LATEST FROM s. CAROLINE.
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LATEST FROM s. CAROLINA.

 Alter all the clustering of the 'ssoye- reign state;7 after all the nladeap pratiks oi her politicians, the Legisisi. tare Of Senth Carolina have bael..l out from carrying into cxecation her '.sol- iem60rdinance." We cannot but laugh atsael, an issue Of all her protestatioas and at the ridiculous light which Coy. iiayae aud the balance oi the Nulies must feel that they appear to De tia be fore the public.

 The principal ct passed by the late Legislature, instead of carrying iiao s'fuli elect the commands of the Or, i nance, is so impotent as 10 leave ne ground 10 expect that the collection o the inPoet datics will be resisted. Il merely authorizes those importers ot foreign merchandise who map choose te esade the payment of their bonds, te iHelieyy their goods when seized by tic Collector for breach Of the Revenue laws. !tim2oscs no penalty on the ,nc.- chant for paying these duties: nor on the Revenue officer for receiving the money- both Of which thugs should have been done to give effect to tbe Or. dinance- The merchant mas na. tl.esY. or not, just as he pleascs. Now. as no person is so careful of his credit as the merchant, especially if he be honest. ii IS most unlikely thing that he will, Ky resisting tle payment of the duties, en. dangerlslscommcrcialrepu eputationabroad and cucumber himself with d tedious and uncertain merely 10 grafi- Y the political bankrupts of bis State. A solitary case may occur, but as there will in all probability be no organized resistance, ii will he sufficient 10 let the laws take their course, trusting to the good sense of the peopieto see them ex- ceoted. No interposition of force will at any time be necessary for this pnr- pose. under the present aspect of af- fairs.

 The Union Party are bringing out candidates for Congress in all he dis. irets. in opposition to the Nulliiiers.- Meetings are holding lhreae!,ens .hc State, at which resolutions. of the most lrm and Patfioticconplexion are adopt Cd. he unlon papers think, that not q merchant of Charleston will refuse 'o pay the duties, cheeriully and promptly.

 4 letter from inc corrcsnondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer. dated at Charleston. December 2o-the latest datc- mentions a rumor sthat Governor liayne intends calling an ex-