, 1874-10-30

or1Nl5T1AN EDUCATION.
Tho Committee on ChrH:tan Education report
| CD lesolutiunh recommending that the Church
uphold BcL1notn mud callcgea under Chu,ch d.
ioettoe and intlnotlco ; the appointment Of a
standing committee wholl might communicate
with tho Committee Of tic General Co1lvolltlon
tln JOINT Committee on Christian Education bo
continued. to 'nntno report On oatcatinn to bo
6reHoiiiod At the next nleotnE Of tito Goner.si
uonsont.on. Tho report was Improved and tho
recommendations adoptod.
THE rNAYEn-nooK,
Tho report from tho Committee on tho trana.
lation OF tlte praYor-book into Spanish, ASKING
that the ootnmitteo TO continued and ,ts Prcsl-
don't 10 authorized 10 I'LL sacnuc!es which might
occur, WAS Adopted. :
Tho ortlor oil tho dny was tlon talren IN, lofns
tue consideration of report No. Is Of tho Conl-
lnttteo on CanunB, with regatd to aon1o roaxa-
tlun tn tho rnbrlcs LII tho oillea for lnfaut
Kov. Dr.. Charles ". Ant1rows favored tho
change, md asked that tho prayer of tno me-
!norlailhta for suuh relaxation should bo era,tcd
bcca,1ao It 'sns asked fur tho olorgy, ullsoss 1t
tion Of tho Word Of God 1t ilatl 81 far iailod to
teach what It waH intondoa 1t should toach, and
had proved Htulnb.ng-3lock in tho pains OF
mul1y good men Which should 10 removed. In
conclusion; ho begged tho House Of Deputies to
:, Tho noy. II. Adams. Of Wisconsin, exclaimed.
" BY no neanB sir" -..-.
afr. Hill Durgwin, Of pittsburg tlisagroea
with suel, principle, as ho believed It woull
not 30 acting up to their constitutional tluties.
ahKcd for ny tho PARTIES who had becn offended
by its use, but by sympathl2Ing brethren.
NuBRioAt REVISION.
Tho hour having arr1vel fur tic 0r1cr Of tho
10, discussion OH baptismal mauner was dropped,
and tho report Of tho Comtttoo In regard to tho
proposed amendment to provide for ahorsencd
aervlceB IN tho prayer-book WAS road.
Tho Commattco reported resolutions declaring
that ,ho.o was nothing In the present order OF
comanon prayer 10 prohibit the separation. when
desirable, Of tho morning prayer. litany, and
administration Of tho Lo.d'h Suupor iuto dis
tinct services, PROVIDED that. when raod TO-
gcther, tiey bo usod in tho Same order Us they
occur In tho prAror-book, aud rocom'n andng tho
appointment. Of a joint commission to consider
the whole subject of rutrical revision, aud pro-
v1ai',g Hhor'eucd ana moro varied services and q
now lcctioDary.
Illinois, Montgomery Da,i, aud tits Rev. DR..
sullivan, OF Illinois, expressed themselves op-
posed to any such changes.
Tho Kor. Dr. Alfred A. Wataon, Of North
carolina thought thoie should DO no haste In
rushing thcse ttlinps through, rs sorious injus-
tico might be dono 10 tho Church.
MESSAGES rnoM THE BISHOPS.
mcasago from the House Of Bishops Inform
GO Lie HoIBe OF clerical and Lay Deputies that
It Ind appoiatod as members Of tho Standing
Comnait'oo on Foreign Missions tho Ruy. Dr..
William 7. Morgan, DR.. Robert s. Howiaud. the
lion. Hamilton Fish. and Mr.. L. +. Morton,
The message wns concurrod in.
A1tor tho rcccss. message from tbs Homo Of
Bah ps vas read, authorizing tho use OF tho
now DICTIONARY until tho noxt GeMoral ConYon-
tion, mud In favor of continuing tho Comn.tteo.
sEcRET 8EsBloy.
Tho House then went into secret session to
consider tho Confirmation OF tho new Missionary
Bishops.
Tha delegates remained in socrot session until
4 lase hour when they adjourned.
II was stated tnot tho Rev. Dr. 4. e. Garrett,
Rector of Omaha, Neb., had bcen confirmed
aa missionary Bishop Of Northern Toxas; Tho
lev. Y: D. Elliott, of Atlauta, Missionary Bsh-
op Of Western Toxas; and the Rev. Robort 3,
WIngield. Poi e'ovshurg. w.. Missionary Bishop
for Northern California. The confirmation or
the Rev. pr. Orsick, Of York. Po., "a Missionary
bishop to Chsua was not noted Oh.
message wns read from the House of Blst-
ops! informing tho Houco Of Deputies TINT they
had consontcd to division of tito Diocese of
Wisconsin.
IT is nrobabfe that tho sessions OF the Conven-
ton will last until Tuesday or Wednesday no1s.