The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-06

listers WHO are e4Pecrec 20 ARENA cne next
session. The contributions to the treasury
the past year amounted to sz,ls9.76. Ali
the obligations of the Board have been paid,
and its prospects for the future are very
bright.
DIR. Poindexter expressed surprise and
qualification that the Board had sustained
more young ministers during the last year
than it did before the war. He said that,
from what he could learn, there would be
fifty (50) theological students at the Rich
mond College next year.
Dr.. Jones, the president Of the college,
said there was fact more encouraging than
their numbers. He stated that the thirty
one (3D young candidates for the Univer-
sity were as fine set of young men, moral
" and mentally, as he had ever seen most
of them had learned the lesson of self-de-
NAL in the armies of the South, which they
were now practising in the college, and
would carry with them into the ministerial
work.
DR.. Sampson, of Columbia College spoke
warmly in favor of Richmond College andthe
duty of educating Christian youngmenfor the
ministry. DR.. Gillitte, of Washington city,
referred to the large number of ministerial
students at the South, and the small num-
Der OF the North, and said that this may
lead to sending southern ministers to the
North, which will be well. There has been
interchange of ministers North and South,
and it has worked to the mutual advantage
of both sections. He hoped it would con-
tinue to be 30.
COMMITTEE ON NEW BOARDS.
The Committee on New Boards reported
here the current lists, as follows:
State Mission Board.-James B. Taylor,
president G. G.. Chaplin, first vice-presi-
dent; J. B. Jeter, second vice-president !;
Il. K. Ellyson, corresponding secretary !;
P. H. Starke, recording secretary; }. b.
Wood, treasurer Thomas j. Starke, audi
tor.
Other Managers.-William Sands, A. P.
Fox, T. W. sydnor, NJ. L. James, Il. W.
Wyer, Thomas W. Green, Miles Turpin, A..
Broaddus, Jr., H. W. Dodge, A. NJ. Bailey,
A. E. Dickinson, Charles L...Cocke, Joseph
H. Fox, John NJ. Murray, William Forbes,
DR.. Charles Quarles, NJ. W. Reed, J. F.
Keesee, N. B. Hill, A. Bagby, L. r. Spill
man, Peter W. Grubbs, John s. Bethel, G..
7. Watkins, L. J. Haley, William E. Tan
ner, Thomas J. Evans, DR.. W. W. Dickle,
W. C. Thomas, and Thomas H. Elicit.
Sunday School and Bible Board.--W.
H. Gwathmey, president; R. H. Bagby,
first vice president; A. P. Abel, second
vice president ]. B. Watkins, correspon-
ding secretary G.. B. Steel, recording secre-
tary; John C. Williams, treasurer ) James
B. Winston, auditor.
Other Managers.-R. Il. Bosher, William
G. cambridge, W. H. Williams, H. c. Bur
nett, E. G. Minor, A. L. Sheppard, W.B.
Robins, l. j. Mercer, A. B. Clarke, Charles
H. Winston.
Education Board.-J. L. Burrows, presi-
dent John G. Long, first vice-president
W. S. Bland, second vice-president; H. II
Harris, corresponding secretary; J. NJ.
Pitcher, recording secretary; c. 7. Wor-
than, treasurer Jos. F. Cottrell, auditor.
Other ManagerS.-Coleman Workman, E.
Harrison, Robert Ryland, J. A. Chambliss,
DR.. R. 7. Coleman, Josiah Ryland, 7. G
Jones, Thomas B. Anderson, A. H. Sands,
A. R. Courtney.
F0reign Mission Board.-W. F. Broad
dus, president; G.. B. Taylor, first vice
president; William P. Parish, second vice
sident; A. P. Abel, corresponding secre-
tary; James Alexander, recording secre,
tary John T. Randolph, treasurer; G. S
Pratt, auditor.
Other Managers.-F. M. Wills, W. S
Briggs, James Fife, &c. Long, j. E. Mas
sey, j. Hart, E. W. Halbach, S. Z. Hull
w. A. Whitescarver, G. W. Mcleod.
Domestic Mission Board.-D. G. Potts
president; Thomas W. Sydnor, first vice
president H. W. Dodge, second vice-presi
dent; J. E. Hutson, corresponding secre
tary J. H. Lahmeyer, recording secretary
I. G. Schoolfeld, treasurer; Z. Roper, au
ditor.
Other Managers.-R. G. Greene, Davi
Steel, Bernard Todd, B. NJ. Robertson, 5
R. Chambliss, Joseph Bailey, J. P. Avery
T. W. Clements, B. ]. Butterworth, DR.. j
N. Scheduled.
Committee on Education of Children Q
Deceased and Disabled Soldiers.-Willial
F. Broaddus, A. P. Abel, John Hart, JAIME
Alexander, James Lobban, F. NJ. Wills, A
H. Cleveland.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE TO EDUcAT
CHILDREN OF DECEASED AND DISABLE
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
DR.. William F. Broaddus read the repol
of the committee to educate the childre
of deceased and disabled Confederate sol
diers, in which it was stated that five hun
dred (5OO) had received instruction durin
the past year.
The ministers in attendance on the Assc
citation have been rendered the use of q
the pulpits in Alexandria for the Sabbath
Appointments will be made to FILL them t
morrow; also, for many Of the churches
Washington and Georgetown. Some OF tn
ministers will go to Baltimore and preac
in that city.
MASS MEETING IN BEHALF OF RICHM9S
| COLLEGE.
A mass meeting was Geld tonight IN D.
,c q p:oh,ond Co1lnoe Dir POiudeXte