Tribute of Respect.
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Al a meeting of he members of the Greenvile Bar, assembled for the pur- pose of expressing their feelings at the death of the Hon. Anderson Crenshaw, John K. Henry, Esq, was called 10 the Char, and John X. Waller, Esq, ap> pointed Secretary.

 The object of the meeting having been briefly stated by the Chair, the following preamble and resolutions were offered by E. Fl. Nelson, Esq, and unanimous ly adopted:

 The presence of death in onr midst is ever awful and appalling; but deeper feelings of emotion are excited, and a more solemn awe is ditfused through the community. when those who are els evaled by station, by viltues or talent, fall victims 10 the destroyer. These emotions are deeply felt in the loss of a distinguished citizen of our county; the able and venerable Chancellor of the Southern Chancery Division of Alaba, bana. He has passed through long and laborous life, with ability and with unspotIed integrity.

 The loss which has been sustained by the Equity courts of this State, through this severe dispensalion of Providence, cannot soon or easily be repaired. As d testimonial of the profound feelings of respec! for his judicial abilities aud the unspotied purity of his lie, the follows ing resolutions were unanimously adop- ted:

 1. Resolved, That the members of he GreenviIle Bar, have heard with emotions of profound regret, of the death of Chance lor Crenshaw.

 2. Resolved, That we sincerely sym- pathise with the family of the deceased Chancellor, in this severe bereavement of Providence.

 8. Resolved, Thatthe members of the Greenville Bar, wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.

 4. Resolved, That the members of the Bar throughout the Southern Chancery Division, are requested to join in the tes umonidl of respect mentioned in the 3d resolution.

 5. Resolved, That committee of three of the members of the Bar be ap. pointed, to tender 'he family of the de- ceased. copy of these resolutions.

 Under the fif!h resolution, E. H. Mel. son, J. H. Campbell, Esqrs., and Hon. J. F. Johnson. were appointed by the Chair as the committee therein provi- ded.

 On motion, it was then Resolved, That these proceedings be published in the South Alabamian, and the meeting ad- journed.

 JOHN K HENRY, Chm.

 JOHN A. WALLER, Sec'y.