Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

part Of It, tho Bishol's Interpretation thereof.
| given by him il writing - shy Clergy man, or
to any vestry. aid Gully published, shall be &C.
cept.d until otherwise ordered By her Legls!s
sufc, CT decided by be- Judicis'y.
Sec 3 Any clergyman who 50 all violate This
| Cslon. shall be presented to the Bishop sno
| tried Cor his offence, in the manner set forth IN
Canon " ''cf tho trial Of q Cergymsn"-Pro-
vidsd that in addition to the terms of thst Can.
on, the pressntmen! may also be made 10 the
Bishop By any three persons whether clergy"
men or lsymen, who were either members of The
.ss! preceding Convention. CT are mem bers elect
| If the next succeeding COnVentlon-and Pro.
vided also, thst if the Bishop shall have reason
10 believe, of his own knowledge, or shsll have,
cthcrwis,, sutl ,ient evidence that any clergy.
mau hsa violated this Canon, it shall be bis duty
10 proceed according to the directions Of Can
on ".
Sec. T. Any clergyman who shall be a5ju5ged
guilty By the court, before which he msy have
been tried. of teschng any CT the false doctrines
aforesaid, shall bo ipso tacto Unexpected from
holding Parish or exercising bis ministry with
10 tho limits Of thi; Diocese.
Sec 5 1t shsll be the duty ofthe court. before
which any su:h trial shsll take place, to certify
to the Bishop sn official copy Of its DECISION, and
it shsll be the duty OF the Bishop thereupoo, to
pronounce against any CLERGY man Who msy have
been sdjudged guilty, as aforesaid sentence OF
suspension from the ministry.
CANON VII.-(OTsnders 10 be adm onishsd CT
Tepc!led from, the Lords Table ANY msmbtr
or IN. CHURCH being q commandment thereof con-
ducIrg himself or herselfin msnner unwor-
thy Of Christian, ought to be admonshed or
repeled from the Lords Table, by the minister
of tho Parish or Church, according to tbe ruoIl'i
and gaming, attendance On hose ra,ing ana th:-
strical smusements, Witnessing immodeat and H.
centious exhibitions or shows, attending pubic
balls. round dancing, habitusl neglect of pubic
worship, neglect of the Holy Communion. or
deni.! of the Doctrines of the Goapsl as gener-
ally sc. forth in the authorised ttsnda1ds
Of thu Church ere cfsncos for which
discipline should be exercised. Tbi; emu
| merslion however shall not be construed II
include all the subjects of discipline 10 the
Church, and in csses where it may bs deemed
| exp.dient by the minister or may be requested
| by the accused the church wardeEs, or either Of
ther if COMMUNICATES, shall be summoned TO-
| assist the minister IN ssccrtanng the lacts OF
the case :-ProUidea tia! if such warden or war
dens shall fail, refuse to act within ten days
the minister shall proceed 10 act under tho ru-
brcs CT this church.
The sub ,ct Of az assistant Bishop was N ade
the special order for t. morrow, directly alter
, the Bishops address.
The CaDons were NJ ,de the special order for
| o'clock to morrow.
; There was 90 evening" session.
, It il thought that the Couocl will vote
aeains. the proposition f)r an assistant bishop.
ADVENTURE UNDERGRoUND.- Miss Bessie
Darling, go American actress. has had q SELL
Gus AID almost fatal adventur, 10 the c.taconbS
! Of Pati'. These cstaconb5 coDtlio, IN ruu'
berless galleries extending under nsarly half Of
the city, the bones Ct nearly three millions Of
people. Ga each side Of thes, weird sVenuas
from the l,cr to tho ceiling, are plled bones
and skulls. The bones Of the aru5, legs and
thighs are piled 10 tiers along the walls, their
uniformity beiog relieved by three rows OF skulls
aud cross bones arranged 10 fantastic patterns,
and at Intervals. cut out OF these gypsum OF IN,
caVern5 underlying Paris. arc It'll, chapeli or
affairs At ten O'Clock ooe morning few
weeks ago Miss Darling, who WAS ooe OF .
party cf thirty, descended the steep staircase OF
ninety stepsleading TO the catecombs, and pre-
coded By guides, entered the galleries who's,
! toTtuous wndings and rami6ca!ioDs have all the
I. perplezlties Of labyrinth. Miss Darling, with
tho iodepandeoc, Of an American girl, Quilted
} her party, aud set out to explore the underr
erouod horrors alooc Among SO many she
J WAS no. missed. A little Ct this sight seeing
J satisti ID her companions. and they returned to
the light and to their dinners. 10 tho mean
! while Miss Dariog was hurryiog through
one gallery after another. Ucfyr:unately she
} had not pro,iiod herself with q supply OF
caudIes, and when the one she cirIled was
burned out snd she was left in utter darkness,
, sho began to resliz, tho horrors Of her stus'
ton. l. was then, so the story ruDs, that she
. cid Wha: every other woman woul1 have cone
in similar circum:tsnces-she tainted away
How long she remsinei insensible she dos3 not
know; but when she came to herself she maze
throug hout the remainder Of the day anc through
the nisht the galleries echo with hor shrieks for
|, help Fortunately for her, ct ten CclocS Inc
next morning workman, Wniie passing along
nei2 hborng gallery, heard her cries and hu7
ried 10 the re.cue. 40 iound her II oEe CT lhose
galleries that have 20 thorougbfare and are Elm =.
ply side passages, and two ynrds from tao spot
Whcra he encountered her Was tho mouth o. "a
exhausted SHIFT, down which she had only cs.
caped falling by tho sutdenne5s with which sne
had ted and the portinscity with which che
ronsined on tho spot who're she fell. When, At
the end Of eighteen hours. che WAS brought 10
the light che tainted sgain. But alPs we'll tba.
ends well; although for ssholt time her stua'
ton appeared to be critical. Thsre Is moral IN
this truo story which i. behooves adventurous
young women 10 heed. In foreign travel, Wneth :
or among Inc Alps, or the Roman or Fre1ch
ca.acomb3, or in strange cities where Inc dam
} gerous classes abound, too much Independence
Of compsnionship is perilous, apart from the con-
ventonslisn abroad which looks askance a.
young women wandering about alone.
PosTAuE Due ON LETrERS.-ln the act of
Congress pass:d at the last sessioI-makirg
appropriations for the postoiice service for the
YEA. cudcg juno 80, lSS0-sectilu twenty. six
and tweDly :cven make it the duty Of post
masters to afiX to all mail matter that has
reached its destination without full prepayment
} Of postage. ao amount Of stamps opal 10 the
postage DUE Heretofore the "sb ortage' has
been marked upon tho letter or package With
stencil or pen. This regulation will go toto ct
feet 90 Tho 1st Of July Dext. and tho new
stamps for this nurpose arc beiog prepared by
the Postofics d apartment OF w Washington, and
their issue will commetco before tho first CT
June. The denomination IF these stamps arc
one. two, three and Eve cent. They are OF q
uniform reddish brown color. A large figure
representing the denomination is placed 10 the
centra of tho atamp and is surrounded By an