Bishop Onderdonk.
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The Bishops case is decided. He remains
still suspended. The committee appointed on his
case consisted Of three classes. Those who be-
Iieved him guilty. Chose who thought him nno
cent, those who doubling, supposed he had been
sufficiently punished, yet concluding. that bis res
toration would do the church harm. He mus, re
main as he is, unless the House of Bishops o
their own accord, should terminate or modify be
sentence. Power is gwen by Canon, tc
place the Diocese, by its own action, under noe
head. t1 rl