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f4s leslsaIi.re q soalh iploliaa liaa ,sIs, srtl ani ea'se.-t.-ih7 Gaaaimily sustained firslala ir tef pending eoaigosersy wllh he Rev York aalhori. les on ll,. subject of flsiec slaves. The Legisa- are declares that, ..the forced and dangerous con struo,ian put upon the ilh Article of the Constitution of the United States, and tie arrogant pfetenson to control its operation by the State of New Yoik, as indicated by the positions of her Executive in the progress of the late controversy with Virginia, and the proceedings of her Legislature pending the same, should be reputaiel ana diseountenanced by every State in the Union, as destructive the faith pledged in the Confederation, anl ultimately subyersise of that State Sovereignty, upon which they profess to be ounded.'

 It is gratifying to see that Governor Porter of Penns lvania, does not accord with Governor Seward of Now York; in his views upon the right of ilnmuni- ty to negro steaers, but has directed fugitive from Louisiana, charged with this offence 10 be delivered up on the acquisition of Go,ernor Roman.