Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-26

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The jury i1 the ease Of Cornelius II Gar
verdict for the plaintiff. Yesterday, for S2,--
$780, The suit was for damages on account
IF the .selzdre Of q Estea61ef0DS AWahah
when he commanded therebels at Norfolk.
Is 10 ys5 'a 5ais;l - Posiponed- 80 nSniwSSs
The perjury case of me Henry, who fss
alleged to, haye falsely, testified 10 tbe, Rol,
Inns case, has been postponed one week.
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There was. quite a panic IN che Stock
Board to-day ON Erie which aopened atd
Az and, declined to- 1895 and recovered toh
= tys H,,narsd eayy - tsansacIi9as were made,t
lions OF new stock has been issued, and
that the Atlantic ana Gfeat dWestefn RaiiIL
way has been leased. Some small failures =,
are reportedif 4 0os 1citsbo1s,.s jes, &
RrotestaBt EpiscoPal .Coaventlou,f
In the Episcopsli Convention to-day itEVS5 two 4
messages were received from the House of =,
Bishops. The first asked forthe prayers Of
the lay and clerical delegates for the better
guidance of the Bishops in their action in
| relation to an; Indian Bishopric, and the (
second was on the subject Of remarriage Of !
divorced persons q "A
The, House of Bishops announced that
they had adopted the foliowin to be canon
IL, title 2, on marriage and divorce:
No minister OF this church shall unite in
matrlmony any persons of whom one has /
been. divorced fcom any cause arising SUBJ
sequent Co previous marriage, other than0
adultery. nor person divorced for his or
her adulterEr for the purpese'of this canon, s
of divorce is, hereby. defined to be divorce
vinculo matrimony, formally decided by
The canon was debated at great length,
apd finally recommitted to the seommitteeli
on Canons.I2.r Il " A
The committee on sCanonss reported sthe7
| following: xsvFsfsa
amended so as to read: First. Every mia-
ister of the Church shall be liable TO pIe-i
sentiment and trial on charges for the fol- {
lowing offenses, viz: ID, Crime or immo-
rality; Sd. Holding or teaching, publicly or I
privately and sadvisedly, any doctrine
testant Episcopal Church Of the
United States; 4tt,~Violation of the
Constitution or Canons Of the General
| Convention; Sth, Violation Of the Constitu-
tion or Canons of the, diocese to which he
belongs; 9Th, Any act which involves
breach Of his ordination, and on being
found guilty he shall be ,admonished,u sus-
pended or degraded according to the cam
ons of the diocese in which the trial takes
place, unless otherwise provided for by the
General Convention. : " "a si4 .fiswiir6 Z
After heated discussion the Canon was
7 -. NaturaIizaffon. q a - =, . -
The examination of Rosenburg, charged
with forging Naturalization papers, com.
menced to-day. Considerable evidence: was
given. Friday night closed the business of
naturalization, here. According TO the
| figures in the Democratic and RepublicanJ
naturalization offices, the former have is
sued 1000 and the latter 3 o70. They are
undoubtedly nnder-estimated.s The Tri-a
bune says 10000 naturalizations have been
made. -zii4 baa sBdnuiosl dr,2f
Hugh Benslsy has been arrained in
Jersey CITY charged with perjury in con-
nection with naturalizations, and held for
trial. h1s ,sEE'aii5t !. 's.stss7
General Blair. 'ss bEs rsb
| General Blair will address the Democracy
of this city next Tuesday evening 1t Is
stated. that Seymour will speak in Brook
lyn next week. ssbrH5 Il = - 2 ssso.2 rs
| .E Decision. a. 5als s,IsE "a
Hon. John L. Hoffman, referee in the
case of the Nicaragua Transit Company
against Commodore Vanderbilt, to compel,
the later to pay the former So 100000,
which has been pending since 1860, has
awarded the Company 81 s50O00 3 The
The money received by the Commodore
from the Pacific Mail Company is disal-
lowed. 5sBi 7Taiso id2IH b5d1o1 ssH IA
| GsdW Stock Exchange, tUud. U;i5
Six thousand dollars in currency was
bid to-day for a sec seat at the Stock Ex- =, ),
change. @'ls st7" A'5u Dhh h2Iil" Sil"l
h6Tqmi suai SaiIed.Tgo1q sti sIidw
The All England eleven cricketers sailed
to-day for home on the steamer City of
Baltimore. % !,
-1s'711 A Family DfAEcuIfy..Bo wsId5
The Post says well known Bead of a
banking house was Garrestedl to-day in;
Blocker street for striking his vile in the
face, because she insisted on following him
up town. They were both taken TO the
station house by the p lice, where they
were reconciled. and left in a carriage for
their home in Brooklyn.s ,sii4 sgn .gsJ {
i eds Il uiBil Discharged.sw eH .dzf
! Is bas ,ssl2itls NEW YoRK, Oct 25. IS
Robert G.. Gamble end Mrs. Hughes,
charged with poisoning Candles wife,
whose examination has been in progress,
for some weeks, were yesterday honorablyd
acquitted and discharged .od 10 si1iIoo 4