The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-10


soj0ulning in this city
On motion of Rev. Mr. Torrence the thanks of
the Conference was given to the officers and mana
gers OF all railroad companies, who had favored the
members OF the Conference with free tickets to and
from Baltimore
u A vote OF thanks also given to the Board of
Trustees and Pastors Of the Broadway Church. for
the use OF their church in holding the meetings of
the Conference.
unanimous vote Of thanks was rendered to
Bishop Baker for the dignified and impartial man
ner IN which he presided over the deliberations OF
the Conference during its session.
A unanimous vote of thanks WAS also rendered
the Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries for the
pusiness-ike manner in which their duties have
been performed, and their obigng attention to all
the members.
The Reporters of the daily press were also the
recipients OF vote of thanks from the Conference,
LOT the acceptable manner in which the proceedings
OF the meetings had been reported
After the reading of various notices of services in
the churches, singing the Doxoogy, and benedic-
ton by the Rev. Mr.. Tippett the Conference ad-
Journed to meet again at o'clock in the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Conference re-assembled at a o'clock and
was called to order by Bishop Baker
The usual services followed, conducted by the
Rev. r. Vinton.
The journal of the mornings proceedings was then
read by the Secretary, and approved
On motion of Rev. Mr.. Reese the relation of Rev
Joseph T. Phelps was changed from effective to su
pernumerary, at his own request
nance resonto vas 10 tne enect tnat the IL
thot tba Cfs, T i''st ear pe re-aih[iheu, anu
tha onn+bo f toliee'ions pe maze curing all
Rev. John Bowen presented the report of the
Committee on Dickinson College. 1t was read BY
the Secretary
tba oo,si;tt p nShiy VI tils institution; anu
from all the members of the Church
The Rev. DR.. Collins, President of Dickinson
in relation to the affairs of this institution
The report of the COMMITTEES was yotad on b,, sac
tons
On the question being nat on the adontion of the
third resolution -nladoiing this Confarann 70 ar
sumo and Houidate one fbiTd Of the ex;Stin dbt Of
the College, which would make the SIM If & 500
"a discussion arose. which was particinated in nv
the Rev. Mr.. Scer. and Rev Mr.. Reese
The resolution was then voted On and adonted
The whole report was then adonted
Rev. Richard Brown. chairman. nresentad the ro-
port of the Joint Board of Stewards, which was
read by the Secretary and adopted
then called when each REGIMENT stennad forward
and received the dividend allotted gu
A resolution was made and adonted. to the effect
that part of the money raised bv the Fducation
collection be appropriated to nav the interest on
So, $780, being one-third the existnG debt of Dickn
son College; adopted.
A collection was then taten IN, for tba bara6+ of
the sexton of the church " W. ''' 'e"e"' Vi
vote of thanks was then tendarad tbe Roord IF
Stewards.
Rev. A. w Gibson. from the Comn,it+ae IN col-
lect Missionary Funds, made report which was or
dered to be placed on file.
The Conference then joined in the usual religious
Rsbon BaIer tba ~ d ddT nes ne enry Smcer
very impressive manner when the folIowipg n an
pontments oil preachers were read:
BALTIMORE DIsrRIcr,-Henry Slicer, p. E.-North
PIa+ar George mat, richard Hnkle
Station, George W. Cooper: East Baltimore lanes
H. Brown, Jacob S. McAfurrav, William A. Sniyelv.
Caroline street Station, B. H. Crever, Richard Nors
ris; High street Station H. b. RidGawav #, Fnr
long, Tup jefferson street Station, s. L. N. Conser;
Dallas street Station, VIM Hank; North Baltimore
CT, Joseph S. Lee Wm H. Keith; Hereford CT, F.
Mccartney, Henry S. Mendenhall: Great Falls
Ct. Jonathan Munroe William H. Hicks: East Har
ford CT, Robert S. Yinton. John B. Mann: Hayre
de Grace Ct, David S. Monroe James S. Thomas,
Sup; West Hartford CT, Richard Brown. d. H
Parrish: Shrewsbury Ct, ]. G. Mcclellan .losenb
B. Akers. Castle Finn O. WesiaT- Hou,n no ~ ba
supplied; Mission to CoIored Peonle. Hartford Co
William Gwynn; Bangor Welsh Mission, Iohn vii,
iams Seamen's Union Bethel Gideon H, Day.
Member of East Baltimore Qurterlv Conference
Otis H. Tiffany, Secretary MARYLAND Bible So
cietv, Member of Exeter Quarterly Conference
jeremiah W. Cullum, Agent of the MARYLAND
State CoIon;zat;on Coo;ot,- Sawbar of III /, a..
more Quarterly Conference
WEST BALrIMoRE DIsrR1cr-Thos. B. SARGENT p
E-Strawhridon Reniamin r Uor,I;n 60 IL,
Kinsey; Whatcoat James Brads; Emory John W
Hedges, Joseph France Sup; Frederick City,
Thomas NJ Reese; Frederick Asbury Chanel. vii,
liam T. Wilson; Frederick Ct Joseph n. Snanoler
John T. Stansbury, Sup; Liberty, William r
Mills, James R. gladden.; Westminster, John Miller,
Asbury W. Guyer; WeseFalls, Levin D. Heron;
Emmettsbnrg, Elias Welty Gettysburg John Bow
en-, Martin L. Drum; York, John Slime, W. Wickes
Sup; Wrightsvile, Samuel W. Sears; Hampstead,
Samuel W. Price. one to be supplied
CUMBERLAND DIsTRIcT--Charles B. Tippett, P E.
n,Cnmberland, Alexander f. Gibson; Cumberland
Mission to Colored People to be supplied; Pleasant
Grove, William II. Stevens; North Branch and
wills Creek, JOSIAH FoFyest; Westenport, Thomas
+ Mcclure, teorge !. %snner; Frostburg William
NJ Memminger, Johh T. ockerman; Rainsburg,
John T. Cole Hancock. David Shoaff lanes II
McCord; Hagerstown, George d. Chenowith j. T.
Phelps, Sup; Boonsboro, John P. Hall, b. G. w.