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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATEs.-On
the opening of the Court on Wednesday, January
10, Mr.. NELSON, the Attorney General of the
United States, passed an eulogium on the char
acter of the late Judge THOMSON; and seres
of Resolutions were passed by the Members of
the Bar-DANIEL WEBSTER being Chairman of
the Meetng-cxpresslng the high respect they
entertained for the character and talents of Judge
THOMPSON, and sympathy with the friends OF the
deceased in their loss. Chief Justice TANay
then made the following remarks


The Court are sensible of what must be the feel
ings OF the Bar upon the loss OF Judge so dstin-
guished as the late Judge THOMPSON, who pos
sessed IN an eminent degree every quality necessary
10 I'll him for high judicial station, and who, for
twenty years, OF the brightest ornaments OF
tins Bench,-His death is most painfully felt by the
Members OF the Court; for he not only their re-
spected and honored associate in the discharge OF
their Official duties, but he was beloved US their
friend, and cndeared 10 every one of them by his
irankneSs, his kindness, and his untainted honor
We deeply deplore his loss, and direct the proceed
ngs OF the Bar and the Court 10 be entered on the
Record an enduring testimony of our respect and
affection for him.