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The LArImER CAsE.-Governor Mcdowell sent
to the house of Delegates Yesterday, communi-
cation on this subject enclosing the reply Of Gov:
Mortoo, of Massachusetts, to the second demand
Cor the fugitive Latimer. We were not present
when the letter of Gov. Morton was read. We
learn that he takes the position of non-nterference
with the decision of his predecessor, Gov. Davis,
on the subject-regarding the case as settled BY
him. He expresses desire to comply with the
requisition of the Constitution, and determine
tion to do nothing that will conflict with that IN
strumenr, according 10 his understanding of it
These matters aside, however, he says that he has
from undoubted authority the assurance that Lali-
mer is beyond his reach, even were he disposed to
surrender him. Richmond Compiler.