The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-28
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MAY %, 1858.

D., the Rev. John Crosdale, the Rev. Samuel X.
Stewart, and the Rev. Dr. A. C. Cox, d. D..
The Convention then adjourned until o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re-assembled at 5 O'Clock and
was called to order by the Bishop
On motion of the Rev. DR.. Allen the chair ap-
pointed as a committee of three to nominate the va
rious committees under the for the extension
oil the church, the Rev. Drs. Wyatt and Allen, and
and VIM. W. johnson, Esq.
Mr.. IL. ID. Evans, from the Committee on New
Parishes reported an act for the establishment of
the Southern st. Peters Parish, Talbot county,
The Bishop suggested that the name had better
be changed as two Parishes in the same county of
the same, or almost the same NAME would result
in working much confusion, and suggested that it
be referred back to the committee for amendment
The suggestion was approved, and the committee
then reported 1T under the name of White Marble
Parish, when the act was adopted He also report
ed an act for the establishing of Deer Creek Parish
Hartford county, which was adopted.
Judge Chambers, from Committee appointed at
the previous Convention to report upon the subject
OF requiring lay delegates to be COMMITMENTS sub
mitted a report adverse to the changing of the
Constitution in this particular.
Mr.. Evans offered a substitute providing for such
change, when, motion of Judge Chambers, the
whole question tabled.
Mr.. Evans, from committee to whom was re-
ferred the donation of Miss Goldsborough reported
aresolution to provide for the annual appointment
OF three trustees to take charge thereof and nam
ing MessrS. Geo. Goldsborough, Thos HAYWARD
and VIM. II. Groome for such duties. The report
was adopted.
He also reported an act for the establishments of
the metes and bounds of the church of the Epipha-
ny. w washington, which was adopted.
Inc Rev. DIR. Wyatt, of the Standing Committee
here announced the following nominations for the
several regular Committees
Ecclesiastical CoWrt-The Rev. John R. Keech,
the Rev. Orlando Hutton, the Rev. II. T. Harrison,
the lev. Ethan Allen ID. D., the Rev. Alex NJ.
marbqry, NJ d., the Rev. 7. P. Barber, and the
Rev. Libertus Van Bokkelen.
Missions Commatee-in charqe also of Disabled and
S@Peronn"ated Clergy Fund.-The Rev. J. H. Morri-
son, the Rev. A. C. Coke, and the Rev. L. Van Box
kelen; and Messrs j. Mason Campbell Hugh D.
Evans, LII. D., Charles Gilman, G. Somerville Nor
rls, Alexander Randall, and J. II. Alexander
Bible and Prayer Book Communicative Rev Geo
A. Leakin, the Rev. Hugh T. Harrison, D. D., and
the Rev. II: V. d. Johns, d. d.. and Messrs. F.
Donaldson, NJ. D., NJ. II. Howe, j. SNYDER. l.,
Thomson, William Woodward, and II. c. Wvsham
Book and Tract Commihee.-The Rev. w. L. wy
att, D. d.. the Rev. j. A. McKenney, d. D., and
the Rev. W. Pinkney, d. D.; and Messrs F. w
Bruno, Jr., VIM. G. Harrison, Richard Kemp. r.
NJ Proud, }. Schaaff Stocket and G. W. Tinges.
Education Committee The Rev. C. K Nelson
the Rev. Z. W. Rankin and the Rev. j. n McJl
ton; and Messrs. 7. s. Alexander. Samuel Chew NJ
D., e. s. Courtney, George w. Dobbin, H. Penn,
NJ. d., and j. G. Proud, .r.
The Chair here appointed as the Committee tc
consider the proposition to divide the Diocese: The
| Rcvs. DIR. kerfoOt. Jno. Crosdale, Dr. Allen DR.
| Pyne, and Messrs. E. F. Chambers, Brice J. Colds
borough, VIM. b. Stone, E. S. Childs, and j. Ma
| son Campbell.
The Committee on Accounts, through Judge vii
llams, reported that they had found the reports o
| the Treasurer of the Pastoral Aid Fund and bio
| cesar Missions all correct
The Convention then adjourned to 8 O'Clock Thu
morning.