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JUDGE KEET.-ThIs distinguished ju-is, i, ,bout 10 rest from his judicial abors. He stated Sa,urdav in the Circuit Court that his resignation had besnn accepted by Governor Wright. He will continue to periurm the duties ot Circuit Judge un; next Mon. day, when he will take his leave of the Bench, and we presume of the legal profession. We learn that the members of ihe Rew-York Bar intend to present 10 nm serv'ce of plate mark of lheIr respect, ana that his portrait viii he placed in the Law Li- orafy On such man such tokens of regard and auln,ral'9n are worthiy conierred;. they in- heen add to the luere of public and private char ac'er upon which calunny has never fasteneda ble n-

 sn' ou they serve to show that the profession know now to appreciate judicial ability, dignity and hon. ss'y' and 10 pay ,he homage of respect where il is ls,iy que. The vacancy left by Judge Kent will be "heu' ou' 'S no cisparagement to his successor, whoever he may be, to say that he will labor under

 disadvantage m following such a man. The judge and his family intend visiting Europe in the Spring