The Episcopal " Reformers."

NSW Yokk, March 10. - Bishop Cummins' dissenters froui the Episcopal Church yesterday organizad the first oongregation of the refornied body. By-laws were adopted in conforrnity with the requireinents of the State statutes providing tor a vestry of nine trustees for the ohurch, a couiuiittee and ladies' committee to invite rneuibership from persons not conneoted with other denominations, and for a clerk and treasurer. Ilesolutions were passed to counteract the inipression that that the Ileformed Episcopal Uhurch is ohiefly for those who have been heretofore EpiscopaKans, and making known that all Evangelical Christians, irre'spective of prior associations, are equally eligible to offices in the society, and arecordiully invited to cast in their lot. Bishop Cuiumins wanted the new church ealled " Church of the Savior," but the name finally adopted unanimously was " First Eeformed Episcopal Church of New York." In the discussion of the name a majority of the meinbcrs disfavored any selection which might lead to natniug the churches of the new sect after the saints. Bishop Cummins was to-night appointed pastor of the First Küformed Episcopal Church of this city.