The Trial at the Protestant Episcopa


Seminary
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To the Editor af The Tribune:


The tIial OF the Students Of the Protestant Fps
copal Theological Seminary has just closed, and
hasten 10 give You short &C cunt OF IT,


|, was, as your paper stated II would be, before
the FacHlty OF The lnstution and not before any oil
the Bishops or other Doctors oil the Church.


1t commenced on Tuesday, the 9TH inst. with &
public trial in tne chspr OF the Seminary, OF Henry
McVicsar of the Senior Glass tson oi Prof NlcN. OF
Columbia College and Of J. n. Watson oi the Mid
die Class The charges we're preferred by Prof.
Ogilb,, who brought forward several students as
Witnesses There were, however, so many other
students named, during the trial, either as abeIters
OF the same doctrine Us those held by the accused
or rs persons who privy 10 The fact OF ine ac-
cused holding views OF a decided Romish tendency,
that Faculty determined 10 dispense with public
uia and 10 examine privately every Student in The
Seminary.


hn task has been faithfully done and iheEresut
s. tins four instead oil ficO, have been found guilty
oi holding VEINS winch contrary 10 the docIrne
OF the Protestant Episcopai Church.


The sentence which AR. hicVickar received was
a reprizna1ld from the Faculty. Mr.. Donaily ot the
DIOCESE oil New York, aud hir. Watson Of Della
ware were dismissed. hlr. Taylor OF Connecticut,
has NOT We, received his sentence but II Is Gnore
than probable thai he viii meet the same tale cs his
frieads MessTs. Donaily and Watson.


Watson, We understand, has returned home, and
Donal!y has been offered and has accepted an asy-
um al Dr. Seabury's,. Yours, &c.