BRowH's HOTEL.
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"PREsBYTERY OF BALTEMoRE.-This emf
nent body of Divines convened in this city on
Tuesday last. and continued in session until
Friday afternoon. The opening sermon was
preached by the Rev. Mr.. Miller, Of Frederick,
and was listened to with great satisfaction by
a very respectable congregation; after which q
permanent organization was had by the elec-
tion of the Rev. Mr.. Dunlap, Of Baltimore, as
Moderator, and the Rev. Mr.. Belville as Clerk.


"During the sessions of the Presbytery a
call was presented from the Church at Bla-
densburg to the Rev. Mr.. Baird to become
their Pastor, which was accepted, and the Rev.
Messrs. Banatyne, Tuston, and M. H. Smith,
appointed committee to conduct the installa-
tion services. A committee, consisting of the
Rev. Messrs. Harrison, Berry, and Elder
Manchester, was appointed to organize the
Central Presbyterian Church of this city, un-
der the pastoral care of the Rev. Septmus
Tuston, which will take place on Monday
next, in the Second Presbyterian Church.


"The Rev. DR.. Musgrave and Elder Micha-
el Stuart of Baltimore, were appointed Com
missioners to the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church. A large amount of busi-
ness was transacted by the Presbytery, and all
with the greatest harmony. The subject of
church extension occupied an important place
in the deliberations, end hope is confidently
entertained that an edifce suited to the ncreas-
ing wants of the Presbyterian Church in the
Metropolis Of the nation will in due time be
reared.


"The body adjourned to meet in the Bridge
street Church, Georgetown, in June, at which
time the ordination of the Rev. Mr.. French
will take place.-.Nat. Intel.