The superior court has not yet adjourn
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The Superior court has not yet adjourn ed, although we understand that they nave gone through with all the cases on the dock ct. They will probably rise to-day.

 We have been much pleased with the dignity and determination, mingled with courtesvs of three of the judges on the Beach. Of ore, we have Hothing to say. The others deserve the thanks of the coun- try for their able discharge of their duties. And, not detfacting from the merits and the well earned reputation of the two senior judges, we may be allowed to express our pleasure at the judicial derneaaor and legal knowledge of inc newly appointed judge. His conduct on the Bench has been marked by a patient attention and bland courtesy to the counsel--and the opinions delivered by him as Chancellor, by laWYer-iixe style and thorough investigation. We say this with less fear of being accused of adaIa- ton; because 1t IS the general impression. and because every one, so far as we have heard-and we have heard many-haye spoken of him in the same terms For once, the President has made an appoint ment for which we eau heartily thank him.

 Judge Lacy left this place on Friday the 18th ut. for Tennessee. He has assured us that he will be in his circuit in saeson 10 attend all his courts at the Fall term, and the Superior court at this place.