The New York herald., 1868-10-22

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Ing resolutions:-
view Of peculiar ds.ution hs South at The present
Joint M S ss appointed e ra.s funds 70 assist
point the nomination Of the Bishop soca secretary
each diocese TO be the Of with COM
Resolved the House Of Bishops concurr,ne rha. join.
subject hsSoscs and theological seSoos s' and MaUs ss
Hoass The Of frss .cSSo Il every sa
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schools IN chapel school houses where the children
assembled on Sundays with parents and others for divine
Es.ovsd, the House Of Bishops concuins, That be re-
e pse 20 e somms:
eency Of s' The schools. Ds' means '0'
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IL g, THE Russo-aREEK CHURCH
Rev. Dr. Mahan OF Maryland. asked leave TO print
report on the progress OF the movement for union
with the Russo-Greek Church, hereafter to be dub
ASSISTANT BISHOPS.
The motion to reconsider the vote by which
canon for the multiplication Of assistant bishops was
adopted failed for want OF . concurrence or O ma
lorty OF both the clergy and laty in favor Of the
tOn.
Mr.. J. johnson Barbour, OF Virginia from the spe.
cial committee OF laymen, submitted an elaborate
report on the subject Of the insunciency OF clerical
support, appended to which were two RESOLUTIONS.
which were recommitted and the committee en-,
larged by the addition OF two cergymen, Rev. DR..
Mahan, OF Maryland, and Rev. M. Breck, OF Deia-
ware. Mr.. Barbour made undoubtedly the most
eloquent speech vet delivered in this body, on the
subject OF destituton in the South, and at its concu
sion he warmly appauded by all and heartily
congratulated, and the delegation OF New Jersey
through Rev. Dr. Stubbs publicly expressed to him
their thanks for his 'nope. Christian and patriotic
Speech
FEDEBATE COUNCILS AND THE PROVINCIAL SYSTEM
Rev. DR.. Mulchahey, Of Massachusetts, reported
from the Special Committee on the subject against
the introduction Of the provincial system as too an
tiquated and foreign in its nature. but in favor OF
federate councils in States where there are two or
more dioceses, and his report, which was quite
lengthy closed with proposing new canons which
apparently make these federate councils some sort of
provincial synods. The report and canons hav-
ing been ordered to be printed and be the special
order for tomorrow ut noon, Mr. Samuel h. Rugges
read series OF ten points, arranged In the climacte
rc order, all TO the effect that the introduction OF
the provincial synods would prove lasting injury to
the Church. as II would provoke division and may
END In ruin. On his own motion the ''points' were
laid upon the table, TO be considered and debated
jointly with the report and resolutions OF DR.. Null
chahey Some little stir conversation ensued be-
tween Rev. Dr. Haight and Mr.. Ruggles a. to what
was the action of the New York Diocesan Conven-
ton on the subject when. uJ FIVE y. A.. Ton veu-