The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-11

Trial Of Rev. Stephen n. Tying, Jr.-vielatian
81 the Cnnons-The Charges and speciAca.
nsns-hsiusai OF the Accused to Piend-Tko
Case Postponed.
ne very neat bat rather small chapel or 81
Peters church. with Its walls Of cslcae slate color
covered with iosral sprnkag Of vernal wreaths ana
crosses OF pine and holly, and choice didactc excerpts
from the Scriptures. was yesterday the scene or a
gathering OF priests and iay Of unusual interest rhs
Cause Of this gathering the expected trial OF Rev.
Stephen H. Tying, Jr., who, a. IL well known stands
ascused OF having gone into New Jersey last SUM
msr and preached TO the bsngh.ed hsathen there.
without the proper consent Of Episcopal prslstas
within the limits Of Whose parochal cure he dispensed
religious pabulun, a. alleged. 10 violation Of The
sanons Of the church. court had been ordered-a
clerical martial In fact-to try the accnseda court
composed OF "moss grave. reverend and potent
preachers In this branch OF tho church militant The
hour appointed for the convenng OF the court half
past twelve. II an hour after the appointed time
before tho proceedings began This period was occa-
Piled In bnzz!ng conversation upon subjects not ate
gethsr sacerdotal In the meantime the accused sat
quietly converting with his counsel, Judge Fullerton
and Mr. Parker, Of Now Jersey and gave indication
in his countsnsrcs demeanor Of extraordinary crmi-
naisy, but smiled and bowed and twirled his jaunsy
cane with show Of the utmos. indifference, possibly
want Of appreciation Of the terrible charges upon
which he was about to be tried. y
After about hour OF patient undemonsrative watt
ing except the low conversation referred to- Rev. Dr.
Beach, President OF the court very quietly arose and
remarked that Rev. Mr. Tuttie member OF the court
being absent the ether members had decided to adjourn
until two +. ~. he read section FRI n the church
canon approving Of an adjournment Mr. Parker asked
for an adjournment for longer period to enable
sci TO prepare the Defence Inc President OF the
still insi ted upon two Y. H. the hour enng.
Judge Fullerton tried his persuasive powers in favor Of
seadiast upon this point Al tns stage of the proceed
ings Rev. Mr. iutile made his appearance, and there
coed with the case. The President thereupoa read tho
charges and specifications as folio wis.,
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me By tho right reverend 1s 81 Go2 Of New erssy
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upon the folowlng eaargss ana spsoiieati,ns--
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Episcopal Church in the United states of America passed
ocoSsr is5s BY 1aci section Of sse pro:
parish whin ,Ss paroelal cure ol another ssrsynsn
from me minister Of the parish o. cure or in his .senes
Specification Ill tbs that The said the Rev. stephen H.
Tying. Jr on tho msrnag sunday tho 18th day OF
Iay iS5 T,.n tbs corporate bound. Of the city Of New
constituted the pastoral are Of the Rev Alfred Stubs. D.
D.. and the Rev. I'D Il. Eosgs ID. d., minister's OF tho
Protestant Episcopal church duly elcd charge OF
congregations in said ey oGicise By preaching aud by
reading PRAYERS within the SAID parnchai care Of tho said
Alfred St5bs D. D. sad Of the said I'D L. Boggs ID. D.,
without their permission, the permission either OF
them, Of the church wnrdens and vesymcn
OF either OF their congregations majority Of such
dens and vestryIen trustees
specincat.on LA this said ev stephen H. Tysg
Jr did, on the evening the dag aforesaid within
corporate bonds OF tas atty Aforesaid ocats by preaching
and BY reading prayers within the P1rocaal Of
the said Alfred stubbs ANA 3D. b. Bog swhou the pcris
sion or tho permsslon OF either Of asm & church
wardcrs and trustees of eth of their
gregaons or the majority OF such church wardcns and
vestrymen trustees.
Dated at the city Of New York TN day Of October
D. 1867. WILLIAM WALTON, d. ID.
SAMUEL NJ. HASKIhS, ID. y.
8. ROWLAND, u. ID.