New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

iionSe o1 bishops net at ST. Georges Church.
Many prominent members were present. Bishop
ki3, Of California delivered a sermon on % The Pop
nlar Religion Of The Day" The House Of Deputies
met III the afternoon at the Church of the iioiv
Trinity. and was organized by the election OF the
Rev. DIR. Beardslcy OF Connecticut President
NEE TING OF TIE TWO HOUSES
CROWD 10 SEE THE OPENING OF TdE HOUSE
OF BIsuOPS-rHE HOUSE OF DrPUTlEs OR
OAYlZED BY fLEjTING TIE REv. DR.. BEARDs-
Ivy, OF CONNRCuCrT. PRESIDENT
The quiet neighbour pod Of ST Georges Church, at
Rutherfnrd-placc and East Sixteenth-st present ed
| an unusual spectacle Yesterday morning. As early
as D o'clock there were 300 or 400 persons cot
lcc'ed there. waiting to obtain entrance 10 the
church in order TO witness the opening services of
the Epi c0pal General Convention. At a few min
utes past 10 o'clock the heavy gates Of
tie church fence SWING back. and
| these who had tickets admitted.
By half-past 20 not seat was to be had although
the services were not to begin until l. o'clock.
Shortly after that hour the bishops were seen adj
vancing up the centre aisle of the church. two by
two. while the Trinity Church CHOIR, led by MIR.
Mcsster. sang the professional. Bishop Smith, OF
Kentucky. with Bishop Cotterill of Edinburgh. en-
tered the sanctuary together. Bishop Lee. of Della
ware. came next, leaning on the arm of Bishop
| licIzog, of Geneyi. Switzerland: They were
| foil wed bv Bishop Green of Mississippi !;
Bishop Williams OF Connecticut; Bsnop, Kip,
OF California; Bishop Potter. Of Newly Ork; B:snop
Gregg. OF Texas; Bishop Is dell, Of ONO; bishop
Whuplc OF Minnesota. The re- of the bishops to-
gether with the 'cler-gmen vino were 10 assist Ill
| the services. ranged themselves around the cHan-
ccl They were Bishop Law, OF Easion ;
Bishop Talbot, of INDIANA; Bis,nop Stevens; OF
pennsylvania Bishop Vail, OF Kansas: Bishop
Quintarc, of tennessee; Bishop CarkSonr of Ne
| Graska Bishop Nccy of Maine; Bishop Tut.l-. of
Montana: Bishop Young, OF Florida; Bishop Is oh
WITH of Georgia Bishop BisSrl. OF Vermont; BiN-
| or Robertson. of MS.onn liiShop Morris. Of Oie-
| con Bishop Llttl, john. Ot Long Island Bishop
Dsane. of Albany; BiShop Huntington. OF t,ntfal
New-York Bshnp Wnittakcr OF Nevada; B.ah-
| Hampshire Bishop PInkney of South Carolina !;
| BIS lop How, of south Carona; Bishop Howe. OF
| Central pcnnsyvanil; Bishop ii ward oi Nlobrar;
| Bislop Paddock, of Massachusetts,; Bishop Lyman
| o North Caronna Bishop Sp,uldng. of Colorado :
| BISHOP Welies, of Wisconsin; Bishop Garrett, OF
Northern icxis; Bishop Eli'ott o. Western Texas
Bishop Dudlry. OF kettucky; Bl>h . Sea borough
CT New jersey Bishop Gillespie, OF Western Ailchl-
gan Bshop Jaggar, oi Som hrrn ONO: Bishop
McLarc., of IinoiS; Bishop Brown o: Fond Ia
| Lac; Bshop Perry, OF Iowa BISHOP Ie-
mex, of Cape PaInas Bishop BHrE"Ns, oi Qnncy :;
| B'snop P,tnkin of We,t Virginia Bishop Seym4nr
| of SPIN girld: Bishop Harl> ol N:lcmGan; bishop
| StaIkc, of Northern New Jersey Bishop Gaileiei
| lha mornIng prayer was said by the Rev. DR.
| Williams rector Of ST. Georges Church. The chor
anu church lncn sang tho hymn Be JOYFUL IN the
| Lord an ye lands Of ia" earth" The frs lesson
4 10
Y lhe cholr sang DYKES 're D,um." the Rev. Dr..
| Tyng of the Church of tHc Holy Tnmty. READ
the second css0m. Inc creed and prayers were read
| by the rev. Mr.. llutchn', # Modiord. Mass, ana
! The lItang b. thu l!,y. Dr PatlOck, 0i stamford,
| Conn Gnunuds "Sarcju>" was chantei by itio
| R,y William Cooke Of 81 .Jonu's Chapel. The
an,,.commnnIon ser, c. was read bv Bishop Lee, ol
| Delaware, and tine EpiSilr by Bishop iierzog, OF
| SwlizsIland of the Od Catholic CnnrcI, VINO
wore the robes which apparently nave been adopted
| by the Oid Caiho!ic Church hey aIt h"r tue
ordinary robes worn Dy bishops OF the Protestant
| Episcopal Church. with the addition 0i an an Ind
| cope o. emt ordered white or HIGHT yellow ,ih. he
Gospel was read by Bishop CVtcrlll, OF EGlnhuIEh.
| J. rUIAE RELIGION OF HE DAY.
Bishop KIP, Of California dellycicd the sermon on
| " J he Popular Rerro4 OF the Day; lis text was
| For he, have heated the hurt of the caugntcr of
nv people slightly, Saying, fcac'. p'acg. wncn
there the e IS no pcice'' Der Wi. H. lie SAID
Chilst WIS .he advoale OF no popular stem In an
p1nty OF ncarI and ne ard demanded re-
sran Of 'h r.l'4 c 1anrr, IN nS c,~ r @ irn M
carly home b, the graves Of t,o pdrarcls 10 'nhcri
thc earth J. there 10 danger tat We sHa'l forget h'
faith well itAt times We sh"ni - uac@ To lie
early pIHc II O. Oug ihth AMI compare th"In "lih 10"
| systI IN pi,v tens Il uung Tne hrst u.ht 90 ne
Vopular rcig OF to day - toe ab-'ntr o That spIi
| bal carnrstue,s when market tne earlier prilds.
S'u seem Io Ia nk now mat try VIII crown of
| c.ory by Indifference. Another uait Of thi, p1ru-
| of r-p.otanco which in cHIy DAYS chafac.e./ j.
our Lora'' DISC pies: inha cha'@o'' ,lii
mon me iulnc>s AMI trcrrc>S Of t1c 'ospri un,Il
uaRLE fc Tor the e""d OF ne e"" or p'dc'l'4
eel discipline apPer "''en ID r"h'I-'' ' ar I""",'
wit the errors of the I"c lesson e forced dPoI u'
tlai Hic cOul ct ana warfare" L'i ~ 40 rr-ad l.
| B,shnp Williams, Of CouncCtc cut, read the on T.
| torv ana was followed by Bishop BrncIl, Oi ONO,
| who read the exaor-a!lOns. Bishop smith read The
! prayer of cousccrauon and Bishop P0iIcr aad the
! bv Blshup smith. Altcr the Services the bishops
and deputies 10 the C0uvcatIon cre"n;er'a'ucd bS
/ st. CeOrgCs Church.
SESSION or 1HE HOUSE or DEPUTIES.
e.. 1 IA 80.
assembled at the Church of ;he Holy Trinity. Forty
second. st. and MaGIson-avc. The honse was called
to order By the Rev. Mr.. IIutchins. the secretary
at the last session. Two hundred and sew
| enty depnties answered to tho roll-cal
| Among the clerical dcpnties present were the Rev
| Drs. Stringicllow # Aiabama: Payne. Of Albany
| JIimh!r OF Arkansas; Beers, Of California: iiai.
wood Of New Haven; Williams, ct Georgia; Lock
| Of Illinois CraIk OF Kentucky; Harris, Of Michl'
gn; Knckcrbockcr. of Minnesota; ian~on and
| Uouglas OF Mississippi; SCHUYLER, ot MIS-
| soar Oliver Of Nebraska; iis, oI Ncw-Jcrscy
| Davies Of Pennsyivania IiItchcoGk of Pittsbnrg
Plnckncy and Porter, Of south Car2lina nhcl
ton Of Western New-Y0rk and the Rev. Gcorg'
Worthnpton. of Michigan., Among the lay dcI
ceaies were Senator EdnundS, OF vermont
senator Baldwin, OF Michigan Momtgomery Biar
OF Mary land Robert =, Wmihrop ano
Grorge G. Shatnck OF Ma'Incn,'@5,s; n,Iro hI ck
a. Central Ncw-York. Professors l.amberion anl
Come. of Central PtnnsyyanIa Henry Is. iiarri'
! son of Naw-ildvcn, Judge Whlttie;, oI E""i9la L.
| Bradford Prince, Chiri-JustIcc oi New Mexigo'
son u. :. A., CortlandI Parker and Henry MeIgs, o
No,fhern Ncw-Jersry John w. Andrews. If ONO
and Hugh w. Sheiicy of Virginia.
ELECTION or PRESIDENT.
The first business OF the house wls TO elect pres
ident. The Row Dr. Hall, of Long Island. nomi
mated Dr. Schcnck. Of Brooklyn. 5. Corning Judd
Of Illinois, nominated the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, o.
| TRINITY Church Montgomery Blair, OF Mary
| nominated the Rev DR.. BeArdsey, of Connecticut
George +. Comstock, of Central New-York, nomi
mated tie Rev Dr.. Van DeuSen, Of Central New.
York. On the first ballot DR.. B,ardsley received
81 vo,cs DE- DIX 10, DR.. Schenck II, and
Or Van prnsen, G2. On the second ballot DR.
| D. - 1ccclyed I3l ynLns and was dcclarel