From the Louisville Journal.
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MI tHODlSI EfIStJOtA'' tONt HUN.

 THIRD DAy, Saturday, May 3, Ia45.-The . venlion met pursuant lo adjournment Bishop ndrew in ihe chair, and opened with divine service by the Rev J. Early.

 Reports, memorials, etc, were called for. and MT. Wighiman presented appeal fl om the Rev. Vim Burke of Cincinnati, to all the annual conferences; ; which was referred to the committee organza- tion.

 Mr. Crouch presented sundry memorials from the Lexington, Hardinsburg. and Augusta districts, Kentucky conference, which referred to lhe same committee.

 Mir. Truslow presented similar paper from Bates- vile, Arkansas. Mir. Green, of Missouri, MT. Ka- sanaugh, of Kentucky, and Mr. Stevenson, of Ken lucky, presented documents of the same kind which were all referred to the committee organi- zatoa.

 MT. Green, of Tennessee, sad he would like to see Bishop Soules address in full he desired that every word of should go to the pnblic. He there fore moved that Bishop SonIe be requested 10 fur nish his address in full for publication, which was adapted by rising vote. unanimously.

 The president announced the committee on mis- sions.

 The session chiefly occupied by a discussion as to the manner in which the committee appointed by the Convention should report the proceedings.