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CAPITOL OF THE SrATE.--The N. Orleans Commercial Times of the 10th instant says

 The act of the Legislature, mixing Baton Rouge the Seat of government of Louisiana, was signed by the Governor yesterday; and while we feel jealous of ourup-river citizens, and would have New Orleans the capitol oi the State, still we glory in the grand morale of this action on the part of those who are to re-creaie our laws, under the influence oi which, we everhope to see that law-abiding, and not law-evading principle which has been unfortunately of late years too frequently sqGinted at, if not carried out.

 The Constitution has been vindicated by the action of the General Assembly and the Executive. Now it is proper 10 oPPoee the ac. Of remouaz, by alte ing the Constitution, and if that can be accomplished the Capitol may remain here; if not, it is irrevocably lost to our city.