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THE MAssAcHUsErTs A0EST AT NEw-OR- LRANs.-We stated yesterday upon the authority of gentleman direct from Ne~-orleNns, that Mir. Hubbard had hastily left that city for Boston. We, however. learn lroD the Jedersonan Republican of Monday that he is sIi in the city He has mol, adds the Republican, placed himself m communication N h any of the authorities. given formal no,i6ca ton ol his presence, S the objects of his mission IL Is knswn however. that he is Acre. and here as an accredited nnetionary oi the State of Massachusetts for the purpose of conro,erling the validity, of Ob.trucrins the execution of law of this State, en- aeled for the pressr alion of private property nnd the public peace. The act oi depuIing an agent to come among with such objects, is insult to Louisiana, violation of Ihe comty due from one member of the Unlon to another, impeachment of our sovereignty within the limits of the State, and an encroschment glaring and pernicious that no man can predict wlal new usurpalions may be at- tempted, what evils may follow, if we tolerate it for moment. Such an outrage was never contem- plated and, therefore, there statute bearing di- reclly on this case IL is eosss omissus. Tie provisions of the Black Code do not apply in the present instance, as We advised, though il aay fairly be inferred that he presence of such agent, clothed with the powers conferred on Mir, Hubbard, and backed by Massachusetts, would have tenden- cy to excite discontent and insubordinaton iu our seryile population.

 The Republican continues: Fortunately, our ie. sslaure oonyenes to-day, and we trust i: will dis pense, MS far as may be, win the usual foms, and take immediate action in the premises. li lias a precedent in the late proceedings of South Carolina, winch have been approved, we believe, without a dissent, in all the sa, ehnding States. The Cover nor should he promptly invested with power to ex- pei Mir Hubbard, any other agent sent here on such nission, from the territory of Lousiana and it should be distinctly made known that the people ofthis State will submit to interference with it's jurisdiction or domestic nsIitutions, from any guar ter; and that those who attempt, in person. thus interfere hereafter will be visited win the most rible penalties known to the law. IL is high time we should speak oui on this subject. We have submit ted long enough. We have eomafaoHise to make. We aak nothing more than ihe constitution and the rights that bought with the blood of fathers. We can make no compromise but by cone,ssion, and we have ns concessions fo make.

 Mir. Hubbard. the 'emissary of Massachusetts, IS fully aware of his positios. He knows thai his n,s sion IS revoiling to pride citizens oia sovereign SIae and dangerous to the peace of the community. He has been respectfully informed of all this by number of most influential citizens. Vel, we understand he refuses leave IL Is, therefore, pro per, that he should be expelled orhwith-by id,o.- We trust, for the credit all, and for the sake of humanity, that no personal ndgntv will bo offered to this individual He should he regarded only in his capacity of public agent, and such, should be ex- prlled from territory only by the authorities of the State.