SovrH CARoLINA LEaIsLAruRE.-This body
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATuRE.-Ih body lAs now adjourned, and it's final proceedings and a

 list of the Acts passed will be found in our Columbia correspondence. The people have reason not only to be generally satisfied with it's legislation, but to be proud of the spirit with which it has approached all the great public questions. The modification of the Prison Bounds Law, the act restraining the abuse of power over slaves, the codi6caton of the Militia sys- tenn, ase each of them important and useful aws and others might be named that deserve the credit But what gives character to the Session and will make it memorable in the annals of the State, the thres following acts: s..

 !. The condemnation and rejection on the very Highest ground and by almost unanimous vote, of the "subsidy'' offered to the State in Mir. CLAY's Land DistrbutIoR Bill.

 2. The enactment of the Virginia Inspection Law, io protect inc property of people from being plum tho State has worthily made good its pledge to Vr- sinia, and the South, to make common cause with every slaveolding State in the protection of that species of property. We proud of our State that in this she has vndicated her devotion principle, having resorted this measure, repe an insult and injury offered not hersef but to a sister State.

 3. In the enactment of general law whereby all corporations hereafter created, shall be subject to impea achment trial and correction, before the power which creates them fhe Representatives ef he People

 If the Legislature had done but these three acts, they would have commended themselves to the lasting gratitude of the people of South Carolina. If with thesc they had enacted forty worthless, or moderately bad laws, could forgive them all for the sake of these three. But as said, the general character of the legislation has been marked by liber aty policy and good sense, both to the acts and omissions. Mercury.