New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

The Rev. j. b. WAKELEY rose to personal expla-
him as the "eaIcest Of Bill Poole. This was a foul
SANDER and he appealed to the reporters present TO
take down bis words. AT the time of the funeral Of
Poole be attended, in Difference to the earnest request
of the sister of the deceased. But he had made
eulOgstc speech on that occasion. In Blocker Build
ing, be stood up and preached against the devil he
had done throughout bis life, deDouncng prze-fghtng,
in the presence Of Thomas Hyer and other sporting
men. He, however, exonerated the reporter from the
charge CT intent to njure him, and limited that per-
sonal enemy Of his own was at the bottom Of the
matter.
deIed TO the Trustees of Pants Uurch for the Of
that edfce. The Methodist residents Of the city
also thanked for their hospitality 10 entertaining the
members present.
DR.. WV p. STRICKLAND, from the Committee on
Colonization, reported resolutions expressive of conf
dence in the American Colonization Society and agree
ing TO encourage the labor of its Agent the Rev. VAL
entine Buck within the bounds of the NewYo1k Con-
ference. The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Pending sundry collections, the BIsHoP displayed to
the brethren an interesting recthe watch Of the late
Bishop Asbury-makng IL the occasion Of some sppro-
pirate "reminiscences Bishop A. was the first who as.
tumed the sacred office Ia the United States. he died
in Virginia, A. ID. 1916.
After the final reading of the minutes the brethren
united in singing the 22lst hymn commencing:
"And let our bodies psrt.r
The Rev. w. p. C0RBITr-who, the Bishop re-
marked, was about TO leave them having been trans
ferred to the Newark Confsrence-then made the
closing prayer.
The Bishop, last Of ALL proceeded to read the ap-
pointmept of the Preachers for the ensuing year first
congratulstng the brethren the peaceful and har
monous seefion they had enjoyed. Hhe New-York
Conference embraces seven Districts, viz: New WORK,
Poughkeepse, Rhnebeck, Pratteville, Monticello,
Newburgh and German MItsion.
We print the appointments for the New York Dis
irct, which, II will be seen, this isand aud
extends up the Valley of the Hudson River as far
APPOINTMENTS goR THE Nsw-YoRK Durhrcf-A N. De-
Bon, PIe,idins Elder-Dusnestreet Church T. B. Smith;
w. p: strickland supenumenIy. Swedish Bethel Mission
Church Charles E. Harris Five Points Mission
Church, r. 8. Foster Bsdfordrest caurch John Posl;
al Church. George s. Hare Eighteenth street Church. NJ D.
CIawcrd Z. Z. Reyes Sup. Thirti.thsreet Church. W.
Lindsey Campbell, Sup Trinity Church, l. G. Mekovn-
Church, Ward A. Gelahus Sup Fifteen street Chaeh,
w NJ. Csf .. c. Perry Sup Newlork City Mission w. ".
FERNS j. G WasAburn. Sup Washington flights Church,
Charles w. Lyon
Harhm-B NJ Adams.
Morfifanie-J. w Macomber.
fremont and Fordham--J A. Selick.
S Gns pIsln and ocut
TaTytown-A. C. Foss; 8. Martndae Sup.
Deb6s Ferry--Luther w. Peck
YOnien-L. II: King; w. g. Browning Sup
Tuclahoe-A M Hough.
South Y onkers-RobeIt II. Kelly
Chaplain 10 Weschester County Aims HouseC. +. Pelton
Holdch Secretary of the American Bible Society member
j. McCinock D. D. Pre- Of Troy University member OF S.
Penis Quarterly Conference.
B. Giinn Agent Of the Tract Society, member Of 81, Pscfs
Quarterly Conference.
N. Mead missionary ct the Five Points Mission
A. 4. Sanford Teacher at the Five Points Mission.
After which the doxoloey was sung, and the Confer
enee adjourned for the year.