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be PROCLAMATION of the President oi tlle United Staies Is published in thc Charleston papers of fhe l7th instant.- The City Gazette Union party)xpeaks of if as follows:

 The Proclamation of inc President. which we publish to day, 10 the excln- sion of almost every thing else, will be read with intense interest ,hrouehout all the borders of our great Republic.- We have no room for any comments. and if we had, the document dces mol require them. l. is able to abide the sstest of human scrutiny, of talents. and of time,'' ss an ever-cnduring nom ment 10 the fame of him who has sworn @a'at Me Unaon shoH 6e pyeserped.o

 And the Mercury (thc organ of the Notification parts) greets it in the fol. lowing terms:

 ".4ndreau Jockson's Proclumation.- The DECLARATION or WAR, made by Andrew Jackson against the Staie of South Carolina occupies to-day the larger portion of our columns. + will be read with feelings which so extraor- dlnary document is calculated 70 ey. cite. liis unhappy old man has been suffered ny his advisers to arroeate the power 10 coerce State Of the Confcde. racy. He has issued the cdict ofa die tator, an edict which lime will prove whether he dares or can enforce. He has attempted in this Proclamation to lntImdate the uhigs of South Carolina by threats, and to encourage and fo. ment instruction and violence on the part ot the internal enemies the State. The document was receivcdhere yester- day, and greeted with the indignation and contempt which 1t merits. In eve freeman worthy of the name.. it has ex- cited no other feelings but those of defi- ance and scorn. Recreants will hail it as brave blow in the cause of treason: and It's receipt would perhaps have en. couraged the Federal conciave at Co lumbia, to more guiltypitch of insane insolence, had it arrived before their ad- jjearnmenl. Our Legislature is in ses- sion, and will meet it with the spirit and energy which becomes thcm.''

 CoLuMBIA, {S. O. Dec. 90.

 The House met, and much business of