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WASHINGTON, Lee. o. sotf'


Hon. Willis Hall and Geo. II. Davis, of New
York, were admitted, on motion Of the Chief JUS
iice, as counsellors at law in the Supreme Court
OF the United States. AMong other distinguished
gentlemen present in the court room this morning,
were Hon. Geo. M. Dallas Con business with the
courD, Hon. VIM Cost Johnson, Of Maryland,
and Hon. Richard H. Wilde, of Georgia.


On the adjournment Of the court, the members
Of the bar were convened in the court room, when,
on motion OF Mr.. r.. II. Coke, Mr.. Buchanan, of
Pennsy ylvanla, was called TO the chair, and Mr.
Dayton, Of New Jersey, appointed as secretary.


Mr. j. X. Ingersoll then announced the object of
the meeting 10 be the expression Of the accustom-
ed testimonials OF respect for deceased and dis
tinguished member Of the profession, in memory
OF the late Judge Baldwin, OF Pennsylvania. Mr..
Ingersoll then adverted briefly and beautifully TO
the worth, the learning, and the services of the
deceased, when he submitted series OF resou-
tions expressive OF the high respect and condo
iencc OF the bar closing with resolution that
the members OF the bar wear Grape upon their lett
arm during the session Of the court; another that
the family of the deceased be informed OF these
proceedings, and finally that the Chief Justice be
requested to admit said proceedings in the book OF
the minutes OF the court.


We requested copy of the foregoing proceed
ings from the Clerk OF the Court for the Herald,
who objected, because it would be anticipating the
action OF the Court. Not recognizing such objcc-
ton, we have given the substance ot the proceed
ings as our only alternative.


We received intelligence this morning from the
west ot the return Of Messrs. Benton and Atchis0n,
Of Mo to the Senate the former by majority OF
IL, despite the detection OF the softs


Chancellor Walworth and Judge King are spoken
OF as likely to hll the two vacancies in the Su-
preme bench,