CoIuMRvA Jan,iarv 2.
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 SOUTH CAROLINA ACoNFEREEcE.-Ths body convened in this place the 25tb ultimo, and will adjourn to-day. Bishop SouIe took the Chair, and next day Bishop Andrew, at the request of Bishop SsuIe. Among various other proceedings which we have time notice to-day, ihe action of the Sou thern Delegates to the General Conference. on the of Bishop Andrew, and the division of the Church, was unan nimousy approved; division was considered nevtabls, 50 that it wac unanimously re- solved not to concur in the proposal Of Holston annu ai Conference, to meet in Louisville in May next to devise some plan of compromise between the Lonie- rences Of the slavehoIding and non-slayeholding States This was ouinently wise and judiclous, and still further commends the Church the confidence of people, since it is plain compromise whatever can be made by the South between Slavery and Abo- liton-none but what must inevitably look to the overthrow of the former. and the imminent danger of the sosh. May the blessing of God ever tho and their counsels, who are thus un- waveringy true alike to him and their country y!-and we feel assured it ill do so. The following gentlemen were appointed Dele gates to the General Conference of tho Southern Church, to meet in Louisville, Kenlucky the lst May next: Rev. Messrs. Dr. Capers. William M [. Whightman, Chas. Betis, \. A c. Walker, Ssm'l. Dunwody, Bond English, WhIeiord Smith, Sa,n'I. W. Capers and Robt. J. Boyd.