sScuth-GaroIina Affairs.
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Il is stated IT t.,es idtc Iaarie-ton l!st pers, that the U. :. Troops whicliiiad Dccn stationed in thearsenai on Charles ton Neck, were removed with all the armament 10 Fort Moulirc. I'hc ar rangcmrnt was adopted to prevent any violent collisions between the Troops and the citizens.

 At q meeting of the Nullifiers in O. lumbia on the evening of the 18th ,ult., which adjourned to meet again on the 22d, indications arc said to have beer exhibited of d determnation to talk measures foIepreventing by force the fu tare meetings of the Union party.

 The two Houses adjourned finally o. the 2lst. Two days before their ad- journment, they passed bill suspend ing the election of Members of Congress from South Carolina. On the 20th, tho Committee of Conference, appointed by the two Houses 10 arrange the difference between them. relative to the test oath. reported an almost new bill, retaining however some of the provisions of the old one. The great difficulty was 10 specify the time when the oath should be taken, and il was at last agreed that iih'i who are now in office and continue so. must take the oath, when called on to enforce the ordinance, and not be- fore, and that those elected during the present session or hereafter 10 be elect ed, shall be required io take Ii before they enter upon the duties of their off ces. An effort was made to put newly elected officers, and those hereafter to he chosen, on the same footing as in- cumhents, with regard 10 the test oath, which failed after an animated discus sion. The bill was finally adopted.

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