Maine.-E, appears that the difficulties lately pre- va,ing in the Senate of Maine likely to be ed or at enst that doubts very easily settled The Justices of the Supreme Court have, in reply to ,nterroga,ories from the Governor, given opinion, which decides that Mir. Hall could not act legally at the Senate Board after he elected President, tha, the convention which filled the vacancies in the Sem ate was unconstut tonal, and that the four Senators were not stutonaly elected. The Portland Courier renarks-" There are still conflicting opn- ions the subject and what will be the final issue is uore than conjecture. Neither party in the Senate appears 10 be willing to ay hands the doc

 ument and bring it upon the Senate Board, and prob

 ably both dread the consequences of taking for their law and guide. If the opinion of the Judges he a- dopted and applied rerospectiyely, it must rip up the proceedings of the Legislature to such degree, that believe bu. few of either party could tell where they are what they hnve done. We see way they get of the scrape without great deal of trouble unless they decide that the opinions being post facto, therefore

 Annire,sary of'the Settlement of Bosson.-The 17lh of September next is to be celebrated tn Boston, the anniversary of the first settlement of that place.

 