The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-01-20

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consider The II vote oil yesterday. By which The bill
! "a confer banking privileges on the stockholders
II N, Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Nail
Road Company, was rejected which was declded
N the Affirmative, ayes ~, noes gland the bill
vas made the order q the day Tor Monday next.
I For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Aloritton, Baker,
Raru,,,, Bryaa OF Craven, Bryan OF Carteret and
Jones. Burney, Carson, Davidson, Dobson, Docke-
/ ~, Gudger, HargIaye, Joyneh Jones, hesr, Mel
/ Choir, Mossb, MOrehead, Moore, Polk, Redlng,
/ ReinhardI Saunders, Spruill-24.
igainst rec0nsideratioR.-Me ssrs. Arlington,
Bunting. Cowper of Gates, Cooper OF Martin, "
wards, Exuu, Fox, Hawkins, Houldrr iius.ey
| Kelly, Lindsay, MArsIe.ler, Mebane, Move Me
Cormick, Myers, REID, skinner, TayIe' VIZ
! llams-2l
HOUSE OF COMMONS
| On motion OF Mr.. Gillian,
! Resolrs4, That the Committee N Education &c
instructed to enquire into the esPedlcncy OF es'ae
fishing a general sy stem Of Nee Schools, through
out the State
The House voted thrJe for Judge OF the Sape-
rior Court, which resulted IA the choice OF John
/ ID. Toomer.
NJ Byrd in,relaced bill for the distribution
1.-The Surplu. Revenue, amongst the several eoun.
lies of tho Stale. Read fret tune.
SENATE.
Monday, Jan. 9.
The bill to amend the charter OF The Louisville,
Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road Company
was read the third lime, passed and ordered u be
engrossed
The revised bills concerning the patrol; con-
eerninr prisoners; concerning wrIts of GOO ~ar-
ran,o and msndamus; and prescribing the dlsPo.
s.tion OF mone, remaining IN 'he hands OF clerks
aad shyritfs ! certain time, we're read three times,
passed aud ordered " be enrolled.
The bill 10 incor poratc the Roanoke and Valley
Rail Road Company, sas on motion Of Mr.. joy
ner, laid upon the table.
/ The Senate then entered upon the orders OF The
day. and resolved itself into committee Of Iue
whole, MIR. J. ". Bryan IN The char, % the bui
10 confer banstng privileges on TN >'oeAhodefs
Of the Loulsyills, CINCINNATI aad Charleston keii
Road Company and aitsi some time sPenl there
in, IN which tse bill vas ably advocated BY hes'rs
NaGdell Norehea1 and Carson, and opposed by
MsssFs Kelly, Reid aud Cooper Of hsfun, the
committee rose and reported the BAL TO the House,
aiih various amendments, ana recommended IL
a,sage into law. The bul thertupon p4Ased
Ia Third reading, - to - and Vas oEdefed 10 D.
cngrossec.
lges-Messrs. Albrigh, Baker, Barnet, BfTaa
. :
Dob,.,n, Dock.ry GuGger, IiArsrAVe, JoynrE
Jou,s, Mslcaor. Masely, Morehsad, Nloofe, Ne
CormlcA. Myers, Pdk, Rsdl.g, keiudAafdl, >Aiu-
nef, saunders, SpTuill-@5,
No,s-des.rs. Arlington, Bryan Of Craven
Bauuug, CoWper OF Gates and Ch.~an, Cooper o.
Martin, Edwards, E1un, TX, iiouidrt, Hal
Hawkins, Hussey. Kerr, hell,, Llndsay, M.rsi~!
Ter, VI, baa.. MOI &. Rad, lay 3f, Williams, aisa
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The bill 10 las off aud construct Read iron
the toxin Of Frausiia, ~ Macon county, across th'
Naatzha. Mountain, 10 Valley RIVER and thence
10 the GeafsIa liae was read nc SECOND tH,-
Approprgsl.s 5000 for ihi, purpose. The qoe'
tion Being on It's passage, NJ Kenyon demanded
the Ayes and Noes, aud the BAL passed Is second
reading 81 toii
Al he hour Of l2 O'Clock, the House procecdsc
10 vote tor Judge u the S1perior Court, rtc'
John K. Donasil, Aes.rs Robert Heath, ] l.. Bal
Iey and wri.us G. ssAnly being in nomination. -
NJ choice WAs made.
TIE bill to encourage the culture ssd mann
d4eture Of >dk md Sugar vas read the second
ltue. Mr SArsrthRsile explained the objects q
To. bill, after which i passed 10 sccDhd ssadiug
The House then entered upon the ofdsf. Of th'
day. ald resolved itself into a COMMITTEES Of IN
ahols Mr.. Williamson IN lhs Char. and TOOK ~
The Report and Bills reported from The eommitie'
Of Trerfg.sir, u the subject Of inv.sliag NJ.
, ICarolina's share Of the Surplus Revenue. VI
Graham, Chairman ofthe COMMITTEES, t0ok the IL
10 pla alton OF the pans proposed, and spoke 10
/ nearly tao hours sith bis Usual force aud com
p-ehensysress illustrating the advantages sits nd
ing the scheme, aud showing that i vas the mos
liberal which could be 20, through the comraIttel
When - concluded. motion oi NJ. sattcfth
v ate, the COMMITTEES Of the shols tose, reporle
progress, aud obtained leave ts st again,
Distribution Of the SurpluS.-Mr Cal
houn has introduced bill providing for tn
!. distribution Of the surplus which may re
!. main IN the Treasury Of the u. States a
the end Of the next year. lie svowed hi
= willingness 10 withdraw Il, provided re
ductlou OF the duties could he effected vii
i, the consent Of all the great interests Of to
:, country. He stated his belief that lher
would BE- surplus, the Report Of the See
retary Of the Treasury TO tho contrary mol
, outstanding. He went Oh to point out tb
. reason why no confidence could DO place.
y IN Inv tallibatts lfOln tldt bcpdItitsu'
!. H. said that the gross errors committed b
that officer IN hls estimates during the Las
session, we're without any parallel. lie q
vowed his belief that the money deposi,e
with the States could not be needed, eHcel
ie IN case Of war. In that event, the surplt
n would constitute a valuable fund, iaasnuc
OF as il would prevent the great shock who
!. the country must feel, 10 passing at one
y from a peace to a war establishment.
Commerce Of Ne'o York.-Tbe numb'
: Of Foreign Arrivals IN the port Of New lor
: within the wear S3G was , 1lS of whic