Dorer, 4tA January. 1926.
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The Legislature Of Kentucky adjourned
on the l7th Dec, without any compromise
or adjustment of their disagreement on the
questions of moment on which they differed.
Some excitement had been created by the
discovery Of arms deposited in some of the
public Offices, it was supposed to resist by
force the DEGREES of the old Court, and d
committee OF the House of Represent
had made report to that effect. The result
OF the session is, that things remain exactly
in atatn gao, and in the law language, the
jury having returned y special verdict there
is to be new trial at the next term, before
another jury.


| The bill to confirm the act for the relief OF
the Jews in Maryland, passed the Senate Of
Maryland on Saturday last, by an almost
unanimous vote. Mr.. Scott, of Baltimore
spoke in favor of the bill, and Mr.. Chamber.
of Kent, againstt Should it pass the house
of Delegates, the amendment to the Consti-
tuition will be consumated, by which the re
ligions test required of public officers viii
be abrogated.


At Providence r. l. for robbing Capt Star
buck, &c. James White has been Sentence.
to pay fine of $685., to pay TO Capt. s