Assn. sup'I. U. 5. TeIegraph.
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The Legislature Of South Carolina ad.
journed sine die on The night Of the 18th
ultimo, aiter session Of iwenty-three
days. Previous TO adjourning, resolutions
on the tariff, Texas, and abolition, were
adopted. The bill 10 provide for tho
punishment Of persons disturbing the
peace Of the State (Mr. Hoar's case,) and
the bill amending the act relative to free
colored persons, so as TO prohibit the ha-
beas corpus, became laws.


The resolutions adopted on the very last
night Of ils session by tho South Carolina
Legislature. in substance, express will
liogness to await the action Of tho great
Democratic party, now in the ascendant,
on the Tariff,