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Saturday, Jan. ?.
SENATE.

- L., - H.
Sir. Shepard, from the committee on Ia.
teEnal Improvements, 10 whom was referred
tbs resolution enquirins into the expedlen.
cy and practlcsblliIy OF removing the OBJ
s,ruciions to navigation IN Neuse River,
made report thereon, recommending i, as
a work urgently demanding the attention Of
The Legislature. LAID on The table aud or.
dered to be printed.
Mr., Chngman introduced bill to incor.
posate the aembic Turnpike Company
and Mr. Worth, bill to incorporate the
Trustees Of the UDlon Institute Academy
@hicb passed their first reading.
The Senate resolved itself Into commit
Tee OF the whole, AIR. Edwards IN the Chair,
% the bill for the es,abllshnen, and better
regulation Of Common Schools; aud after
soWe time spent therein, the committee
rose, and reported the bill to the Senate
With suodry amendments when. Mr.. Mitch
ell moved further to amend the bill, by
striking out all the first section, excep, the
snacting clause which motion, together
with the bill, were laid on the table.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The balancs OF the day was consumed 10
he consideration Of he bill for the relief OF
4hs Raleigh and Gasion Rail Road Compa
ny, which, after much discussion, was re.
jected by vote Of 90 TO 50.
After the House had voted, and before
the result was declared, NJ Sprull denan.
ded the right 10 vote, declaring al me same
time, that be was a Stakeholder in said
Company. The Speaker decided that he
had 10 right to vote, according TO the Rule
Of Order, and the name of Mr. SpruilI was
not called.
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INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR.

The Inauguration Of the Governor elect,
John N. Morehead, took place on Friday
last, at l 2 o'clock, in the Hall of the House
Of Commons, in presence Of both branches
Of the Legislature, and a numerous audi
tory. lie was attended BY his Excellency,
Gov. Dudley, the Judges of the Supreme
Court, and the following Committee of ar
engagements, viz: Messrs. Mendcnhall, Biggs
J. b. Jones aud Russell Of the House, and
Messrs, Gather, Wilson, Waddcl and
Ward, Of the Senate. The Oaths Of Office
having been administered BY Chief-Justice
Ruiiin, Governor Morehead delivered the
following Inaugural Address, which will be
read with deep interest and unaffected
pride and pleasure by the people of North
Carolina, who will find in it satisfactory
evidence that their confidence has not been
misplaced in committing to that dlstln-
guished individual the high and important
trusts of the Executive Chair. The ar.
dent patriotism, the pure republicanism
the lofty moral sentiment, the enlarged
and liberal spirit, and the sound practical
wisdom, which are breaihed through every
part of this excellent address, are virtues
and qualifications which should ever a
dorm the Chief Magistrate Of free people
and constitute sure guarantee of faith
lul and correct administration Of tbs
Govcrnment.-Rdi. Star.
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ialor Of the exchanges of the Country aud
that it is the duty OF that body TO establish
such an Institution whenever, in their wis
dem, they may deem il necessary and pro.
per; which we're read and sent to the Com.
mons, with proposition 10 print.
Mr.. Montgomery presented a bill supple.
mental 10 The act to establish County by
the name Of Stanly which passed lis three
several readings, aud was ordered TO be en-,
crossed.
The bill for the establishment, and better
regulation Of Common Schools was further
amended, passed ITS third reading, aud or.
dered 10 be sngroSsed-29 TO II.
EVENING SESSION.
The ball to attach "A part of lredell TO
Wilkes, passed IFS third aud last reading,
and was ordered 10 be enrolled.
The resolution 10 favor Of the Treasurer
aud Directors Of the Fayetteville aud West.
arn Rail Road Company, was rejected.
The bi!l to authorize the making Turn
/ pike from Gaiesyllle 10 the Chowau River,
and 10 incorporate COMPANY for tia, pur.
pose, passed its third reading, and was or.
dsred to be eugrossed.
HOUSE OBJ COMMONS.
, The Resolution calling upon the Public
Treasurer for certain Information relating tc
the Public Funds, was, after much discus
sion, passed. This Resolution orders the
publication Of all the transactions OF the Lit
erary Fund, embracing the loans made By
that Board, the names Of the debtors, secu
rites, &c.l
! The bill to amend the Revised Statutes
entitled an &c! concerning The app"'nlmen
Of Guardians and the management of Or
phans and their estates, was read tho ihltC
time, passed, and ordered to be eugrossed
The bill 10 establish aud regulate Com
mon Schools throughout the Stale, va
made the order Of the day, beginning to
morrow q, | o'clock, and every subsequen
day at that bcur, un;Il disposed Of, and hay
ing precedence Of all other matter.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill TO amend the Revised Statute
entitled an act to proven, frauds and iraudu
lsat convey aGces.
The bill relating 10 Migrants.
The b,ll to compel the Militia Officers o
Mecslenburs county TO drill three days II
each year, and
The bill 10 favor Of poor Debtors; wer,
each read the third tune, passed, and order
ed to be eHgyoSSed
The Bal concerning the collection of fiue
and costs from free negroes and free psr
SOUS Of colour, was read the third time, pass
ed and ordered To be- enrolled.
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DEPARTMENT OF sTArr,
Uashingfon. Dec. % Iato

warrington, Dec. %, 1910.
The Secretary Of Stuie, 10 whom has
been referred the resolution Of the House d
Representatives, dated The 2lst instant. re
guessing the President to communicate Ia
that House (If mol. in hts opinion, incc u
patIbe with the public inlercsi) all the
correspondence between this Government
and that of Great Britain, or the officers or
agents Of either, or the officers and agents oi
this Goyernment with the President or any
OF lis departments, which has not hereto
tore been communicated 10 that House. on
the subject Of the Outrage Of burning tho
Caroline on the Niagara frontier and
whether there - any prospect Of conppensa
ton being made 10 the owner OF saiJ boat
for the loss thereof; and, also, whether any
communications have been made to this
Government IN regard TO the arrest mud i'm.
prisonment Of - Mcleod, BY The anlho
rites Of tho State Of New York, for be,no
concerned in SAID outrage; and if so, thai
ne communicate copy thereof 10 thai
fiouse = has tho honor TO report to the
President, IN answer to that resolution, the
accompanying papers.
Respectfully Submitted.
JOHN FORSYTH.
To the PREsfpesr Of Che Uaiie9 siatse.
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Monday, Jan. 4.
SENATE.

y L
Mr. Wilson presented resolutions, re-
curing the President of the Raleigh and
CASTOR Rail Road Company TO furnish the
Legislature With certain statements Of the
proceedings of The Company in relation to
the guarantee of the State for the loan au-
thursed at The last session, aud 90 bis fail
uie to do so, requiring the Attorney Gen.
sral 10 file bill agains. he Company, re-
curing compliance which we're read irsi
time and passed.
Mr. Mosehend, from the Committee on
The subject, reported bill TO unite the Lit
erary and Internal Improvement Boards
shlch passed the first reading and was ar
TIE bill for the establishment and better
regulation Of Common Schools, was taken
Up, amended, passed It's second reading, and
laid On the table.
Mr. HELEN presented resolutions appro.
pttatng $4,000 Tor removing distractions
to steam Navigation IL Neuse River; which
passed their first reading.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The engrossed bill TO incorporate the
Little River Manufacturing Company; aud
The Resolution concerning Lumber RIv.
er, received from The Senate, we're each
read the first time and passed,
Mr. Burns presented bill 10 incorporate
the Salisbury Manufacturing Company,
sblch vas read the first time aud passed.
The bill for the relief Of the Raleigh and
Castor Rail Road Company which had been
rejected on Saturday last, was now, 90 mo
ton Of Mr. J. p. Calds veil reconsidered -
And on motion OF Mr. Robards, a message
vas sent to the Senate proposing that said
bill be referred 10 JOINT Select Committee
Of five on the par. Of each House. To this
proposition The Senate agreed, and appoint.
ed on their part Messfs Edwards, Waddeii,
Shepard, Mitchell and Kerr. Messrs. Bar.
ringer, c. Jones, Rand. McClenahan and
Eaton, we're appointed on the part Of the
Commons.
Mr.. Barringer presented Bill 10 alter
the time Of holding the Superior Courts for
the counties Of Cabarrus and MeckIeuborg !:
which was read the first time and passed.
Hr. Boyden presented bill 10 addition
to the Revised Statutes, entitled an ACT for
the prevention Of frauds and froudulen, con
veyances, which was read The first time,
pissed and, on motion Of Mr.. B. referred
TO the Committee on tho Judiciary.
The bill upon the subject Of Peniten,ia
ry was read the second time and passed by
a vote OF II TO 81.
The bill to prevent frauds in The execu
tion of Deeds Of Trust, was postponed inde.
fnltely--62 10 80.
Tue Preamble and Resolutions relating
10 tbs pDhlse Domain were considered SEGA.
raiely, and each one passed BY large ma.
Jonty whersupon, they we're ordered TO be
engrossed.
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Hon. JOINS fonsYrn, &C. &c.
Mr., Forsyth 10 Mr.. For.
DEPARTMENT on STATE
IRnshinatnn. DC. 20. lsN

Washington, DC. 20, ISM
SIR have the honor TO acknouIrjs'
and have laid before the President, yontet
ter Of the 9th instant, touching the ARID
and Imprisonment Of Alexander McLeoti
Brush sullect, and late deputy shefd .
tho Niagara district, IN Upper Canada Y
q charge Of murder and arson. as ba'R
been engaged in the capture and ces!rc'a
Of the steamboat Caroline" IN she mc','
Of December, 1887 IN respect 10 sSFa
you state that you feel il yeor duty % cay
upon tho Government Of the United S''"
10 take ptomp, and oilcciual steps Tor !"
liberation Of Mr.. Mcleod, and to pre'eH
others Of the subjects of her Majesty
Qleen OF Great Britain, frcm being Pei's
cuied or molested in a similar wanue'i .
the future.
This demand, with the grounds pp1
which il is made, Inns been duly considers
by the President, With O sincere deslp v
give % !, such reply az will not only inau,
fest a proper regard for the character a"1
rights of The Uniied States, bui, at 'p u,
same time, tend to preserve the nneaS'
relations which, so advaniagcously io' DOW
sobsst between this country and Engs"'o
Ofthe reality Of this disposition, and Of W
uniformity with which i. has been ev'il'so
IN the many delicate and diilicolt question:
which have arisen between the two cow
tries in the last few years, no one can "
more convinced than YOURSELF u a. lurO'
with unfeigned regrci that the Pfes'or%,
finds himself unable to recognise the 'a''''
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The unkindea cut Of aH.-At the Gov
ernor's Election in August no less than
525 votes we're given 10 the enlightened
county Of Currituck for x. N. Saunderson
It was bad enoogh for Judge Saunders 10 be
beaten; knt that his own friends did not
know hrs name, was little too bad. We
believe he visited that county and made a
speech TO tho Democracy.--Fayetterille
Obserrer.
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BURNING OF THE CAROLINE.
Messa ga Of the Preaident Of Inc In

Messags Of Inc President OF The { nited
States, transmitting Correspondence III re.
lailon to the burning of the Steamboat
Caroline, which was referred to the Com.
mlttee on Foreign Affairs.
TO The House q Representatives. of tie Uni
Ted States
! herewith transmit 10 The House Of r.
representatives. report from the Secretary al
Slate, with accompanying papers, IN answer
to their resolution Of the 2lst instant.
w. VAN BUREN,.
WasHIsGToS, Dec Is, 1910.
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SENATE.

Mr.. Bynum, from the Committee on tho
subject, reported Resolutions declaring that
Congress has the ConsiisuilooaI power to
charter National Bank, as fsca! grant
Of the General Government, and as fegu,
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Mr. Forsath 70 M. Sterensqu.
DIrARTAEAT OF STATE.
Washington, Sept. IL, IsaD.

With reference 10 the closing paraaa,s
of your comuunicaiIon 10 the deparla,s,,
dated Tie ID Of July last, mo. sl)a,
proper to inform you that no il,s,luclo,,
are a, present required FOR again bripsr,
forward the question Of the "cafaline' :
| have had liequent conversations viii n,
Fox 10 regard 10 this subject one Of ,,rv
Z: cent date; and, from lis lope, The Pa
dent expects the British Goyernmsu, n
answer your application in the case, xllhca
much further delay.
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Wednesday, Jan. 6.
SENATE.

Wednesday, Jan. 6.
SENATE.
Hr. Spruill presented resolution pro
posing to adjourn sine die on Monday next
Which was negatiysh 81 10 s NJ. 9arhrr
moved 10 strike oul Sins die, and insert 10
lieu thereof, "until the frs, Monday OF
January, 1912, and he then moved thai the
resolution and amendment, be laid On the
table, which was negatived "a 10 81 Mr..
Edwards moved 10 postpone the subject an
III TO morrow which was negatIved 20 to %
After some further Intellectual propositions
TO amend, the resolution was Withdrawn by
the mover.
Mr.. Hsllen presented bill 10 alter and
amend the act to incorporate the North Car
DINA Central Rail Road Company, passed
10 1896; which passed lis first reading.
The engrossed bill to establish new
county by the name Of Cleyelaud and the
engrossed bin 20 establish county By the
name Of Caldwell, were read the third tins,
passed and ordered to be enrolled.
A grea, number Of bills and resolutions
Of a private nature, were acted on during
the evening session.
-..,v,yrs or COMMONS
The engrossed bill, supplemental 10 an
act ea.:'lrd 40 act TO lay off aud establish
county by the name Of Stanly, was read the
first, second and thiFd tunes, passed and
ordered to be enrolled.
Mr. ta-nnger, from the Joint SeIec.
Committee raised for that purpose, repor,
ed the bill for The relief Of the Raielgh and
Castor Rail Read Company, with sundry
amendments. The Dlli and amendments
were, ~ motion Of Mr.. e. laid on the table.
The engrossed bill for the establishment,
and better regulation OF Common Schools,
was read the first time and passed. By con
sen, the bill was read the second time. Sir.
Boyden moved H. amend the bill BY striking
out from the first section the words "exclu
siVe Of monies arising from Swamp Lands.
Tbs amendment was lost by 6 ycies, there
being 81 yeas, 59 Gays. Mr. Cardwell then
moved to amend ii by striking out or the DILL,
wherever it occurs, the term " Federal Pop
ulaiion." Ga this question much debate
ensued, in which Messrs. &. Jones, Boy
den, Csrdwell, Winston, McColIum, Brog
den and ii. e. Jones supported the amend
ment, ADD Messrs. E,ton, Moore, Hill,
Paine, Smith, Spruill, Reid, Robards, J. r.
Gillian and G.. W Caldwell opposed it.
This amendment was los, BY 10 votes,
there being 50 for, and G2 against i.
Alter further discussion, the Bill was
laid on the table.
The Bib to amend The Law concerning
the fees Of Coroners and
The Dill to amend The sd Chapter Of the
Revised Statutes concerning the Governor,
we're each read the thlrd time, passed, and
ordered 20 be enrolled.
Mr.. Moore, from the Committee raised
on Banks and Bank Suspensions, made a
Report which on motion Of Mr. Winston,
was, with the documents therein referred
10, transmitted to the Senate, proposing
that they be printed.
The Bill concerning Deputy SherifTs, was,
on motion Of Mr.. Moore, postponed indefi
pitely
Some twenty or thirty Private Bills pass
ed their second reading.
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Friday, Jan. |.
SENATE.

The resolution to resclnd the resolution
heretofore adopted 10 adjourn sine die on the
4!h inst. was taken up aud adopted.
The engrossed bill 10 lay of aud estab Ilsh
a county by the name Of Sianly, vas read
the thlrd tine passed and ordered to be co.
rolled, p to II.
Nessfs. Gather, Wilson, Waddel! and
Ward, were appointed 10 form toe senate's
branch OF the Committee to make arrange.
menis for the Inauguration OF Gov. More
head, appointed to take place this da, at
Il O'Clock. Mr. Gather, from said Com
uittee, made report thereon aud the hour
having arrived, the Senate repaired to the
Commons Hall, 10 witness the ceremony .
after which, they returned TO their cham.
Der, and again proceeded to business.
The vote BY which the resolution con
csrning the draining Of Nni,amiskeel Lake
was rejected, was Oh motion Of Mr.. More
head, recoasidercd, aud the resolution was
laid % the table.
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| regre, to say that 10 answer has "a,
bsrn gwen to my note 10 me case Of H.
ciuollpe.o ! have NOT des@ed il pros,
under the circumstances, TO press the ,ol
ject. uisbou, further instructions flon ,,~,
department. Ii IL is the wish Of the e.,
eminent thu, Should do so, pray 10 BE- u
foimed Of i, aud the degIes u urgeney ,L.l
! am to adopt.
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EvENING sEassoy.

The evening session was chiefly consun
ed III the consideration Of The biil for the
establishment aud better regulation Of Com
mon Schools. We were not present. and
have been unable to learn who participated
in the debate.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Robsrds, from Tue JOINT Select Com.
mittee, TO whom wss referred the petition
OF sundry Citizens Of the Town Of Hender
500, reported bill TO establish the Tobacco
Planters Baak Of Henderson. Said bill
w4s read the FIRST time, aud
Dir. u. W. Caldwell moved lhat il be re
Jecled sh.sh NOTICE was decided 10 tie ne
gailye BY a vote o. 80 to A. Whereusop
said ball passed It's frs, readiog.
mir Guthrie presented ball to provide a
copy Of the {" Nohh Carolina Jasilce " Cor
cash Magistrate Of the State, SAID bin was
read the 6rst time and passed.
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THE LION or THE DAY.
No CURE 80 PAY
TIE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN FILLS


THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN FILLS.
Uighiy recommended By DOct jdi,HtHe Mott W. u. Of
y. \. ant others.
FENESE nre the order, ANY that does not ind re-
lief from these pills the price is refunded buck, htse
ARE the POSITIVE orders OF the Proprietor to agents ana
Others.
In Offering these pills to the public lnprcal To their III
trigcncc IfhO,e pills are not what they are rcrconl-
mendcd YOU in duty bound, out vi respect to yourself
and community reject them. and publish them to tue
world as an imposition, humbug aud quachery. The pub
lie may be assured they purely vegetable, they, are
composed oi nine ingredients, part o the medicine Is only
found IN Asia aud the yacs O Germany For convenience
these extracts made into pills aud will be found sure
cure OF TCi,itOr all bilious complaints. yellow ANA bilious
ieyc fever AID ague, auEdce, scarlet rushio thol'
ic, dyspepsia &c.
II is not intended that this medicine is cure for all di-
sracs to which the human system is liable Ten thousand
useless Efforts have been made to draw from the region Of
unknown fancy long spun theory OF magic ART which
would each and every disease Good medicine hO'
to be found in the fire or whirlwind.
Health aud happiness hang upon chance wnds-tmc Is
the herald Of truth.
The past at last is secure they have already raised
monument Of their greatness which will def the corrohg
tooth of time. 49,
Sold by r. Hutchinson. r Tan, Bates& Co. Wood.tock
A. Gibson, ProctOrsville, shcrwin " RclurdsOm X. A.
Demiup a Co. Slas Bruce Jr, Chester u. H. Newton
I,urou a brooks, Norwich; j. &. brooks, Gushing d
Nichols Hartford T.. Clement, BridgcwHcr; l.. T. Hun
tiurtou Uartlaud !. ". Hubbard, Iiuctt & Savage
Windsor; = e. Fay; Reading Buck n Jones, south
Reading; Robbins a. White, Cnvondish = Prrntiss, Fer
kiusyc Bailey Bartlett, Weathersleldi II. Richardson
a e. +, Atwood. Rochester Silly
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From tie London Morning Chronicle
MONEY MAEKEr AND CITY NEWS.

WEDNESDAY,, December ~.
The election Of General Harrison to the i'resl-
drn'al chair Of the | States u an event ~ great
importance 10 the commercial interest OF Ainet',
On . and Great Britain. \ new system Of hnanciai
policy will be prcponnded by the cabinet OF 'i.v
limited States and. il successful. the change VIII
lac l,l, throughput Europe. On this country /, will
nci. Lcwcycr. most Immediately, and to tie great
c., extent. We have deep interest ut stake, there
fore. IN asking our Transatlantic h'elhrrn not to 90
bond Too fast nor too far, but 10 nsc then success
with prudence. ,r
Thr measures whrh will form the leading iea-
,ures Of discussion. when Congress assemblies, arc
llr'y tn be-: LIST The adjustment oi the currency:
Oh Tho bankruptcy law; I'd. The general land
J.,riLu,ion bin: ard llh. The tariff The first
named Of these in poriint questions will lead TO
,ruihrncd discussion. II il fyilal interest to me
future prosperity Of The Union, aud rrght not 10 10
Ieri,led without fall and mature de.iherailon'
rush and inronsi,erate step might not only oNeiturh
the new Government, hui lead 10 DISASTROUS coh'ui-
.ions in the money. market. The Government,
however. are vested hy the Constitution oi the L;
States with special powers Z" to com money ana
,,.r, ito tho ,.u, thereof" so that their powers
:, c,,h';.b q, sniInrm national currency cannot I've
succ.. .G,ll, disppied Nr Webster was the lead
;,, c,norud,r Of the views of The new adr ln'sih-
,;on prrty on this subject; aud Ms he predicted 1t
,,cp'L lead 10 the success cf one system Of Gov
eminent. ard 10 the overthrow Of another, v Is
ron his views we are 10 look fer the nairre OF The
measures whrh are 10 he brought forward. II his
cpin'ons be adopted bv General Harrison i've new
Federal Government will not only PROFOUND "a,
si> for national paper currency p1.uoe , ~ Ho,u
and silver In, also fer national hauk' lug '"t
tor measure would meet with powerful cpposnion,
end wr hear that the whig party are mol az a'' ons
,,a, 81 ,h;nt;rr anon, il. The samr may be said
ro . the general bankruptcy hill y would
do ia leri.nie for behalf Of the debtor only.
~ ,,. n,cpo.qd bv the bill of last session. Any
- " deserve success should he even-hand-
", ~J ami, both 10 the debtor and creditor. IL
W. ,iar,d litel, ihnt Nr Clay will he success
r., in carr irs for the distribution .. , h
nrb;e land, belonging 10 the general body 81 me