TIE SUPREME CorRr.-This tribunal
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TIE SUPREME CoURT.-Thls tribunal commenced its regular semi annual session, on Monday the 17th inst, and, on Friday evening next, will adjourn until October, when q special term will be held. This ad- iournment is made necessary by the i'll health of one of the Judges, and the extreme heat of the weather. Ii is proper to state, how ever, that the delay of business thus occasion ed, is only aecmiRg and will not prove de- trimenial to any interest involved in the ac- ton of the court Before the adjournment, on Friday, all hc eases, on the docket, which may be ready for trial, wall have been either tried or submitted; and it will amount 10 the same thing, SO far as the parties litigant and their attorneys, are concerned, whether the Judges. after consultation, remain in Little Rock, or return 10 their respective residences in the country, while writing out th;ir deei- sions, to be delivered next October. And who else has right to complain We un- derstand, moreover, that every Lawyer, who has case in the court, with perhaps soli- lary and pccniiW cXception) desires the ad- journment. If in this we err, we hope the dissenting Lawyer will correct us.

 We have deemed these remarks due, alike to the court and to the public; because the last Gazette, in very small way, seeks to traduce the official character Of the former, and abuse the minds of the latter. The truth and force ofthe facts, as we have stated them, must be obvious to every one who knows, or is capable of knowing, any thing of the suhlect-eyen to the editor of the Gazette, proyerbially guiltess, as he is, of knowing much of any thing that is useful. A mo- ment's consideration, then, of these facts, eY- onerates the court from the censure, and dis abuses the public mind of the misrepresent4- ton, which the carlling maiic of the Gazette sought to manufacture in its editorial of last Monday. And yet a stranger might have supposed, from the fiery and furious indigna- ton manifested in the Gazette, that the well fare Of the State, at large, was about to be sacrificed or that the sborrd monstern of judicial rlalfeasanee had been invoked to swallow up the editor of the Gazette him self, his whole estate, and his hundred clients,

 ssrhe ocean into fury lashed,

 To wait a feather, or to drown fly !''