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We learn from Ihe Picayune that Mir. HUBBARD he agent Hppointed by the Stale of Massachusets to test lhe laws of Louisiana respecting free negroes that came within the State, has arrived in New Or leans and has expressed his determination to remain there until the legislature assemblies. The egisla- tnre was to have met yesterday. We shall proba- bly hear more of the matter in day two.

 Since writing the above, we learn by passenger from New Orleans, that Saturday night the indig- nation of the citizens became so apparent, Mir Hub bard took advantage at once of vessel on the point of sailing for Boston. and hastily turned his back up on tine abors which had been assigned him by the arrogant authorities of Massachusetts.

 Two PER CENT FUND.-By act of congress, September 4, 1S4l two per cent the sale of pub

 lie lands in Alabama was renquished 10 the State, he used exclusively for the construction oft line of internal improvement from West Point, in the di- rcction of ofJackson. Mississippi, and also a line con- meeting the Tennessee liver with the waters of Mo bile Bay. The fund accepted by tho legislature in lS4l, on the terms prescribed. We believe the fund is about s220 900, now on speca deposte, sub ject o the action of the General Assembly bIil is now before the legslatuie, authorizing the Montgo- mery and West Point Railroad Company to borrow one half of this fund, and tine Coosa and Tennessee Railroad Company the other half