Aashv1it2e, Oct. IS.
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.Yashvzf}e, Oct. IS.

 1 .Meeting of the Pfoncers.-One of the

 notwithstanding occurrences ofthetimes,

 is thc meeting to be held on the 4th day Of November, near Cincinnati, of the venerable remnants of the last genera tion, who, in the vigor of youth and

 early manhood, penetrated, with ad- venturous enterprise, the wilds of the west, encountered all the hard.hips and perils of 3 first settlement amidst the savages and beasts Of the forest, and in compliance with a mutual pledge given at that period of toiI and sacrifice and

 danger, are nov bending their feeble steps to the appointed spot to witness

 the changed forms and features of each

 other, to indulge thrilling and perhaps

 harI owing recollections of the past, to

 contemplate the almost miraculous pro-

 gress of improvement, and to cast a prospective glance at the probable fu- ture destiny of this great and wonderful

 republic. It Is much to be regretted, that the prevalence, in the vicinity of the designated place of meeting, of a violent malignant disease, may cast a gloom over this Interesting meeting, and check the flow of hlarity as well

 as the display of hospitality on the oc- casion. We perceive that a public

 meeting has been held at ,Cincinnati to

 make arrangements for the appropriate

 reception of these pioneers of the west, who, fifty years ago, mutually agreed, | Iifpossible, 10 repair to the banks of the Ohio at the expiration of |; half centu- ". A respectable committee was ap- pointed for the purpose, and we have every confidence that the preparations will he worthy Of the populous and thri- ving metropolis of the Vest Bonner. Ger. 23.-The legislature of Tenncs- see adjourned yesterday, after session of seven weeks. Except the very un. pleasant occurrence; in the Senate, grow. ing out of the arrangement of the Con

 gressional districts, nothing happened

 to disturb the harmony of the Iegisla

 ton or to interrupt the friendly inter

 course of the members. The circum

 stance referred to was indeed a mos,

 unfortunate one, and left at the close of the session, many difficulties unre.

 conciled, and many painful and mutu. ally harsh feelings unremoved. With

 this single exception, the proceedings

 were conducted in the most satisfactory

 manner, and though all, of course,

 could not be gratified in the full attain.

 lnent of their favorite objects, we trus!

 the result will prove, on the whole.

 beneficial to the commgnity.-sb.