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ed, he would prefer to do so to-morrow. On his motion, the subject was laid on the table. During the day, in passing the characters of ministers, the name of Wm. P. Twyman was called. Bishop.--"Anything against Brother Twyman I" Mr. Ware, P. E.--"Nothing." Bishop.--"Let him ire". P. E.--"He has retired from labors to rewards — he is dead!" [Sensation] He was faithful and died triumphantly.--[Tears fell freely during the allusion to his last hours. Mr. Early paid a feeling tribute to his memory. Shortly afterwards, the Conference adj'd. On the re-assembling of the Conference Saturday, the case of the Washington Church was again brought up, by a proposition to sell the pictures--"The Methodist Pulpit of the South"--for its benefit. Mr. Wheelwright opposed the resolution, on general grounds. He stated his opinions with reluctance; but he was opposed, as he had always been, to the general policy which had been pursued on "the bord