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At the opening of the county court for this county, uh yesterday, we had pfesented to us one of the most heart-rending sights we ever beheld. A man, apparently in the last stage of maciated--debilitated and ghastly, was extended on a Wretehed pallet, with two small children lying on the same bed-both sickly, ghastly and feeble. While the court was considering what relief should be extended to him, he watched their proceedings with look which I've shall not soon forget. It is time that some legislative action should be had on this subject. It is impossible for the county court to force any one to take care of panpers. Why, ill the name of humanity, do they not enact that ev- cry county shall build poor-house, in which the victims of poverty and sickness shall find food and shelter?