The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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L ng pouy colluhenceu aI tHe Green street
GnurIh }esteiuay morning ar o12 clock. -'lshoP
oosepn I-ons III Tue Snair. Inc session was opened
Nun prayer ~ tle oeSe'e'a'y' "neh 'he ioiio"lhs
business y. was tIansaG , -, o., c.-c-
was ,eIon Mr " Tue oe.era! Oonlerence
10 pe neiu at NapierViiie' limos, IN september
next that the delegates hereafter sent to that body
oy tie ane tb annual conferences De elected ac
eordng to the number OF lay members represented
py Ine ministers, ana not according 10 the NUMBER
OF Eioers' composing such annual conference, as
mas heretofore Deen the case. ,
resolution was onered ana passed, recommend
ing the Generai conference 10 specify the exact re-
iat"ns Ihat oaptiSea chlureh sustain 10 the church
visible.
Inns feso,ut,on enc ellc'en mucn warm ana l9t .
eon9ga iioi 'ne various henoerS Vi '"e
oo nt' Gn., 49,, c,..r.. .o, .
ah naar 81 gu ~ 81 tys a
aue epui vi ''ic Pr"s'ess VI 'nose 'eIS"teu
Al sauu:es, preparatory " RECEIVING
auTiisSlon lnto 81 ti r. ministry:
ne report vi Tue o9iihi''ee Oh ouhuay 0choois
M" fiinI Seioa. D.. a.. o,,;. c,o,
- nc T en-" my ueles a'es W 'ne app oaIuS oc
p eral Nonlerehee were UNANIMOUSLY electeu, VIZ
thars Ud reSf' IA az
$50 Po1s Wnasr, an nnnia Ma, d NJ w.
The following annointments were made to the dif
ferent stations within the jurisdiction of the Confer
ence.
Baltimore District-Rey. B. Henpst, Pc
York circuit Rev. S. Nav, and to be supplied;
shrewsbury tIeOrQe Hunter. IOUaDSVlllp.
do, Rev A. B. Krause and S. B. Bennington;
Gettysburg do. Rev. S. w. Seibert: Franklin do =,
Rev. j. S. Clair; Baltimore county circuit, Rev.
Jacob Zimmerman; Baltimore station, Rev. C. T.
Deninger; Baltimore Mission Rev Henry Rradt.
beck; Cumberland circuit Rev j. NJ Young and
supplied; Hartford do Rev NJ Zurlauf; York sta
ton Rev ID. Kreamer
Centre District.-Rev. Z. Kohr, p. E.-Centre
circuit, Rev. E. Sambach and j. Henn Boalsburg
do, Rev. j. C. Farnsworth; Union do, Rev.
Jacob Young; Middlecreek do Rev. S. Moser and
II. Althouse; Perry do Rev. A. L. Reeser and NJ
Harris; Liverpool do, Rev. Philip Graham; Clinton
do, Rev. J. Young and N. Doebler.
Susquehanna District.-Rev. p. Wagner, P. E.
Buffalo circuit, Rev. A. Longsdorf and s. Davies;
ger; Lycoming do, Rev. Henry Price and NJ.
Walker Blockhouse do, Rev. Simon Hurand;
Cherry do. Rev. Samuel Smith; Wilkesbarre do,
Rev. Jacob Hartzler; Luzerne do, to be supplied
hereafter.
vote of thanks was, on motion unanimously
awarded to the President and Directors of the n
4 c. R. r. Co. for their generosity in granting the
members of the Conference free return passage
over that road.
Upon motion the Conference adjourned till the
second Thursday in March 1860, when it will be
convened at WilliamspOrt, Pa.
WESTERN FryAIp H1Gu ScHoo1.-In comnliancf
with an invitation from the Board of school Com
missioners n number of the members of the CITY
Council Yesterday paid the usual Spring visit tC
the Western Female High School on Fayette neal
Green street The EXERCISES consisted Of singing
by the school, and recltations by several OF the
scholars.
There are IN the entire school over two hundred
and eleven pupils taught by the principal, Mr.. d.
A. Hollingshead and six assistant teachers, besides
the instructor IN vocal music, MI. A. ). CleaVe
lana. "hen the scnooI was hrst organized, somt