The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-13
'dngiM bfber independents. and Ne would

honsbt the church con gress-at Lambeth
would not conflict or interfere VIVID the
;nts,ests of the American church, ana he'E
! ~ therefore in favor Of an invitation
friendfeepted, he was not no, h,rrio baring "a a
thought, but IT. togs'G;st ;sr.raamnunion aau of
/ they should contemr r'' INV other measures
changes IN the relstio,.:.b regard to
churches, he was now and eve, ~serl the !.
strongly opposed. He would pra.be I
the modification ofthe resolution in favor
Of cooperation and not conjunction
between the bodies '...
Amendment to DIR. Schenck's Reso-
luton. "
Rev. DR. Paret, Of Central Pennsylya-
mia, offered an appointment to DIR.
Schencks motion, suggesting that the
| House of Deputies having received from
Bishop Lichfcld HI intimation that the
invitation to attend the Church Congress
at Lambeth, would be entered, tho whole
matter be allowed to lay over 10 await
definite information from the House Of
Bishops upon the subject.
Rev. DR.. said Leeds that the American
, Church, being national, should endcavor
to preserve it, nationality.
A motion was made by the delegation
from New York to lay the entire subject
on the table, which was lost by vote of
to 2, one vote being divided. In the
clerical, the vote were 40 nays to l aye,
and in the lay, the vote % nays
and aye, the vote from
! Tennessee being divided. The qucs-
ton on the adoption of, the amendment
offered by Rev. DIR. Parct was put to the
body and the discussion was opened
anew.
! DR.. Adams, Of Louisiana, proposed an
amendment to be substituted for the pre-
vious amendment, and while reading it
was frequently interrupted by laughter,
caused by his emphatic and uncouth de-
! livery.
The amendment was as follows:
! ResoLred, That we hereby desire the
re-assembling of the Lambeth Confer
encc, and we' hope that all Bishops per-
! sonally may attend, according to the best
of their judgement, and when uttering
! this expression of judgement We hereby
most solemnly and emphaticslly declare
any SENSE member or branch ofthe Ang-
lican communion, but only sister
church, preaching faith. 1t will in the
future be the church, Of the people of
this great land, and We request the
Bishops of our church to attend the sec
ond Lambrcth conference to take the
stand most distinctly upon this ground.
This was seconded, when the Rev. Benz.
Rogers, Of Texas offered the following
| asa
Substitute for the Whole Matter:
ReSokred, That all exchanges of friendly
greeting and all evidences OF communion
of spirit in the bonds of peace between
the Church Of England and the Church
of America are especially welcome 10 this
body.
Restored, That the foregoing be COM
mumcated to the House Of Bishops.
The question being put on the substi-
tute, division was called for, which re-
suited in the substitute being adopted by
vote of l0S ayes to 96:nays.
The question on the amended resolu-
tion was then put to the house and car
IIctl, .dllCl NllNH lnc NtuNtHllOI Nu-
jOurncd. o.,
Assembling Of the supreme Court.
WAsHINGToN. October 12.-Thc Su-
prcmc Court assembled at noon to-day
for the October term, the Chief Justice
and associates present, with the cXccp-
tion ofDavis, who is in Illinois to attend
the dedication OF the Lincoln Monument
and Bradley who was detained in New
York owing to sickness in his family.
The argument Of cases Will begin t0-mor-'
row. when it is probable an adjournment
to THURSDAY will take place.
In MenOriann.
After the adjournment to-day there
was meeting of the bar in the court
room to express the sens" Of the bar ~ To
their deceased brother, b. X. Curtis
The chair appointed as II Committee on
Resolutions, Reverdv johnson. Z. ii.
Phillips. William NJ: Evarts, Il. II. Bri,-
tow, &. Ii. William, }. A. Crcsswcll, r
ID. Lincoln K. VI. COrwine and K. r.
Mcrrick, and the meeting adjourned till
Friday.
The Postmaster General will shortly
issue An order, rcorgnnizing the special
agency branch Of the postal service lin
iting il generally to the detection Of
frauds, and to'thc instruction of Post
masters in their duties. and 10 secure the
prompt transaction Of the money order
bujpess. lie will, however, detail two
or more speciHl agents to look into. mat
ter Of the local expense ofune post Offices
throughout the country, and ascertain
why il is that the comparison Of th" cost
, of rupning various lnrg" postotfiCes Of n
free delivery grade, show that the per-
centHge "f tn" expenses and receipts j. as
: high as 10 per cent, and in some caseS az
lnw as 25'per cent. with all sorts Cf vary
ing figures between. When this invrs-
tigatiCn il completed, il will be extended
to al officer. appointed by the President.
or all offices in which postmnster.
receive a. yearly compensation Of $1,000
and upwards.
Other Items.
Treasurer Spinner decides that the
proceeds Of nationzt hunk notes forwarded
in good faith Tor rndemption will, if de-
-ircd, b. credited To the five per cent
fund; but when calls are made upDE
national baRks to reimburse the Treas
urcr for their notes nSieemed, legal ten
der notes, or drafts payable 10 such notes,
must he cent. .. .a... ...
Geo. T. BuchaHsr has been appointed
store-keeper for the Sixth Missouri, dis
trict, and b. " Rrynolds for the Sixth
Kentucky district.
DinieuI,ie, Retwera Ne xteans and
Americans
san FRANCISCO, October l2.--Early
! lat month the United States war steam
cr Sarauac sailed from this. port under
: .ealed ordsrs for the Mexican enast. she
reached Lspozn On the 18th Of Septem-
, ber when her commander pat himself
, IN immediate communication with the
authorities an the subject Of the reeent
. difficulties between thernseiyes and the.