the presence OF the Hon. Mr.
Earl Russell has refused 70 be present. 20 has Mr. Glad
stone has Mr. Bright and, worse than ALL SO has Mr.
Beaes There 10 difference betweoa Potter and BealeS,
and Beaes said 70 be determined 10 have dinner Of
his own. Harmony has fed the happy family, and the
Workingmens Association calls the Reform League -
set Of impraclicabiea" SO We GO The conservatives
are 70 give reform banquet also and the Ednburg
servativss will present Mr. Disrae with the freedom OF
the city when ne comes TO dine with Thorn there.
The Volunteer bali 1t Agricultural Hall on Wednesday
evening, perfect failure The hall was decorated
the occasion Of the Belgian bali. and the city off,
entered In great state but there were not more
than twenty-five hundred persons present and it 70 not
too much 70 that there was not single lacy IN the
hall In "a hour after the ball opened Ths oyetes OF
London always the lookout for cheap sensation,
deserted ns Argyle Rooms Sod inc CssnS ana GOs Pc
them could have been collected ct tho ball. The Lon.
don papers give glowing accounts Of this most miserable
sas put TIE English ser Rsr GUT: snooss
and not all the large In the long lists OF patrons
could induce them 70 invest money upon this occasion
The escaped Fenians Manchester Kelly and Deasy,
have mot yet been captured, although arrests Of sus
pectsd persons made every day. The police think
that the fugtves are still concealed at or near Man.
chester. Liverpool Is moro likely harbor and there
q that Kelly 10 lurking In London ready TO start
for Paris The Telegraph announces that gang Of Irish
Americans Dover to assist him II necessary but
this Is doubtful The FenAn prisoners at Manchester
kept manaced in court for fear Of rescue and
Of their counsel Mr. Ernest Jones, has thrown up bis
~ Se Doc.
being quietly armed with rsvolvers BY order Of the
government -
M Dolby, the agent or Mr. Charles DickeA4 has re-
turned 70 London and n ID understood that his reports
q 70 the contemplated trip OF Mr. Dickens to America
are most naltsrng. Mr. Dickens shall decide 70 visit
son from the Boz Of oldsn daya His readings
thing wonderful and he will deserve oil tho gresnbscks
rhs presence Of Tho Chevalisr wiko q the Langham
Hotsl and the editorial IN the HkRALD announcing his
mission have caused great excitement among the Atlantic
cable clques.
In England under Boucicaulrs auspices.
Heller IL also here