The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-22

The report of the Tract Committee, recommend
ing Joseph France. as agent for Tract and Sunday
School interests, was adopted.
The Committee on the Bible Cause made their
report. which after some Interesting remarks by
Mr.. Torrence, Agent, was adopted.
The Sunday School Committee made their re-
port and on motion it was adopted, as also the
report on Temperance.
A motion to request all the Conferences to unite
in a call for session of the General Conference
in 1862, was carried by a vote of ayes los, nays &C.
A committee was ordered to in auire into the pro-
priety of changing the mode of examination ~
On motion, the roll was called to ascertain the
number ofRegisters needed by the members OF
Conference.
On motion adjourned. SYDNEY.
EVENING SESSION.
At o'clock the Bishop cael the Conference to
order, and requested Rev. G. Berkstresser to con-
duet devotional exercises. The proceedings of the
mornings session read and approved.
The first question of general minutes was called,
and VIM. j. Simpson, David Ii. Carroll, ]. Wesley
Divine, George Leidy, Charles F. Thomas, VIM.
Ii. Leidic, John A. McKiniess, Jno. Milton Akeis,
David B. McCloskey, lies c. Pardoe, William II.
Maxwell, VIM. Ii. Dill, Emory Swartz, were passed.
Lay managers of Preachers Aid Society of Bal
more were elected, viz.-James NJ. Lester, George
Sanders, Samuel Hindes and F. Littg Shafer.
Resolutions of thanks to the citizens of this town,
for their unsurpassed hospitality, were presented,
read and adopted.
VIM. Ii. Dill appointed Professor of Ian
guages in Wiiamsport Dickinson Seminary.
The sum of S26 was collected for the Sexton.
Resolutions of thanks to the various railroads
leading here were passed, for furnishing the mem
bers free return tickets. Aso to the various Min
listers for their attention and kindness.
Also to Bishop Simpson, for his kind and cour-
teous bearing, both and Bishop.
To Rev. William Harden and Franklin Dyson,
for their admirable arrangements for the comforts
of the members of this body.
VIM. w. Hicks took final farewell nj his breth
rem prior to his embarkation for India.
B. Ii. Crever, j. H. Dashie and James H. Brown
were appointed a Committee on New Course OF
Study.
CHAMBERsBURG, March 2lst.-At o'clock, the
Bishop called the Conference to order, and reques
ted Rev. Josiah Forrest to conduct devotional
cises.
George Washington Vanfossen and William W
Evans were admitted ON trial. The hymn
"And let our bodies part,
To different climes repair,''
was sung, and G. Hildt led in prayer
The appointments were announced, and the Con
ference adjourned sine die.
COMMITTEES.
denomination Of Glass of First Year-Y. Barn
hart, r. E. Wilson, Z. w. Kirby, L. NJ. Gardner
7. Sherlock, d. S. Monroe.
Examination of Glass of Second Year-R. W.
Black, John Guyer, j. 2. Hall, j. A. Price, A. NJ
DarnltZ, y. DraQS.
Examination of Glass of Third Year-A. A.
Eskrdge, 5. l.. Bowman, ]. A. Coleman, J. Slime
William NJ. Memnger, S. W. Price.
EsaminGtion Of Glass of Fourth Yeor-E W elby,
B. B: Hamlin, W. Harden, J. S. Deale, Alexander
E. Gibson, W. l.. Spottswood.
Visitors to Dickinson CoHege-Thompson Mitch
| ell, B. b. Hamin, John Slime
Visitors to Dickinson Seminary-J. Sanks j. S
| McMurray, S. L. Bowman.
Yisitors to Irring Female College-A. A. Reese
| j. S. Deale.
APPOINTMENTS.
BALTIMORE DISTRICT.-Thomas b. Sargent Pre-
siding Elder-Baltmore, North Baltimore Station
VIM: r: Mills, w. NJ. Sbowater; Exeter Street
| j. Mex. Reilly; Hartford Avenue, S. A. Wilson
D. Shelter; East Baltimore, A. A. Reese, S. Barnes
| A. w. Guyer; Dallas Street, r. S. Vinton; Caro-
line Street, d. G. John; High Street, John Guyer
John E. Amos; Jefferson Street, J. II. C. Dosh
| Gray; Great Falls, j. N Spangler, P. F. Eyer
VIM. II. Keith; East Hartford, A. Britain, VIM. J
Simpson; Havre de Grace, W. W. Hicks; Yves
Hartford, Elias Wety, R. c. Haslup; Castle Fin
A. E. Taylor; Bangor Welch Mission, John Will
| liams; Seamen's Union Bethel, Fl. Furlong
j. A. Munroe, Principal of Annapolis Fema
! Collegiate Institute and member of Hartford Avenu
| O. M. Conference.
WEST BALTIMORE DIsrRIcr.-HENRY SLIcER
Presiding Elder-Baltimore; Strawbridge, j. H
DashieJ. H. Brown; Whatcoat, E. Kinsey; Emory
e. W. Cooper, d. S. Monroe; Huntington Avenue
e. D. Gray; Mount ernon, j. Il. Cadden; Here
ford, }. S. Deale, J. w. Brown; Shrewsbury, Geo
Berkstresser, G. w. Dunlap, James B. Cuddy
frederick Circuit, j. p. Hall, B. w. Daugherty
LIBERTY, William NJ. Meminger, George W. Heyd
", Westminster, Jon. Monroe, d. Henry Carroll
west ras, j. +. Ockerman; Emmittsburg, p. B
Reese; Gettys6urg, George Stevenson, C. l..
Sumwait; York: ID. Shoaf; York Mission, WIN
NJ. Frysinger; York Springs, J. G. McKeehan, j
b. Akers; Hanover, j. p. Swanger; Wrightsville
| NJ. i. Drum; Hampstead, d. H. Parrish, d. A
Isenburg.
Joseph France, Secretary of Tract and Sunda
School Society, member Of York Q. NJ. Confer
| ence.
CUMBERLAND DIsrRICr.-C Charles B. Tippett Pr,
siding Elder.-Cumberland Station, T. Barnhart
Cumberland Circuit, William A. Mckee, Frostburg
MILFORD Downs; Frostburg Circuit, S. NJ. Har,
sock; Westernport, James Brads, NJ. l.. Smith
Pleasant Grove, d. Castleman, j. Milton Akers
Allegheny, William Gwynn, Emory Buhrmar
Frederick City and Asbury, B. H. Creuer, j. 4
McCord; Middle Town, A. A. Eskridge, C. H. Ss
vidge; Boonsboro', j. Forrest, William C. Fergl
son; Hagerstown, Samuel W. Sears; Waynesboro
r. s. Norris; Greencastle, B. f. Stevens; Mercer
burg, James Curns; Hancock, l.. d. Heron, j. W
Smith; Clearspring, G. Kalbfus; McConnellsbure
r; e: Crever. Ii. Lynn; Rainsburg, b. q. w. Reic
w. W. Brim, principal of Rainsburg Seminary an
member of Rainsburg Quarterly Conference.
.JuNIATA DIsTRICr.-George d. Chenowith, Pr
s.afng gEtder.-Hollidaysburg E. B. Snyder; Altot
pa, W: l.. Spottswood; Woodbury., j. A. Melicl
=: d. Mann; Schellsburg, N. W. Colburn, VIM. W
,. Evans; bedford Station, s. .Kepler; Bedford Gil
Suit, Y: CIeaver, j. G.. Moore; New Granada,
sm''n' VI d. Kitchen; Cassville, c. Graham, Tho