New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-26
South CAROLINE.

The Charleston Mercmy of the 2lst inst con
tains report of the proceedings Of the South Car
olina House of Representatives for Wednesday,
Dec. IS, from which we learn that many bills be.
fore that august body Were, in effect, rejected in
batch by being postponed to November next or
ordered to lie on the table. Among these were
the following
bill to restore and secure to the citizens of
South Carolina their rights under the third clause
OF section second of the fourth article of the Con-
stltution OF the United States in citation to the
rendition of fugitive slaves.
A bill to increase the penalties for circulating or
bringing within this State for circulation any writ
ten or printed papers, print or engraving or pic
torlal representation, with intent to disturb the
peace or security of the same.
bill to prohibit the introduction of slaves into
this State from any of the United States, and for
other purposes therein mentioned.
A bill to amend an act entitled "an act to
amend the law in relation to the harboriDg of de-
serted seamen''
bill of nonntercourse with the non.slavehold-
ing States of the Union that have passed acts or
enactments to prevent the recovery Of our slaves,
and given an opinion contrary to our policy, and
detrimental to our interest in regard to slave
population.
bill to provide police in relation to persons
coming from States hostile to the institutions of
the South
A bill to provide for the purchase of ordnance
A bill from the Senate to reestablish brigade en-
campments and for other purposes, was called for
a second reading and the report of the Committee
on the Military of this House, unlavorable to the
bill, was agreed to, and the bill consequently re-
jected
bill from the Senate to provide police in
lation to persons coming from States hostile to
the institutions of the South, was read the second
md no keno shall the hill ba
returned to the Senate 1t was decided in the
negative. Yeas 4s nays 81.
This looks very much as though Quattlebum &c
Co, were disposed to f2zle out, and permit the
Union to remain as it is for nearly year to come
SUPREME COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
WaS6ingtoa, Tuesday, Dec. "a, 1S50.-Moses
Norris, Esq, OF New Hampshire was admitted an
Attorney and Counsellor of this Court No,
II. Isaac Landes, plaintiff in err. as Joshua B.
Brant-This cause was argued by Mr.. Bradley
for the plaintiff in error, and by MIR, Gamble for
the defendant in error.--Adjeurned TO Thursday,
II, o'clock, AM
A Man sHor-At parksburgh, Pa. on Satur-
.;.u evening, l4th inst. Hiram Maginnis, wood
1s! was shot and badly, but not fatally in
80 h., some person unknown. Suspicion rests
sna;nst -, gro named Lewis, whom Magiunis
hsS cbereed y 18th being slave and had also
tbreatened to info. IN on him and have him sent
back to slavery. Tho affair created intense ex-
element in Parksburgf
MuRDRR-From the Baths.,@ tCanada) Coz
t7er of Friday morning, we learn t. as ftooeFt bar
ry, of Admission, was found murdered II ms resi-
denoc on the Sunday night previous. Francis
3 ear and his wife, in whose house Barry resided,
having absconded with Barry's horse and slelgh
were pursued and lodged in the County jail on
last on suspicion having committed
the atrooious deed.
THE AUSTRIAN CnAReE.-A Especial Dis.
patch" from Washington published in one of
mornings papers, announces the sus.
pension Of diplomatic relations with Austria, and
asserts that Gov McCurdy, the lately appointed
We learn that Governor Nc Curdy his com
mission. together with full instructions from the
Secretary Of State, before he left Washington,
and will depart on his embassy early in Ian.
uary. Jour. of Com.