North Carolina Newspapers

v. -a I 1 I K I V , Ull I J YfiR . on r Year n I'Kli Year - tE 41 H KKkl ' t.iii;si:ntim:i.. i; 1 1 or aim i.u i i i-. t ;,. ... ill inserted in tin. It u-l Uloll'll I 7 tut .if . .it) 4 HI i .,, ii'iiii d rat' cwrrf miiMf with t sbo .fcurt. dlwrUvmpnU iiiMrttxl fj week for ZUOllU.ES HEY! THR WATEUti Tin' Prince ul' Wales haa been ill of tyjrti-'i't fc.er. the diseane ol which hi fill" r. I'nm-r Albert died. The i-mnnU Ott-i Mr -v.it-i have In t n iliM iioshi tin tfUtlM-- 1" tilt' killiTtliHH if the IVilM'r thou die. lb-has sol veil them all h jjclti: wt'h Next to the i IncHs of the primT ilif Knlish papers jiave ciercised tlirhi" the t nt.l i ti tc declarations nf S:r 1 : I i lk- trt I he working men of N- Ct-Jh looking tn a republican ft.rm 1 I 'vrnimiiil for old Knejaml. At i ,-. '-n( meet in a1 in Sheffield. Mr H fjnil. 'ih delivered otic of It'tH.Mnm ffiHll I) Inl no for "i ilcni' I tli.' I'. in vi r i i,i.r- i--h! iiiil;ii'I. timl tin- ( J'N i-t i .l II. I M-rf ritif-l. )l (ii i t l' ill i I icntc in f:i wr o M' "I W :i !'!, jf vh"jn he --j k u r,- ti HH- Id- tuliiiiltnl tltiit .p .- hhv ii"t ct w--rrt il fur ,i n- Hi,- lliniih he hopvl to livr to hike Hiir, liut he itthl liin IVirnU wi n . jrt in determinr-i t U -it tin Prince nf Wulr iliotil-i m-vi-f ruh'. Mr. l'.rn'l!tui,'h pro K)!M"1 thiii ii Coimi il of Ilccniy, form- ftlof the I.or.i Chrttirri!.. of tho SMtrrMr courts, l c,! uhich trituuiHl. he '.' two jlltl'S u. I) - Hiinint lM-licvcl, WM.lhl r ".LMfiii'l the conli-li-ncc of t he count ry . fttitl lioi,M Ik- roiiiiosi-l of the tkle.sl in (U !.;!. T'ic sp- ikcr. who wawcnthu thftrrd! ch',rrf''t, thnnk'! Mr. !laiintone 'frrr'qti.iiino' .it (Jreetiw ich I'nmi liis tin (juestion1il' Imol that 'rat ailVerti--BenU hi) greatly heljil the svile of the Ttr- ' o i ti'i s hI r .in'e to our people who mi: in in- on in uioitai h) uinlcr tirtint IT ol.len. Tin I'olt'iw iii are (he resolutiorVi to fe pi ', ',m . ;i( tin- Liberal ( 'oiiferenrt' on tlie li-lonnof ihr M.'Hne of L-iftU, uhich is i'hitr l to he Im-M at llirininhani i -arly in Ueeenihi-r. Tliev liuve I teen einhKfiied ill ii cit nl;ir' -cut oiil to all the -Jjheral Dntnl'i i - ! r.ii li.aineHt, a;nl leatJi.r.s ol the p,rt tti 'il;li' lit t!i.- kin'-loni 1st - Tin! I -lit-. priiiriplr in lriBla- it llr;tlKT ill'llH S H iH- l,i il n.T pntrinti'iii in iimI, sillrr il ronl'rli 11 l, h nllyllt to U' . ,nt ntiitiirs of tin' ,i Irrr rountri tin' ill ,t nil ,i,t ions of ir'v il"!ii n. ll ..l:v l Ii itn-v tinintt- i fniirent liin-f resi iw ,. i plan -h-(TIM- , m. r;, ,i r -irll "iji, .1 .." llir polirv of the stiltr, t with :i pi.i nt itivi rh rt.-.l I thr H'oplr . !il,, thnt ollir i'.I l.r lootril in this nation In titutiomil rll'irt to that ilrrisii.n. ',1 Tint no ri;;ht to Irijiklntc Nil tin' affairs on l- iniiinn rinrrlit to 1m- ooiifrmM iii con fx (Ui n. . of thr profrKBioii of any IhinloK ii'.il "piuioin, or of onnncclion with any fri Irsiiitiral rstahliiliment : anil, there fore, thr Ii isl.itivr power of the bishop of ihr F.M,-:Hh i hinrli should he almllph "I I'll That a rninmittre be appointid 1 i lrr by what means the foregoing resolutions may lie carried into effect. TUK UWHT OF PETITION. The n'lu of petition in sucreil loAiner fan eiti,eii!i. Il lie at Uie very founda tion of free government. This riifht has recently been flagrantly disrranled by the kuklui lcadeni in the Hilture t Nortll Carolina. It lias lxeu proven that four metnWrs of that bii'ly are menilKrs of the Invisible Em pire; that one of tl.eic waa met on his y io. uiimu.il niurtef ; hi ti n be lieved that a majority of the democratic nienilnTs of th .t b i.iy Im Ioik; to thiadan geroiw order. Tlie p'rople of North Car "hiia. aim., in to p iie their leg islaturi' ol Ih.ne bad rh.-irarii'r have recently held niwiinya deuian'litig their expulsion, and hiive sent thi- pnaerdings of theae meet nirs by way of petition to that body. They have Iwi-n duly pnatsnted, and the democratic nietulMrs have voted to reject them. They have refuaed even to consider them. Tlie Httion should have been iccta vet They abonld then haire been fpferrml to a committee for ccmaiileration ,i, inveatiaration. If the charg that members of the lxdy bclnnned t" this Ww ofiteT tnfii .f oiiTTb hi pufeanil- "I. the n-rM.rt nf th iwrnmittMl would d'mta; "it,,, Il II... I'liirui had T turned out tn be truu, who .will mj the peile.1. ' "o.'" e "rfiote rtimg was mo'tnered. Srnne men love darkneu rather than MKhr, lHwatiae their dreils are evil." If here are no iMikluv in thi and olhur leiV j1 " bids! Aha, iltmiMTilir qiiiqiImib i. ne mini shrink Iroui inveuiga- The Imvtj is from Holden's papi-r, "rants orin at Wsj-hili'-ton. It IS a 1 Mse as, llol.l.-n. Jio petition has been P"-utcl to the legialature. Pool and Holdeo are said to have concocted reao-"lU-ma in Washington and aent thenisto tt city, and from here ihry were sent to "mwwua ignorant white and debased . . . . . . .1 w Mow' W b cfK-Iomd and tent toM t.n' It'LiNluMin' ' jV itf'Mil" rs char-cl h thee :d- I'o-d lesoltition with n.Mi.i.-r and . . un united tHl challenged tUuiJUuVlthMH to Ul proof III tl Ti.- n. II. n- e th.: WxJifclls- wcte f-a.j 'I-'' I1HL.MI , M It h l-r..;' h i , mt; in ! IIH'lll 1 M TV II tl,. , (i;r- int. I'.H.I. II.. I kn ..vl, -f 'A I.- Ml ill l f t - - lin l Ihtii rai.r. I l.i n, . tin- nrit.Mii ..I t!,.-v' n h,,Iii , I. ii, ( allwi I!. IMiilliiM an.l II,. rH.lu nls ,,f Ii,,- mt,. vintiin. Iiavr Iwfli M "!. I'1,U, il ,.n, I M.'Ul.l I'ihI iliir.- h. .1 iimki-sm li rliarpn iln-m. m-lve (li.Miimt nu-inlxT, lnt an' mllinj; lo liave it (l'ine, thri)iij;li jjriics juui liw.r M-Ife '"Tlii iKTjurcil fugitive fnni iiisiiri iti it. ... i. linnn in H'akliniion if our iiiciiiIkts of I conrcis ilo nut h,.w iiiin up in liU trnr cnlore on thr ll.inr nf tin- h.iii, fr.irn llicir i'liiviitv.1 m Hi til in tli.-v run sv.-.ik to tlx Mtiiin. It mil not iln l'.r tln-ni to nv Hnl, In: is a -rjiin:.l fugitive fruin j imt.ii ' mill Im'Iiiw riiiltrlnpt. Hbsi- as hi- i, hr tltr orrjri.ii iin.i mouth M'iu-e of thr .ir ilrnt mill hin partr. I.i I I l,r nal mil In ! G nuit' iiKimist i throut-li N ti I'aroliua rrprcwnlHtivrrt in ri.nris ii nn ns f'KvT.v i .. I'hr Tl ll,ht il tln , s :l h,ir,l 11 inter on rl 111) III ,K. Their piirlril.v of it v.h,it.ul ll.ii.l. I, I l,r is iw, I Hll itmicptntMttfmaa-'-m 'will. pift-; in Nt'w Yoi k in M iv, ,1 I.. uN tiehl ami (...vetmr ItV.eh will liahttnl winter A rrpt.Mu hi ippropriati l twcnt live milhi larn in s.t uie hon.i Ii ir rai Ii frj.VO'MI.OlMI ih.l Tiol in ,k-' Ift't-'.llll entv ' mile- n r.ti I mat t. The uh-ik w t- I. ,i :M 1 1 U' crimiii.tl pMuiheij The h nn. rat: in Nw Yoik hae uni Cniupln) r ('onntl ithir.l time, ;oi. In- now in jail. At -t ' v no i o.i. I in tin- I nil. States pet illation ;ni. t'i ni l . heinl of, htit n.il.o.ly piiniln-.l. It is n..t cm ii i n.iin t-I h rrpiii.liciiiih -r, pt in 'he Mil -te i ot New York, uini there only r:iiHi .l.c ;iU are t!ie guilty parties. A ire i is thief is lct t - - 1 in tiai;liii !o rjeiy ami mhl Ui t he state t rea?siii , hin hull wim rt'iitic 1 from one ihoibiml to three huniircil dollars the mtiit rate in .k;n tlx- r-'.lui tion th:it the tin. t mioht (-wmm- upon u mii :ll l-iiil I'oinl. Haro! time, iinltnil. If any imhefl! roue hat) h.el a harl tune, hi?- name ant ln ptinihliment Icin escape. 1 1 1 h ,. NOT PAY THE I'ULMiCi; Tlie colored meiHber, I in I lev , I ruin Craven, intnulureil in the hoije on Mon lay a resolution to repeal !h' restnution of ill'- last ftesmon in fiivor of tlie puhhe printer. Thr treaeiiirur rel'iiHfil to pa tin printer at the last WKsion, aliein lli I there was not money to pay all the V m a ml ti upon t he treasury , nl In: wouhl n'" iliw ritnin;ite in tavor of one cn-dilor a ;aiiHt ajmt her. Hence the resolut ion wa p.uifwcl, eompelline; ihe treasurer to pay the slate primer not lo i ce.l 700 per week That amount was never paid nor lemuul n. Dranken HYmlernon, the uuditoror, as a memher of the leilnture -no-eHU I Hell' lei ami ihe w;ilkin t mtj'-hii. hs n fiim-il toamlit the printr'-i aecoui.t-, iinl i.'j nxiiirv Iiuh heen ilrawn lor puUlu: piiwt inHinee the 17th thiv of S pti inler. Tin puhiir printer -.t not uvtiih-il hinirsetf rif the reHoItititui in hin favor, compelling thf treasurer to my for work hy tli' week, at him heen ict:f. Me lutein! to watt unt.it the commit!. H- reports upon t'he puhln printing. The rtolutiun, as uo are in formcl, ilnl mt oriiimte wi:h Dudley hut with certain white walawax no? iiicinlKri of the legislature. Thk i.atkt :nfoniiitini from the doomed city nf the lake U the follow int; abortive attempt U stir up the world to tears. The Mick ' i a correaponileiit ot one of th- Columbia (S. C.) paers, und trom his huge tfrief and Unal failure, must have had sad experience at the eon flngratmns of Columbia and Charleston : I maid not help trying to wrltt i ditiy. duly for I s so stirred i-,i bv sorrow s pity. When I saw Uie h- le hnnit Uiro' tills rity ; Aud bid seen Ue cow ami hernillk drank, 0I1 ' ) lust kick d over the lamu Uiat tint the farn, That hi. nt the cily of Chi rs pi, oh ! nh ! And if 1 bad m n- ilrength, I wnle inori-, i h' ..h' oh ' If J011 aunt airy more- roine oil and Irani, oh ! oh ' For conclude l en t this piti'ul yarn, nh,' oh ! oh ! ' A frealiet of team here laves out l lines, and leaves the correspondeni standing disconsolate amid the ruins of Chicago, like " Hannah Ball." of old amid the ruins of (rthago. " If had drank of the milk of the same cow lie fore !" Kjrhitnyt. Thh Olukst Pa-viu TheothrHay in g'n K Joseph Bradley (W Jfa-)-ho Im4 j"l completed hi niisty i!it J: anu it one 01 me unicat coiuMiior 01 ,1 wi,r.-ld.49BiH wik at tiV" w and for speed and correct neat can still put to blush many of the younger devils, who are one half century his ju'niom. ;"-i-" " :r r r i . Senator Trumbull sustains" Governor Palmer in his attempt to vindicate the law iu ( Imago He anva: "Altliougn i'vctii siiimt la ieillairaioy v.,s,.u- lar. his action will make the government a Washington cry a halt in this whoh aale sys e 11 of invading states and sus pending their laws " Thh average velocity of meteor is now calculated by astroootDera to be. forty miles a second. There would be no. use murv a px.ni,". 1 ii, for g WoW if ghoul d itaiiT in the way. I'.i icisl.it tire of Noi iteCaruIiuiii. m .n i r. J 1 I , U 1 , 1 1 , I h. "J. 1 ill. The senate met at In o'rloek, Mr. Tr. I'l 1,1 All, II Ul t!u ii;ir -the piiiTrtisror VAlMdaV mail au.l a;.,..,.;.,! ' 1 , Mi,. i. ,,i ,, Mi Murphy, have ol all s ,. i- 'Biuio to fMhsi.-t i'roy uU M..1.I.H I,. M lt M i .iinui v nil ro.iui i d a loll to ii,. j,r , v il "I i limn lix i vi- siitlniri , ,r I .4 ,i 111 ui-l. Ul in all riiCt ttilii" In il , . , ii ti 1 1 1 , mi'i's. Keterre.l. Mr Fi , ii k, a hill lo repeal an act pro . ,1, i; 1,-r i oiiiiuisslulH is to iMablish I'n , I; vrii line Itrl wern Her I lor,! al.d .North ainptnn Ilrferrrd. . Mr t.ii, u mi pn-ai'iiteil a menioriii!, m eoinpauit d by a bill to uuieud thr i huru-r ot tlie town of Kernersville. 1'rohitrU the sale of spirituous iiijuois wilhi Uiree riilrt ot that un r.w ferred. Mr. Konnms, ofDavhlsoo, introduced a bill the more accurately to define the di vision line between Itandolph and liavid win coiintk. i'laied on, calendar The resolution in favor of J no. L Wood, sheritf of 1'asquoUjik, waa titken up on second reading. Mr hKISNKK moved to lay on thetable. Sheriff V.Kd having settied vtith the tlr'lslirer. The resolution to adjourn nine ,i on Ihr 'Jill h nisi., w at put upon lis se, ,inl f'"l'"g- Mi liobbi ,,f Hlividsoll moved to P' I pom one w n-k Mr Itonm i it liow an mo aili' inl l. p.i polling; t wpt k--. Ml JuNK-H WHi opp.- .l hi u i poiiuuitiiL Mu Ha 11 M:l . lli 1 1 d I" l" l" i olkm' Up y It. Ir. n ii a M , (t Orange v i- lor oi k iiiL' hitiJ Mini Hthoiinm.'U w h'ii ihe work v a- i "inpl'-.leil I h- liiov . .( t.. i ty 1 !,f 1 i I lie motion t -e ailed lo , tpone I lo re 'lul 11 udi Mil. I public ih uinclit - M ItJllW I" ,ip m motion of Mr. ... tin m p.- p"iic n!l M.itd.i ul 1,' . "ct. Tin- lot. Union leh-i j-j i t he i the arri( ot a iti.en of the tai :!iry ohViid- trom S-utli I'm i he A 1 1 oi ii. y l m in-r.ll . tti'ii p k. ii 1 1 o by : I (o I. iloy roilli-4'l to trsl thr sj.uir, mis put up.in its sc. .Ml liKMlvvt, of Orali iltnrnd by liringio .'ith' thr resolution tin' arirsl .,t U .1,11 ot III d ir.l I, nr . 111,'lrd t,, "I" "' it t III Mil, .en Ulldrr like rirruillliillf , s M r. On aii iii's ii 1 1 ii -ii . ! 1 1 1 t n .is.i The ipii-l! ,11 ls Ulli d on tin lion ol the rrsoltltloli .is :i,ll, II I'd Mr Hii,,.iii,-.N l hoiifdit t his u l:tr' hrr I hall thr lr;s; 1 1 Hi; , id :l go oiidrr the I'nliuceliieiil. art nt i Ml . J, A i... did liol, Ihll.k I hief 'l I will t. .oiL'Irss .lust in I'toise ivi'iild i, r.ird it us ridit o'-.lis in ;t , ili., Il t. trt lo n rit ol A,i"e.o r'nn the h'gal.ly ol ios HI lest. Mr. Mom. in. ii. r,u,l this nuiitrr had 1,1., , i lull. di-.i iissrd ihr uttii i day, und he roll, d Ihr pr. i",i- .'H si. on. Tin reM.!ll!-..., e. il,oOil--d, lllrtl ptissi'd its second re.lllM. On mon. i, .,( Mr l.r, I, ,i,i, .,1 I, 014, , the resolution vi .is put i.;,,u its thud lending. Mr li t.s ,,l,ir. :e. I.. 11- p , -.no-Mr Lol K llloM'd to slllkr out 11, r plo SIOII l-i authorizing the ;ilt,,rn, v griin.il ,0 a, 1.1 i ti mul i '.,uii-cl III mu luliueiit was adopted, and tin ii p.isaed its third r.-ading. ,ol ,.,il of Mr (tiahaln the lesolutioli 'i-iiiitled to the house. ! 1 , int r, dtu i d a bill lo nut horint 1,1 lit of I osS v In ri' tin slnttiisii .11, ". :iH I.i the 1'. h. courts. Ke d. .Mi I iiiiiny introdm d ; in, nioruil l.tll, I Hll ,,Ul! The :l."l 1 - . . mi 1111 1 ;l, , 1 ion ot u as pAl d rl 1' 1- tn ifara to the n be: u ' en 'miii pvn and Nt w llo rri.TMLr 'T',' ii-eif wTiTi nnd" n f - r LiNNKV reporti d !( in 1 1 . e OJ, .1.- 'SM'il b.JIs. The bi I to pio id I'oi thr 0 it rears nf ,.i i h h.i I ii ; J upon Us -mimpiuI reading. A MjhsLMUlc Uii- i-tV" 1. d (loin tin com llllMee to whom the bill with re.'erred, ill eluding in ith operation the yi-iir I Kill, nnd providing that nothing then in '-ohtitineil should Im o otis.1 rued it t o ml ( 1 1, re w I i h ifie present n ijuiiementr. of hiw in repaid to hIk r!tl settling with the public trit irer. v Mr. fiii.wi m, of Oraiioe, thought the bill just to shi-riT-. and ta collecioih who li.td promptly JM ttletl with theMfttc. The money was due onlylo tin m. Mi Hsnt. Mi Hi-nv aKd HoUIMM, of a vidwm, com urred with Vr. (ii4ham. The ftuhrtllltlte of the colnUilttee HHi iditpteil.i Mr. HK'M.iikn moiel to extend itn (ro , vissioRK w, Hh to ilicltldi' tow U ttrid ( Hlei as well as eoiintiea. Adopted. j The bill ah amended iheii M.-ted. The bill to evtend the pro.iMona of the ict crx-utiiitf a nuchanif and lalorer" lieu law, parsed its second reading. Also bh.e hill to authori the c.niHii iioners of fer-jmrnam county to itwue tKnda. The bill lo define ttroli, tablet! 4n Hi wcrmf rentlirtir, hetnimHee report ing it tinconntitutiooal. The bill to amend title- 19, chap. 2, sec. t,y. of the code of civil procedure, jsed it tMHmd reading. On motion of Mr. tialim, ot Oranie, dl bill, in reanl to ll, public debt, ,vcw M:F.ned ..iid made th" iieeiAl or icr tor Wediiivhiy next. The bill concerning- joint cintrcU pasm-d it?! R-..ud reading. Makes it 'unpeteijt to kih tmor all of the co part iR-r . 1 . Thv tiitl to mihW tnirr nr of frtnm from tllec.-uru of eiiity to the uMi-ior court do ket, wa put upon jta wcorid h'adiiji;. ... ... - Mr. V;rHaji, of Alamnc explained j .-. i mi in... i.:n ,iie ol)ecl or tlie dim. j i ne uiu piont Ifarisfcr Mr Nf9 fTrei4 tJnrbit. but uljeetcd V'ft !"l-''"rf 7M"r """" , Mr, Liu.MH uaWwUWl iiiJiMUaa bill. Mr. G ft ah iM,, of (re. thouKl t the constitution Horided for the tinnier, and t be object of Ue a-1 wan ro rely U de- 4fe 4vwi t4 mU llt jf ft4.ti fiirm- It waa the duU w the tleik to make the tranah-f witbtut fw. Mr. Jositft coucurr-fd with Mr. ir-ih im, of Orange, iu regard to th constitution! requirement, tnit thought the machinery ww left to the legislature. Me thought bef.eot $1 u little enough for jiie extra labor. Ttte ameodfuetit of thcmii.ittee f the judw Ury, W strike out the fets waa adopted, and the bill then naaaed. A uj;eaK4' received frr-n the house trttnamHiing tuadrj' ergnrn U bills, wbicb were appropriately lijoseu ii. RALtl(ilU.a, HBXESDAl.DEfElE'R-d, M. . The. bdjjjj rniru lu. uoaaa iu.i, Contested mils Mas tiut tiimn iu r:l reading 311. t.tTW KLV t piaiued thw Mfft trf tliv bill tiib. tllrripnrvUtii4t4 p(..tmd tf !' eofitr-ntrii UIb Hi vxmm. wlu;' thi uiof reuouueitt i w here no eim utor I liimrd I he bill pa-d itf mi tnii reading mutton Hii-H. thx- ?nunmrtt lull to lllCttrMTatt the b.-ftik of ' nHeil WH.H pilt Upol, ,ts l;l.vv;, ;, Jti. U' iited al aim v i.lt and to Ik- l 1. d th Chh.H Hank.' w i ; h t . ,tpn :t' ,, i-ext-i,i f ,,'i,inni. in shfeol f iMvM h J The hlli p.tfUMd It filial n iilit Mr Ai.i.t.N into.dii. . d i biil t.. t l,ai ye the ti ne .-f hold,nu tt. v. t J cunt .1 the third judicial uwltiet Heiernd. On ne'iion nf ( Mauuev. 1 1n ln'l to "VQ. dlpoiati' tl,,- Mount J'teiLsHut K male Stiuitiary, oi ibirri.s . oiinty. w jw taken uf fid pa-vtei. it itTit. reading's.. The hilt V conrtolidHte the I'Uiitero' lts-iiroad Citmpany and the W 'iliiimton t: OtiA) Hailroad Company, pa.tM.-d itn --oiid reading The bill to incut porate the Border U K Co., amended by Mr. Moreheud, pua'd iu coiul nMtding. I'he reiwtlutitm for the it lief of .his. Pointer, lale du ritf of I'erHl, wu tabled, -'i -i in ral Uw of rejicf having Im-cii - ' ' Ir. Cm MkK intitHliieed a biH t.rrejea! - h ip. of pubjic hiWM of Mt( '?( U jh iit priM'iif law of taking di Mne ti tun and leiUfUite; ihe burner ! I'lac a -Ii c,ih lidul . Ho joint rertolulion a-kin the opinion of (lit- attoiney'teneral :o to the power ot the lil.Sf I m nil a.M uibly m the matter o re iu.!;. t he tnle. wax laid on the talt wi-r t the le:ilrit uie lieilie; evi I' ll pn"ith-nt atuioiiiKi i III I r l'( tuti-l . ! I 1 the follow inu '''HA Vters 1 'Jti to ;l. 1 1.1 Th. a as n 1,111 ,'4 I, 1! H ,h lol'-.ino report wa.s adopted oluii.ulee ot iin. !, 1 1 lire to w honi (ellid the atldn ttlld cominuilica d ('."ii. Mai hew K Maury, resHct Liu iiional Meteorolomcal tbser . and leports on crops, hnv in the vul-jt'ct matter that con-iderit ir.tli w.ii eminently due the dip In d Lcntleinan trom whom it orii n ited, do ei eordially'eudorHi mid up 'ie ot ihir proii-iiioi of Com iVamv i'i I iu .ii-1 iiinl i t iiH-ratioti w ith hi h-i i d i'-ce -1 1 j iii- nd the adoption if 'ne f. tiiow joiin n .oiutiont by the feti entl as- end . .iisn. The central assembly of .V'liii ( aioiitia lias in-eei.ed with reat I ile.i-, ui and .satisfaction, the addn-a.s and ol, mu hiiatlomi of Cunniodore Mai hew l' M -t u r . i' sp.1 tin' International M' too in!' .h :tl nliri j vale us Htld o poi i ol cr'p. a d having ;,'ini I he -.i.t.. t in:. - tt;lH the i Kliild. lulli-n 11 11 1 i Hi I due til. lUtino uihlii.d iu-i.ll il Msvtcu't', Iroui wle n. it onuiitated . lit o '.. co. liy ihe general i;s-w utitU of North Carolm.. that wc co?diaH d'T-ic ,-iiid approve ot the propnitioiia id Ci-m M;iury, and uak leave tiewt np-c-' hillv ro rtcoinmend them x. th.' attei tion e i vi ii r tttoi and nppr".,l. .d the inn t;ii: ( tie- doled l-r'f .', it filth.. L.'i'-f l"h. I t.ur gi It l.lde and It. n ill. due ! ' oiiiuiclo Mttlht-w K, M.UIU tot hi- i mill nl .: d . li.ii. '.-I. -I.d Uhoin, p. v, . n.e. b. w hh II le h is sn r. at l b- to III d tl.i itunntene ol Ins tmn i.iniiln oi l that - I ihe world, and menlid the tnh- of a nib lie bemd u toi Hr it , .V 'r - 1 hill a copy of li e e . ..!U IOU. I U i - i;l Ii d to our s h .. and rcpri-eiiui iv- m oiign-s, with 1 i .le.t ttlHt the prest nl them lo iln . on gn ss of the dnted Stales, and Ihal a' ", a so be tinnsiniite.l Coin. Maury. I h i al nd ir b. ing exhausted, tin in- lion nf Mr. Ilca-hj, the mm.iI. adjourned. not m; oi ui.i'kii:n i n i - S w . tin w 1 1. c in; i I to nb i al I h '--'iii Ii i I! Use --tlh I'r.iycr by I lev. M ( ill. i lli .loun cad and ij pt. Mr Cow. II. fr- f .-mu. nt. c i-ros d bid- . Mi Uobni-oii. hotn il bl.b. Ml ItohlM-OU, eommMli ni;n th Withers, tiom the ler. from inhuiitl'- couimiih e on enrnthnciit . Mr Imidiui j cntctnitlce on judiciarv , Mr. from the judieihtv , Mr. A -he, cmiuiottce nn ttn oiee ; r Mai the loiuiniitei- nn cot pni at ions, I n-poi r-i I iniu t heir resjM ctive My Mr. Voik: A o-olutiotrins-1 uc1 ing the committee on eniistliutional n-torm to n port a bid sinking trom l he ia'e con -tit'ition all claurVti re.tiiriiig 1 he ern i nn ..f a nitontnry ; phu ed "n calendar B Mr. J'owell : A resolution in favor of T M Abnons ; relern-il By Mr. llou-ion A n-f -iuttnu iu n garil to artificial limit; placed on ( al endar Kv Mr. Oullick ' A bill to chart, r tin tow n of Julias, (latoti county ; n-fern d Hy Mr. M 'au'e, A bill to amend ai ti le 4, KlHte coii-vtibition ; r fened. By Mr. Womaek A bill to anb nd the act in relttoii to prai lings in criminal, eaaen ; n'fifrml. By Mr. Tucker, of I re .Ml A bill tn aniaml chapter 1--9, laws of 170 7I ; re By Sir. Jonea, ol Caldwell A lull to amend the act incorporatm-. ihe Abbeville , ji4 Virginia H K. ; reterted. j The bill in favor of the sln-ntT of Cam-u c)unty waa taken up. t Allows htm to collect arrears of taxes The bill wa read and n-tsnvd its third reading. Oty motion of Mr Dunham, th- ruh mv.rv. tuwpvnd."d u) le lull b ameil the law of eviJ'iK wan taken up ( The bill repeals the act to declare the, law of evi (tence in terrata i aw, mtttted tjj ?mlri" Marr b, ami re enact fhc arto improve the law f evidence, ml died March V&. ,tlJ8. fM m it .relate U cciinifl pmr trdiligsf i Til bill was real and (wtmwl it several The aenate bill yicernine the juri.wd.tv tmn ,of . , mrifarxp: was, ,tkn dW' its acont reading. v dc U tiie eimiumatiofi of nutrneii womwi out of the ..nte. A:c was ukeu up and jiHsacd it, mom l rifadiug. Ti k-f-n.it e lull to in. orp--at. the Ex e 'iii w 4teek9Tmtt"A ttrtrn-hvrr Scwlwra. w;i tak-n up and pushed iU scverrvi Tea llllgl. The -vButelnH to change the time of hoMtng coiirta in Alamam-e county, wfa taken up and pasw. iu evenl reading. (AfiefJan. 11, 1H72, the uprior cmjiU of this county shall 1 held on thd d Monday U-t. .re the lafc Mortdaj of Man-h atid tSepleinU-r of each year.) The bill to incorporate the Educational k Loan Aftfwintto of North Cwroliu was taJton up and passed its tevoml rewd ings. ' f The bill reulalir-g the time of deliver- : und imuwMh 1 it m'tw. rnidimit The hill u aubamz4 th ettv of Wil mmgtn U tupd the debt antf bwtic boiuia. as taken uj and passed it soi:ojvd red ig by r.ite trf yean SO, nay 2 tu luotioa a( Mr: fVuk' Mnmn. With ei and Jnnen, of Caldwell, were excused fmm th Jlall in order W aUend U t t-Tiijf of ft rtttnnuttee Thr innate bill eomnniin the probate l deoU ami the pri tv evimin ition ot marritsl women out of the atate was taken up and pawteti it. thinl readini; I'he mvnute bill eoneeniin the juriMdie iiou of i:p-r'or court! M taken up ami piAM-d iu third n-atliu A meHAot ;h nn eived fiom the Renate com urrin in i he 1-otir i.-v. liilion rni-in a Joint w leet committee fo remodle the naUiriftl. riim;reHhional nnd judicial th, tne-v 1 ui -j.p-H-fiou the ininibTof the house and a-kinjf the eoiicuntvice f the lioa, iu nn aiiHfid.ieiit e..mioinj the commiitee of one wimlor IV..ih cacti eon u'Tiiwlonal distrct and two uu inlH-nt oj ;he house, fmm en- h of nti.l diitricU t n motion of Mr. Dunham ihe houe con eu r.il in i he senate amendment. The rewhifion tntnicUnjr the commit ire on eoiiKfft ut tonal refnim to report a biH ttnkmi; from the !ate conatitution nil c'Hiisew protiin.iu the cotimlctton of the (M-tiiLeniiitry wj taken ftp. Mr. S art mi moved to lay it- on the able , eai rii d The chmt here nnnounced th.it thecal etlditr w H- i h.illstitl On nioi ion t he M 'ti-m then adinurned. HKN TF.. Mi'M-n. lKv. 4, IS71. The seuate met'at 1 o'clo. k, 1' e.ideiit W.trien m-the chair. l'oiver Us ftcv Mr. AlkinmMi of the .Ml r i l.MIo 1 m( l."Mltlt el a hill lo leju '.il. p: ot-. cdiiiL;s in writs of luaiiwialiiUH U.f thd lo indiciarv couiiniiiw Mi. flonniNs, of lavidoii, iuirodueetl a bill to re enacl -. ft. chap ri-vined i.nb- j To aiithr:e r4 H u tcr nf the su ptcme t null to t olHriet lor 1 tic ptiUtlllg (it ihe reooilc. i It It rred .Mi. Cii. mi a introduced a bill to amend the i hiitierof the Northwestern Kadroad "inpauv , l Provider, for the can, ellatioii I lill l.iol'TMge-, bonds. A-' lie fern d lo coiitiutlt-e on internal improvi meiit" M C tii Kit also ini tod need a bill to pro i h fm ilie eM.thJihmcm of a board ot iinuiii;j'atioa, i tin mi u staled that he int rmluced th:i lull al the n i uwl of a Iriend ot Ihe oioi(..rti'd measure, that il Will not of his p'c n or draft mg, though be id it ; -ontain a pi m iniieh disensaed, tiicd t i Ih a iroott bill it ind mi;ht lie ee.nider. d iii eon hoc tion with o i i i t; i' p r o p. Aii t i i nut j ICtft.'fmi to com uiitlta- ou immigrate m, Mr. Lovk introducied a resolution of in piiry into the delay iu the printing of the public lawn during the paat four ywira Adopte.!. ( , . -,' TSr kwvc ifs.c.i' .f nitoTw.AJatU i d Moore was extended. cai.ma. If. ii j- bi!l to repeal chapter '27. laws d Isiii'j 7d, waMpnt tixin it second read .no I'he hill propone-, to aholidi the pn siut mode of tiik ing deposit i uis and to r--i-ue iln law as now contained in the .. tisid code. The bill pamttil iu second leading. Th" senate lull for the jreneral relief of h i ll- u i tix -ot e o The bill bi . i h -I .elh coi e mi of ,u it a i, (. 1hi . i ihu yearn lls'l'.f 7n and '71. w -is taken up -n its thud reading. Mr in.MKK priMsed to amend by in i ludi )' the year I HH, The state wits not -1 . ri sti d in this matler , and when si,- rdl- were lenient to the people and l H Mr pi I v sft r tt-i 1 w it It the state, they dioitid be peiinitted to collect the money iue I In m Mr Of.imohin ted to the bill. It might i. h-.rd on sheriff- to refuse them this re f I nt ihe passage of the bill would l h inter on oilu-ra. Mr bH K aaid it was understood by the -niuiic hmt aesMion that no extension lie did three yeara would lie alloweI in case of this kind. lli would go that lar and no father. Mr. Mi himit was antisfled (he jntwer pmp.su-. by thin bill would 1m abused lie instanced a case iu hi own comity w hen- an ex sheriff but a abort time ago as c laiming taxc said to lw due eight yearn ago, iu a caw, too, where the stsoii believed he hail paid the tax hftt lo I the ns-eipf. He wan willing however fo iw rcHrtonahle time and did not think that anked for bw much. Mr. t.n,MKH fxplained thai hi- m cd hi -til only covered a period of thiee t.i. for the law nlrvady prov iilcd lor arrt-ain or IM7I Mr. Bin mi off m com uned in the view of Mr. Uiluier and would mipportv the bill Mr. Nohhfkt objected to (he bill. If sheriHs gave this indulgenc-lor H.ltticd purp-s-e they should lie willing to lake Ihe rbk. Mr, KnwAKtu objected to the amend Tiicnt, for the same reason. Mr. spkkd amid that h n ihertfTa aati rled h in that they have indutgtd the X"mprinrxnttT ThiB the puqHe or '"OA vancing Iheuirwlvea, he would trive the pttwer asked for, but other is- Hey loMtl'l w made to take the risk. lb -:f.tel this aa the reason for his course in pretence of six sherdTa whom he re pre scitteuV Mr. K 'Hkimm, of Itowan, rnnrurrett with Mr. Sp.d. The amendment of Mr. GiIj;.t was r -t bd i Mr. Mat wtt moVrd fs amend bv n foot'g the claim of the alieriff, iu cas- -f ' hr safe f f-t eiraf, fo ffie (frail tor The putchaMcr sftouhj not I'm held ntssn i,U;e for other pertv na, debt. Hub r'QKffldjtftMlu .wm,.aLfA.-4.tfi ky b II ih n p-et.d hf ft row? of 81 to A Mswafrea were iwriren wwn the House msamrssa iiiis3S"iswK The aetiate e.ticiTe, in the Hooa Ii neigh (intUm ItailnaM Cnpaiiy to w act , an d kwyp -t- Hbeblgw W til ItiKinoke, lite bill lo extend the proriahms of Uie ru t providing for a merhantcs and lab-ir-era lien Uw was put upon its thirtl road mi, twit ww iMwOwwiitii and' ffiiste'ftNrt sfteciat orWfVr WrdrH'S.lay at 13 o'clock. TJie let) to amend title !9, chap t, nee. 4 wde of civil prefun, wi pot upon n third rend in if. flYopoweg to admit onsif of hand-writing of the yranbrf Mat MjtisrniHng witness to a a ecu, wnera inn um-rinng wftnewa is dead, or where there t no auch witiwsa Mr. Lixkbt etmdfwd this leylslafiosj nnnorewtary. 1 Mr, Aunw ennWrrod with 'Mi. Lkiney, The reined jr pmpone-J was now pnvilei by Uw. v Mr RostBiM. of Davidson, aaid there was how no reniedy whuv there was ne ubsenUiiig wilii4Mi. Mr. KoimiNii, (r lit in, tlum;Ut tin effect of (he hill wuuld x Ur d'upmw. e tut-ly with trli'.r bxrir; SitirrsHja.... .. Maws, tin -kh, PLKHUiSt. and Ki w hrH, IUwi-rd the bill thi niiiti-m f Mi U Mmus .d liowan. Uie hiil ijras. pot(Hni d Wild Ul.l.Ie the 'aipe.' cial nrdi for to morrow at Vi o' hn k The bill t authori,e tlie rouniiiissii u era of I cnptinians to inue Ixuuls pasacd us thinl reading Ou motion ol Mr. Klrtniniiig, the rule were susjicndt d and the bill hu the n hel ot W. K Picny, fthenrt of Yancey, ji,uwsl its several reailing. Mr. Ai huiuin, trom tlie committee on enr illed bills, by pcrnuaaion, reportfil sun. try lulla, Jtc, earrwtl enroUL. i ne MMiu ornw id ityrsra ine pun m-atiort of tM AuoMtjii aiatodaeot with the public doruiittttitaft, s cuidenvL AudiUtr's atab ment with the ptibiic doeu incutH, was vnnaiiWrvti. Mr. Luvt UHvtl to amend by pcovid ng that aaid n iMUl and Uie coiutiitution of the aUte lie Dot publinhed with the public laws The amendment was adopted and the resolution as amended lauiacd its aevoral readings. Miwh. IlAWkiMS ami Worth wen an uouim i d as aliM'nl from the aeiiatu chain Int in altemUnce on an Important com- lttf. The Riiecial oidtr, the aiotlon to rwNou- aider the vote bv which was defeated the bill iu relation to a chattel mortgagu in lieu ol peinl security in civil caw wan taken up. (n nioihiu ol Mr. hnwARnt, the, mat ter wan pwttptiied ami matle thtt KfHrial order for Friday at l 'J o'clock, Ihr mil concern in ii mint contracts wat out uihhi its third reHilinu. I I'ronnNeit ' 'r' a.. 1.. .'... I Tn irnlrfr tit prvpf.rt' an auiendment,"on motion of Mr. Kdwaals, the mutter was poKijsuied for fifteen miiiulea, . The bill concerning cost in caseM of eon tested w i Ma, was put ujmib Its third read ing. and the bill failed U aaa, !i5 to tt. The sp'-cattl order, in ngard to joint cou tractors, want lien resumed. Mr. KUWAIT movinl Ut amend by ex N-mling the prov'sums of the bill to cases io. end ng in the suju'rior courts. The amendment was n jected, and bill pas4il 2 bi 'J. The bill foi ihe transfer of certain omiy cast-, to ihe ciiMTior court diskets oasM-d lis thiol reading it I to ;t. 'J he rtsoliilioii autfioi i.inu the governor l o offer a reward of $100 lor the appre lieiision of Luke Johnson, an encsjHMl uufdtiei from Nash county jail, was put upon na third reading. Mr. Haiti K explained Ihe necessity for the resolution lite governor having no lover to nth r a rtnv ard for escael feioim except iH'yond the limit of the state. Mr. Linnky pnioMl an amendment raak ag it geuttial law. Mr t.ii.MKM thought ws had ample fit ciliiio now iu the state iu the fonn o. dctccUvos and spies for the apprehension ' tf such persona nn fay tired ro4pfHiim th pn-iyamt ensrnV U ihe W eral govcruuiunt boounin leas vigilant in these labors. - Mr. Oi.ua moctl an amendment to that of Mr. Kinney. Mr. Mt'hi'iiv moved to recommit the whole matter to the judiciary coinmiltts with instruction b n'port a genervl law Adopted. The bill lo consolidate the Plan tent It It. Co., und the Wilmington Oimiow It It. ' o , passed its third reading. i;l to tl I'he bill to charter the Border It-dhoad ( oiiipaiiv was pul-upon us ihird leHdiu,' Mr tfii.MKit axked Mr. Moiebead (th introducer of ihe bill) of this whs not a sM-culatoii, as M t-fucd to he the act chart nig the IUiimIIc A: Mtleville railroad, of if it wss lmt juif charter asked for. Mr MoitKMK.AO aald Ihe pron. i ion 'i (HHHi-fifo. Mr tii ner wa iiiin akeo in n gard to the upp 'w -d inftuenee ami cotuio, of the Danville and Htatesville load by au northern (Tompuny. The pr snti'Miu h.-o was in the interest of our imn ople i he project w.u Hurt : It i almost cettMiu. Mr. Morehejtd aaid, that a railroad from Daiiville, Vs , to Briabd, Teim., some I' miltwin length, will m Imi lit by Knghsh CHpitaliits, commencing and terminating at points but two to four mihw I mm out at ate line It whk inor than probabh that this rnd would run through fom lo five eoimlitFt il this atutn. ami th en mincer in the inteteidof the Knglish capi tthaU t enighl, if peiinitted, thai almost Uie entire line might paas (hroutfh out at ale It was to .jvc thii M-iiiuasioii the preN'iit )ill wa iuhiMluceti. The bit) (utSMcd umtiiiinoijNly. A meistage from the fiiiiisit Inumniitting -tundiy etiroasw! bills, which acre appro prii.U'ly dtspMtNf of. Alrwi i mis-sattre transinitling the report if the iinhpti for the inaaiis with a rop ositioii to print two liopm for each mem lcr. Com urrttd in. 'Mr. Ciwia moved tit retetnisiib'r the vote by which was defeat ed the bill concern ing cw in casea of conttVitcd wills, and to make his motion ihe sMs-ial order for to morrow. Adopted. The bill to pmivitlw for tlie definite set th uit-nt nf the line between Ihu cotintie of liemlolph smt lhvidsm pasaed its seouod nailiug, - - - The calendar liri(exhitii-t.-d. Op mi.rtimi of Mr. Cihtk, the aenate ad journed. Hot' HE OK.HKI'UKSKXTATIVES. Momoav, lec, 4, IH71. Honse met at 10 ol- h. Mr. Kpeaker Jarvia in the chair. Prayer hf litv. Mr. Atkifion of the city. Journal of Saturday read and appmvel UITKilWJSM MV"-t:fTittH - By Mr. Juiit e: A n-aylutiiHi to raise a joint ciiiumittw to. in vi-stigaU certain ehivrifoft agitinst Vh. I ah M. MiAfi and mtlef ms-njl'F and oflWrs of Uie geoeraj aeiiiiiiy. I'lacvd on caie hilar .. till. Mr, .Kjauwyt- A raaniininii -mnm" ti of About Tweed. aWiff of tUdb-n, mrtriritw'ttftTnt'nr ttft J MRinille fhraaUTjf. .(.'alen' la. .. ' ftf Mr. UniMlief:; A roaofuti.m instruct. nv tls pwMie trwaearur not In move for indgiaeat against dslin.itent sheriiTs who have failed to eettla Mm tales for 1871, immey, eoi. : A reaolatlon re- pellf a reantutMa in favor nf Jamea II Mum, putilic printar, palmed at the ac- atoaof 1H7B-71. Calendar. Tcl. of Crmveo, cot : A raaol. tioa to rale a Mat oonimitUie. one from earn eoayraeahmal dlalriut, to examine and 4ad' Ml tlx indelitednaai of the irraoDix-Tinsi or mua Mr. Aatlerma : A Itill to 1st aatitlcd aa act (or the relief of pnmosu who have auf- leewf uj im naming of the iwwnis ul "kii i..i I Referreil. Mi Colli,. A bill toihioo,- the county ;in e U-iwevn Slit, heii and Vanct-y eouuUtat IMnd. . Vlt VViharSt : A btH to lr entitled an awH b alt w 4o,oh B)eiit ttt tilievt aMi'ai of taxes, Jltnbeyioh bill Ui recad an act p .pining lh.it all slate municipal olljcers to Mr. Mi t'aiilev presented sevrra.1 bi!U lot amending the const Hut int.. It, Uned. , I he t ie. k announced the follow ing gen tleiuen as the C4immitlee to etiouire into theotlicial citmluct of Judge Igau, td Win Uiatnet. Measm. Vaiing, Ntitt, Ktsh er, Hciidcniou and lirowu. t Al.KMAK. Hmiae bill to authorise the city uf Wil mitigUm to issue bond for fuudtn cilj 4ieto. t'assmi rntr,T readme. Honse resolution intnkiuoed by M Oiiytlur InntrMfUrvp the piihtio -trawnw-rr imi k move tor liulgment luratnH ttchii uiHiHt ribentVs Ufttre l-Vh inat. Wat taken up, ami ou motion nf Mr. Cregnry tabled, yea 7'.Vnaya 10. , Htn saj reohition reiUittng; th attor ney genvral to sue out a w rit tf AiiArrii cor fM for Allen lietta, lU fofred. llotiao rewilutitm in lavnr of A, Tnied, heritf of Mailt son, was taken up. ' Mr. Kelse? staled that the thwOf was preveiittsl by severe illness. Mr, Hobinson moved to strike out the "th of Jan. and i use rt the 1st of January. Adopted. Ihe nnoluthm then passes its ncioral readings, Mr Mi'ls ih) ronaent) introduced a lull to pre i m county commissioner Itcilig impritsmed. Mr. McA.ee, by Cimwent, a. bill to Sin em I an ac'v to uuthort.e the coihmiHsionem oj Cleavcland county to iaaue Umda. Be ferret I - " I Ibuise lewtluiion, riiealiitii resolution i PiUTlTll IT TsV nil Ii iTitnhtiV oh printing. Housi' resolution" to raise a toitit com niiliee to tnviaittgate i-ertaln charges against I'ol. U-e M. Me.Vtce and others Has taken up. Mr. riparrow inove.1 to lav Ihe n-aohiuon on the table. Ixnt. Yeas ei, nays 41. Mr. I.u. ki said I As I was prevented from c pri-ftsiiu; tin senliuienta iai thisna olutioti by the motion to lav oil the table, I desire a wool in exitan iiionol niv vote 1 wish ever' one in this house an.l else where to know Ih.il I huve never belonged lo the kuklun or any oihersisi'ict political society, aud Ihen'lore ciiimtit la. n.rtiscd of voting lo "screen or cover up '' t'ia has Ina'D chiirirrd hi Ihr grul leliiiui from Ki.thcrlordi anv nets of niv own, nor do the gentlemen chai't'.sl iu the reaotution dmire to do so, lor they have lavth aakod lor and voted for an iiirostittation. I voted last scssiim for the bill as it naaseil, to suppruas all secret polilinal societies and l.stuFo lo leave It vxecutloo with the courtf where It properly baluuga, Xur we are a braixih of tlie iegialature whtwe htui mm it la to make law ami tM ewfrt la execute them. The genllnimn fmm KuiberU rd wholntnMiuceil this rawlutinn, wiD rvincJtibci that whoa I met him ow the train last Milliner tlist I to Itreltad tp him lo fHsrann.tltailU) Md been .Haltn.Ht.sl, anil aUtl that IU ollwt wntuvl ba lu diatuib the- puMia. wsm mM !) the conservative parly, thmidiw, to sum mon an.l tiring winesMsi nera pnioaoiy ov Ihe hundred and pay the etpvhtea, wilt net a large sum of money, protract the Mweion w hh-h all, I Iioimi, desire shall be a short and working one, and in that way bio add to our exicnt'a. I trust we mav be alile to adiourn soon after New Year, or Imlorc il poaetblc, and not fritter our time away in useless h-gis- hit ion and add still more to the taxis of ur burdened cople. With this exphinntioii, I vote lo lay Ihe risuilutioli ou the bible. Mr, Dunham moved to amend by in--rling Ixiyal Leagues and other Mlitical '.'ieliiw. Mr. Justice moved tc postiionM Ihe rm hit ion until to morrow, anil refer to the "iionittce on , pri v i legea and elections. Mr llituhat's Amendment on a call nf ibeyias and nays, wits adopted. Yeas '..:(. nays ii. Mi. Settle in etphiuiiition of his vote ou the amendment "Hrr,, I by Mr. Dunham said : Mr. HM.aker the same reason whh'h ..i.elted me lo give uiy vote in the atllr mative on tabling the resolution, now ln- diMe me to vole for the rejisiion, of this iinendineiit. Hir, It is not esixa led thai his legislature will usurp (he power nf thecouru. Our constituents did not send us here for that purpose, we have a duty lo perform, which we should perform promptly and return to our hotnoa. We all d.-sire a short seaaion and th people demand it, hut If, air, wc go Into the ex aiiiination of the niilioeilnilU of every iii,inls"r of thin house we will hare an ml. riniii able I, "Ivor which will kis'p ushcro I'm inonths. The Ksple do not demand il and are u.n'il"'K W pay nry tliouaand doll us for the sport. In justice to my soli, Mr. SHitker, I will say my vote Is not give to m risin mysi-lf from investigation, for, sir, I never Monger) to atiy aecfet aoi iely, knklnx r league. I vote no. Mr. Crawford in remarks of some length protested against the passage of the reto, lution and denounced the whole thing as a-coCTupt-piMl isatt tfiew U hi Ing louliiaioii into the halls of legislation and to pro tract the aeaaion. He concluded by liiov ing tn lay the whole" matter on fie table. The yeas and nays being ordered Uie mo lion prevailed yeas tfl, nats ft. On Mr. Crawford's motion to lay on the table : Ykas. An'leniiMi, Anustrong. Aj.hr, Atwairr, Atkjnson, Bnaiks, llroailfoot, Clinard, Crawford, Ciirrie, DU-key, Drake Duckworth, Dunham, Kurr, (lore, Gul lii k, frayson. tlregory, Ilenderaon. Johns, Jordan. .. .KelW... .Minre, . Klncald, lsMter, I.neas, I.w kay, Maxwell, McAllister, Mills, NirHotaon, l'aylnf, I'ow II, Kankin, lleid, Regan, Miott, rltle, shnkh. of Aiooar, Hmith, -nf Wayne. Sprr row, Ht anil lord, Mtewart, Waring, Wood- - ZfJL Ul TIZl..i.-t'ESVr::?H fc,.BW...-f iohprn Jlrywrn, Punn,1 Ual4HW...Caua, -i:kaiBwlsv,,-.-'tiWsrl Coialand, Inidlef, Kllismi, Kaiilkner, rljar; fielrTtef.sTaWfe ling, (luythcr, lianiptoo, Harris, of fluil foril, Ilarria, of Franklin, Hargrove, Heaton. Johnston, nf Itiincomlie, John- ttun, of Kdgfwun.be, JoneMj of fforthamp 1 Inn, Justice, Martin, Malison, Marler, MnAfce, Morrie. Morgan, nf Monlgouiery, Niason, Page, ltoavia, llolibins, lobnjn. Ho1th.of Halifax, yki. York 48. ' . In giving hit tola on Mr. Crawford's reaorut.on Mr. McAfee aaid : Ma. Rptsaaa : 1 think, in justir to say constituent and myself, I shnulj be allowed to ax plain my vol oa tliia-Kao-lutloe. I have not taken any part in the diac nation of it ncention or rejection. While I think it unworthy the hot, and that such political tricks should be treated aa they dewrvaVthniwn Under Ihe table yet. I aoi willing, and will be VIIL. &-X0. 32 , read y at the proper time, to oe-b-rfrA an , i. niatiimU either la-toie iln. Iioiim' or i Ivi-forr any tivsi rfibiu.al in the niiinirr f avrk sit lina-ligafiKii la Inn, ihu Kawiss; 'ii(.. f RisM.::4' t dw' deudUut Infow 1 am ennvictcd. t kiiow ' :h. s-mii.-c nf lhi rtaolution, and win n .:-.i'i;.:iS.C..fe..tH. I iM anrarthr fhi.ius," I have dared do mv duty ,,n thia ll s r and UildU evpnua my iniidcuination , ul olli. i da. trom the govemoi down, "Ml mcuiit o Iheir inconiii. I. .j "onupimii, I am lo IK' hounded do ,"B ami itiniged niih lamg,, crime. 1 defi'nny honeat nt ail'es.soy lo honeat fnan lo lav his hand on hta heart and before hia (lod sav lhal I have ever incited, nmn-leiJ. uti - com attviit to.l. n i any SjloTIij. m ul (Wwval law, Bui Ittnauae I nave oppof, l Ihiup thlnga, inrn jjiilty nf sucU YinlatHMU of law bate beeu indue i by, partkAtia-to BlUmipt to lay thcae thingt . my al.ouldera. The gentleman from Wake and the other memltera ol the houeo w ill renu'iiibor Ihal 1 volml to stop all IIi.jm" outrages last session, imJ they, while Ihe record slums tlivy votl not to slop tb?m, are trying ;,, comlein met what they did; and the, member from llutherford, says he has the kindest fiVl Ings for me. al the same lime introducing this msolution. I car not for ,,.R. kindmisa. I hurl back to hiin, and spurn such attempU at kindneaait is but a sham cAbii of liicn.Whip covi!re.l over with hyjiocrisy. ' he whole Ihing ft.un lieginniug to cnd was imiM-eivril In siu and bn.uoht forth In iui.piilv, and I denounce it a. such. My limn having expirwl 1 shall contmii niy s.11 with voting no oirTIIciuotjoB la Jy . hi the tnhle, localise I shrink from nor lo.l fear any inveatigation. NOT Ik. Mr. itobiuaou iu evniannlina nf hi. vole a.-,iinst the nioUon of Mr iv.. for,l to lav theresiilulioji cnllLii.tlJLl.... wn- iioi n:n n, to III., imiii.ul. ..1 . . . . . . ,,s , . .. . at3e I but he dininil Ui includcfall aw-ret obti- . n. s. si,.,., anu rrl(T ulo mnofo thing to a, coiuniillir and then take such course as an intelligent n port from tlie committee should indicate. Mr Johnaon, of nunc.imlie, and others b.k siibatantially the name position aa M. II. A.int T India HrniiKu SiioKa.-The first p iir ol India rubber sU,kh ever seen iu III . I nited rilales was liruught here in IHiO. They were gilt, and were pointed like the slipera of a Cliinose luaudiuin. Thia (air, which was handeil about aa a curio. . ' ity, with followed, In lf)23, by an minor. Utioii of Ave hundred pairs, hicb,rough and III shaped at.tl.ey were, wen eagerly w bought at high prices; and from that time onward, then wu regular iuipor. Utkw of India rubber (host front ttouth America, of five thonmnii pair per ait. num. It ni the high prices which theao aboei eommandciL as compared with tha ' xtrwerbenpnrf the raw n.aieti,.!. that eauwd an India rubber mania in the', eastern sbilea. A company slnrltd at lio.v- ' bury, Maas,, with a capila.1 of three inn. dred Ihnliaand dollam. with eitnu.net lAHCNtiiina ofits ft,s kin,;, I, 'j i , puny met- venh ijuvAp. cu ,1 d.j!' .,'',.... ' N Mv"a BiaiU in. -3tiiHti siui-i-s . -J ..... x. the suniiiifi oame. Whun exiuu..,) n,.. rhfr, thtT- prtiW at TiaruT as tueu Ami wnat waa worae, ae one could tell srf th i winter mado about whathor tlier stand the mniraor heat or out ftw eom. pany uwred to maiiuraoturt a large quan . tity, linoa the flrat hot week in Juue would -melt the proi(iii't of eight months' labor aa nauiity aa a single pair or shoe. The waul of a way of e uring or hanlenlng hi singular subslnum obliged the lluxbury couip.iny to wind up ila HfrairH, whU'h ruined a large number of the a;opln of MiuHachiisetta - 1'rilmne. A Hum i,r thk Tihk, While tha fanners of Mouth Carolina have bien hunt ing like wild animal to the woods and the mountains the Aixon writ of K'isrrnal liberty suspend.,! the. guarantens of the national const itiilion undeniably broken, the whole iiuMtion excites so Hitlo aHeB. t ion in tome quarters shd with tome minds, l lint a leading Philadelphia paper came to hand tome days ago with comments show ing that it tuppsmed the orciirranet it ferred to bo taking place in Georgia, and connecu tham with the flight of the gor eroor of that Ute, In former days (if cotistitutinnal government it wouhl have lxn imiioatible that a" violation of the organic law nf the nation not one tenth part at flagrant as that now iii op Tutitm could have been attempted anywhere in the Union without humming accurjtoly Vniwn, to every intelligent journal, st at leaet, throuljpiit the nation. Ill t.'ic cjwe , of the I'hilaiielphia paper alluded to 'we ' (ind another evidence nf the indifference to constitutional government which waa engendered by the war in at leant one half nf the country, and which It In-dn 5 one of the uioal serious source nf danger " to the cause af popular gorerninent. . 'sse -. 4. ; If long hair las Ihe glory of woman, , , then i here U a gloriou young lady In Itottoo. Bhe was nerauaded the other 1 day tn give a private exhibition of herT ocautilul hend ol long and haavy black hair. Her hoight k live feet throe tttctiet, and when li to ttandlne erect hair (alt. to tier feet, ahd trails a qnarter of a jam on me nrL lklAli relif'n. , s. T ...). i, iu his latest idyl, " The test Tournament,"' furnishea a xnotto Cat Un. Wiaidhull ; Free low free Iclu wt Urt hut wuU wT nay." . , - ., .. A clerk write some to hit iwoetbeart : " Can't marry jom Miit winter. Our 8ro don't advertise ; businett 1 awful dull, ind I wtt) get my wage cat down, if the Una don't butt up allogether, 8e let e postpone UU7J.'' t .1. ,;; .' An Iowa nterctitit sent t dunnintr letter ta'a man, who replied byrvtura mail ... " 4'au.tayrou- a holiUug . j note That Is all riirhL narfnr ll. rl,,Kf f I,.., -' atfajn. tour affectionately." i .- Th Austrian embassT T.l V. - M'1 ywnted, lath principal diplomatic priM- t 10 the Emperor's gift. Now Paris i no , lottirerwhat it was. "Tl, 1 1 Iiejssadrnss In Ixwido maintaiiia Ihe jantaT ssi oi uriuMiom aa so society .a abe v would do in her ewa circle al home, and f Itfiamnch more difficult to obtain card t. for her partle than for thooeof most of ' the User Blniatera. - ; 'f Another 'diatingaWied ioVeriu.m lo the tiinrch of tiome t aanoaneed. The f-' new,'Tert la the Harqult of BathJohn ' ' Akxnnder Toyane, whoee family date . , It aneeatrr fronj the time of Kino; Jolm. Hil lordthlp has long1 been fa, the half- ' ' way home tit ritualisra, and ha now made '' tha mainder il bis journey. He b the ; I patron nf elercn livinfens in the Churvh ot x,'Hjiuu, V -it . it- A" ,A !'WlIffJtliIiWtll.tftl IH, '