The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-30

The Legislature adjourned on Wednes-
day. A larger quantity of business than
usual transacted, sOme of which vas Il
much importance.
The Court Of Appeals last established,
consisting of all the Judges, is abolished,
aud two Appeal Benches are now formed;
one consisting Of the Chancelors, for Equl.
~ cases, and lhe other Of the circuit Judges,
for cases Of common Law. The chef Ob.
lection (hat eli a conflict Of JurIsdIctIon)
which attended this system on It's trial some
years ago, IS now removed by the Court OF
Equity being required, IN all cases Of dis
puted power, 10 follow the decision Of the
Court Of Law.
Banking Privileges have been granted
to the Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston
Rail Road Company. under guarded re.
stnciions. The State has subscribed to the
Stock one million Of doitars, out of the sur.
plus revenue. The accomplishment Of this
great undertaking is now absolutely secure.
SIXTY thousand dollars are appropriated
to The College, for building another tene.
meni, a Library Hail. purchasing books,
&c. &c. $40, 900 for extending the Colum.
b,a Canal-S20, 900 for repairing the State
road-S7000 for improving the navigation
ofthe W leree Rner,-S3OOO for Lynche's
Creek, DC. &c.
10 objects Of public utility, as well as in
the settlement OF many private claims the
Legislature has been very liberal. A lib.
crafty, however, not more than IS accord.
ant with the ilOutIshlng resources Of the
State, as well as the sentiment OF tue PEG
plc.-Coiumbid Telescope.
Florida Campaign.-ln compliance with
request OF the War Department, Ills Tx
cellency Gov. Bntler, has ordered draft
OF 800 men from the 18th aud sth Brlgades,
South Carolina Militia, aud appointed Mag.
liarIlee, 10 command them, who CALAMITY
accepted the appomIment.-Chdr'H CoDr.
The above Is not precisely accurate
The Governor, We understand, received a
rcqusltion tor 300 men, from Gen. Jesup, |
winch he forwarded 10 Washington CIly /
informing the War Department that IT will !
be complied with immediately upon their
sanctonlng il, and supplying the Executive
at tins State with the necessary funds for .
equlpplng the troops.
Considering the uncertain relations tina,
seem TO subsist between the L. ). Govern.
meul and lis commanding Generals-and
remembering the suiirrn-s and individual
expenses to which the Carolina troops were
subjected, M last winters campaign, for
want Of supplies from the proper quarter
Il Is evident, We think, that the course adopt.
cd hS The Governor IS necessary aud ludl.
cluu>. In the mean tune, preparatory or.
drrs have been giving, and the organization 4
Of the Battalion IS proceeding Col. Tel.
We understand that Santa Anna is ex. /
pcctcd 10 pas, through tins place, m day
or two on hls way 10 Washington Clty.-sb.
The Naches Courier of the 10th ult.
states the lion. George Polad6rfer mas met
with a very serious accident, which 1t Is
feared VIII have a fatal result. Duung the
night before last, 10 passing out OF his room
IN the second story Of the Mansion House
10 this CITY, he mlslook his way and stepped
oil the lobby. Ills room was one ota range
Oh a lobby which terminates with (Instead
Of window a double folding door, untor
tuua,eiy with no protection or landing place
attached to ii. 10 coming Oh, OF his room
for the purpose oi going down stairs, instead
Of taking the night, he BY mistake turned to
the leG, and, opening the door above men
toned, fell INSTANTLY TO the ground: his right /
leg and l,it thigh were broken, aud his right
anclc spraued. At the last accounts has
life Vas considered IN danger aud, we much /
spprehcud that by this time he is no more
among the living.
We learn that Mr.. Poindeyter has died /
from the effects of his wounds.
From he Charleston Courier.
STILL LATER FROM FLORIDA.