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'1 1 lrainftnent of coftmisloneTi mritiXL- that when the ttvo- Houses' aclO Onincott liSf Res olrftd, trhat tbecoihittebttMiiihi, Bills presented. By Mf. Holmesa bill" coQcerniMT tnills iin- New conn- journ, adjpurn fo meet '-JFS 5 nereaiter piwi.M, Mr: Smallwodd from the 3 Xcglslature qiVN; Carolina. next at o'ciock wnico was grccu- uji the Senate, On motion t)f Mr. Lyon; the judickry committee were instructed irito the Expediency ofchangingwlaw so as hot to make it the duty, of grand jurjes ta return persons foreman assaults twnereio injury was done on Mr.

Hoke TronV' conniitte for CavaW officers in 10th brigade, 'Trfortl ihm Tnspnh A hernath lor aim xvicn- ard Rankin for Lt Cok weredulyelected. Mr.Brummel, from thebllotmgcommit- tee for Councillors pf Statenrcportea that Henry Skinner, Peter 11, Dillard, Geo. Daniel. Tdrner, Allen Rog- ers, IjOUIS u. xienryv uuu w.

Ashe, were duly elected. Th House asrain went into discussion of the Convention bill, in committee pf the whole. Mr. Lonsr- in the chair. Sseveral amendments were proposed and the bill was ordered to be printed again, wun me amendments the House then adjourned till Friday.

Tfiday, Dec. 26.i nc bin to emancipate Jasper, a slave, was rejected on its second readinff. Mr Daniei, from, the committed of claims," reported a resolu- tian favor ot Matthew Mitier; Mr iJ. also reported favorably on the resolution in favor of the heirs of Joseph Hall. 4n motion of Mr.

King, it was reaolved; that the committee on, education inquire into the expediency of' making an priatiph from the literary fund for the purpose of draining a part of the marsh or swamp lands now appropriated to the literary fund and that they repon a bill directing the manner in which said land's shall be disposed of when rained. 'jand the purposes to which the proceeds shall 11.1. Ua.r tmnn nrpspntpn resolution in favor ot VVUiis ocotx; -r, ed its three readings, and ordered to be en- moved to strike out so much of the 13th grossvd. The following bills were read aetfion as relates to representa-the third timeand ordered to be engrosdj dectded. in the negative, 68 to 60.

T-n the Montfftimerv Mr. Baker moved as an amendment, that tin Gold Mining Company to incorporate the Tuckalecha Smoky Mountain Turn- i 4' TL. TruitJ vacant I tatioi inl char Hotf -WM tyr by Mr. Queen, a bill; to incorpo- welVa bill the Meiinfcun Island GeH Mining Company; (which b'itts foassed three readingsj and wrre br deVea t9 Air. Lindsay pre-scnted a bill to emend an act oi 18(35, con ceirning wreclis jiby MnCowper of Gates, hi bn tpwl nri act of last session, la- live to lay-days on r'yirig rell The Senafo then took up the ibril to make an apbrppriatien for completing the CaDitol in the City of Uleigh; and itibe- in? read.

thd second time, ordered, on mo- tiort of Mr. wellborn, 10 oe reier-rcu iu select committee, consisting of Messrs. Holmes; Edwards of Warren, Wilson, Montgomery of Orange, Hawkins, Beard, and Sawyer with instructions to hquire whether any alterations can be maue'io the plan of the Capitol which will feqa ire less expenditure to complete it, and the probable Cost of the buildinir wit leave to-reportbyibill or otherwise. Mr. Mc- iif L.

-l. 1 yvuiiamJv. irom ine Daiioimg cumniincc tor A Major pf Cavalry attached to 9th bri-e, lofted that Win. Peyton wajs elect- ed Mr. ivenaaii.

irom me Daiioiins coin mlttee for, U. Col. of cavalry 1 4th brigade, reported that Joseph White was elected Mr. Hogan- presented a re solution 1 Hni iavor of E. W.

Hancock passed three readings', -and ordered to be engrossed, 1 The bill defining and limiting the pow- er ol courtsito mnict pnnisnmenis rpr contempts, havihg been taken up, Mr.jDowd offered several amendments, which were negatived The question was then taken on the passage of the bill, and decided in the negative, ayes 27, noes 29. he en- grossed' resolution lor the uierK oi me SuDremo Court, was finally I passed, and ordered to be enrolled. 1 On motion of Mr. Montgomery4it tvas r5oZe(4 'that the joint select committee to inouire into the expenditures urin the Capitdf, arid into the causes that le to the dismissal of late superintendent, Wil- iam vDr.urembnd, apd in what particulars the act ot lbOJ ftas been vioiatep, ana what additional expenses have beerj incur red in consequence of such violaticfni be authorized and empowered; to, send' for perspris.and before the question was taken, however, the Senate adjourned. Tuesday, 'Dec.

30.Mr. Moye bf Pitt, from the committee of Propositions and grievances, reported unfavorably jon the petitiQn of sundry citizens, of Montgome ry county, relative to the dividing line between Montgomery and MobrC counties. Petitions prjesemed by Mr. CoViiper of Gates, the petition of sundry citizens of onowan county, praying that Jame Simpson be restored to credit -by Mr Wellborn, the petition of citizens of Wilkes. iprajing the irestoration to credit of Willis Aiexanaeri ihe bill securing tojJNeed-ham Whitfiem and others, oi Lenoir conn- ty.

certain privilegea of navigating iNeuse river, passed its 3d reading, arid was or dered, to be engrossed. fixing me punishment lor the of -bigamy, passed its third reading, and was ordered mi f. io pe engrosser. i engrossed bill to give further time for paying in entry mo-: ney, parsed its third reading, and has be come a law, Mr. Lockhart, on I leave, presented a bill to incorporate the Northampton Manufacturing Company.

Mr. Hogah, from the committee ion the Judiciary, reported the following bills, ivhich i were read the time and (passed amenoatory pijne nsurylaws; supple- mental to tne several acts giving he Su- perior Courts exclusive iurisdiclioh in all cases ol divorce. j. I Mr. Lockhart, from the committee on Finance, renorted a bill in additinn anrl supplemental to an act, passed) in the year ann 1 I 1 enue for the payment the civil lt and ioaa cuu jcu an aci 10 nrovia rav- 10 contingent charges of govl ''-'j i "zJ wucunnreuj rp.

-i "vuuiu icouiuru llJC CDUSiaerailOn 1 i in appointing patrols. Much! discus- Iston took place on. and numerous! amend- I i I I estaDiisa ine DonnaaTy inc det analColumbus iMt Ousby a bill ameniJ tbe'jcharter of the HaUmxtihd sWeldpa rail robrapany MrJi iAGwyn presented resolutionr prbsi tha5t thetHo fieoxi Mdhdavi nextl 5m-Januarvt 835. Outlaw xttbyed liiathe reso- lution lie oriEhefblethegati to The questton on the adoption of the was then deciJe3 in tbe affir rnadye, yeas i59 j52Liv Mr. Maclirii from the balloting committee for four Trustees bfi the XTniversitv rrenorted that Wm.

A Henry B. Clarke, were elecea no other person having a majority; of votes. Mr. Harris presented a reaolution, in purport; as a report-is in circulation highly in jurious to the reputation of Robt Potter, sitting member frpra, Granville county, derogatory to the dignity of this bouse, -be it therefore resolved, that select committee of five be appointed to investigate the matter, and report the facts this house; and bat they, have power send jor persons and papers, Tee resolution was adopted, and Messrs Poin-dexteri Uockery, Allison, Holce, and Dudley, Were appointed the committee. Tuesday, Jjec.

30. Mr. Bamnger, from the juxjiciarV. committee, reportfed against the expediency of further legisla-. in regard to the Law concerning 'deeds of trust, their execution, registra tion, Report concurred in.

Messrs Absalom B. Smith, Thos Pugh, Win-dell Davis, and Jas. K. Hill, obtained leave absence for the remainder the session. On morion of Mr.

Graham, the judiciary committee were instructed to inquire whether any amendment be necessary in the law directing how persons injured by the erection of public mills shall proceed to recover damages. Mr. Battle; from the judiciary committee, reported unfavorably on the bill concerning the liability of sheriffs in certain cases, which together with the bill for the more Uarteret, postponea inaennitely. Bills be. presented'.

By Mr. Dudley, bill to amend the charter of the Wil mington and Raleigh rail road company-read, and ordered to be printed by Mr. Barringer, a bill prescribing in what man copies of administration or returns of property of deceased persons in another otate, snail oe reaa in eviaence Dy 31 r. Guinn, a bfH giving the Superior Courts exclusive original Jurisdiction of all applications for divorce; by Mr. Harrison, bill to exempt vessels under 75 tons.

owned in this State, and entering in at Ocracoke bar, from paying pilotage by Mr. Hutchison, a bill for the better regulation of the town pf Charlotte; by Mr. Brown, a bill to amend the act to prevent felling of timber in Hbgan's creek, Caswell county and by Mr. M'Cleese, a resolution in. favor of Wm.

Thompson. On motion of Mr. house went into the consideration of the Resolutions declaring the office of Attorney General vacated, in consequence of the acceptance, by Gen. Saunders, of an office under the General Government. Gen.

Saunders, having been admitted to seat within the bar of the house, had oh yesterday argued the question Messrs Haywood, Barringer, and pth ers, spoke on the same side of the ques tion; land Messrs. Long, Craige, Alexah- der, and others, advocating the passage of the resol utions the question was finally taken on the passage of the resolutions, and decided' in the affirmative -yeas 68, nays 57 and they were ordered to be en grossed. CONGRESS, In Senate, Monday, 22d ult, the "Vice President laid before the Senate' a memo rial from the Convention lately assem- bled at Baltimore, praying furtheY.ai from toocrress tor the continuation an completiorif4the Chesapeake and Ohi vanat wnicn to me Jomr mittee on Roads and'Canals; Mr. Wright presentedmemorial frordf number of merchants and others in NeW; Yorkt requesting the aid of Corieffcessirt fitting out an exploring expedition to the botith Seas which was referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs. 1 In the House, on motion of Mr.

Con nor of North select commit tee appointed at the last session to exam ine and report the situation ol the Post Office Department, had leave tosit during the Session of the House. i In Senate, Dec. 23d, Mr. Clayjsubmiti dentto communicate tothe Senate fif. in w.w..ww, v.

iu? pike Company; to provide for the pay- as rejecieu, iuo io i. air, oinauwoou mentof the State's shares in the Bank of offered art amendment, to the effect that the State: to prevent obstructions to the Judges of the Superior and Supreme passage of fish up Frying Pan; the bill Court, be elected by the free white men granting further time to perfect titles to the State negatived, 103 to 22. Mr. land and the bill to incorporate the-N. iTaylor otTered an amendment, to prevent Carolina Gold Mining Company.

The practising lawyers from holding a seat in bill to protect seine places on Roanoke ei her branch.of the Legislature rejected, river, and the bill to incorporate the Mar- HI to 0. The bill being further amend -tin county Grays, have become laws. ed on motion of Mr. floulder, passed its Bills presented: By Mr. Latham, to second reading.

66 to 64. amend part of the 2d section of an act of ea5Lt Alexander, Allison, Bar-iqoq nner, Bedford, Bell, Blulock, Brandon, Bras- 1833. regulating the proceedings in the Brown, Brummell, Cansler, Clemeirt, Cot-Oounty Court of Craven; Mr. Uuinn, to; Craige, Deyton, Dockery, Dudley, Flem-encouragethe discovery of mines in this ing, Fouchee, Graham, J. W.

Guinn, L. A. State; Mr, Clark, authorizing the County wyn, Gorrell, Hamrick, Hawkins, Harris, Courts appoint one or more surveyors, Hartley, Haywood, Henderson, Henry, Hoke, at their discretion, for each county; Mr. XlIKai? Horton, JojuUhan Horton, Hutchison, n-i ioo trion, Jordan, King, KittrelJ, Latham, Lilly, Hartley, to amend an act of 1831, nicor- iv ruUrmiik. Maniv.

if 2f '--The bill relative to the Franklin Gold Mining Company, lhat became bee on herjfc, tion ot the to divorce RlIeniM. Cihb, was reconsidered; arid laid onthejable. iThe.bW to restore to creflitAVinBrown tf Beaufort; has become a The reso-. lution in favorl of James 'Lean: the resolution he distribution of military tactics, ana ine oiu i ieguinuue i lZadock Bst Were ordered to be enrolled pftyills presented tftj. Vyche, a bill toaroeml the several act prohibiting the r'tircutation ot due blljsand notesjiwder five dollaref Brittain, a bill tn end the act establishing the Tennessee lUter by Mr, Gavin; a bill attthoriiineohn Tread well to erect a gate iiU bridge across Cohary, jn Sampson, and to receive ton i or passing ever the same by Mr; Cooper of -Gates, abm to incorporate the Gatesville pike Company by Mr.

Little, a bill to repeal an act oft. 83; relative to lay days on Rocky RiverV whicb rbVHs were appro-priatelyidispe8e df. The Senate tlien went 4rrtb consideration of the Kesolations 'instructing Mr. Mangum, and were occupied, until about o'clock Thursday, in fruitless attempts, on th part ot the friends of the resolutions, td take the question, at which time the Senate adjourned lor a4 more detailed account these proceedings, see Editorial columns. Triday, Dec 26.

Mr. Boye, of Pitt, submitted a Relation, -that the Senate meet, in ring the remainder 6f the session, clock a. iii and sit until 4 o'clock m. each day or, until all: the regular business before them is disposed of ordered to lie oh the table 1 Williams submitted resolutions, to the effect, that the sum of fciOQ be appropriated from the fand for in ternal improvemen to construct a Canal from the head of. Goose Creek in Beaufort counfy, tov a po1nt on Jones' Bay near the linetietween Craven and "Beaufort coujhUes Lewis, Silas Lupton andastPotter, be a board of managers to pooire "tand- for, and superintend -'the construction, tic.

of said canal and tlfat the Public Treasurer pay to said managers such part of to said managers such part ot the 5D0ax may from tiitfe to time be necessary; to carry on the worK: Keier.reato tne cpm-mittee "on internal improvement. Mr. Ilogan submitt ed aTesol tion, to the jecij mai ine rigui io iiwiruci oena-torslh 'Congress i. exists iaour form of government it belongs rtb the. people in their soyereigu capacitythat they a right to meet in their in-imarj assemblies, to constaer grvai questions oi naiionai poficy to legislature may give iu oenaiora injoon-Cress, or to give new, and different instf tfe ktions, any thing this Legislature can do to i the coiitrary notwithstanding which passed its first motion bP Mr.

Durnam, the bill wjr the better regulation of the count. and superior courts of Ruthertord, was taken up and, oh motion of Mri Lowry. provisions ex. tended Buncombe county;" it was then read.the gecond time, aud laid on the table on motion of The following bills were. finally passed, and ordered to be engrossed Authorisjhg R.

H. Hunter to erect, a.Bridge coun-. ty I to-repeal an act jf last session, cre-1 tins anadd'Hional wreck district in Hvde xo amena an aci esTaqjisning me ennes see River Turnpike Road levying and collection Plymouth; to repeal ari jpoinlihg lay-days on Rocky aon: to authorize John Tread well, Sr. to i reci a certain gate ib Sampson county; to prevent nuisances in Uoanoke river; and to incorporate the Gatesville Torn, Jple Company.5 The; Senate again took I Up the resolutions tot instruct Mr. Man- gm for an accnunt ot the: proceeding on: wnicn, see r.mronai -coinnins.

Mr. Brittain presented a bil 1- for the better wratfefor awnKkS tacon, wnicn passea, its nrst reading, re Ma tin motion of Mr'SherrarH Ipava nfl VO oi Air. leave OI tiravine Drohibittnaf fishermen jon the Frvinier. Pan from drtfwing tbevseine two days ralthe vai, fioaUf oassedJ and seht the Tiouse of tramonstofconcurrenw. The engrossed bill to amend: he act oT last session to ei nna orsnf oil In Ur ll.nnK f.

I and after t(-m6rrowi for the reraairJeiofM the session. I Ik iViit- i h.sivmvv 9v ut. uiaiivil li Mill ol me memorial ot sundrv 1 1 ciUzenIorQateaand Tvrrel cunti i ir nfferS StS 2SnS and Yincy to annointPcommissionpri ttti Air li. fmjii ib 5 i2i 1 a a a porating Beard's Creek Guards in Cra- iAfiair hj Instructed; wMuiu.ujuvFywuuen.w. not to -exceea Affairs bej instructed to inquire into; the expediency to the society of Moravians, for the expenses incurred at? theifl issioharv Establishments, within the limits of the Cherokee tribe of Indians, i In Sehateith, the Vice, President jlaid before the 1 Senate a letter from the Secre-tary of State Jn answer to a resolution Tequiririg hini to communicate to Congress the situation of the contract made by Edward Livingston, Esq.

late Secretary of Sate; with! Clark and Force, for the pub lieatibn of jthe American Diplomatic Correspondence. In the Mr. Reynolds offered the following resolution Resolved, That hereafter, in ajl elections' bade by the House of for officers, the-votes shall be given tit a voce, in his place naming, aloud the person for 'whom, he votes, On motiop of Mr. Speight of North Carolina, tt was Resolved, That the com mittee on Commerce be instructed to inquire into the expediency of making; an appropriation for tbe building of a Light Boat, to be stationed at or near Harbor Island Bar, in the State of North Carolina. The extract sriven below, is a literal translation! of a paragraph of a letter from a gentleman who well informed, thro a direct source, of a state of things which led to the late dissolution of the French Cabinet, The facts given, may, therefore be, implicitly relied on.

The letter is from Paris, under date of 15th Nov. In CQnsequence of. intestine discussions, the old Ministry was dismembefeuV and after ten days1 useless efforts, could not re-compose themselves. The King decided, at last, to take an entirely new Ministry, the chief sf which was the Duke dc Bassano, formerly Imperial Minister. lhere were very honorable men in this Ministry but they had jiot come to, an unoerstanuing on me most important ques tions.

In consequence, there was disa greement! amongst 'them at the first de-- bate. The tirst question brought up. was the American debt, and it so happen ed, there were three of the new Ministers who had voted against the law last They consequently declared, that even if they were convinced that they had been misled, they would not pledge themselves to present the project of a law. The King insisted, and declared it was a necessity, under pain of a in which he would not involve himself. They all resigned at the end of three days so at this hour, we are without a.

Ministry tujt what is certain, is, that the old Cabinet will come back with some modifications It is the only combination possible, and it is a fortunate one for the indemnity of 25,000,000." It writ be gratifying to the American People perceive, that the French King, regardf a willingness to fulfil his treaty stipulations as an essential requisite iu iiic.uiciiiutrrs ui nis vaoinei, and that he declares the fulfilment a necessity under pain of a tear. tii which he would not involve himself," Thiis proves that th)8 King "has acted "in igotkl faiththat the delays have no.arisenfrom a dispo si tion on his part, to deTeat by indirection, what he has directly Recognised to be right that he has taken a stand, in his executive councils to satisfy! the world, that he neither so reckless of his cha- I raster as a aiiy. as to codntenance the ouiiiiuii itiai iie wuuiu ucTuuiuuir satn- uceane-soiemnopiigations into wnicn no hasTnteredto cohsideratious of cpnveni- eoce---nor so feeble as a monarch so wanting in influence with his oeoole. a fefee incapable of insisting on the perfor- mance uty which his station Jtfashingion Globe. Public Lands.lXir renew ed his bill to divide the proceeas of the public bhds with what vievvr let plam; facts declare.

The Secretarv of the Treasury estimates lionlrisfMollars. and the expenditures at IQ.OSS.OOOreTeisla difference of only 817,000 psothat'jifthTp bf the lands are'deducted, which jare' i 3 and a half millions i in ihe above' esfi-- mate of 20 millions, there will then be a deficit ofj is that to be made upt Undoubtedly byjeustom-house, duties so that this land bil), for abducting 3 millidn.s, may be considered as the nst step towards breaking the compromise bill and 1 renewing all the distractfon of the tarifil questipu. i 1 South Carolina College. Gov. MDu "fie has sent a communication to the Legislature onthesubject of the South-Carolina Collegein which he states elec-.

tion the following gentlemen as Profes. sors of that Ma Dew, of Wro. and Mary Professpr bf Political Economy and History Mnv CobwKtif of of Greejc and Roman -Uterature Mr; Davis, of l-West Point, Professor of Mathematics, Mechan-ical Philosophy, Professor Nott has been- re-elected (Professor of Professorship of Moral-and Intellectual Philosophy, nave not yet been filled, -y In the fmins pf Herculanemn, an ancient va. has recently been foand. containing a picaeq orange, tn a gooa state or prricrvawn.

uiv iuw y- wucia auuwcu oy me ex f- ven county; rvu. joraan, a Din to amena aexter, icusn, seaweii, ueorge smith, joiin the act of 1833, concernino; market fees Snaitb, Stockard, Tatham, Wadsworth, Walker, in Fayetteville Mr. Lindsay, fifc the bet-? Wtiitfieia, illiams of ik rf Witharos of Ziglar 66. Sf he Tff Ct Urtu3 uf Albritton, Geo. H.

Alexander, Baker, Guilford Mr. Deyton, a bill to attach the Battle, Blatchford, Boddie, Bragg, Bray.Bynum, militia of Yancy county to the 15th bri- Carter, Clark, Coor, Daniel, Davenport, eade: Mr. Harris, a bill anthorizfrtiy the Byrum. Davis. Foreman.

Fort. Frink. Fitcran- AelettSominittee vUKan amendmenfvand third reading, or deredSo be engrossed. The bill th corporation of the town of Av ash in tH the bill relative to laying a tax in yScountyformedestructionof.wolvesj ami tiS bilt to authorize thceommissioners rtrnville to sell nart of their town cottfmins, passed theiMhird reading, and! be nn-rhased. xne dim reia- fi- I nninnonlflfinn to tfk live- IKIHC bmoiiiiiwi SecreStry of State and the bill for the betterli-egulalion of the- Superior in passed their third reading, and orderll to be engrossed, ohn OiU liam vgts elected Major of Cavalry ot 18th Brigafe.

Bills and resolutions i presentedt By Mr. ffoke, a resolution in favor of Hon. amealMartin by iMr. Tatham; a bill authorizing the entering of Che linappro-priatej lands acquired from the.Cherokee Indians by Mr. Cansler, a bill to repeal the 6th section of an act concerning the wajdens of the poor of Lincoln county by MiSGuinn i bill amendatory of an act of lastseseion granting certain lands for the uselof the Method ist Epicopal Church af Franklin, Macon county by Mf, Briiv, afbil I to repeaT an ict of 1833, di-i recting the manner in wnicn cousuwes shall beappointed, so far as regards-Cur? rituck county.

Mr.pCittreli; from tleseleet cominitteg on the Convention bill, reported a substitute for the said bill and the queslior0n adopting the substitute in lieu of the original was decided in the affirmative, yeas 68, nays 61. Mr. Outlaw moved to strike out that clause providing for the election of the Governor, of the State by the free white men of the State decided tliA Ql Mr lifAttnotva CimvetionJiaYpei seat of jgoyernment of thistate which Martin, M'Neil, Norcum, Ousby, Perkins, Poin-. rfarper. Harrison, Hill, Houider, Howard, 1 ft.enan,L.ee, iong-, jLvon, AiacKiin, Marateiier.

mattnews, Multen, M'Cleese, M'Lean, M'Pherson. M'Rac- tten, Outlaw, PerryJPotterPotts, Powell, PUffh, Itegister, Roebuck, Sanders, Sloan, Smallwood, Irjnlered, that the bill be printed as 'ljhereoili be' expunged froroHhe.JournaU the house decided in the negative. MoTtddy, Dec. 29. Mr.

Poindexter, feom the judiciary committee, reported against the expediency. of legislating, at 'this, time, on the subject of substituting some other mode pf punishment than pub- cly whipping white persons, as well as against the propriety of establishing, at this time, a Penitentiary irthis State: con- n. in Wthp Hnn.v. Mr Ran nr a Ika Kill tnf (Kn mnun I srer, from the same committee, reported unfavorably on the resolution for provid- tice, that he should, to-morrow, uiove to i w. which'ttie congress oi me u.

tne PUD11C lf'r DKUes wnicn Uh are situated or anv act hv which tK mmlmnm nrice at which trns are now sold shall be reduced, would se- aflect the prosperity of all the old States, and do great injustice to those States by whom they were originally ceded to the Resolved, farther, that the public debt havinsr been extm guished, and the object for which the cession of the respective portions of the public domain by the States which originally held them having thus been accomplished, that distribution of; the public lands. 6r the proceeds thereof, ought to be made jamong tne states of the Union as shall be fnlinhnWrnnoi) (A 'tk L' anil. exnditures incurred by them in sun- i ihb respective sacrifices we. unitea- Btates, or at least in on to their federal nonolation that the Governot be reauested to transmit copies of these resolutions to the Senators and representatives from this State in Congress which resolutions were read, ordered to be printed, and made the order pi tne day lor Wednesday next. Mrr Prink presented a bill for the ap- i lift fl 62: that a and a to to tion of a ner a the a a sCourt of Granville to make i i bill relative to theThan, called to jvork- OH the State RoacFfrom Old Fort in Burke' to- Asheville in Buncombe: a bill for the preservation of the wanner, owmaen, tayior, ine buildings in Buncombe county, and el Wllley' the improvement of the town of Asheville ing, a Dill to incorporate opJarPameiujt Academy in Iredell county; and moved shut the amendment the petition pf Jacob LassiterbffUrml ir 'tmnt.

nn ndolph county, for permission toyerg froi the Legislature,) and the vote ereci gate. Jne nouse navmg taiten up tne trell, recommitted to a select committee of; thirteen, one from each congressional dis- trict, by a vote of 74 to 52: and the fol- lowing members named, as said, jcomrnit- tee: Messrs. Kitrell, Barringer, Weaver, Wauffh, Cotten, Poindexter, Hayw.obdJli Dudley, Pugh: Bragg, Whit- ai- tt a xiw. upwu mcarmcu a icouiuuwi 1 xi A ftl Jfm tha enmn pnmm Upp rnnnrt nnb. I utviTT ui lav iu nuvsicr i ciu icu lie 1 I Ml I I 1 menu an act oi iovj, concernmg wi 1110 motion, of Mrj Manly, ent administration of justice in Carteret rd indefinitely and the bill rela- county laid, on the table.

Mr. Barrin- oin.ro a Montgomery of Orange, on the si bject wrecks, the expenditures on the CanitW and thi nostnon. hesplutlonadoDed. five to lav davs on Frvinff Pan. was also tponetl indefinitely: Tbe fol lowing bills 'thA cil- LuSft ffMF t0 ltder pos oui ueiinini? me outv oi (Jourts nassed tneir secona ana tnira reaaingsjmg vy g.ci wv iui tuo punisiimen: and were ordered to be enerossed Theiofall breaches oi trust) which report was bill to incorporate Mallard Creek ClassiJconcurred in.

Mr. L. A. Gwyn crave no- to prevent obstruct icicuuo 1 me year' kooo tun 'cd in the afetmaOve'; thl bill to incorporate SprinVate AcadllheOth ule order. Mr.

Daniel ordered to epy in eampspnbunty committee of claims, reported a 4 msfM in ofry Sloan. ,1 "eanesdy, Dc 24NM rOu inn, from the Adj. Genl. pd2oxmai4he Jtfn.jHenijestethe the committee or, propositions ahi-crriev- to: altertbe time as the opinion of I'anicesC 'reported against lefrislatinV nh th4 Court of Buncombe and Yatfcv the nm Assembly, that an hr.t hv I "JPFyW' U1" "'f -K lown Hi ii' W.IWU mt" Leachvijle Beaufort iThe; eor grossed bill to build a court house in Pas- rejected on its second moyea 10 taice UP his resolution for adjourning the two houses sine die on the 27th inst rejectedv! ycas 49, nays 59. I 1 ru roaqfom fiipcoin- IvVI ur T' Vcfclucu.

presented, i Mr. Harfly, a bill ivhw concerning me passage ol tabhsh the Bank of the State ol "'V fisn up Neose river, Brices creek, and JTfent fiver bylMr. Tatham albill sup Pmental to an act of-, last Session to nu- i i Pjoe tne road irom tbe Tukasegee I i Micjveorgia Saturday Dec. 27. Mr.

W. Jonesfas the opinion of this General Assembly, read the second time whereupon Mr. Wyche ofiered an amend. to prevent the Bank, from and 1 at 1Q4S Soon a ifotea orbilla under the denomination of ffive dollars if not v. vma.uuuci agreed to, ayes 19, noes 4i the bill wm tkAti rrt a tKirl iim.

J.rwl W-e Jaw Messrtf M'Queehf Caldwell, Haw Kins mr.4: i pointed on the part of tU Senate, to com i -poaej: the ob the Governor message from; the house of commons. '4 1 after! iitw bV IVIf. McUeese. a bill tO nrpventlnf Mark Rill? rrl ui? ujjiuiuu, enaijtnoi oe incompatible with the public interest,) the, instructions which beentransmitted, from time to time, since thr4th of July, 1831; to the representatives of the United States at the government of Prance, relating to the the treaty, which was signed that day. between the (Jnited States and France and also the.

correspondence which has passed at Washington or nt Parisbetween, the. two governments respecting the execution of the said treaty.) Th4 Vice president laid, before he Se nate aimemoriat frprai the territorial G(-vernratent of Michigan, tetatiye to the introduction of that territory into the Union1: reierrea 10 me judiciary committee. Mr. from the committee on Agr riculture, toTwhom the subiect had been iciciicu, repuneu' a oiu autnorizing ioe; sale the Lion andtwo. tlorses, presehV ed to pdr Consul at Xangiers, by the Emperor of MorOCCO.

fo the House, the following resolntiotj; submitted yesterday by. Mr. Bynum of Nort was agreed to Resolved, that the Secretary of Wafbe. Instructed to lay before this House, a report of the pro gress ot oinereni woras oi internal. lm provements now 'carried on by the General Government in the State of North Carolina, and the amount of appropriations expended in tbe prosecution ol the same.

101 vvaice, presenteu a resolution in tavor ordered to be 'I he bill to re- ii. read the; second and thM timesj land or. sage was received from the in relatibh.to.providinga rbomib'r the sessioa Commons, of MeWra. FlemiHMarstci ler, Graham, Havwood. and Houltlpr on vne pan of the senate, oi Messrs.

M'Qaeen. Caldwell. Hawkins. Wvrh and Arrinirton. The bll concemin ine in Black river, wm read n1 rip tt'on of Jpeptine the county court of Tytrcll fa Mkm repeal 4e act of sl al passage.oi nsn un j.

ryinjg.1 1 ran in i vrreii ennnttr hir umi.m a TU t0 authorize the appointment of two I jine 11 10 repeat an act of 1325, res mt -i 0" and .1.,.. On mminn h-tV un moupn ol A iresoltn wasj Christmas a day mg resolution was agreed to i "i lyuuw i "lsuua. a uay ooserved, by Chris it tterefore. Resolved. w-.

message be aeatift -Senate .1 I a 'rr'r prunsune name oi ivth: 'Irp' -v crosseaxgro rrm nmaTaii ivJ wifehS? commis- CUnton. 'ha oe riTT 4.