The New York herald., 1868-10-30

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Genersi Convention call Primary convention Of sas
sal new diocese and lace OF holding thS
same;
Therefore notice Is here sgsn that The Primary conyen
vsmssr Is n Tie Church 81 The HOW Trn,ty 10 tbs u
Broosyn and county Of Kings hsipssl ten O'clock In
NEW YoSk October % Isss bishop Of New York.
NE s~ons ~ form oI @ nn a ~ ~ .y
diossss New Tss
% the q nSssss % coSaes Or q.
southerly bo1ndary line. aS the countIes Of coinm.
Iia Greene and neIaware 70 Convene a. a. Peters
Bishop CoS" S S9 ese as "a 9, casd ths
Primary Convention for the new diocese Of Central
New Tr,~Y York carved out q his diocese 70 meet at
The minutes OF the days session being read the
church at ~ ssvsn ,y C,snops a.
the closing religious services. at the end OF which
the Convention adjourned sine ale. 'N =
Asght conception Of the bus,ness Of ths ronvsr
on and Of its ramiacations throughout the country
transactions Of The braneh pos Sca saoned 1l N
the vestry room OF the Chmrch NJ The Tran sdonra
ton:-Letters received by mali oso. cItv Letters re
ceiyed Isi5: papers ana nannhlst o 3,s ia,tar,
DESPATCHED by mall 387: cIty ie,ters 7 Iaa. naners
and pamDnlets 2374 This Ia eycl,,aiva ~ 4 na0
dncuments dstrbnted to membcrs =. ,h o
through this branch. y 'Ao o0A''Ao
CLOSING SERVICES AT CALVARY CHURCH.
Calvary church AT the corner of Fourth avenue and
T~entyyhrst street last evening. were OF a most
imnosino and Impressive nature and were assisted
at Nv Very large nnngrepation About half the bods
~ t2e church was occu5led by the Clerical and iay
Sanutes mi Who HAVING falnn their seats an nrac,se3
hoirnast sevsn a,enek the House Of Bsh9ps entered
from the yestry. and led by their presiding oIicer
them l' s read y Bishop $ Kip, r California, sue
singing HYMN, when the fifty.second chapter
Of Isaiah Was read az speciai lesson by
bsnop Lane, OF Arkansas; ,onH A.er more more c3hErsSn
T"" xt, was s sseaa Nv Rshan Randali pIshon Ma.
which was foIows1 NV sng,nr ~ ts seventy.nInd
psalm. after which Bishop Smith, escorted by Bishop
nnn r.d o no TO the steps, ascended tne pull
~ ~ pIsropAY Irrrrn
Of the Epscopate to the clergy and laity, in sub
Tha tn,i n ranro.antot,op vbch ott.rd., +h. cor
yenton III il referred To- M matter FOR praise and
thanSariuina ba;n@ u,hont ~ nrecaaapt CO. IN nina
ar n o.t .h nr"d ou. ~ Phurs & y, hoI % :"
eo thn & snas -, pta .n9 s a., 1rnt mat n"am
P,ons two OF them being presiding eisnOPs Crate
and ~ .nd e ~
geCa ~ mne aerS,ces nants ars
H Sa % ~ burc ns o
gwen ior tno reunion as al ti tbrS aC s as
Tna 1u h " th ponar,eS ora charocfey,1ed ~
e n ti,h, ~ 1 ,sIn - 10 that mo ofrr
ings Of tho churches have not been conmensaIats
ma,fvinn thIs renort that there s rreot deal
done that does not appear in any reports.
, ane worS IN & or sdtion n thn a' unhact ~
smoJect Oh grave cohsucrao,on whno tlo supJeCs ~
Cnrstlau euuvaon hG5 lecctsoa ia ~ "
pracucal atenton. me Ohrs!lai ,i,i! laiy ve,nx
more anu more Tegarued as &uNine INSTITUTION, ano
M subpo,t oi we C1urcl, saIsiaclioh IS eHpIesseu
that the legislation OF the Convention has done not
little 10 strengthen the househods Oh the coul'
munion. The WORK OF the Churcn the neces.
slty OF labor on the part OF tho ministry
ana OF corresponding Efforts on .ne Pal, paus
OF Tue iaty are ne4L leierleu i noi or%ers M.
the growing neeu OF cahuluates ior nvy oIuc.
and the scriptura teacning quoted Una. aose wno %
preached tne gospe shouiu ivy py uas sospe, a ~
necessity OF eniargea ,T ont ns hare 10 ncn
mercy ana cducatlon - ponteu ou, us Heic - nuvn
that cannot otnerwlse De aone anu WISH Pns loa.l
that men anu WoIhen may De ounu Mno III ~ aenu.s @
themselves 70 Inns enorl. Sucn associauons ~ says.
however, must ue Iee iron cn'aasnms ,r,ns vu~S
ana enforced cOnlesslon anu De Ia sIcs