The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-26

r test be sent to the Bishops to lay before the var
Gus Annual Conferences.
e committee of correspondence as created by th
IS last resolution, was appointed.
IS Inc following constitute the committee: Sam
r REGISTER, j. 5. Martin, Samuel Roszel. L. h
Monroe
= was resolved, that any remarks uttered BY tn
e majority were not intended to stigmatize the m
q nerIty with sympathy for abolitionsm.
h Conference adjourned to meet at 7 o'clock.
u STELLA
! NIGHT SESSION.
: Conference assembled at Z o'clock Religion
i exercises were conducted by Rev. N. Wilson. Th
minutes of the last session were read and approved
? location was granted Rev. C. c. Calvert. O
1 account of ill-health
Rev. Franklin Ward was appointed by the Cor
ference to copy the Israel Protest for publication
the baltimore Christian AdUocate.
e Several resolutions relative to the Wilson promo
sltlons were offered and passed.
Inc Conference passed resolutions of thanks t
bishop Scott for his urbanity and kind bearin
throughout this embarrassing session.
collection taken up for the sexton and tn
D expenses incurred in lighting the church.
= The money for the Conference Register was re-
ceived by the committee.
Rev. Alpheus W. Wilson was placed on the pub
lsbirg committee of the Register in the place o
Rev. I. II. W. Monroe, who was excused by re
quest
The Committee on the Metropolitan Church O
, adODted.
The preachers in Washington were instructed tc
superintend the interests of the metropolitan
church.
vote of thanks was passed to the various rail
road companies, who had kindly reduced the fare
Tor the benefit of the Conference.
hev. q. w. Israel moved vote of thanks to the
people of Staunton be passed for their kindnes,
and hospitality to the preachers and members O
the Lay Convention. Passed unanimously bv 3
rising vote.
1t was resolved that the first day of May be OBJ
served as day of fasting and prayer for the pros
perlty OF our cause and our success in the minis.
try.
The minutes were read up, and the conference
adjourned to meet at O'Clock on Monday morn
ing. S'y' T.
| MONDAY MoRNING-CLosING SESSION.
STAUNToN, Va, March 25, 1851 Conference met
at 4 O'Clock A. NJ, and religious exercises were
conducted by Rev. II. Hoffman
Rev. homas Sewal offered a minority protest.
| Allowed to go the journal.
Rev. E. P. helps offered resolution requesting
the Bishops to call, ifpossbe, an extra session of
the General Conference to relieve us of our difficult
ties. Laid on the table
A resolution was offered and adopted rendering
Rev. Fielder Israel, about to assume the charge of
the Associate Reformed Independent Church of
Baltimore, the best wishes of the Conference in his
new field, and assuring him of warm welcome,
should he ever desire to return to u.s.
RESOLUTIONS OF thanks to the Secretaries were
passed
The following Committee of Consultation on the
Conference Paper was appointed:
:, j.; s. Martin, s: Register, W. G. Eggeston, B.
+. +. Brooke, w. Hrst, 7. Sewall, N. J. B. Morgan,
E. P. Phelps, W. b. Edwards.
Rev. w. &. Coe withdrew from the Conference
Inc minutes were read up and approved The
Bishop delivered an impressive address. The ap-
pSintments were announced and the Conference
Ste,gards.-O. 2. Wingman, B. p. Brown, J. A.
McCaGley, S. Cornelius, G. A. Reid, F. C. Tebbs,
G. G. Brooke.
Trustees of Wesleyan Iastitate-E. R. veitch, J.
K. 4 Wheeler, S. Register, &. G. Brooke, R. Smith,
Baltimore Female CoIyege-w Hamilton, D. Ball,
&. D. Owen, E. T. Busey, A. W. Wilson.
cGmmittge %. o., Memor'.-W. Krebs, W. B. Ed
Theo. NJ. Carson, G. " Leech.
Managers Of Protestant Aid Socicty-W. Hirst,
j.: 5. Martin, ". II. Chapman, S. V. Blake, 7. II.
W. Monroe, c. G. NJ. Roberts j. r. Israel, E. C.
Thomas, j. N. Carter.
Committees Of Eraminatjon.-lst, E. f. Busey,
}. II. March, J. r. Wheeler. I'd, J. c. Dice, j.
\. Coombs, ". H: Holiday. 3rd, I. j. Wysong,
S. Rogers, S. d. Nixon. 4th, E. p. Phelps, r. II.
LiDscOmb j. n. Davis.
Sunday School Con,mttce.-J. w. Lambeth, r. Z.
Armstrong, NJ Goheen, w. r. Woodward, j. W.
Start, S. II. Williams, J. W. Tongue, J.Snyder, j.
Hildebrand, d. II. Walton, J. Beatty, j. L. Pitzer,
p. b. Smith, J. G. Cox.
To Examine Candidates for Alphabetically w.
Arnold q. W. Leech.
Committee on Pu6lication.-S V. Blake, NJ. Go
heen, j. S. Martin, w. Hamilton, W. Krebs.
APPOINTMENTS.
BALTIMORE DIsTRIcT.-Thomas Sewell. Presiding
Elder. Baltimore City Station.-Light Street,
William Hrst; Eutaw Street. A. W. Wilson; Madi-
son Avenue, VIM. Krebs; Spring Garden, Thos. L.
Street, j. S. Martin; Hanover Street, w. F. Ward;
City Mission, j. ). Largeant Fayette Street, E. F.
Busey; Union Square, VIM. Hamilton; Franklin /
Street, L. d. Owen; South Baltimore, W. II. Chap
man; Columbia Street, D. Ball, T. H. W. Monroe;
z.l..Tiok A~erae, Ito be supplied); Chatsworth,
John a. Williams; Seamen's Bethel, John w. Wolff;
Sharp Street and Jno. Wesley, John w. Bull
Asbury and Orchard Street, c. c. Cronin; Balti-
more e Circuit, d: Thomas, W. Fl. Holiday; Sum
Circuit. j: W. Lambeth, W. I. l.. Weechh; south
D. GLENN; West River, John Thrush, G. G. Linthi-
cum; Calvert w. II. Lancy, NJ. L. Hawley John |
Bsar, Agont of Mary land State Bible Society. p. |
d: Lipscomb, Agent Maryland College Society.
Etder.-WashiDgto City.-Foundry, W. B. Ed |
wards; Wesley Chapel, J. A. McCauey; East
Washington, John Lauahan; McKendree Chapel, |
W. NJ. d. Ryan; Metropolitan, IS. S. Roszel; Waugh
Chapel, j. r. Effinger; Ryland, j. N. CoOmbs; !
Union, H. C. Westwood; Gorsuch Chapel j. w. |
Cornelius; Fletcher and Providence, S. NJ. Dickson;
Asbury and Mt. Zion, j. H. Ryland; Ebenezer, Ito |
be supped;l Patapsco N. Goheen; Patapsco Cir
cult D. '" hOOVer, VI. u NJ. IL. hramer; Rockville, |
7. A. Morgan, W. Prettyman; Howard, S. V.
Leech; Patnxent, j. N. Davis, j. II. Swope; Elk
Ridge, w. L. Magruder; Badensburg, II. S. Casa
dy, W. X. Boyle; Woodville, A. S. Hank. Henry
N. Sipes, Chaplain to the U. S. Penitentary.
PoToMAC DIsTRICT.-B. N. Brown, Presiding El-
der; Alex sndria, E. p Phelps, J. Fl. NJ. Lemon;
Georgetown, N. J. B. Morgan, W. o. Lumsden;
W. Georgetown and Tennallytown, r. r. Murphy;
Fairfax, R. NJ. Lipscomb, J. H. Beckwith; East
Fairfax, C. F. Linthicum; Charles C. Parkson, G.
II. Zimmerman; Fredericksburg, Samuel Rodgers;
Stafford, j. K. Greenwell; Montgomery, J. l.. Gil
bert, S. II. Cummings; st. Mary's, John W. Start,
II. McNemar; Leesburg, Samuel Cornelius; Lou
dOun, F. IL. Richey, j. Landstreet, W. v Tudor;
Warrenton, Thad. B. McFaS; Rehoboth, Bennett
Ii. Smith.
WINCHESTER DIsrRIcr-W. G. Eggleston, Presi-
ter Circuit, A. Buhrman, D. Harris; jefferson,
Isaac Gibson, NJ. G. Bathis; Harper's Ferry, j.
NJ. Grandin; Hillsborough, J. H. Waugh, F. A.
Mercer; Berryville, j. NJ. Kelly, A. Robey Shep-
burg, c. A. Reid Berkeley, s. W. Tongue, Geo.
Feelmyer; Berkeley Springs, A. b. Dolly; Capon,
c. L. Torreyson; Springfield, II. c. Mcdaniel, W.
Hedges; Wardensville, j. II. March, Gustavus W.
Hobbs; Shannondale, j. Fl. Woof
ROCKINGHAM DIsTRICT-E. r. Feitch, Presiding
Elder.-Staunton, Jos R. Wheeler; Augusta, Rob.
Smith, c. H. joyce. Mount Sidney, w. r. String
er; Rockingham, j; Hildebrands P. II. Whisner;
T. T. Wysong, j. N. Gray; Woodstock, W. F.
Speake, Zone 10 be suppied;) Front Royal, r. R.
S. Hough, r. B. Frampton; LuraY, W. D. Ripe
toe; Franklin, S. H. Griffith l.. W. Haslip; Moore
field, j. +. Armstrong, j. p. Hyde South Branch,
o. P. Wirgman Z. +. Heterick; North River, s.
Smith, j. G. McNaer; New Creek, Andrew j Por-
ter. W. S. Baird, Principal of the Western Fe-
male Institute, Staunton.
ROANOKE DIsTRICT-Samnel Register, tPresiding
Elder. Salem, John c. Dice, Joseph j. Engle.
Christiansburg, W. S. Edwards. Blackburg, The
odore NJ. Carson. Jacksonville, A p. Boude.
Newcastle and Newport, j. F. Beane, E. G. jamie
son. Roanoke, L. r. Jones. Fincaste, II. A Cav
er, Zone to be supplied.) Lexington, f. c. Tebbs.
Lexington Circuit, Joseph E. Wassen. Fairfield,
JASON P. Etchison. Covington, John W. Evan.
West Augusta. George II, Jefferson. Monterey,
James W. Beatty, S. F. Butt Highland, j. P.
Chittum.
LEwIsBURG DIsTRIcr.--J S. Gardner, Presiding
Elder. Lewisburg, George V. Leecb; White Sui
phur, j. A. FL. Moore; Sweet Springs, Moses May;
Union, J. w. T. Graham; Union Circuit Thomas
Briley; Peerstown, James W. Bennett; Monroe,
?. B. Smith; Forest Hill, George w. Carpenter;
Blue Sulphur, l.. D. Nixon; Meadow Bluff, Johnsy
Leaf; Frankfort George G. Brooke, l.. Butt;
Leveton, James F. Liggett; Huntersville, A. Q.
Faherty; Greenbank, l.. B. Dolly; Warm Springs,
j. S. E. Sixeas; Bath Alum, Leopold Lentz
j. N. Clarke transferred to East Baltimore Con-
ference.
Next Conference to be held in Baltimore.
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The LAW OF DVoRCE.-Both Massachusetts, aud !
Virginia are endeavoring so to amend their laws
of divorceg as to render them conformabe to that !
common law which governs the actions of parties |
the gordian knot of whose matrimonial difficulties
has been judiciay severed. In the Senate of the |