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] Al special meeting of Council. of the City of Charleston, on Tuesday ai. Iternoon, convened by the mtendant, the Following Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted:

 Whereas, BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH, Esq. Commissioner from the State ot Virginia to the eonstitationed authorities of this State, las recently arrived in tbis city, upon the important tobJectof his mission, and deep sense of the intelligence and dignity of the enlightened and patriotic State he re- lprescnts, as well as his of own distin. galstled merits, requires that bccon. I Fig tribute of respect should be paid hlm by this community.

 Be it, therefore,

 l Rcso{red, That the City Council Of Charleston, on behalf of the citizens thereof Grespectfully ywelcomc Mr. LEIGH so this elty,and tender him their gratu- lations on his arrival and residence .5s.s9ti955stt gss.

 Beso7ved, That Mir. LEIcn be, and he is hereby requested, to consider him self as the GUEST OF THE CITY during his residence here.

 Resohei, That Mir. LEIGm be, and he is hereby invited 10 dine with tue Ci- y Council, at St. Andrews Hall, on Friday the Sth inst. at o'clock.

 Other Resolutions were also adopted, requesting the intendant to commum- Ecate the foregoing to Mir. I.EIcn, and appointing q Committee to make ar arrangements for the Dinner, and to in- vile the Governor and Suite, the Lieu tenant Governor, the President of the State Convention, the Charleston Dele gation to the State Convention, the I ehaleston Delegation of the State ile- gislature, the Judges of the State, the l City Judge, the Attorney General, the State Treasurer, and the Clerk oi Council.

 l FROM THE SOUTHERN PATRIOT or FEB. z.

 Tire Council, 1t appears 10 us, in ex, cludlng the Federal Officers from their proposed banquetto Mir. LEIGH, bayeo of iered deliberate aiiiont to those func. 49uonaries. Wesay cpciudlng, forthe effect is the same aslt they had been formally i excluded. On no similar occasion has the discrimination been made between the Federal Officers and those of the State and City. The Council have de nominated their proposed entertain fment 10 Mir. Leigh "a tribute of res pect from the community

 Is the community at large respected

 or the feelings Of party consulted, whel

 a studied atlront is offered to thos, 7 Federal Officers who compose respec : table portion of the community? Agail l itis usual to extend the courtesy ol a ! invitation to Officers of the Army an Il Navy, which may happen to De on th 7 station. Is the exclusion, in this II

 stance, departing frominyariable usage $ another sacrifice to party consider; [ tlons? h fact the whole proceedin $ bears the stamp of party. As such = will be viewed by the community { e large and abroad. Let the thing | s called by its proper name, viz: "An il IS tended tribute of respect from the Nu S. li6cation Party to Mr. Leigh and nt

 ia tribute of respect Qo that gentleman h from inc community"

 in FROM THE CHARLESTON COURIER. C. One of the shippers per ship Hogmt y, arrived at this port on Tuesday evenlr

 