Mission Chapel of Christ Church, Brooklyn, now erected into an independent and thriving Parish,) I preached, confirmed twenty-three, and addressed them. June 4, Tuesday, Evening.-I solemnized a marriage in Calvary Church, New-York.

June 5, Wednesday, P. M.-In Brooklyn I laid the corner-stone of St. Ann's Church.

Evening. In All Saints' Church, New-York, I confirmed sixty-eight, and addressed them.

June 7, Friday, Evening.—In Grace Church, Harlem, I confirmed twentyseven, and addressed them.

June 9, Whitsun-Day, A. M.—I consecrated Grace Church, Whitestone, Long Island, and preached, and at the same service admitted Mr. John Floyd Steen to the Diaconate, and also confirmed twelve, and briefly addressed them, and consecrated the Holy Eucharist.

June 11, Tuesday, A. M., St. Barnabas' Day.-In Ballston Spa I consecrated Christ Church, and preached, and also confirmed twenty-one, and addressed them, and consecrated the Holy Eucharist.

P. M.-In the same Parish I met the Northern Convocation.

June 12, Wednesday, P. M.-In Calvary Church, Cairo, I addressed the congregation, and confirmed fourteen, and addressed them.

June 13, Thursday.—I consecrated Grace Church, Hart's Village, Dutchess County, and preached; also confirmed seven, and addressed them.

June 19, Wednesday, Evening.-In Christ Church, Rouse's Point, the Bishop of Vermont, at my request, preached, and confirmed fifty-two.

June 21, Friday, A. M.-In St. John the Evangelist, Memorial Church of Bishop Wainwright, New-York, at a special ordination, I admitted the Rev. Royal Marshall, the Rev. Thomas Marsden, the Rev. George W. Stewart, and the Rev. John George Bowen Heath, to the Priesthood; and admitted Alonzo M. May, A. B., and John Frederick Butterworth, A. B., to the Diaconate; the Rev. Dr. Eigenbrodt preaching.

Evening.-In St. Mark's Church, Tarrytown, I confirmed ten, and addressed

them.

June 23, First Sunday after Trinity, A. M.-In St. Michael's Church, Bloomingdale, New-York, I preached, confirmed twelve, (one of them from the Diocese of Pennsylvania,) and addressed them.

P. M.-In the House of Mercy I confirmed twelve, and addressed them. June 28, Friday, P. M.—In St. George's Church, Newburgh, I confirmed forty, and addressed them.

June 30, Second Sunday after Trinity, A. M.—In Trinity Chapel, NewYork, I admitted to the Diaconate George Harden Crowe, Toliver F. Caskey, A. B., Alexander Davidson, A. B., Robert Ritchie, Jr., Joseph Warren Hill, Charles Aldis Wenman, A. B., Henry Duyckinck, James Murray, A. B., Arthur Hammond Warner, George V. Palmer. Sermon by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Louisiana.

Evening. In the Church of the Holy Martyrs, New-York, I confirmed nine, and addressed them.

July 1, Monday, P. M.-In St. John's Church, Greenwood Works, I confirmed seven, and addressed them.

July 2, Tuesday, P. M.-In Grace Church, Middletown, I confirmed forty-one, addressing the congregation before and the candidates after the confirmation. July 3, Wednesday, A. M.—I consecrated Christ Church, Warwick, and preached; also confirmed eleven, and addressed them.

July 6, Saturday, P. M.-In Cold Spring I laid the corner-stone of a new edifice for St. Mary's in the Highlands, and delivered an address.

July 7, Third Sunday after Trinity, A. M.—In St. John's Church, Yonkers, I confirmed nineteen, and addressed them.

Evening.-In St. Timothy's Church, New-York, I confirmed twenty-five, and addressed them.

July 25.-In Grace Church, White Plains, the Right Rev. the Bishop of New-Jersey, at my request, confirmed ten persons.

July 9.—At Keeseville the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Vermont, at my request, confirmed seventeen, and at Au Sable Forks, on the same day, seren.

At Cambridge the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Vermont also confirmed twelve.

The following Episcopal acts were performed during my absence, and at my request, by the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Connecticut, viz.:

Aug. 4.-In St. Paul's Church, Troy, confirmed one person.

Aug. 5.-In Trinity Church, West Troy, instituted the Rev. John Townsend into the Rectorship of the same.

Aug. 8.-Confirmed two persons at Glenham.

Aug. 9.-In St. Peter's Church, Peekskill, confirmed thirteen persons. Aug. 11.-In St. James' Church, Goshen, confirmed two persons. Aug. 13.-In St. George's Church, Schenectady, ordained Mr. E. B. Allen to the Diaconate..

Oct. 1.-In the Chapel of the Divinity School, Middletown, ordained the Rev. George Chapman Griswold, deacon, to the Priesthood.

Oct. 6. Officiated at the re-opening of the Church of the Redeemer, Brooklyn, L. I.

CANDIDATES FOR HOLY ORDERS.

The following is a complete List of the Candidates for Holy Orders in this Diocese, (including those admitted since the adjournment of the Convention in November,) with the dates of their admission respectively: being in all, 52.

I. CANDIDATES FOR DEACON'S AND PRIEST'S ORDERS.

Henry Thomas Hunter, A. M., January 2, 1862.

Thomas B. Atkins, October 16, 1862.

Charles B. Smyth, June 4, 1863.

Nathaniel Ellsworth Cornwall, A. B., April 7, 1864.

Ansel Lamson, A. B., June 24, 1864.

Claude A. S. Howard, November 5, 1863.

Allan Napier, A. B., February 2, 1865.

Erastus Huntington Saunders, A. B., February 2, 1865.

Charles Bouton Coffin, September 25, 1865.

Henry Lewis Foote, September 25, 1865.

William Bogert Walker, A. B., October 5, 1865.
John M. Heffernan, A. B., October 5, 1865.
Joseph Mason Turner, A. B., November 2, 1865.
George Henry Smith, A. B., December 9, 1865.
Gouverneur Cruger, A. B., December 9, 1865.
William Henry Capers, March 1, 1866.
James Madison Collins, A. B., May 3, 1866.
Robert Clindenon McIlwain, A. B., May 3, 1866.
William Hyde, A. B., June 7, 1866.

Henry Ainsworth Parker, A. B., June 7, 1866.
Isaac Lewis Trowbridge, M. D., June 7, 1866.
Robert Shaw Locke, A. B., October 4, 1866.
Stephen McNulty, A. B., October 4, 1866.
Isaac Van Winkle, A. B., October 4, 1866.
Charles S. Knapp, A. B., October 4, 1866.
William Henry Groser, A. B., November 1, 1866.
Peter Augustus Jay, A. B., November 1, 1866.
Arthur Clifford Kimber, A. B., November 1, 1866.

William B. Bolmer, A. B.,

C. Deacon's Orders, November 1, 1866.
JC. Priest's Orders, December 6, 1866.
George Fisher, December 6, 1866.

Edward Clark Houghton, A. B., December 6, 1866.
Dan Marvin, A. M., December 6, 1866.

Henry A. Dows, A. B., January 3, 1867.
Clement J. Whipple, February 7, 1867.
Edward Keeler Olmstead, April 4, 1867.
Melville C. Keith, February 15, 1867.
William Bollard, November 7, 1867.

John Alexander Denniston, A. B., November 7, 1867.
Albert Steele Hull, A. B., November 7, 1867.

William Curtis Prout, A, B., November 7, 1867.

Richard Mansfield Richardson, A. B., November 7, 1867.
George Dent Silliman, A. B., November 7, 1867.

William Skene, November 7, 1867.

Morris Ashurst Tyng, A. B., November 7, 1867.
Robert Bolton,

JC. Deacon's Orders, October 3, 1867.
C. Priest's Orders, December 5, 1867.
George Clarke Houghton, A. B., December 5, 1867.
Mortimer A. Hyde, A. M., December 5, 1867.

Dominic McCaffry, December 5, 1867.

Edward Southgate, A. B., December 5, 1867.—49.

II-CANDIDATES FOR DEACON'S ORDERS.

Not having passed any Literary Examination:

John Kimber, December 9, 1865.

Edward Augustus Edgerton, March 9, 1867.
Thomas W. Berry, June 19, 1867.-3.

CANDIDATES FOR HOLY ORDERS ORDAINED
DEACONS.

I.--The Candidates for Deacon's and Priest's Orders, named below, have passed the Examination required by Canon VIII., Section 3, and Section 7, Title I., of the Digest of the Canons of the General Convention, and have been ordained to the Diaconate:

Also, by the Assistant Bishop of Indiana, at my request,

Mr. Erastus W. Spalding.

II. The Candidates named below have not yet passed the three examinations for Priest's Orders; and have been ordained to the restricted Diaconate:

1867. February 10, William Neilson McVickar.

May

3.

Walter Delafield.-24.

DEACONS ADVANCED TO THE PRIESTHOOD.

The Deacons named below have been ordained to the Holy Order of Priests:

i

Also, by the Bishop of Connecticut, during my absence from the country,

October

1. The Rev. George Chapman Griswold.

RESIGNATION OF PARISHES.

I have received Notice of the Resignation, by the Clergymen named below, of the Parishes or Cures respectively mentioned:

The Rev. John P. Appleton, of St. John's Church, Long Island City. The Rev. Reginald H. Barnes, as Assistant Minister of St. Peter's Church, New-York.

The Rev. John Boyle, as Assistant Minister of Zion Church, New-York. The Rev. N. W. Camp, D. D., as Rector of St. John's Church, Champlain.

The Rev. Wm. S. Chadwell, as Rector of St. Luke's Church, Catskill.
The Rev. Thomas K. Conrad, as Rector of St. John's Church, Clifton.
The Rev. William H. Cooke, as Rector of Trinity Church, Lansingburgh.
The Rev. John Cornell, as Rector of St. Thomas' Church, Ravenswood.
The Rev. A. S. Dealey, as Rector of St. Peter's Church, Hobart.

The Rev. A. H. De Mora, of the charge of the Church of Santiago, NewYork.

The Rev. Foster Ely, as Assistant Minister of Calvary Church, NewYork.

The Rev. H. Warren Fay, of the Rectorship of St. Paul's Church, Flatbush.

The Rev. George W. Ferguson, as Assistant Minister of Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights.

The Rev. George W. Foote, as Rector of Immanuel Church, Otego.