The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10
EAST BALTIMORE CONFERENCE METBO.
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

LEwIsBURG, Pa, March s, 1860
Conference assembled at the regular hour Re-
lglous exercises by Rev. A. Britain The Mis-
sion Committee reported the following appropria-
tions: Omitted at the request of the Committee
$1,000. reported for 1860.
Conference resolved to fix the seat of its next
session, and Chambersburg, Pa, Exeter St and
olrawDfiuge stations, Baltimore city. were put in
nomination. These charges were all ably repre-
sented by Messrs. Slicer, Hamlin, p B. Reese and
A. A. Reese, Gen. Ross, and others. Chambersburg
was selected by large majority, and subsequently
was adopted by unanimous vote
The memoirs of Rev. Robert Cadden, Richard
Brown, Jacob McEnally and Samuel Wesley Smith
were read and adopted.
The complaint against j. S. McMurray was re-
terred to the court of trial
'WhO are admitted on triaI?" Answer Tobr
Wilson Smith, Charles L. X. Sumwalt L. D. Wat
son, James c. Clark, NJ. P. Crosthwait, S. L. Bow
man, VIM. NJ. Freysinger, Henry NJ Ashe, c. Hen
ry hltchen, X. X. Pott, j. c. Cook, Jas. B. Cuddy
AFTERNOON sESsION-EIGHTH DAY.
Rev. II. Slicer, by appointment of the Bisbop
called the Conference to order, and requested
Rev. +. M. Mills to conduct the devotional exer-
cises.
The Court of Trial in case of J. S. McMurrav,
reported that his character pass the charges were
not sustained. David A. Isenburg was admitted
on trial.
The report of Committee on Dickinson Seminary
was presented, read and adopted. Also on Coloni-
zation Tract Cause and Seminaries.
Resolutions of thanks were passed to the citizens
OF Lewisburg, to the n. C. R. Road, C. ". & z. r.
H., Ia. Central and other roads, to the Committee
of Arrangements, and to the Secretaries and Re-
porters.
Sabbath School reports were presented read and
adopted. Also on Temperance
VIM. G. Hesler admitted on trial
y. Schlosser granted a supernumcrarv rela-
tion.
The journal was read, religious exercises had
and Conference adjourned sine de-
APPOINTMENTS.
BALTIMORE DISTRICT-ThOmas b. SARGENT p F.
North Baltimore sta, J. S. McMurrav, ]. F. Ock-
erman; Exeter street, A. A.. Reese, VIM. II. Pit
cher, sup; Hartford avenue, S. A. Wilson, D.
Shelter; East Baltimore, Geo Hildt, Wm. r.
Mills, A. W. Guyer, James Gamble, sup; Dallas
| street, John Bowen; Caroline street, S. B. Dun
lap, d: c. John, VIM. Hank, sup; High street,
j ohm Guyer, VIM. A. Snively, sup: Jefferson st.
J. Fl. G. Dosh, j. T. Stausbury sup; North Balti-
more GirGait F: Mccartney, G. Tarring Gray ;
Great Falls, j. y. Spangler, s. II. c. Smith East
Hartford, Jos S. Lee, p. F. Eyer; Havre de
! Grace, WIN. W. Hick West Harford, Alem Brit
tain, VIM. G. Ferguson; Castle Finn, Albert Hart
man, j. H: S. Clark. Hartford Mission, r. s. Vinton;
Bangor Welsh Mission, John Williams; Seamen's
| Union Bethel, Henry Furlong; j. A. Munroe Prin-
| cipal of Annapolis Female Collegiate Institute
member of Hartford avenue O. NJ. Conference; j..
w. Culum, Agent of the MARYLAND State Coloni
| zatlon Society, member of the North Baltimore 0.
NJ. Conference.
WEsr BALTIMORE DIsrRlcr-Henry Slicer P E.
Baltimore-StTawbridge, j. H. Dashell, William
! Wilson, sup; Whatcoat, James II. Brown, Joseph
France, sup; Emory, G. W. Cooper. Richard Nor
| ris; Mount Vernon, d. S. Monroe; Hereford, JnO.
| Munroe, j. Wesley Brown; Shrewsbury, G. Berg
| stresser, u. w. Dunlap; Frederick circuit, John
| r. Hall; David A. lsenberg; Liberty, Elias Welty,
| u. W Heyd; Westminster, James Brads James
| X. Cadden; West Falls. G. H. Savidge; Emmitts-
| burg, L. ID. Heron; Gettysburg, Henry G. Dill,
! c. l.. X. Sumwalt; York, j. A. Ross, VIM. NJ. Fry
singer, Oliver Ege, sup; York Springs. ]. G.
4 II
! kinsey; Wrighsville, NJ l.. Drum; Hampstead,
! d. H. Parrish, \. Stevenson Smith
Otis Ii. Tiffany, Secretary Maryland State Bible
Society, member of Emory Q. NJ. Conference.
CUMBERLAND DISTkICT-Chares B. Tippett, p.
! E-Cumberland Station, Benz. H. Crever Cum
| berland Circuit, Yves. NJ. Showalter; Frostburg,
David Shoati, s. NJ. Hartsock; Westernport, JOSH
ah Forrest, j. W. Cleaver; Pleasant Grove, a. f.
Taylor, Charles Kalblus E. J. JamiSon. sup. Allie
ghany, William Gwynn, r. c. HasuP, !. Miller,
sup; Frederick City and Asbury Chapel j. Mex.
| Reiley, j. ii. MCOrd: Middetown, W. NJ. Mem
niger, Edward j. Gray; Boonsboro, Wiltord
| Downs j. w. Smith; Hagerstown, James Curns
Waynesboro', Philip Rescorl; Green Castle, Geo.
| Stevenson, B. f. Stevens; Mercershurg Il. Daugh.
erty; Hancock, L. NJ. Gardner, j. E. Amos; Moon
nellsburg, David Castleman, l.. D. Watson; Rains
burg, B. G. W. Reid. Thomas +. M'Clure, Secre-
tarv of Conference Tract Society.
JuNIATA DIsrRICT-George Guyer, p. E.-Hol
lidaysburg, &. B. Snyder; Altoona, Samuel Cagh
| ton; Woodbury., G. Graham, j. W. Buckley;
ScheLDnrg, w. ID. Stevens, Emory Buhrman
Bedford Station, Samuel Barnes; Bedford Circuit
Charles Cleaver, Hugh Lynn; New Granada, Amos
J. Bender, one to be supplied; Cassville, j. A
Coleman, j.. G. Moore; Huntingdon, S. L. NJ. Con
sor; Manor Hill, A. NJ. Barnitz, J. c. Clark; Viii
hams6urg, Thomas Barnhart; Birmingham, j. A
Melick, NJ. L. Smith; Phpsburg, II. Wilson, J
D. Brown; Curwensve and Clearfeld, W. l.
Spottswood; New Washington, Z. W. Kirby, C. II
Kitchin; Janesvile, VIM. A. Houck
BELLEFoETE DIsrRIcr-James Sanks, P. E.
Circuit, John Anderson, ]. B. Polsgrove; Bale
Eagle, John Guss; Warriors Mark, I. H. Switzer
N. p; CEosthwaite; PENIS Valley, J. A. DeMoyer
F. b: Riddle; Lock Haven, r. Hinkle b. W
Daugherty; Clinton, B. P. King, II. NJ. Ash; Grea
Island, E.. E. Allen; Liberty Valley, Nathal
Shaffer; Newberry, j. ". Haughawout, J. F
Brown, j. Hunter, sup; Jersey Shore Station, S
w. Price, Robert Beers, sup; Jersey Shore Cir
cult, VIM. A. Mckee; Sinnamahoning P. B. Ruch
Shipper, John 7: Cole; Caledonia, John F. Craig
Karthaus, j. r. King,