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cordingy: The Tracsrian system is therefore. sub
| versive OF Prottssnism and of the Gospel.


Resolved, ST. That we do most earnestly caution both
clergy and aity to guard against this Popsh poison


hat is gradually and rapidly diHusing itself over the


Resolved, lastly, That do respectfully invoke
the Houseof Bishops. In snch way a. in their wisdom
order clear the Church from the stigma that
taches it. and to to the world that dosrinal
Ps cannot consistently with our standards be ordained
received ministers Epscopa Church


The PaEspErr decided their introduction be out cf
ORDER containing subject matter entirely irrelevant to


Mr. BERKIrN here and asked the indulgence Of the


House 70 submit resolution designed to advance the
ton of the standing committee conscientious Leave
being granted. the subject under debate informally
passed over for the day


MIR BERRIES then said Document had been presented
House. sealed and without being opened had been
referred 70 the committee on consecrations When OPEN
ed before that committee was found TO contain charges
against the Rev DR. Francis Hawkes. Bishop elect OF
Mississippi The House would doubtless consider the
most obvious course of justice to be to allow cosner EVIL
committee to disprove the charges; this could not ne
done except by vote Of the House. he therefore made
Dr. Hawkes. asked his friend, who had so kindly made
the remarks TO add to them, that he had upon hearing
up this moment had they been furnished him.


Dr. TYING suggested to strike out the word" charges"
Ss ns ossss Hs bssa ,Ssssss sss'S isss
might be difficulty in the propossd the committee
were mott try Dr. Hawkes. they had nothing to do with
the documents and therefore wanted counter state
ments. ssl.4+ Pill ce4a.ls1 +#14 44


Mr. BERREN somewhat surprised at the remarks Of
he gentleman from New York He would suggest that
theefsal Of the request would be of Aagrant
and papable injustice, merely the individual sub
ject OF the accusation in Of he TAKEN
every Episcopaan interested in the character Of their
Presbyters, and injurious to the Church What are the
.ac.s IN most Unusual manner unprecedented IN me
against Presbyter elected Bishop of Diocese, had
found their wayto Committee OF the House He would
appeal to gentlemen, il they ever knew OF an ex-
parte document ever sbefore presented in this man
neri Was i not always requisite that member
received, and what documents contanedi Here was
the first act Of injustice to the Rev gentleman
every than life, the official stamp Of this
House. when no one but those presenting knew what IL
contained He appealed against this to every principle OF
justice which found home in the bosom every honest
man. Should an individual thus maLgned have no op
nal where the charges made! also easier to
make accusations than remove their Impressions,


Some further remarks between Mr.: Jones and Mr. Ber
ren passed. when Mr. Bsrren moved that the COMMITTEES
be discharged and the document returned to the House
kev Mr. Fonnrs wished to state that the clerical dele
gates from New York. from whence was presented the
memorials, we're entirely ignorant Of their contents
Dr. Huenss, of N Y, had presented them, and said
within fifteen minutes Of their presentation he had in
formed Dr. Haw kes Of the quarter from whence he
ceived them They came from Presbyer Of tho Church,
Of his and he felt bound Of course to pre-


Dr. HAWKS wished state Notwithstanding the deli
cacy OF position that he was willing to meet those
charges where either before the Committee the
House, and that with Gods blessing and the conscious
rsstitude Of an honest heart he hoped to dspove them


After some inform suggest from Judge Chambers
and Horace Bnnsy, Esq, the question was taken, the
Committee discharged and the papers returned 10 the


DR.. Tsro then moved that they be laid on the table
Adopted.


Rey Dr. BuRRouoHs, Of N. H., moved to proceed with
the duty Of signing the testimonials Of the Bishops elect
Mr. Books, Of Ohio, then moved to lay the motion OH
the table, which was carried.


This motion at the request of Dr. HAWKES. was
sidered and the testimonials were signed.
On motion Of EDw. A. NEWTON, Esq, Of Mass, DR..
HAWKES. to be furnished with copies of the docu.
ments in relation to him The Secretary was empower
procure their transcription and the House adjourned
LATER FROM MExIco.-The Anax arrived yes-
terday, having sailed from Vera Cruz on ihe 18th
in the Anax We repeat their names: Col VIM
Wilson formerly the Sheriff Of Galveson), James G.
Armstrong, Thomas Tatem, and Capt VIM. Ryon The
release OF these gentlemen deem in great


due to the active exerons Of Gen Thompson. but that
Of Captain Ryon more particularly to the exerons Of the
Hon. VIM French OF Kentucky, who obtained the sigma


lures Of upwards Of two hundred members Of Congress to
a eton In his behalf


On the 3lst OF August the President solicited leave OF
absence for short time to look aer his personal affairs
is said that General Canalzo will perform the duties
Of chief magistrate during Santa Anna's absence The
Of the army Of invasion against Texas has been
entrusted to Gen Arista.


learn no by this arrval ss to the action Of the
Mexican Congress upon the proposition OF raising four
millions for the Texas campaign. We do not believe
they will be able ati.isctorily adjust it, would
much surprise us, improbable as may seem were Santa
Anna pleased that they unable to do 80.
APamphlet printed surreptitiously in Mexico which
II
gress make progress excites a warm discus


sion among the editors and contributors to the press at
the capital. Some think an indication OF Santa Anna's
Intentions kind of feeer put ont by some Of his
friends Others suppose written to alarm the Congress
and mpsi TIE @ members to hurry through measures ior
the whole thing sedtious pamphlet, intended only to
embro the executive and Legislative departments and to
stir the latter up to resist any encroachment on their
privileges and to show that they be driven into
nasty ac'ion IN so important matter as levyng tax to
An announcement is made in the Government papers,
with every expression OF thanks Of donation OF one
hundred dollars made by Jose Dolores Galvan, to-
wards deray iog the expenses Of the war against Texas
1t will cost the entire sum to advertise the gift extern
| sivey as 1t has been done.


There lying at Sacrifcios the following vessels
of r-The Spanish brgs Pariota and Habanero; the
English fgae inconsistent end the barque Rose and the
9Th ult


The health Of Vera Cruz is reported being in the
The funeral OF Madame Santa Anna took place the
27th of August near Pueba. whole page is given in
the FL Censor 70 OF the funeral procession
the ceremonies in the church. and the monument erected
to the memory ofthe deceased lady.


An official denial Is published Of the rumor of dstur-
Dances in sonofa Entire order and tranquility arc said
to prevail ,su.x,, -. .,. - ,,,,or
able chagrin the robbery of the diligence In which
Gov shannon was passenger Immediate inquiries
instituted into the facts Of the The robbery
took place on the night Of the aoth Of August and was
very heavy the Minister losing only very valuable
cloak about eighty dollars his watch and pencil
The driver is alone blamed for net having chosen to
for the proper escort. As the robbery
to the commander at Puebla troops ordered
in pursuit but the robbers, being well mounted made
their escape.


The King Of Prussia has appointed sr D. Carlos Uhde
consul at Matam0ras.


project s in agitation to transfer the seat Of govern
ment OF the Department o Vera Cruz from its present
site to Jalappa other point in the Department less
unhealthy The Vera Cruz papers scout the idea
The Mexican papers comment upon statement made
In the Courier Francais. paper publ he'd in Mexico,
which reports strocious outrage upon French resi-
den, OF Msxatan by officer OF the Mexican garrison


sioned atfhst place. The Mexican editors have terms
to express their horror and disgust at tho outrage. II il
shall prove he true The Government Of Mexico i'm.
medatey ordered inquiry into the facts Of the
with the view OF bringing theguilty TO justice and vind
eating the character Of the country.


An assassination OF two ndiv ivduals native OF Se
and the other freDchmsn took place the 23a Of
July last on the rancho called Sgndo. in the munich
pay OF .7ys d Chico From the Investigation instituted
Al th. pd from in