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calamity, even if unsuccessful It is certain ly better so, than to have resumed the old system, or adopted one from which it would be more difficult to recede. Our own pre- terence We confess, was to have tried the County Courts for one year, which now do- ilg three fourths of the business, might pos sbly have been found competent for the re- malnder, and thus dispense with the interme- diate tribunals altogether. This idea was gaming ground 1pace, and we are not sure but 1t had no small influence in driving matters to composition.

 The subject has been handled in both Houses, and in the conference, with an ability worthy of the best days of the Common wealth. The speeches of Messrs Leigh and Morris, in behalf of the plan of the House of Delegates, and of Mir J. Y. Masen, who re- piled more part cul srly to MT Leigh. on be- half of that of the Sen lte, will we hope be lald before the pubic by those gentlemen, as embracing all that is necessary to enable it to torm an enl ightened opnon on the merits of the controversy between the two Houses

 Richmond Whig.