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THE AssuAL CONVENTION DIOCESE wxsr
ERIN New YoRK.-The proceedings of the Convention
are before us. sketched in the Rochester papers.


Tha Bishops charge presented an interesting ePitoms
minstrations which, the injury of
NAV last under which he has so long abored alluson
to which made with acknowedgementto the friends
from whom he had received Offices Of kindness)


The election. Treasurer resulted in the choice Of
Chas. Seymour, Esq, the present incumbent


The Treasurer Of the Episcopal fund, W. Williams,
of Utica reported the amount to be $37 0o0of the
which 50 2l6 had been paid to the Bishop to
the ls Of May lastbsing less by some $500 than was
paid last The deficiency was subsequently direct
ed to be paid.


The fund raised for education and mlssonory purposes
reported be 006 disbursements 0l9 besides
$4,000 appropriated to churches in the diocese.


Judge brought up the subject of Bishop 0nder
donks holding Proiessorship in the General Theoogi
cal Seminary of New York. under resolutions which,
after recng the suspension Of Bishop o. proposed to
instruct the the Western Dioces
to exert to Special meeting Of the
Board of Trustees to consider the expe ency Of remov
ing Bishop o. from his Professorship.


This propo discussed some lengtt-Messrs
Day and Judd taking the affirmative and Messrs Van
Ingen, Windsor, OF Lockpe, Horatio Seymour of Utica
Worden OF Canandagua and Loring Of Waterloo the
negative when on motion of Mr. Worden, the resolu
ton unanimously postponed until next year.


In the OF this debate Mr.. Van lngen stated the
fact that tho moment the Bishop was he aus
pended himself practically from the duties Of the Profess
sorshp Others took the ground that the resolution was
an Unjust reflection the Trustees-and that it was
subject too remote from the province Of the Convention
to be entertained.


The elections for standing committee and delegates to
the general convention, resulted as follows-


STANDING CoMMirrEE.--Rey. DR.. Rudd, Rev. DR.. Hale,
Rev DR. Shelton Rev Eli Wheeler-Cie,icaL


Mr. James Rees, Mr. VIM. G, Perpont, MIR. Robert {.
Nicolas, Mr.. Horace Webster-LGy.


DELsGArEs TO THE GENERAL CoNvEsTIoS.-Rev. Dr.
Proal Rev. H. Gregory, Rev. J. v. Van Ingen Rev. l..
Ingersoll- Clerical


Mr. DAVID Hudson Mr.. Charles ii. Carroll, Mr.. Geo.
B. Webster, MIR. Jonas Earl jr.-Ldy


Two churches st Johns, of Buffalo, and ST. Georges,
Of Alumiord, Monroe county, admitted to the
Diocese The Convention adjourned, sine die on FRI
day.


THE PRorEsTASr EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN 1922 AND 1S45
The Banner Of the Cross furnishes following state
OF the number OF Episcopal clergymen and bishops
the United States the beginning Of the above