The New York herald., 1867-04-06


.hs oshsr dsssrc. 81 so Ss go ssssSsssd Or the
hs Sss hsa Ssss sd q, churches
~ gns and outstanding debts making
Ais' ;s Ss's :. S::
expended The only drawbsck to this cheering stais of
anars was that with all the taken there till re-
NAMED apon some Of thsss ohurchss load Of dsbs,
Tnic1 prssssd exceedingly heavy upon men vho had
and psshaps sven beyond their means And n Il we're
urged that u was unwse 10 have incurred obliga-
the spiritual needs Of the district had been very great
rms population In tho manufacturing towns In his
sbsoy sad Ss
modation should be Afforded In order that the interests
o. Christ snd ne Church should not suffer These men
boldly met the dfhculty The general finances OF the
Church had been wen sustained though, in cases
S. 600 above that OF any preceding year and was an
Of ths pseachea Ssl there were Instances in which
the salary given was g small e greatly 70 em6srass 4
.Ao Consisting
centenary purposes, 32o,300 for tho maintenance Of
pastors and for general benevolsnt purposes $3.50
The total number Of conversions reported was
SIX hundred and at points there had been revi
walls Of great interest," One Of the most striking fea
the increasing spirit Of unity and brotherly aTection
manfested among ministers and people The disaaec-
away and universal pace now prevailed Al the con
ciusion OF Mr. Meades address the characters or the
various clsrgymsn included in his district severaly
examined. In the Of Mr. R. l. Natthison, Of
Georgetown, Conn, against whom some charges
had been made It was decided, after considerable dis
Church. q R .4r nst Ns aMe
suPmAsSuArID PREACHERS.
The question "Who are the superannuated preachenW
next taken up Rev. Labau CLARK, thanking the
conference for continuing him the list, said that It
elder ana oommssionsd to minister to the people He
believed q the present time he was the oldest preacher in
1901 wo yo.s Deore bis and had oea in
the cause Of the Master ever since He was as firmly
convinced now, at the end q his courss, Of the
as they had been received from the beginning,
ss he had ever been He had seen the
wonderful and amazing manner The circum.
stances surrounding them now were greatly altered the
doctrine were much stronger He hoped however, that
they would teaously guard that purity Of heart that
had d %
ne Church they leaned upon the world or anything
o. ne votd for FOR Sss support they would Ard i
Of the Gospel a. transmitted TO them by their fathers
they would succeed in their work He believed that
whole world, and the world was not too small for
their labors He had one thing more which hs wished
in favor Of change He desired to cali their at,sptOn to
the old rue which their fathers had handed down to
efforts 70 psrpetually amend would undermine and
destroy the Church Il they departed from the sim.
pprs would q ns . nssr
reyivala and he reioicsd IN thsr prosperity.
The various other names on the lss q superannuated
during The past year. Rsv g. GiIbers and the Rev. T.
The Conference then adjourned untl to-day At nine
SCnHW6I-
.-.~sg y ~, T.s.sl Days sesslss. $50
The New York E >. Annual Confsrence Of The Aetho
dist Episcopal Charaa held rs third session ysstsrday
IN ST. Johns church. New Haven, Connecscuk The
proceedings opened By the usual pslgtous sxsr-
cses the Rev. Dr. Roache, of Brooklyn, oniclaung.
Tho minutes OF the last meeting were read and ap-
proved. s.7esI r.6t 81 n ls4 sgrf ~ slsr
THE WESLEYAN UNIvRsrY t
The annual report Of the Wesleyan University wss
recsyed read and referred 70 the Committee Educa
tion The number Of students at present in the Unver
sty 10 one hundred and thirty three Of whom forty are
licensed preachsn $4,000 had been subscribed for
the erection Of chapel in memory Of the soldiers who
had fallen in the late war. and who had formerly been
membefs Of this institution. The University 10 now
possessed Of property the estimated value Of eaI
Is receipts during the past year amounted 70 $1S,377
and It's total expenditures elS,47s. ~ t-~
The following deacons wore elected TO elders orders
Reva William H. Stebbins, William H. simonson, Free
man Tower James Saunders, Edward wsnsnes.
!. communioaslon from the Church Extension Society
wss thsir r's for the &c current year
Ths annual report q The western Book Concern was
s.ss az -;
last year. The net profits amounted TO 1919 The
time are S6ls, ,76l; Its liabilities. el2.6l4. a.T
Rev w. G HorT said that on the a, day M prccsdng % he
Il s
there expressing the wish Of that Conference that
reunion should be arranged with the New York East
Conference and appointing committee TO take measures
for eecting that snd He Mr Hoy at the time stated
70 the Conference that although he not able Of
YORK ast Conference would gladly acquesce in such an
arrangement He desired now, therefore, TO submit the
following resolutions Ye sa
Ss WY s s NJ. "
York dag during the sessons OF the In
n Resolved That we sppons committee Of three %
y New YORK Confsrence in making The necessary
~ HoYr added he hoped the Conference would adopt
been members or the old New York Conference he
sSs younger nsnbsn o. the Conference would no. vote
Bishop G.nx said few words in favor Of the resou-
tions ana they were immcdlaely unanimously adopted
The Reva Curry Hoyt and Woodruff were selected 70
acs on behalf o. the New York H.st conierence
Tho Rev. JOHN r. SPxxCs was then admitted 70 tho
noor IN order % make n appsal on behalf Of new
Msshodis college st Athena Tsunsse He read letters
ss Ss and
each mads constitutions On motion collection was
The osss;ion, "who are admitted into full eoussc-
ton va thsn taken up and engaged tho consdera-
lion Of the Cousuce for the remainder OF the session
The Confsrsnce sheu edtourned. ee7H HA
paoovc1s OF TINE sullnM MINES Of TIVE UNITED STATES.
The following table, taken from the ofcial returns In
the Treasury Department, shows the collections on bul
lion and the amount Of bullion assayed in each state and
Territory Of the United States during the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1905 G..,, !, aa
uses.s md t#a Collections Bullion
5svrifoySes ~ ftMg On Bulhcw. AanyVd.
Caiiforria e2el,l21 5000 ,250
CoIorndo TIT ................. 1,21o 2l0.600
Idaho ................ 32l0 635,1o6
NeeouYf Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Nsvsda. sda....................... s1,e3s Ib,272 $40
Nav Jeryey 81 l36eS
Nsv York ................ l37l 1906 500
DRAGON Observation-Disclosures. 26,711 A7s522
Pcnnsyiyania. 2426s l,04l218
Rhode Island. d...,............ 10 22l1
IItah ................... :. 3ol GOATS