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 EXCITING ORDINATION SCENE IN THE Ep1s- coPAL CHURrH.-Eleven yQT Geo. BGYere, ,on sunday. ordained at St. S>, between the 'b by the Rev. Bishop Ondcrddtel. where he ou was read by the Rev. Dr. Ii on the n. nc sermon was preached by the Bishop. At6r he had concluded, the eleven candidates stood around the altar, when he announced, 1 as IS customary, that he was about to ordain them, and requested that if there were any person or persons who had any objections to make, or knew ought against them they would now announce the same. A moment 1 ot silence ensued, when the Rev. Hugh smith ot St. Peters, rose in the middle aisle. and stated that he had by letter yesterday informed the Bishop that he should protest against the ordination of one of the candi- dates, Mir. Carey, in consequence of his hold ing opinions favorable to Romanism and ne did now accordingly protest. When he sat down, the Rev. MT. Anthon, of St. Marks church, in this city, who had been sitting in the same pew with Mir. Smith, also rose, and in like manner protested against the ordina- ton of Mir. Carey, for the same reason.

 Bishop Onderdonk stated that he had re- ceived the objections of the Rev. gentlemen, and had m consequence appointed six com petent and worthy persons to examine into the charge which had been made against A'' O"tSJS oiIu mat lucy ndtt u.lanilllOuSly reported to him that it was unfounded and that also was his own conviction, and that he should proceed to ordain all the candi- dates. He then commenced reading the prayer, and during the ceremony Messrs smith and Anthon both rose and left the church.

 Aev. Drs. Smith and Anthon announce their intention of laying before the public within few days full disclosure of all matters connected with their recent opposi- ton to the ordination of certain candidates at St. Shepherds Church. They do this. as they state. ln consequence of certain publica- tons m the "Churchman" of Saturday.

 A GREAT WIND. FALL.-An extraordinary visitation of unexpected good fortune has lately come to a family now residing in this Village, which partakes not a little ofthe TO- mantle, and has created considerable sensa- tIon m cur community. By the last will ana testament "f James HoSier, Esq of Hac. | kctStown, county of Carlow, Ireland, who | recently dIed possessed of large landed es. 1 tates. money in the funds and other proper 1 lies, the whole of hiS accumulated wealth ! has been devised to his grandson. William Henry HoSier, son of Mrs. Clarissa Hosler, m eStIinnbie lady, hose residence has been m this place for some years past. Mrs. H. has only been able, with great economy and