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 The legislature of this state adjourn ed yesterday, without daf, after having been in session nearly tauec months.-- The business might have been done ii hree 1rechs.

 Previously to the adjournment, the thanksof the two houses were rendered 70 their respective presiding officers and clerks. The session has been charac- tcrized by an unanimity of feeling and action highly crcditabie to the mem bers, who will have separated, with the consoling reflection, that if they have done little good, they have done as little harm; and thisis more than may be said of every legislature

 Among the last measures, was the adoption, by the two houses, Of an ad- dress to the people of France, congrat- ulating them on the restoration of their liberty, and the appointment of Mr. w. c. C. CLAIBORNE to be the bearer of it. This measure, besides being out of time, is believed to be without paral- Tel in the local legislation of the repub- lie. The people, in their elementary capacity, having already given expres- sion to their enthusiasm, have not in- strueted their representatives to act for them in that behalf. It is, moreover. an usurpation of the rights of the nation al government, which, alone, hes foreign relations, and might embroil us with Iit.-La. Com.