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tsr. the Chancellor, after taking some lime to deliberate on this important question, de- ci,led that the arrest and commitment were leaal, but dat tfe. prisoner could not be confined beYoId such reasonable perlod5as would enable the lxeeutlve ol the State W3ere the crime was committed, to demand .tti4a tti4a faaitigo ia the mode prescribed by the BCoastiHtion of the U. States.

 Ieaeaiaetl. etl. t is certalii, filat IT lssisslppl eaanot be made an asylum. forsa moment, lof criminals VI have fled from justice il q sister gtate. Let that decision De adopt

 ti y stii the States, and crimes 1i be less iiifequent, as the hope Of escape will be di- Iailished; especially as t is desirable that our neigIshor State, Louisiana, should adopt 3 similar principle.--Jo1a.

 Consumption. This distressing com- pIaint, which carries of so many 0, our val uaelo yoaHg men annually, t is stated, in a welI-attested case, h a late number of.the .Nem- -Eaglaad Farmer, has been cured by a very simple remedy, viz: Ute inhaling of the gaseous perfume o the Chloride of Lime.

 The person whose case is here referred flo, is 25 years old, had been much reduced by the disease, bis lungs being badly ulce- ratcd, and he daily became worse, so that lis physicians cave him up for lost. lis supposed that he eougbed Up two quarts of matter irou' -hi& dal.gs.j tlse 24 hoars.. .e

 Having seen an account of the expefi- ments in Pulmonary complaints, made by Dr. Cotteren, of Paris, with Chloride of Lime, tho friends of this young man had re- course to this simple remedy, from which the patient found immediate relief, and IS now daily regaining health and strength. l The Chloride is dissolved in soft water, and then little vinegar put to t, and appli- cd to the nose by a rag, or in any other eonyenient way.-.Nat. Ills

 Weunderstand, saysthe Lexington Izy.1 E0bserver and Reporter, that the Columbi- an Minister has managed to get certifi- cate from the Sherifs, who met to compare the polls, that he is dtlg elected to Con- oress, although Mir. Letcher has aclearma- Ijority of so votes over him. 1t seems that the Sheriff of Lincoln was present, butrefit- sed-dye, positively refused, to exhibit the pollock, which he had with him in his pos session. Lincoln gave fletcher 9 ma- jority ofupwards of 40 votes. By reject l ing that, MT. Moore takes his seot, or rather he takes certjfcate from the Sheriff of Anderson, the Sherifof Jessanline, and the Sheriff of Mercer, that he is entitled to his seat. The Sheriff of Garrard refused to sign the certificate. Such are the facts, as we have heard them, of this most extraor- diaary outrage upon the voice of that Dis tfict, as expressed at lhe polls. Really, the people had as well not go to the polls, If they are to be cheated out of their high constitutional rights, by the arrogant as- sumption of an authority on the part of C mere ministerial officer, to disregard their will as expressed upon the poll-book. We have heard not the slightest reason assign ed by way of excuse or justification, for this unprecedented procedure.