The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-08
Reported for the Daily Exchanged
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BALTIMORE CON
FERENCE OF THE IL. E. CHURCH.
WINCHESTER, VA, March G,
SIXTH DAY.


The morning sessionwas opened with singing and
prayer by Rev. Mr. Cromwell. The class of the
first year continued trial, viz: l.. E. John
son, J. w. Carter, W. Dalrymple, John II: Swope,
G.. G. Kramer, W. Hedges, S. f. Butt, Thos Bri-
ley, L. LEM, j. A. H. Moore, Moses May, C. c.
Caldwell.
"Who are admitted on trial" ANSWER: j. Mich
olas Gray, W. X. Boyle, Jr., A. j. Porter, G.. Fl.
Zimmerman, C. F. Linthcum, Andrew j. Robey,
]. W. Bennett, Ellis H. Jones, David Harris.
Henry Ebert (colored) was elected to elders or
ders. Henry Joyce, of Nj. T. Church, was recog-
nized as local deacon in the NJ. E: Church.
communication from Rev. Joshua Wells the Oldest
superannuate of this Conference, received, read
and ordered to be recorded.
The committee ON the case of Rev. VIM. H. Will
son reported, sustaining seven of the nine speclca
tions in the general charge. Mr.. Wilson was ad-
monished to be more particular in his business af-
fairs. His character was approved and supernu-
merary relation granted him by his own request.
The reports of the committees on temperance
conference collections, and education were presen-
ted and adopted. Rev. John S. Martin, w F.
Speake, and c. w. Dalrymple appointed a
committee of visitation to the DIN and Preston
Institutes
Rev. A. S. Hank, residing without the bounds of
the Conference, was granted a supernumerary re-
lation. The Conference requested the presiding
Bishop to transfer Rev. John Wilson, principal Of
the Wilmington Institute, to the Philadelphia Con
ference he living without its bounds. This action
was necessitated by decision of the Chair upon
such cases.
The Quarterly Conference of Dubuque, Iowa,
pettioned this Conference to restore to Rev. Ste
phen Hildebrand his parchments, his character as
a Christian gentleman having been established at
that place. Rev. 3. Newton Brown urged the
propriety of said restoration. Rev. B. \. Brown
was requested by the Conference to withdraw the
application for the parchments, which was ac-
cordngly withdrawn.
Rev. DR.. W. NJ. d. Ryan, addressed the Con-
ference upon the interests of the Metropolitan
church at Washington. The report of the commit
tee was laid pro tenn. upon the table. The commit
tee on the Methodist Church in course of erection
at Annapolis, Md, reported, soliciting aid for the
completion of said edifice. The report was adopt
ed The report of the tract cause was read and
adopted. The committee recommended the ap-
pontment of but one agent for the whole Confer
ence. At l o'clock the Conference adjourned.
The Conference, yesterday at p. NJ, assembled
to hear from Rev. w. B. Edwards, ID, an able
missionary sermon from Mark l6 :16.-''Go we into
all the world and preach the Gospel to every crea-
ture." The Missionary Anniversary was held last
evening. Addresses were made by Revs. Drs.
Bond, Durbn and Nadal. Hon. j. Summer
field Berry, of Baltimore, presided About 5000
was subscribed to the Missions of the church. The
sermon of DR.. Edwards ordered to be pub
lished.