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The EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoN.-The animated and
exciting discussions in this convention, on the case
of Bishop Onderdonk, have terminated in a man.
ner quite different from the anticipations of many
In fact, the Bishop has had decided triumph. He
Is regarded still Bishop-is to be paid sa arv
OF $2,5O0 year, and provisional arrangement has
been made for the discharge of the duties of the
episcopate. We are thus presented with the sngu
lar spectacle of ecclesiastical dgnitary receiving
a reward Of $25O0 year, for doing that for which,
in other circumstances, he would have been mulct-
ed IN heavy fine by court of justice and jury of
his fellow citizens. We are also furnished with
evidence Of the superior strength and power of the
g high church, party, over the !" low church men,
our pous contemporary, Colonel Webb included.


We issue in supplement- to-day, full report o.
the closing scenes in the convention.