From He Salem .Adveriiser, Oct. ,.
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Judge Woodbury took his seat on the bench yesterday. Impressive and interesting proceedings ill reference to the decease of Judge Story followed the opening of the court-comprsing an address by the district attorney on presenting the resolutions of the bar; very ably drawn and impressive re- sponse by Judge Ware, long the associate ot the deceased; and an appropriate recogni- tlon of the proceedings by Judge Woodbury. A further account of these proceedings will appear.

 The charge to the grand jury, by the new judge, was listened to with much interest by the large crowd assembled. It was generally regarded as clear, conservative, sound, and firm.

 Two members of the Society of Friends, who had been returned to serve on the grand jury, were not empaneled, they declining to take the oath The court remarked, that the existing law makes no provision for qualify ing grand jurors, except upon oath

 There are seventy continued actions on the docket.