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 It eems that the act of Congress of the third Of Marcl, 1s45, admitting Florida and Iowa into the Union did ConIain any provision Tor the trans fer of he causes pending in the superior cooris o ie Territory the district court oi Inc Uniied States created by that act. It was seriously appie hened lha if the DisiI lct court should be organ ized and put in operation before congress should have provided for the omission Il would arrest these where they are, and put them oul ol the ini ted Sratts. The government interests m litigation in FlnIi,a said 10 be immense

 Under all the circums tances, the President very udiciousy declined appoin, the officers oihe new court, un il Congress shall have an opportunity oi supplying their omission provide ior ihe transfer of the caIsts. and has thus kept the affair disem barrassct oi the cashing jurisdictions o the several tribunals md leaves the superior courts ot the Ter ritory in possession of the same powers which ihey have exercised heretofore, &c.

 We leara, furthermore, that the district attorney for faa Florida addressed letter 10 the Solicitor of the Treasury, asking instructions upon the SUD jcct; which, passing through the usual forms, has drawn forth concurrlng opinions from the Aiior- ney General and Solicitor, which have received the apprnbation of the President-hai the appoint- ments saoull not, and indeed cannot, at this tune be made.

 Since then we have understood that the Solicitor has transmitted his instructions 10 the Onied States Attorney, m which he has fully discussed the ques- tions involved; and the conclusions he came to will be readily understood. when we add that the United States Attorney was instfnc ted to pro ceed "a the for the present, AS the act for the admission of Florida into the Union had not passed

 This being matter of much public concernmenl and general interest, we do not perceive any good reason why the same should not be laid before the public, whom it most concerns. Al all events we s,a II appIy for leave 10 take and posh o"pes ot they will shortly appear in our cou'u"-.-lWash. ington Union.