New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-20

r s..h. ,.r,ncr, Some wished 10 b. baptized,
Ia. :; s,ou.rcc Of peculiar diic uliie- this could not
/. se,,u,u.hcd during his say. His mission was on
or.. oouehiro in the vicinity of Shanghai and AZ mo
rsop,. 81 tho ey be Nnc Of his object they would
cone whou, the gates to listen to hun tie oo"e'ed oy
urging the importance OF uiissions IN hha'
A.r The s:a,cucn, OF M. WHITE the Conference pro-
coded to ,,.mue the candidates presented for the mias
try, when they adjourned i'll Friday morning. A. W.
THIRD DAY
The Conference reasscsnbiei In the Wa-hlngtcn-st
Church yesterday morning a; tho usual hour bshop
AXIS, the President occupied the Chair and the session
was opened with prayer 10y the Rev. 4. W. SMITH I"
Pcrtches.er, y. Y.
The business before the house then taken up, and
Thomas D. Lttlewcot and Thomas Stephenson were re-
cCiy1d ;rial IS candidates icr the travelling ministry
John 7. PEEK. VIM. Weks. john w. Lee<e aud Samuel
y johnson ;Ao candidates sI;;ct the day previous ~
p,ocons oers, were personally examined aud aircs-ed
on r'o,ier II ccl,eI A. on Tuesday next wa. dsei
for tho Ordination The Esss an 10 be addressed ., tho
yi.h.ss Orchard WIS. notion continued on trial
tsv,i;ur rrcscher. and Ictncs II. Glover was at his
- ,s.n.'st discontinued a. such.
~ H., mn was i,rcGaccd 20 the Conference, AMI
rr,.r hi. credentials delegate nom the Ne~-tck
t,nsf,u,o Ho also presented resolutions from MAJ body
IN reference 10 the Wesleyan University AZ Ni"de'"~n,
Conn Referred TO the Committee on EdGea'ioa'
me R,spor presiding submitted series OF
from tie Troy Conference on the subject OF "'"
on
Dr. KIpDlis presented the circular OF the saooasn
school Union sr s5i. which referred 10 the Som-
mit,ee on sabbath Schools. *
A letter was received from the Board ot ManaSes OF
Tho pcrrvlvsnia Colonization S'siey and read II re-
quesie the reapponnieni 81 the Rev John Morris
As the spending Secretary ct that Socie'y &C
cept., aud The Bishop di,oiod to respond 10 the r.
quest. -, !, ..uu.;.,.
TIA. ss :. ever sO@rpSsS q , sS Ssts 20 ny
snofscu snd Of nioNiais dak' and Ne hereby re
mutual pledge % teal ..s a. ~ A., a
er.ge well ha ho gensie Improvements o' 'ne "P"'
Ma we eor.ider de ics-.d or osye sale Of in
cxcs,rs drinks sIa social snd political wSas
hold e. be the day al every Shs1sh OK
P Thst ihe movement prosess looking 20 he cn.i,
have and SUPPORT eesous 70 me e oar
meut ar& ,his@ Ssned ,, cue 'oai"As'' DAns' '' w.
The Committee on slavery submitted the i""'"'"g 'ess-
buttons as their report on tire SUBJECT;
Rsset,d That nA,h a. ever coa,hse" 4" tNs 'H ~
Of Saver, bet L dun pudenis but earnestly 10 labor
That Al hh or home. on he scnsl esiscaee %
slavery cunot brt Tel tina 'Aens o. e co auSn
coury the greatest Interests s-d Responsiveness !" nis
M we view me present sspec h uec, with concern.
;hst the d. nnaed efforts now eers made 20
~, % o. e ecuencer ard win therefore rrNy aud labor
that wi may. a, les' be extended no further ,,s
In view Of difference opinion exists ~ 10 whether
cur general aid exclude from auuoa tnse who pay,
'A or bod slaves ioi tas ,-he OIL sn We sS WA WV
,h sld tIs voluntary or mercsusry holnE them IN
hpJs. srr.d b, thu Committee, H. Hustled r. NJ Hatfield,
On y"on Of the Rev D. B,>os the subject made
the special order or Monday next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Recommendations for local preachers were then pre-
scented and acted upon when the hour OF adjournment ar
rived. -. ., ~,
o1s WuIrr houd have appeared in the list of supcran
nua,ed or vorn-ou. preachers
The Conference viii meet this morning at the usual hour