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fass of Lre.-Muth excitement still exists Tn Barbour county, in relation the ina disposition O

 this in,s idua who is still held in custody D, por tion of the citizens, who refuse recognize inc writ

 of "lialeas Corpus, issued by Juge Piekens, or to give up the prisoner without the assurance of the ecunn of bone fdt adequate bond for his appear at trial The affair it stands, presents the singular spectacle of the people in collision with their Judiciary, and resisting the officers Of Justice to obtain the ends of Justice. The history of the case is briefly foows

 George ". Lore, who ii will be recollected was arrested some months since suspicion of highway robbery, accompanied by most foul and horrid mur- der, was admitted to bail by Judge Booth, after a miss trial had been made, questionable security, snpposed by many of the citizens nf Burbour. Suspicion in the matter led examination of tue affair, when bond could be found in the Clerks office, and the gentlemen ho have Lore in charge, state in their answer 10 the requisIton of Judge | Pickens, there was evidence that had ever been executed Under these circuns they

 in substance, that entertaining guilt of Lore, they arrested him as he was about to escape from the coultry, and are determined retain him till the production of 9 sufficient bond, he be brought to trial. They have, says the "5hield," consequently

 fortified the jail at Glennyille in which Lore is con

 fined, from determination to resist his surrender al | all hazards; AZ 7 r .....

 This is an extraordinary state of things, and may well excite anxiety to its result The statement of the gentlemen concerned in the detention of Lore published in the "Shield," in exploitation of iheir reasons for disregardng the writ of "iiabeas Cor pus, is respectful in it's tone towards Judge Pickens

 but reflects with much severity the pursued by Judge Booth. Montgomery (Ala.) Journal.