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Bishop Onderdonk.-The N. Y. Herald informs
US that it sis probable that an extra Episcopal
convention of that diocese will be called in the
spring. and that the whole matter wili'then be dis
crssed and debated, and the secret motives and
history of the prosecution be fully exposed, the


probability being tha. after the passage Of reson-
liuns condemuaiory of the course pursued against
him the bishop will resigu so as to get rid OF the
sentence ofindefnite suspensIon.and be then Imme.
Gatedy re.rIected and reinstaied. The bishop
himself admits, ii would appear. all The famarites
with which he is charged, but denies any impurity
Of motive. He contends that the worthy fathers
OF the Episcopal church have been accustomed to
take these liberties, and although. perhaps. not
justified by the and rules Of tho church stlL
that there was sort Of tradiiioEafy -a.-~H To
for it.. dating so far back as i--''s his beloved


T,uo,bv in wbie--.-f='' for bis sake" Boston
son, inL /