New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

then announced 3, the Bishop. and received II.
votes az the second reserve delegate. thus making
the list complete.
The Conference then resumed the examin alton o.
candidates for admission on Trial local preachers
snd the following were severally examined aud ad-
United Edward Townsend, OF the Etssoa District
yonn 4 Grayson, OF South Philadelphia Dtstrtc! /,
Levi d. Beckley and Abel Howard, Of the Reaiias
District and John Dennison aud Joseph Smith,
ofIhe Wilminstsn District
Rev. John Thomas Agent OF the Conference, in
penalf OF dickinson College, submitted report Of
MS operations during the Conference year. The
special object Of his appointment had b. 10 raise
some 81 800 guaranteed TO the College oy he Con-
ference, snd further sun somewhat exceeding
- 700 toward liquids inx the amount due for the
$4,000.
The whole amount obtained by him in subscrip-
tons was 500 35 Of which 81 COS 4s had been paid
IN in cash This had been accomplished oy per-
seLal application during the week after lag ing the
claims OF the College before the people.
Tie report was accepted. Rev. Messrs. Cooper
and TAFT we're, on motion, appointed a Committee
to audit the same
Rev. E. Millef offered resolution in reference to
the embarassnenis Of st Peters NJ Cnurch,
Reading and recommending the case to the favor
able confederation OF the various Churches through
out tho Conference.
Rev. Mr.. Bowen made a statement of the emoar-
rassments OF the Church, and its claims upon the
conference. The Church cost originally about sll.-
co., and the payments required 10 be made arc e32
per month and the interest on 5000.
nc suuIeCs, ater being ceoateu AZ Some lenBsn,
was laid on the table for the present.
Rev. Mr.. Quisley presented series OF resolutions
adopted BY the Quarterly Conference OF Kent Cir
cult, Easton District Me-, requesting the Phladel-
phla Conference to take measures to secure the
formation of a Peninsslar Conference, to embrace
the State Of Delaware and the counties Of the East
efn Shore OF Maryland and Virginia, or otherwise
that the Eastern shore Counties may be annexed to
the Baltimore Conference. IL was laid tho table.
Several other unmportau, matters were then
broueht up and briefly discussed, after which the
Conference adjourned.
Al sale If rs hhds No QUERcITRoN BARK NJ Sa6 a5P
ceedipely duh inactive Sales Of Loo bbs al S1
l2i Dbl for stsldad brands The sales for city
sumption restricted scale, at former quo
tstions. In Rye FLOUR and CORN MEAL nothing dong
We quote the famsr 50 50 and the latter at So l3
bbl There much WHEAT sferng and prices are
ffmer Sales ofr.d at soc and while AZ 99c q bush Rye
il II demand for dstilng at 73c. CORN duh Sales OF
3eoe brsh. yellow At elastic soa Oars are steady At
ssatoc y bush In GROCERIES here isno change. LARD
Ice h, mos. BACON has an upward tendency. WHISKY
ia rather hrner Sales Of 500 bo At and hhds
al 2lc. sale Of Drudge casks at 2oc
SALE OF STocRs-Firs Board-S7e0 Lehgh Sc, S2i;
Inehill RI 10; 100 Long Island RR., ~ 500 Morris
Canal 10. 50 600 Sch Nav 6s, SO, az 100 Reading RI
SCI; 500 do, s63; 200 do Si; $4,000 u S. So lost;
$500 do ga ll2I $1,000 State S. cot $4,000 Reading
B. g. TO- 49, IS 600 do Msrt. g. 81 EFT; 900 Penn.
Dist. e.. 'ls, set; Sc Union Canal. ~
5000 do IS 49, le6 81 400 do 81 I7t 800 Msrrs Canal.
sf; sKy ,Bk, 1887; 10 Far and Mech. Bk 69l 10 Ger
psntown Bk, CO.'S $4,000 Sch. Nav Is, 49, AZ $1,000 VIII
kR 6s o.