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THE METHODIST CHURcH.-Withoute entering at all, into the disputes which agitate Religious de- nominations, invite attention to two articles, on our fourth page, in relation to the dissenons in the Methodist Church, the subject of slavery twill there be seen that the restless fanacsm of the abo-

 tionists, not satisfied with disturbing the social and political relations of our country has at length n- yaded our churches. l separation of the Methodist denomination, into Northern and Southern churches, seems inevitable. This is grave question-one which it becomes the South to look well to- The Arkansas representation in the General Conference seem to have done their duty to their country. We learn however, that some of the minister's yet with in our borders, have sided with the abolitonists- We trust this is nat tso,-If 1t be, we would merely suggest, for the present. that more Northern lati- tude would be more suitable to the health of such ministers. As a church matter, we have nothing to do with this question; bat as one affecting the inte- rest of the South, very materially, may have to call 1t up again; and then we shall deal plainly with it-not emitting either facts or names.