HON. A. H. SEWER.
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On our fourth page will be found the Report the oInt select committee of the Legislature raised up- on his petition, to investigate his conduct agent of the Real Estate Bank in the disposal the State Bonds. We commend the perusal of the Report to our readers It will be found eminenly favorable to the character and conduct of Col. Sevier exonera- ting him from all censure and commenting him for his fidelity in all his transactions.

 The Report was made to the House on Monday Seyier. It was granted the Report and Documents ordered to be printed and made the order of the day for Monday last. The Report and Documents made a pamphlet of 5l pages. When the Report was called up on Monday last, in order, the enemies of Col Sevier were not yet prepared; but upon the plea of not understanding the subject-though they have been busily engaged in preferring charges against him for the last two years-asked for another day to inform themselves. The time was granted, and yesterday set for disposal of the subject The Report came up, in order, about twelve o'clock The adoption of the Report was violently opposed by Mir. Queens, of Clark county, who alone spoke against It. It was sustained with warmth and ability by Mir. Mdyers, of Crawford county, and Mir. Rust, of Union county. Upon MT. Mayors motion to adoptthe Report,and spread it and the accompanying Documents on the Journals of the House, the avs and nays were called, and the vote stood-ayes 4l- nays 2S-so the Report was adopted, and spread up- on the Journal.

 Without disrespect or Encouragement to the feel ings or motives of those who opposed the Report cannot withhold an expression of the sincere and high qualification we enjoy at the result of this ill, yestigaton, and this decisive vote in the House ot Representatives. Without discussing or impugning the motives of those who inflicted it, we have long since satisfied ourselves that great injustice had been done to Col. Sevier, and that he not only enti tied to new hearing before the Legislature, but tc vote of asprobation, instead of vote of censure We are happy to find large majority of the House of Representatives agreeing in this opinion. The Report comes before the Senate to-day, where, We have no doubt, it will meet with equal favor. We may have more to say of this hereafter