Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-19
Tidal Pl,enomenn.

Tidal Phenomena.
A Tidal phenomena was observed at He'll
Gate on Thursday, when the tide, accord
ing to the report Inexperienced pilots, was
stronger than 1t has been for twenty years.
O'Baldwin and WOrmaId.
O'Baldwin has been put under $1,000
bonds to keep the peace for one year, and
it is now believed the fight between him
and Wormald will be postponed for a year.
The latter is still at large.
Commissioner Rollins.
Commissioner Rollins has been subpo-
naed to attend next Friday to answer
charge before Commissioner Osborne.
Protest.
The Fall River manufacturers have given
notice to their operatives that change will
be made in the working hours on Monday
next. The mills will run eleven hours in
stead of ten. as at present. The spnners
have formally protested against The change.
Arrived.
The steamship Rhein, from Bremen, ar
rived this morning.
Sailed
The steamship Vile de Paris sailed to-
day, taking S1S4,000 in specie.
lsObbed-Arrested.
dance house last night. They arrested Mrs.
Allen, Boston Tom and six female inmates
OF the den, but John Allen fed.
Snow Storm.
1t is showing in Boston, Worcester. Con-
cord, Oswego, Watertown, New York.
Rochester. and several miles along the line
of the Erie railway. Four inches of snow
fell last light. Snow fell in Philadelphia
at 10 O'Clock to-day. A heavy northwest
gale Is blowing here. Very cold since sun
rise.
Sales of Gold.
The sales of gold by the Treasurer to-day
realized 137 5-l00@1 81 15-100.
Protestant Episcopal Convention.
NEw YORK, Oct. II.
In the Protestant Episcopal Convention,
Rev. Haight. from committee on Canous,
reported in favor of amending canon g. SO
that in case of Deacon or Priest ordained
by Bishop not in communion with the
Episcopal Church, he shall remain on pro-
bation one year, instead of six months, as
at present. Adopted, with but few dis
senting votes.
Rev. Henan W. Beers, of Wisconsin, in
troduced series of resolutions.
The committee on Canons reported the
following cannons:
FIrst--The form of conservation of a
Church or Chapel shall not be used at apy
time before sufficient evidence be furnished
to the Bishop that che building to be con-
secrated, and that land on which it stands
is free from debt or other pecuniary liabil-
tiles.
Second-The title to such building and
land shall be secured to the person, per-
sons or corporation authorized by the law
of the State or Territory in which it is sit
uated, to hold property for the diocese;
ricb % i Il
and land shall not be eneumbered or alien
ated by mortgage or sale by the parties
aforesaid, without the consent of the eccle-
siastical authorities of the diocese in which
they are situated.
Third-A church or chapel once eonse.
Grated to the service of the Almighty God,
shall be separate from all unhallowed or
common uses, and it shall not be removed,
or disposed of, or taken down. nnless per-
mission be obtained from the Bishop, acting
by advice or consent of the standing COM
mittee of the diocese in which he is sit
uated. ... %. -s- -r-t r--r
After some discussion, the Convention
adjourned.
' The Weather.
Cold continues, with high northwest
wind. Snow tell at Yorkville, in the upper
portion of this island, and also at Buffalo
and Bangor, in addition to the points al
ready named. .rE
Ina Cotton BROKERS. u
A Board of Cotton Brokers was formally
organized to-day.
DisaPprOved OF.
The proposed withdrawal of Seymour
and Blair meets with the unqualified dis
approval of the rank and file of the Demo-
cratic party of this city.
HEEsF Religious.
Last evening meeting of the Board of
Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Con-
vention was held in Church of transtigura-
tion for the transaction of general business
and more especially to hear addresses in
the Indian language by Rev. Paul Mayaun-
| eki, one of the Dakota Indians recently
converted to christianity. Bishop Lee
presided.