Meetings have been held by the citizens of Cincinnati, Louisville, and Maysvitle, to oust the Blacklegs. A still more formidable meeting, four or five hundred |»ersojis, has met at Danville, K., to warn James G. Birney against the publication of his abolition paper. A com mittee of five was selected to wait on Birnev. and serve him with a copy of their resolutions. He must be u daft man to persevere! It will be at his own peril. He will rue the consequences, as sure as he persists.—Richmond Enquirer.