The national Republican., 1862-04-21
Rali9ioua RIeeiine.

The sBaltlnors Anhuat UoSfsfehee ofs tts
African n. =. Church assembled Thursday
morning In brxsl Church, B,uth Capitol street,
and was called to order BY Bishop Payne, who
conducted the rel gious services. The roll was
called by J. N. Brown. Secretary Of the last
COnf9r0nOo, 80 Irlt|NHHN "HH- Co.,. TI.'.I
On motion of A. W. wayman, Jas Lynch WAS
elected secretary and n. N. Turner, assistant
~: w. Wsy%s syI1 I,s; wss appointed reporter,
appointed. viz: On public worahip-D. Smith.
candidates for orders: L; Hammond, n.
Brown, y. F.. sluby, A. W; wayman On
W. wsyman. On missions-H. N. Turner, VIM
Il. Hopkins, H. ]. Rhodes. Memoirs--J. ].
Herbert, 8 P. Byard, VIM. H. Waters. Educa.
tion-,k. I. sluby, r. P. Gibbs. J. n. Brown,
". lynch. 10 publish the annual minutes. !,
Brown, ". Il. williams, r. F. wsyman. Post.
on,cs-Gilbert Waters. Book Concerns. L.
Hammond. J. R. Henry, Alex. Johnson: Tenn.
peranoe-D. Rsdout, r. F. wayman, J. Mills.
Il. Brown, A. W. wsymsn, J. j. Herbert.
The conference nxed the hour for meeting ut
O'Clock, A. M, and adjournment At l O'Clock.
A. W. wayman presented q preamble and
resolutions respecting the calling Of an extra
some Episcopal arrangement.
J. n. Brown moved TO lay the resolution on
the table.
D. W. Moore moved to amend BY postponing
The subject and making ~ special order for
Friday morning vt II O'Clock.
The rsmsindsI Of the session WAS occupied
In financial business.
SECOND DAY-FRIDAy, lsrH.-Assembied at
O'Clock, Bishop Payne In the chair.
Religious services were conducted by Rev.
9. i. Hammond and the proceedings Of the pre-.
vious session were read and approved.
Rev. Mr.. Shear, OF the Presbyterian Church.
and Rev. Mr.. Lambeth, Of the N. E. Church,
were introduced to the Conference by Bishop
Payne.
The members completed their financial re.
ports.
Rich,dA. Hall and Jacob Nicholson, formerly
nf the N. Z. Church, were introduced to the
Conference. They VIII be presented for mem
The hour Of IL havlog arrived, the order Of
the day WAS taken w., viz: the preamble and
resolutions offered b. A. W. Wayman respect
ing the calling OF an extra session Of the Gene.
raj Conference. They were read by the Sec.
A. w. Wayman rose and addressed the Con.
ference for an hour in support of the resolu.
tions.
John N. Brown spoke in opposition to them
I'LL the hour Of adjournment.
The Conference reasssmbled At 4 o'clock to
hear the annual sermon, Tho servcea were
opened by singing and prayer. Rev. John J.
Herbert announced ~ hts text l26th Psalm, 9Th
verse-"He that goeth forth and weepeth bear.
with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him."
His theme was tho labOrs OF the Christian min.
lister and his reward. After the close of the
sermon the Sacrament WAS administered TO all
tho members of the Conference.
The appointments Tor preaching on Sabbath
we're then made.
SUNDAY, 2Otb.-The several clergymen In
attendance on the Conference preached in the
various African Churches, by appointment, rs
follows:
Israel Churchill O'Clock, r. W. Cain: 8
o'clock, VIM. II. williams; n O'Clock, John N.
Brown. 4...r- :. ..f... '#.5.,...
4 Es,raet-ll o'clock, WIN. Hopkins; O'Clock,
W: H. Russell; n O'Clock, Richard A. Hall.
Unirn Bsthsl-ll O'Clock, John o. Brown; 8
o'clock, H. n. Turner; n O'Clock, n. y. Sluby.
Ebenezer, Gsorgetown-ll O'Clock, J. r.
Henry; 8 O'Clock, A. W. wsymsn; u O'Clock,
II. +. Wayman.
Mount Zion, Georgetown-ll O'Clock, Daniel
Ridout; n O'Clock, H. j. Rhoads.
Aliens Chapel-ll O'Clock, James Owens; 3
O'Clock, Alex. johnson; u O'Clock, Jacob
Nicholson.
.Asbury Chapel II o'clock, =. l.. Hammond;
u O'Clock, A. W. Waymsn.
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Churchill
O'Clock. II. N. Turner; O'clock, II H. eain.