The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-16
South-Carolina Affairs.

liiication papcr) of the Sd inst, states that the Judges of the Appeal Bench, of ath.Carolina, all acknowledge the complete authority of the Conven. lion, and will hold themselves bound 10 enforce lis ordinance. ihe correspon- dent of that paper at Columbia, gives the following infoymation:-
 Nov. 29,-The Federal Committee wlli, think, make it's first Report, da, after tomorrow. It will then bring in a Bill, granting civil action against such as may seize the property of d citizen of this State, for the purpose of Iev,ine duties or collecting bonds for duties or merchandize imported. The form of recovery granted, will, l apprehend, approach more nearly to attachment than repleyin. The latter term. or an, other that might involve difficult and complicated iisleadings, =;;ill =;;illl, Of course. be avoided. Theremedy must be made as simple, as little cumbersome with teciinicallties, ;,s if is possible to make.
 The Trustees of the College met last night, and decided to proceed.in the in vestigation of the charges against the President, Cooper, on Monday next The matterwill, at the Doctors own in. stance, be conducted in the Host public manner, in the face of all who may choose to attend.
 Nov. 30.-The Federal Committee will report no bill till Monday. Mean while, besides the Bill of Civil Reme- dies, which l mentioned yesterday, if is engaged on tie provisions of penal act, of whicbthe following is the pro- jcct:--
 Against all persons who shall seize the person or goods of citizen, for the purpose of collecting duties upon i'm ported merchandize, fine nef less than SlOOO, nor more than Sl0,0OO, with Imprisonment from six months to two years.
 For the attempt merely, 10 do sucl, unlawful acts, half the rate of fine, and half the term of Imprisonment.
 These, you see, will reach to all GUS tomhouse officers, from the tidcwaiter upwards.
 The Attorney, who shall bring pro. cess for the collection of bonds for dn. ties, either in the State or in the U. $. Courts, shall be struck from the rolls of the State Courts.
 The marshal, who shall serve writs, Nc. in such actions, shall be fined from 5OO to S5OOO, and imprisoned from to l2 months.
 The Clerk of any Court, who shall grant copy of the Record, for the purpose of an appeal to the United States Courts, will also be subject to fine and imprisonment. To guard this, co pies of records only to be given upon security that they will not be used for. such purpose, and upon special permis- sion of the Court.
 COLUMBIA, Dec. l.-In the Senate, MT. Seabrook, from the Committee on Federal Relations, 10 whom was refer red that part of the Governors message No. |, which relates to the removal of the U, $. troops now in garrison in the State Citadel in Charleston, reported a resolution, < that the Governor be re- qnested to intimate 10 the commanding officer, that he make arrangements to remove the United States troops, now in the State Citadel in Charleston, as early as possible, as the accommodations of that building are needed for the arms of the State" which was agreed to, and ordered to the House for concurrence.
 From the Columbia Times, Dec. 4.
 Nothing of general interest has yet been done in the Legislature. The re port ot the Committee on Federal Re,