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STAY LAws.-The Supreme Court a. Washing
ton has recently been engaged in the investigation
of the validity Of the Stay and Valuation Laws, to
which resort has been had in several of the South
ern aud Western States, under the existing severe
pressure, which made i, inconvenient for debtors
to meet their obligations when due. The case
came up appeal from the Circuit Court IN
Illinois, where the Judges could not agree. Chief
Justice TAEEY delivered the opinion OF the Court,
which was very long and elaborate, and in which
FIVE of the six sitting members OF the Court agree
The decision is, that the mortsaged premises
should have been sold without regard to the stay
and valuation laws Of the State. Upon the con-
sttu,ionality Of the laws the Court is agreed, ex'
cspt Judge Mclean, who aissents from the neces-
si,y of examining that point, and also from The de-
cision OF the Court that they are unconstitutional
and therefore void.


MILLER AND THE END OF TIE WoRLp.-1n.
stead OF publishing the exposition OF MIR. Miller 5
doctrine concerning the End of the World in our
regular edition, we have concluded to furnish the
subscribers of the Tribune with EXTRA, present.
ing both sides of the question the same sheet.
we expect an answer 10 Aux. ANiIict PiSta-
,ions aud theory from an eminent Catholic, and
saother from very distinguished Protestant
clergyman.


T The Loco-Foco Committee in the Virginia
Senate charged with the duty of preparing ap-
portonment of Districts for the State took the prs
caution of going round among the Loco-Foco Mem
bers TO obtain written pledges that they would
for the scheme proposed. This shows one of two
things, either that they cannot rely on their own
party or tha, the scheme they have TO offer is too
outrageous to expect the support of any reasona-
bic man on it. own merits. But The Members
thought this moyensen, rather too insulting, and
refused to give the pledges desired. Net satisfied
with that, some OF them exposed the secrc, III
aspeech In the Senate.


G' letter from Havana, In the New Orleans
Bee, says that great fears are entertained at the
former port respecting the French brig of war
Dunos, which sailed for France on the Cd of Sep.
,ember, and has no, since been heard of. She is
supposed to have foundercd in the terrible gale of
September 4.