New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
poin. member of this Conference a, superintendent Of

point member Of this Ccnfsren,e superintendent Of
Resolred That il shall he the dav Of said supers
sell scholarships accord with this plan. with
in the bounds o the Phlsds pha Conference snc that he
Re uhoTz also Icc- Donations aid the Board Of
Education 70 meet the increased expenses incurred IN the
Resolred That n. Bcard Of Education are hereby
thorzeo make such special appropriations out sny
funds in their bands in Il this pl an
shall proper aud necessary TO accomplish the OBJ
j.ct herein contemplated.
ResoiUed That ID view Of the emergency which the pas
from the cid 20 the system Of Involves
ofhe hope Of being eved spev from the
ces,y OF The annual education collection We VIII MAKE
sptca effort to render that collection liberal one TIL tue
eUe owner ut shall be complete.
The Report and Resolutions having been read,
Prof. Johnson, Of Dickinson College, addressed
the Conference atconsicerable length IN sxplana-
ton and support Of the plan, stating the amount re-
CURED TO be secured and what II is believed tue
operation Of the plan will be.
The discussion was further continued for some
time by Rev, Messrs DuTbip. Quigley, and several
others after which the Resolutions and the Report
considered seTiatim, and ado pied without mod
i6caton or amendment
Rev Mr. Hodg,on, from the same Committee,
mace some y hat detailed. report upon the comnu-
pic alton referred 20 them from the propretors OIL the
Wesley ar Female Collesi institute at Whining
ton. The report reviews the difficulties which haze
fenced to embsnass the Institution, and in series
Of resolutions recommend the Board Of Council oil
the institution 10 purchase it on as advantageous
terms as possible. They further request the Blsnop
10 appoint agent 10 urge the claims Of the nsti-
tute upon the Conference and refer to the boaro OF
Council the question of raising funds by the sale OF
Scholarships III the institute With aulnoflIy 10 act
IL the matter as they nay deem judicious ne
FUN Iecessary TO indemnify he wners of the insti-
f,,icn Is SlS,tc0 and III suggesting its purchase me
Commttee earnestly urge the Importance OF placing
it upon a basis Of pernanen; prosperity and en-
HANGED influence.
Some other unimportant business was considered,
after which the Conference adjourned
On ard after to- morrow, April the Mall Line Tor
EaIilipore per Philadelphia Wilmington and Balti.
msye Railroad, will leave the Depot Eleventh ana
Market SITS at ST A M. III and lot p. NJ, and VIA
New-C Castle and FreDchtOwn, per steamboat kooers
Morris from Dock st. wharf at Pm.
The weather quite upfavoi able foS OUT door
operations BARK is in demand at S26 %. CoTToNn 70
now materially reduced. There no export demand or
FLOUR We quote the market dull a. SiaH O6t-the ias-
ter pce for straight brands The sales for the sIpp OF
the trade are limited al former quotations IN hYk
FLOUR pothip doing small sale of PennsylvanA CORN
MEAL at So l2f Dbl There is fair emoun1 OF WHEAT
Offering and prices steady Sales Of 600 bush PRIME
PeppsylvaDja Red at 90c. and White at goo BUSH BYE
ern Yellow sold at 6G6lc af0at Prices OF OATS are
unchanged In GROCERIES and PROVISIONS there IS no
change note 1900 bags Lagusyra COFFEE have been
on p sed Ct about 9,c q ID, not made puhle WHISKY
cells SLOW " at 262ltc.. IN both hbds ano bills .
SALES OF STOCKS First Bo1rd-300 U. s Bank. q;
So coo Head X r. Is, 10, 8li 81 900 do, 8ls $4,000 d.
S} IL Union Ps. Tenn, 72 So 900 Sch Nav 6s 6s 4st
R. T. ia iS Nsrrlstown R.. sSi 800 Read. RI, s5t;
goo Lcrg Island r., ici 50 do, lc5 80 Sch Nav E'
800 Morris Canal l8i.
Second Board-5 Penn. RI 49, $1,000 Tenn IS. IS !;
$3.50 Lebieh Mort 6s SO 100 Sch Nav 49, $3.50 ate S.
90 50 Long Island RR III 900 Sch. Nav ss GO, 49,