New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
y.ryorn M.thodt,t Conference.

Tn. N.w-York Annual Conference oil Tue -"e'''o
dist Episcopal Church adjourned yes'e'o"', ~
o'clock. in BROOKLYN, after harmonious session o'
hon, fortnight. Before the adjournment II was
voted l4O to 9, that il is expedient TO restore WI
yssls,,s rule in relation TO the manufacture ana
ssIs of ardent spirits, asrceaby 10 the recommend
ron oc the General Conference. a preamble and
-,saI,,,;o, cond.mnatory of Odd Fellowship were,
after brief discussion, indefinitely postponed y!
large majority.
Tic bnsiosss of the Conference having been con-
c,ut.J the members united in singing the HIM com
mcncing,
pe,, be the dear uniting love
That will not let Us part
,yb;rl, n i.ryent PRAYER was offered by lev
DR.. PECK.
The venerable Bishop HEDDISG then rose 10 an
,ouncs the location OF the preachers for the year 10
come Before doing so however, ne made an ear
nos, and affecting address the Conference IN "hich
no auded with much scDsibility to the delicate ana
trying responsibility involved in the duty OF station
ing 50 many preachers, and the utter impossoiliiy
of giving universal satisfaction. He had, however
,ndeavor4d to discharge his duty faithfully and I'M
nor,;olv and he hoped the preachers would all er-
,er unon the labors OF the year IN the spr'' o, eI
Divine Master. If they did THIS no one woui' co''
.I.;n ,bst his aupolntnen, was hard one.
R.bop AxEs added few pertinent observations
ch;s1y N respect 10 his own peculiar position IN
y;,.y Of his recent election as Superintenden he
.oota with characteristic Inodesty and proprlely
and was listened to with deep interest
Bshop HEpDISG then read the appointments oi
iha preachers for the next year. 'he ihosl nPol'ah
ri which we're as follows;
commitments OF Preachers OF the New
York Conference.
Mr. York Dis,rict-P P. SASDFoEp. T. b.
e 0[se Pcs Eto ohe Quarterly Review and books of
- ssf ae ASSISTANT Editor the Christian Advocate and
y :l%nf ISll CRY ,.o o...
M"dio%;,,iM,f Il, + Church. J"hn poisil.
T9rsyh-'!teei b"ess Rce samuel D. Ferguson. sup
PBr s: o: Secretary Of the
Allenree,. Robert h Ssasy c.o,,. D. Sutton. sup.
s, f1T Bna e GPeaey EoGi Travis.
Etsh,een,h Il stephen M@rpaanle r..sohs,,v son
sSsS,b h hi aade4s i'S'''F' '
Gfseas,jes',, }G Esi"SSo l Hn%E.
fss3=" T',., ST. hy5%' :sp
i iinIe%. '''''' G Tayo, Z Seaman sup
f fmsmT Iut William B. Hoyt
Ifotps Nj. san; Ezra W,lhey: ,,
1 KIT R ~eGtns, sWia@ iInId Philip l. HOy'
%s,E3alij IlsrEs z, H t1ssisy
e. }E"ft Farms. Fiee6cs s'iSf s Ds' ~
'irartners' Church, Ro,evel,.street Henry Chase.
Lons Island Distyiet-JoHs j. MATTHIAS r l.
S G"nit Street, HINT F. Pease.
tbnreS ". Ca.penteT.
Centenary Church, J"En n, n; Peas Pense'
nnHh@;eE. A%;e" +. Beach.
t HtSnsf:al l H.TS%r EbeTt Osborn.
F Ss,ea g;,l lsP5y 1 I #liIns.
Ner Utr,cat, Lorenzo ID. NicSe'son.
.N1po- Harer Distriet-LABAs CLARK P E.
F,f.1 1chaTsa: 2E El.m:s H Ie@s,on
S1;asss@It. Pace Lsaa Sia'$ Glider
Edirdad. Charles K. Adams
Hartford Distrjct-BARruOLOMEw CREAGH. l. h.
Jc,ieyan Unirersy, Stephen oIin President Joseph iio
IG rsoG l fIM Stontd. William H. Ferris.
lorncaI, Francis Hill, Thomas Edwards sup.
Ponchkccpsic Distret-WM. JEwErT. I. E.
Fii.i Sd@{5sn,, 2}ISRn / q sl.:yu
j'cassa"fs%ic. AIs on; $iHek. vn
croio sI AID pinesbridgcS bradley sick.
p,rksLli Salmon C. Perry.
cod Spring ! Daniel lie Winnie
Net Poinf, Francis DonneIly,
Chaplain to State Prison, John luckey
ytcLurg District-MAnyIS RIcHARDsoS.P b.
prrburg. Davis Stocking.
Kingston George Brown.
Roundopt Morris DC. Crawford.
SaurrrticS David Webster. John Davis.
JARVIS H. Nichols \ gent for the Wesleyan University.
Chnr,es Pitmnn Correspondent: Secretary of the Missionary
Sorety VI f. Church transferred TO the NewJcrsey
Conference.
II Wnkely transferred 10 New. jersey Conference and sta
TONED N, ren,u IN place of d. +. kder who is Editor Of
the Sunday School publications.. .
D,v Docr Ar BrooKLyS.-The public have