The conference re-acsembled in the Wesley Church schoolroom yesterday morning at 1') ' o’cl ck, the president in the cha ; r. After devotional exercises, led by Messrs Beck and Lilt, the secretary, called ov r the roll, and ' read the record of the previous day’s pro ceedings, which was confirmed, Notices of motion were handed in by Mr Bull, pro posing that the president of the conference should be relieved from circuit wo k during his year of office, in order that he might travel through the circuits of the con nexion ; and by Mr Fairolough on the subject of circuit debts. Arrangements were made as to speakers, fto., for the conference eoiree to be held fo-morrow (Thursday). A telegram was read from the Rev. B. 0. Perry, socrelaty of the district meeting of the United Methodist Free OtmroKe-*, conveying its fraternal gieeting to the conference, which was suitably acknowledged. The three can did itea for ordination, Messrs Brooke, Bakes, and Griffin, were thou brought before the conference for final examination, which, at 'the call of the president, was conducted by the Rev. W. 0. Oliver, lecturer on systsmatid' theology in Wesley College. The examination dealt with topics of current interest da theology, and was of a ’ searching character. By a unanimous vote they were received into full connexion, to be ordained on Wednesday (this) evening. ' Satis factory. reports of the examination of the English students in Wts’ey College were pre sented from the Secretary of the Board of Examiners, the Principal of the College (the Rev. W. J. Watkin) and the Rev. Br. Kidd, Classical and Mathematical Tutor. > It was resolved that each of the students remain. another year in , the College, and that for the future the students’ three years’ terms be not curtailed unless in cas* of extreme necessity. The, thanks of the con ference were presented, to Br. Kidd and the Rev, Mr J. Watkin, the latter being re appointed as Principal/ The Board of Ex aminers for 1884 was elected. A report upon the spiritual needs of the Chinese in the colony, by the Rev. E. Best, was read and received. A vote' of thanks was accorded. to Mr Best, and he was requested to collect farther infor mation on this subject, and report to the next conference. 