From me N O. ColnmercIgl Times
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 SUPREME opRT-ExrRAoHoISARY ScESk - This court opened yesterday moIn ming, al abouh quarter before ten, little prsVnt 10 the usual hr nf meeting. Judges Malun, Bnlla,d. Morph, al Simon present. Al 10 o'clock. precisely, Juk Garland entered the count, and proceeded to his sd on the bench, when Judge Martin, die senior Judd Whu IS rather dim of yisioO. being spp' zed Of lD presence, rose, and in loud lone o voice. exclaik cd-"Tbe Cont IS adlourned!' The kiur 1udga Martin, BuEnd, Morphy and simon, forthwith | the count m 4 body. Alter lhe excitement produced hS Ihis scene hl subsded, Judge Garland in his place and al dressed the maunbeTs of the Bur present, who ile the whole room, 10 the following effect:

 'sGENTLEMES:-On my arrival from my pInna ton on Saturday morning heurd for the first Im that accusation Uf il most serious and crimiua character had been circulated against me. imng datey endeayored ii ;o ia source and fix it origin upon some responsible person. So far m eXeiIi0ns have been without any cess. howevtr as lle aecusaiion Is connected with business Taus acliUn, have thought II due to my fIIends-due ( my high public positiOn--to place tile subject m bS 1 hands of Judge morgan aud $. 5. PrentIss, Ese. | members of this bar. The whole testimony on tt subject is with Them, and l most earnestly reque 1 gentlemen to call and examine foI themselves d. ny in ihe most emphatic manner the charge. and th umur of the charge, which have been so industrious l circulated against me, during my absence. In t course Ui last summer, intending to respond to t call oi some of my -iIends in the country 10 reprs sent he District in which live in lhe State Senal in he coming Leg isalure, had lublicly expresse my intention of reaigning my seal on ,h,s bench, the and oi the present montii. | had deIerminad L take further arl in the business oi the t--ex cept upou those which remained undscde from asl term Yet, have my enemies seeued da termined to sus my reputation, unheard, and duris my absence from the city. The matter liss bee placed in the hands of worthy and cunpatsnt gen llemen. of high standing al the bar. aud have m l fear of the result"

 The remarks of the Judge were delivered undel the influence of intense feeling, though his bearinl was dlgni6ed and appropriate to the oScasion A the conclusion of the Judges remarkz,he MRS warn y applauded by the large body of the profssson as 1 -a.-Li-- tt's painful occasion.