New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
Reported tor The Tribune.
oftiic Methods; Epis-
copai Church

Copai Church
TurgsDAT. M7y ,, lsli
.rb. Conference convened at halfpast 8, Bishop
It,nn,.a in the chnir at whose request JonN Lasf
of the Mississippi Conference, took the lead N de'o-
iionnfcxcr-iscs. The Conference untHdi Singing
in the tuuc Of Near, the Hymn eommeRc'ns--
...l.-,.. hstir d.c,l ths, ! n.rttl'c.'
The roll of the Conference vas then called, and
+, ,,,orrro being present, tie Iouua! OF ycsie7day
was read and approved.
jon, C.RIY, of|a., from the COMMITTEE appoint
ed Yesterday. pre.euisd rcsoluon to he effect haJ
;.,- Of. Nh. several Official Methodist paPeo oEehs,
win tl,ec OF Zon Iefabi aEd 'ae Northern Nd'faie he
Cou,rn,ree o employ Reporter i' ms compensation. AL
rcy IN, repo OF the proceedings OF the Conference t 2u
lcut'on. The resolution was adoi'-' ana 'ii- Ia y " ~
va, sroin,cd Official Negorer
,ol,,..i was also passed 'G5t'uc.ng Book 3.eg' %
IlL t,, tho , u the present Corfrnoe tie oiacai pro
ru-. of the difference Of $50 and aso The p'ocee'as'
II tim, Conference af:er its adjournment
tv,> then proposed That the Coalsffnce 'hond II ah
,, io,,. m order to teceyc tie Official ADDE'S oiir
w, notion ,.s, made admt tic 'e'ciee Il --,i
, wei, AS ,aycln: preachers but Il wa' not eatre, The
rhp ten requested spectators to wrhdfa" ard ne 'coo
If the ic>. occup,od urafly hour, u,
end r which time the Conference r">ur'ei IT. busines uh
zeal Conferences were called 80 orle when aaasi
fp.,.c, ra, present y,'eray. uppcorei and took tbcr
seats.
Rev. JouS Ryng.o> aad Rev i>soN GHEEN Eeore'eaia-
, ot IN, Canada Methodist Church, havu. arr'ei cane
,l tie ,ita and were formally inuodacrd To the Coasr
.nrr b. Bishop liEppl>G Rev. LGEGro> E,LRsoN. aao7i
Ecprrenatvc appointed b. the lv Wa not pfeent
NJ RANG. offered 10 present letter from the Ecesats 80.
pointed b., te Methods, E,reo1a Church oi ppe tana.
a and also an Adde'S liom the " t'el on h.ty .i' isd.
but nter DISCUSSION tie Conference 1'aG'd To iges
;i,-s matter, 10. the present.
,r>oi,ion WA, tlcn passed D., unanimous vote 2oui
,n. lot the i,cate publication 81 ie Ntd'7 o' me bsi
some norton, OF tie shops Address Nc7e referred To ippfo
, ,,,,an Of Dr. B,>as. the Presiding Elders Of New
y7l Long island and Newark Districts were constituted
Committee To take charge OF the appointments io pe'cAa.
during the session ot the Conference. -. .,., .i
,rl four consisting Hone member from each Co"eetAoa.
. mated by the delegates ,.,,
Nh 4 sc%tt T. spree g. Baker. T. Bowen LreA2,
j j eadau o.n SPENCE, ,, ! y l. "ei; ,masI a. a tIT Wg
W Et,man B.. r.. Crouch, I .,i-'nEneld Il iaiIe t. w
J. lar I%'ker J"hn C'nfS t ,,a,C.a m, " NM i f5 lyi;
Grli,f Ii White. Winner :, ,,.....
NeGcr.,n - DIE D. C,,,J Cosei u, \ laani' Ma
der I, Fillmore. e. w Clarke N1i liutigr u "lht-i
J. lan CS,e Wm ra;iaq ~ : Steyegon .,I T. - + Sfye ,
Il Mc:'errn : MOODY. " T. Rais,.iS iaurin io"Sf g,
i Inc Nm llur.an. j. T.. Evau', "; NJ NeshimAn r.
Ter t,oai H. l. smith John pa,i, !. l. cooper j. : Por
r On, Bonndar.e,-r G,ce. Benton e rGSeIns Z Eoa
N.eop & 4 f@n P%%Te% 52 Teic1 rs%"s; nlSi IT, isl j. A T.
m,lon IL ,unn : Patton. T lladd Nc Naton Jola
,;orrr i u. Glenn Charlie, Gct H. q. Leigh Thomas
,rnwder II. SccF. l.: scott, loma' NtaI,ni T. =. , ,,
4 Or ssasN BqnFs & loe s'sreg, = pcs : NnfES%s' Essa
T. Ab., Tnothy Go9wn Robert ] hI11, J;p p,m. ,I Ibo
Eayangns9 Tho % TfeS T. e i,ate k lam @moo oi E nsfse S
IL t'nacfs J. .umescn. T.. VI. Lee' J. y Collins !.
iso'i' @r f BaSi "a CiS'aSap-Wimm i' Wn1n', Chairman A.
frel Irf'I John b. stmtiGn. hos ioNIti " ',i,l II u
;qper. i.,s iiowen Calvin W. R"'ef 'h'fe e' George
s on Educr.,c-l y Easeom ehapnm a.u ta,ly.
S,epen Ola Mathew SlmPfsn A. B iS9s.!TTaSr & = ri ome
Clark Chnfie, Aian' 9fngy%5 i,. eif H. iap Cir
s5S. on sheer. ca,q2n hiaFyn V.6, eI
ari,on Zuchafeh Council Phne"' Cfanda " N. Mural
sl' @ 0. ''Sg5e Sgnfv ScG AMI YreesFich Reed chairman
ley l.. +. Green. Leonda, /. li4nIge GeoFse " l'u'i
John $ Porter lame, T. Esgn, iohn ,, llooa Samuel
Irckey. Jared Perkins levI Scott. g. Np Iaff' J'Da
II. Power Edmund w. Se!oii
The hour OF adjournment having arrived f'F'
SANFORD asked It suspension of the rules TO allow
him to present two resolutions, but the Conference
refused TO suspend, and after prayer by SAWkL
DuNworY, of South Carolina, adjourned.
The brig Sarah Jane, yesterday, from Cape
IIayt, reported that there was, on the day Of its
sailing. Il run0r that revolt had taken place at
Aux Caves. The President had been at Aux
Caves, but was then at Cape llaytl, having sup.
pressed the revolt The Ntlcyou, however re
ports that when ii left Marigorda, 1t was SAID that
the National Guard had revoltcd and murdaed
the President. We are weary ol chEonc!eng
these e.ieutcS.
u a Havana paper says, that in the paza
Vicgu ol Bcynsot, on the evening OF the 18th,
bright flame was seen to play over the surface OF
the ground resembling the phoSphorlc light seen
often in cemeteries # was attributed by The
saranS Of the city 10 the great drought which has
long prevailed IN the Island
u Wa. G. BoCGs, Esq. the publisher Of the
Ncw-York Evening Post, received polite NV
tatioD, YESTERDAY, from the u. ). Senate, to visit
Washington, and giyI evidence beiolc the Select
Committee Of that body, 10 the means by
which he came III possession ot the lrcatyoi An
nc4dliOn. The Scrgcdnt.at-Arms delivered Inc
invitation III pcrson, and will do iir Boggs 'is
honor 10 Escort him safely 10 the Capitol.
fBrookIyn Star.
G!- TN Democratic WhiS General Com
miitcc, Ami iGth. lsli
KesoIc,d. Thtt the Dcnocmtc Whis, Of the cty anl
County 81 Sew or be requested - assemble IN M'ss ltLi
$50, I Monday the Sixth dry ui May next at i've - cch
tire afternoon PARK for the purpose Of rcceivns ue
report OF the DELEGATES 70 The isltinPre togVsnn ana iS
spU1dng to the nunDntvns ~ prSdcli ard Nicc Pes1'i
made by sad Convention aud that Committee to consist m
from cnc NHfd mud the Chairman OF tins COMMITTEE he
Committee ot Arrangements.
By order. \ BoWDlTCm BLUNT. Chairmun.
J. H. fion>RT IAws. -cc,o,,,ic,
j. +. rIRsSoN.
Pursuant the preceding resolution the undersigned wefe
appointed Committee oi Arrangements Tor sHd meeting ud
accufauce vJ the deleGned To- them b. the Gen
e'nl Committee announce the following
Pr0gramne0f ARRANGEMENTS far The -Hss NetWg FOR n,
parpose of responding 10 e HOHtG;,ohs ~ PrcseHahd
pice PrcliGfnf.
l. The National Flag yvI be displayed from sunr.e
from t- rnawuy House. National Hall und at the ief
eet Wing iicud Quarter, throughout the city.