Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-28

this Conerrnse and afterwards until otherwise ordered
perform their duties the afternoon aud nigh, Of the rs
zy Of session
The examination Of characters Of Elders vas taken us
| aud the following brethren passed.;
Thomas HAYES Samuel r Norman John + Edwards.
J. Lee. John d blackwell, O.c-r Lit,leon. Jesse
l"v' n, Robert Scott. George w Medley, wo.d ard
a. spilies, Thomas n Haynes Chas n q Boegs John
Gsrlick. George Williams. VIM b Ro~ ne r s ID Gov.
nesoo. John Baycy Gibson Msuxey Joseph Carson John
: Briggs. w W Bennett ID Dogeett Jaines A Duncan,
$ Clarke. p August, 4 A Gibbs, n II Gary. Stan.
y, Nelson Head Joseph Sp'gg- George Dogye,t james
wsggoner. Nathaniel Thoaa~. John ID Southan, james
Lamsien, Ro. A Gr~go'y, IL Wool. Thomas HOWE.
Boggs wheci~right John q Grsnbery, W L
Daley, Jeremiah hcMulen Thomas Digs w Balm, Ro-
'rrt Nixon. N D.nce. Joseph Edwsr,ls A wics, N
T. Bishop Lewis Skidmore. John W Howard. William A
Smith, u Co~le- Robert Michaels, George w Carter
lanes ID Coullng. Gen. w Lsnghnrns, John Kerr, Wa,
! Williams, Geo. \. winir-c, X Finley, Gro Deems,
wm q Cro--. WIN Blount, Joseph Lear. G w Chsri-
on b X DuvaI W A Robinson Isaac N Arnold Alexan.
erSte~srt J.m.s A Rtdick. Lemuei ) Reid, John W
Whit Bsuismiu Devsny Thos. Baytoa James l. Spen.
er, John b Dey John Sauaders, WIN. J Ns,icct
Henry Nelmc-. VIM Grant Joseph II Davis u John.
so, Leoridas Ros-rr, Davis Z Wils Pcuicl Doll Geo
Trmyer, Chnlrs A Davis, jacob Slough, W W Bury
WIN. Reel Humphrey BLlnp-. james L Juyner John W
Williams. Thomas Jones, jacob Manning and Archibald
Clark.
%, motion \ 7 Aoorman, Robert Scott b Woodward
John Gsrck Joseph Carson. N. NJ Dance Le~is Skid.
more John keer, George w Charlton Alexander S,e~-
ART Benjimn Devany aud Thomas II. Jones placed
Joyner and John w Williams the superannuated list
aud at this request certificate OF location granted to
George Williams.
The Bishop appointed the folio ring committees ordered
the Conference:
On Education David Dcgyett, n Head, w Row.
Ei-. Leonidas Rose George Langho'ne, Edwards
aud l. L--.
o. S,bbath Schoois-Iohn Edwards, Nelson Head
John Z Gtan,'rry aud Frank S,aniy.
On the Bible Cause.-Jos. II Davis, George Motley,
Geo w Carter.
Various notice. given aud the appointments Tor
preaching made
Alter which Conference adjourned
MiLIrAKr Pors-A letter irom Rome dated 9th
inst, gives the following obsequous relation Of novel vc
currehce:
Po Mono frequently shows himself superior the ira.
htonsl p''udces vi his station aud breaks through the
rsnneis at etiquette which successive ages have estab
lshrd around the pspal throne. lie gave specimen If
dis kind oi independence last by reviewing in per
live ba,aons oi Roman Infantry ia the Farnesina
ioSs Pon,e mole, tanly without prece-
lieut. IN the memory ol and Tor many years beior
although uncommon in the turbulent periods OF the
nile ages. when ~urik- pontns like Jubu- H. grasp.
ed with equal vgor the sword AID the crose The troops
consisted IL trcr bataJs ut the second regiment OF in.
aty, and the regiment OF Caccstor, divided into two
pA'lo"s aud the directed by the Sws.
ol Ktnzer. A sham fight executed IA the morning
Utter which the ps bi, ousckrd aud dined the ground
xrs rauuns "i WINE being allowed them by superior
d. r.. TIL" officers dined IN company with number oi
veiybojy vas very merry, and the soldiers preparing
: under arms, the Popes outriier suddenly de-
'cred crossing towards the camp followed 5y the sove-
ign cortege. The troops ia line in moment
nd the officers prepared receive the Popes Wit; tn.
~Ori given knerl his holmes. approached aud
Pho Mono having npast his b.nec;ipu spiders
proceeded on loot own the lines attended by his usatl
suite, and the commanding officers their staff
thu n-peclion his holiness Expressed his Intention OF See
ing some maneuvers, and placed himself in front OF the lin
10 see the soldiers hrv; would he rou that
exposed situation although respectfully invited
the possibility Of any accident by passing the htnk or
rear; the comm tndi officer, however determined
hat no stray amord should endanger the soveregns
and therefore opened the Of his line opposite
| the Pope and made the troops lire from the wings
The extreme beauty Of the weather and the concour
o spectators re irred IL interesting spectacle and the
Pope expressed his Satisfaction the commander beto.
returning to hi carriagc leaving every pleased witt
h- nprmpu visit Neither the Ssiss regiment IN,
agoons tS'k part in the review, little jealousy al
whvs exists betwecn the various elements composing ti.
Papal army; Tut the dragons had their field exercise
'ui biv"usc dinner the same day. the Tavoata be
| yond Ports San Giovanni