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ai South Carolina in its treatment OF tho Agent
8, Mt to New-Orleans by the State of Massachu
setts for the legal and peaceablc protection of CO.
cred seamen. But we are sadly disappointed, as
viii be seen by the following sketch Of proceed
Jugs in the Legislature of that State, which we
fad in the New Orleans Pcayuue Of the 5!h
instant:


The Senate yesterday received the Messsge o.
the Governor touching the Agency Of MIR. Hubbard
from Massachusetts, and accompanying cocrmens'


md referred them to the Joint Judiciary Committee
of boih Houses. The Message of IKE Governor ii
raay be remarked, is couched in justly indignant
terms at mis- daring assumption oil interference on
The part oil one STATE


In the House of Representatives. message from
~. Governor similar 10 that which he had sent to
he Sen ate, relative the mlssi-n OF Mr. Huboalo,
ION Massachusetts was received. As soon as Tie
Clerk had finished reading II, iir Nadswor'h rose
and said that, anticipating such communication as
t;,ot lust read, he mad prepared resolution and
preface TO it, which he had intend-d 10 otter 10 me
House; bur, inasiuuch AZ the person who was tie
immediate subject Of j, had voluntarily wi;hdrawn-i
from the city, he thought it would De lowering the
dignity Of the Legislature we're II 10 descend 10 make
s5ecial mention Of him. Instead, therefore, OF the
resolution whcn ne designed 10 otrr, he would suo-
init the following preabie and sct:


Wbereas The Legislature of 0uana having pnssed and
enforced an act o'bddns free persons oi color rom gon
:,,cne To- nppont m Agent reside NeO leans 10: the
purpose collecting and transntiin: accurate 'i1'oh
iespectns nume, md Of the citizens Of Mas,qch
free people color meant and lnended> who have here
iof,te been or who nny be- during me iei o ue
crime aEd oF the further purpose OF testing The Legality o


Nowihs,adpr the desire manifested ~ ,hls Stcte and
cicr members o the Conedeiacy he cannot permit ts
assault upoa her right, and Interests TO pa w1on, come
and essnnce. TIE statute which has gwen offence 10 ia>-
cuse:ts was enacted for security and peace, All eSpe


I'm. TINT association with The igapf1n coioed
persons from the State that do not ocrae slavery followed
D dcontent among our black population, ana u inc ech
ot numbers OF slaves TO the ~ wece t
they are rarely reclaimed hev become pnr'cuhiy III Ms
,rrhnsett specul objects of rnmnseruon and potecon


er. e a% ,G 5 5,ssy e snc o many yea ha.
been nceany warng uggn't the slavery 3i ne southern


States He. delegates the Congress ot the Confcderucy
sne efforts the public mind against the institution
and her stat iegsniufe has even peoned S2nefe 70 pro
which tie representation Of slave property ccu'c ard


formed, aad which. II abolished would immediately be lo


lowed by u separn,on Of the Stnte>.


NJ, cepen with ms course Of conduct IN CnnfIfs rs anc IN
her legislature which, though she may have had The ibt 10
with the spirit OF the Confederation she ms gone much in


ertoicnton has embodesa her, and she has ven,ured 10
testing Legality of winch forced to make 10
proec, ourselves from the fanuicsm mainly enSendered by
citizens stimulated by her authorities such j. the
result Sh- has been pleased 10 add TO the INJURY she has done
ubent only the OF the crusade uGas, our
domestic institutions she is satisfied with the excitement
she has kndet within her own m the unkInd feelings me


engendered among her meghbo, and tine peudces she
aroused throughout Chrsendom against Us. but Da


finally determined tc pay Missionaries to ye nn"ng US M '"f
the purpose ni ngatng the institution oi sihserl aud ai the


k If with the olect. G stimulating our Slaves 10 nSut
TO prevent evils OF such mugnlude our ri duty AND
which cannot perform too promptly or WITH Too mlca
ngor 49, ,yf D.
personalities Of eE state 9t Lo'sHna @c:, lha m ny & pei
the oil Massachusetts or any other state io le pun
pose collecting aud transmitting accurate Information re-


pe:thg the ber the OF the citizens Of that OF


other State. who have been or may nereaitcT be
persons Of color test the validity o said Avs shnl
conviction thereof lie subjected fine Of mol les than
dollars and confinement at hard labor IN the PenIten
tiary for period OF not less ,han - years.


While reading The above, the Hon Member was
interrupted by the Speaker, who told him II waeout
of order proceed, notice OF the bill having been
iven and no dispensalion of the rules having been
obtained.


"Sir," said Alr. Wadsworth, with marked wurm'l
Of manner Sir. this is matter thai is rot, CON
teiye, TO he subjected 10 the technical orders oi de-
bate or The general rules Of The House Ii Is an un-
due assumption on the part ol a coniederated State
! and demands prompt repusIon Sir, il see a -lan
with Lighted match IN his hand. which he Is about
TO apply 10 powder magazine, my FIRST impulse is
10 knock him down, to prevent the catastrophe
which would follow the ignition, regardless as 10
whether not, in doing So acted IN accordance
with prescribed rule or loru."


On motion OF member, q dispensation of the
rules granted, the ac was read, sud, with The
Governors message and other DOCUMENTS, referred
TO the Joint Judiciary Committee.





A SEVERE REDUkE.- While the Tariff Reso-
lutions were under discussion in the House yes.
terday, an amendment was submitted by Mr..
Msrnhed, expressing confidence in the ability
and integrity OF our Senators, which was rOted
doDn! by decisive majority.


THIS wds certainly severe Tchuke upon Mr..
Buchanan. However much he may possess the
confidence Of his party on other questions, It
shows that en- the Tariff they do not trust him,
aud deem it essentially necessary to give Inm
explicit instructions. Harrisburg Intel.
FiRE.-Last evening about 10 o'clock, fire broke
out in The fine brick store number 233! Waersueet,
| occupied By X. Cunningham, successor 10 w.
Cunningham, wholesale stove dealer. The inside
of the -ora, together with most CT Mr.. RS large
stock, almost entirely destroyed. We learn
chat he insured to the fall amount Of his loss.
The Two adjoining stores, Nos 235 occupied by q.
Quimby, and 233 occupied by S. Utter, both stove
dealers were considerably damaged by water. We
! hear MIR. Quimby was not insured


| Another alarm was given NJ ii o'clock, which
proved false.


70" SteSoRA Pico takes her Benefit this even
| ing. She mas won her way to popular esteem by
the force of Extraordinary taenis and hope hose
who have been 80 often delighted by her music will
see ,at the public testimonial in her favor is corr
measuraie with her acknowledged merits. Ii is
vel known that while sho has iaparled SO great
share o; the pleasure enjoyed by those who have
attended the Opera during the preseat season. she
| mas received but very meagre compensation On
this account We presume muliludes will swell The
receipts of the evening By the purchase of tickets


without exactin; the qnid pro quo OF seat. So
NOSE it be. Tickets may be had al the AsJor
House, at the CRY Hotel, II, Roward's and AT the
Western Hotel.


UJ A GRAND CoNcgRT, complimentary (and
| we hope something more than complimentary to
| GEoRog P. MoKRis, once of the old and now Of
the New Mirror, will be given at the Tabernacle
on Monday evening. The strong array oi Vocal
and Instrumental talent ought of itself TO fill the
house, but i, ought 10 ne tl>d for another reason
Gen Morris has labortd most assiduously 10
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