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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
see the Unou's language abouihe Eau5aliIno gene,
From ns Me- Tork Frt-ss,

How, when, where in Inc constitution Except in the
g5p the annexation Of Texas broke the President found
tod-whilo stand looking it oil in admiiing aston
ishment!
But now beautiful is Democrcy's strict construction Of
the cJnstuuOn How DC lies dgDn its own professions n
these monsuous territorial strides! How Il strains AZ
gnai and swallows camel whom IL vctocs hnrbor bill
for want Of constitutional authority and sqranders hun
drod millions in anncxiuR foreign States!
Santa Fe, II should be Tememberej lie this side Of tue
Rio Grundo-r range Of mountains separating not many
miles from the rvCr-whie Gen kearney's proc amntion
strides that rivcr and territory never be-
fore claimed, as large three New y orks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
ELAMKE.S nFFICE. nm, S,.,,s,- -. - i,

I(HUUEEk's UT|HICE, Ddsfmtnf Rooms ElRI
ID Hotel, 1874 Sfssi.
For iom'rrow Cruesdayl-DmwnF received :! O'Clock
PrHS sisoOn 1000, 5000 1000 $500 1885, 1900 Of
1000 80 OF 500 20 OF 500 2OO 10 Noa 10 drawn
Whole Tiches Ss-Shares in proportion.
Aho-So0O 200O 1000, 5000 361 10 Of 100 Ae. IS Nos
u drawn tSpendd for PaekaEcs) Whos $3.50 halves as
quarr 62-t sals eioo tho evening at
half past three o'clock Packages single anI shares Ia be-
had OF J. ~. BIGGER.
Drawn MOI Grand g ,nsoidoled, EIua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

hs. soqgh,refage II the State and vi, The ardieO.S
such Magistrate IN this STATE the ststca,ory p.ovis
for the arres and examination OF offenders. eb!ae,nz .
Chancellor Justices OF The Supreme Court Circu Jpirs
Judges OF County Courts Mayors, Recorders Aden-s
Cit,ts Supreme Co0rt Commissioners :bc Specis Jes,
for preserving the Pesec in The Civ of Ncw.YoTs -
JEsi!ees OF iae Peace appointed Tor sny Town: a.
whenever complaint oa;h shAii be made 70 rtfss-
81 these thai say criminal o5erce las been cuz.s,.si
Il : made the duty of either The r,sxs,,s
Any Witnesses he may produce oath. and is,.s ~
Ac II il shall! spPcar ihai any crime hss bee- 60
rnisieI Keeping this IN view therefore thai Trra,r
the Supreme Law oftss !snd and binding upon every ,
in the Eicu and That this law has for ob-c, h 49,.
and surrender OF Fugitive Criminals ~een such cru
comes within the Jurisdiction OF either OF the iorey-
Magistrates IN this State, those OF any other
nsI Jurisdiction II becomes herdu,y cas-.
the arrest such Fugitive Criminal who being accused a.
charged with aHy-o the crimes enumerated such easy
becomes ,herrbys criminal offender charged with cers
offences recognized Snd Incorporated IN the law Of L.
land sni which therefore crimes or offences sssss
the law OF United Sts;es Ii this shcel
then have the singular snG ons;rons anomaly OF be
!sence ola Treaty which Il Is the duty OF our Goyeranee
TO carrvcGI and which The faith xnd honor of the Nse
is pledged without OF the necessary being p,o
vte for The purpose carving is provisions into elect
for IL where provided tor any officer STATE or Nasa
arrest. eNsnue commit &c but simply thai the Pies,
dent shall surrender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
M ARINE JOURN AL
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Brig Clara Durham Port su Platte AymT d 20 :
Trio. Doane Boston Foster & Nickerson.
ARRIVED.
Ship Ontario Holmes, 43 DIS from Antwerp, mdse, 70
Schmidt & Bachcn 227 steeragc passengers. Oct -.
lat 4l 30 lon g. spoke brig Nautilus, from Glasgow Tor
Pctou SO days out Doth lat i2 20 lon 90 80 sax" bark
Baltic, of ThoiDaston, under closed topsais. ..,
ship Fairfield Loveland from Liverpool, Sept 10th;
Indse, 10 Geo Buckley
Brig Harriet Coleman i'm Providence, RI, in ballast
70 master
plsstcr to Soule Whitney & Co.
Schr Rebecca Woglom, DIS FIN Petersburg, -four to
Hunter e. Co,
BELOW.
Ship Brgo, Anthony i'm Havrc TO VIM Whitiock
Ship II Allen, Wilson, I'm Charleston to Geo Sutton
Ship Victoria, - I'm NOreans.
Ship Shakespeare, hence for Antwerp returned leaky
Wind light at Sc with thick fog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.
TUESDAY. Nor. 3.

ACCIDENTAL o'clock this morning woman,
whose name Is known endeavorng 70 make her
escape from new building 10 the 18th Ward when sae
Zen through an open space into the subcesr and vas
taken Up insens.be She sent 70 the City Hospital
Found CoYcEALED.-John Shay and John DeEoe
were found In the garnet Of house No. u Cnsr.on;s
with lot of clothes in their possession On oe,s Us,
covered they committed violent Assault upon
and Robert Brent the occupants OF the mouse oo were
finally arrested and held 70 answer
BuPeLARrEs-The house No 20 City Hailpiace
ss ast pig, burzarousy entered through rear base
raent window and robbed Of an overcost and three val
ISL autes The boot and shoe Of Michael Ca
sey l23 Cours Brooklyn entered at an early hour
Yesterday morning and robbed Of about 800 worth OF
stock.
HOUSE THIEF.-Sarah Francis was arrested Tor
stealing table cover and other articles from NO
AaYkctst
LARcESY.-A boy named VIM. Moore was ar
rested on charge of stealing quantity OF copper coz
from the wagon Of Luke L. Murdoch IN west b'oao
way.
ATTEMPTED ROBERTA man named George
White was Last night found under bed IN the I'd story
81 hon.e No "a Reelrnan-s He mad number Of false
KEYS abou, his person By means Of one Of which ne hed
probably entered the house. He was committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
THE KNICKEKBOCKEK Fire Insun,

'VNHE hNICh ERBOCkEh Fire INSURANCE Com
pany Gate the Mutusl) Of New York-Csplta SISD,01
Office No H WasL-Thr Legislature Of this State At Us
lae passed changing the corporate Of
the old Mutual Insurance Company Of the City of New
York Ihe Xnickerbocker Fire Insurance Company o.
New-York All fImrc business Of that Corporation Will
therefore be transacted under it, name.
It may be well 10 add by way Of explanation thai the OF
Mutual Notwithstanding its title, In fact STOCK
Company having capital all paid IN and securely Invested
and that the change Of obtained 10 prevent mis-
apprehension that point
This Company continues against loss damage
By fro favorable similar Institutions 10 this
city DIRECTORS
George Ireland, John Gray. j.. c. Hamer-ley,
John OothOut, Bolts Moore, Chss 7. Leyenes-
Geo. Arculanus Rob't &. Wemore, Benz De Forest
Robert Benson, Edward Cook. VIM Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George Conk!in, Adam NoTne Alex'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush. Robert Kermit, VIM Dean,
Robert L. stuart Anthony Chsrdon. William Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. e. MCDONALD Secretary.
v-YOrk. May 70. lS+f. elJ eoda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

HUBBAKD'S PAPEKS.-bUKNAPA BABLULhI
No ms Fulton 81 for fall Of Pa
Der, nanufactured by the Hessrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers blue and White Imperial, Super Royal.
R0ya Medium, DENY and Flat Cap
gank Folio Post, Bank QusrtO Posi-, Exchange Cap
Extrn So per Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, d fill assortment
PAcke, Post. ST. per and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper; Coored lmperaia.
Coored Royals thick and thin.
Do. Medium, do. DO
Do. Double Cap, ior cor, books
Fine Glazed Coored Me-! gins Royals, &c &c
3. T. have also on land very extensive sss0frcentof
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Piss
Papers Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
sole agents OF the genuine Patent Envelope Paper
Printing Paper Of any and quality made 10 order
shoft notice. iy2l osyeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
sa1es AT the stock Exchange-TuEsDA :
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship Fairfield FIN Liunpo0L-MrJ f De Estura lazy
and child and 23 in the steerage deaths and births
on the passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
R wATCHEs, JKWELRY. and SILVER

e WATCHES, JkWELRY and Silver
k6SA Ware al SQUIRE SRoTHER'S, lSs Bow
EN3 eyy, where may he found rich assortment,
fsS6 for which received the Premium n; the late
Fsir- Void Watches In every style go up for eorrec;
tan~-keepers. independent ,eeonds and double times
twenty one Jewels, which come very low; Jewelry
Bracelets, P!ns Rings, styles Of Earrings and Cameo
Pins; 6pe Silver TooSs, Spoons, kaves, We pride
ourselves regards pattern Irish aud quality for they
are made Of standard OF dollars. We keep s osher
goods usually ksp; OF this kind Please cali II
q by The OF sales ths, enabled 10 sell al
90 small advance, Mr.. $, Conovsr will s,terS 70
pairing all kinds OF Ws,eh.x All goods wsrrsnted
presented 3, ;. SSllks, 1ss R,xsrv
rs Sw. $ Y. SQUIRE 'N- See-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
INDIANA BONDs-rhe aoder.igped ha. Issued Cir.

INDIANA BONDS-The uodersigp ha, issued Cir
fcuar dated I'd inst enclosing the form Of Subsehph
required 10 be made oy The ls Dec n-x for the eoDps
Of the Wabash and Enc Canal, and give efeet 70
the act VI The Legislature Of Indiana passed al the last se
SION providing for the payment OF interest the oonds"
the State.
The Circular has been forwarded such holders a. as
furnished With their address and IN order thai al ooo
holders may have the opportunity OF securing the sdTs1
ages Of the law by b-eom parties the subsehPeoe'
notice given such b0ndhoiders have COY 70
ceiveG the Circular that vii! be promptly furnsnco
forwarded application personally by mall 10 Aess,ss
Winsow Perkins No. 50 WaIl-sL or at my office, NO :"
Nassau .--Daled seth Oct. 1875.
2sVim- CHARLES BUTLER. No. ~ Na.s.a.l-
HALL AND PARLOR STOvES.-F. Fl. TRo",
BRIDGE, 80 Wa,er-s has for sale ace assoreie'
OF the best kinds Of Stoves for Halls, Psror Nufse,
Stores, &c. These a.e made Of the bes. r;.sI
and substantial Our bal! stoves, VIE -
connected give entire satisfaction TO al using the -
confidently recommend Them 10 all who wisa 70 -
their houses IN pleasant and economical way. we %
o.led's Patent Paror Stoves which .l excel e'ssS
ohe. In economy and purity Of heat Also BoswofSs ~
Tight Stove FOR wood. and other kinds for Offices
&c al reasonable Prces Stoves put up al snort nos.
competent workmen- oI5 .L--
W. ROMAINE,
sWks ArroasEY &c No. 20 sAssAr-'r. 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD
.n-S" AINDEPENDEST OPP0sITION.-

s-aass..-l Through without landng-Nr~YOrk and
Albany Line At d r. M.-Thr -teaine.
BELLE, Captain Samuel Schuyler, Will leave Se~Yors
for Albany every Monday Wednesday ard Friday landing
Hammond Il from the foot Of Robinson-sL The Belle
Is fitted with splendid md for speed,
fort and safety surpassed by any boat the Hudson
river Passengers taxing the Belle will arrive in Albany
In ample Tim. for the morning cars East or West, and
packet boats North. For freight passage inquire
k.a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
Real estate.
A y.IUIBIE HOUSES TO LET

y.IUIBI.E HOUSES TO I.ET.-Siy ~.
g. story brk Houses now building on the North -.
R2 of NouYo,>t commencing on he corner OF MAJ
:, Thsss hcisr. will be al neatly finished with exe
CONVENIENCE. for rrsp<.cSbe families They wiz have "a.
HE ,ent,. r The Hr,i and secord stories and The Cro
,v,tsr IN he basement The corner house and the on.
the other extremity OF tne rNse ~ e nnsne Tor siee
ana eUtt % we oteI may os esH my stetes
u desired IIeS VI &c 'esUy 10, VNVupa''Su HoSes u
nrst U! prcrmneT' sUl Sstus' wien VIZ We 'noHcrse
sppN 10 J1aN LlONS no ~ ~ ShNfoe'sS" 'o's Sou
Q tIovN II " No ..Oel 20 8. VI. - SN
g. WASHING TaHitSHMENr To Let
1T rue premises u i'e rev o W., 80 ~ ooNei!,
comprising "l'ee al -e aN 10y uP wlns
shnent are 10 Ne let and possession given on The IL
November The fixtures will sold low-ihp prc,eci orc
retur retiring on account OF other business ThsisA a..
chance for person TO commence srge safe and prc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
m BAIL FAsHIONS.-rhes ae.ertSer xcsla esll

m FALL FASHIONS-The subscriber would call
u The attention OF his friends and the public generally
his large and superior assortment Of gentlemen
Aas which, durability general appearance and eeono-
my, are mol excele< by any offered IN this city
Also . large assortment Of rca's And boys caps II N
ery Instance The ehov- does not give ample Satisfaction II
can &c July obtained by giving information 10
oil Sfn~cd' J. W. KELLOGG, lis Csnsl-si
HEkRlNS'S twn9er's PhIrnu Fire and Damp Proof
Al Salamanca Ssies,-Th- o,sly objection made
against Wilder. erlee!sed Fire Proof SalanaRder
Ssfes was ts, some e The hrsi made Inv Wilder would
mould and dxm9-r books and papers,
TIE subscriber h,s invented damp proof composition
which he incorporates next 10 The Mahoyxny SocE Css
sspsrsss ard distinct whoa. altering changing The
him transferred TO Wilder the Patent oacc " 49,
tomb which render. these Safe. the ss, OF ne
hind IN
The exclusive right TO make sell the above Safes In
ihis State IL secured 10 the subscriber.
Jcnes's celebrated chsngesAe Sank Lock Will he fur
nished when ordered aad for sale manufacturers pces
general assortment OF douole and single Sasnisnder
Safes
Also other kinds OF and second hsnd ones for sale
low a, the Iron Safe Dspo;, No, lSs Wsier-s,
rs lmDsW 5 c. HERRING.
COAL.-i delivering ths.ee<t quality o. Peach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

Or FOR SALE-A rare body ofT.nnes'ee Land. Title
~ perfect, The owner viii sell 1t low, or he would
'- give "A German of character and means half the
proceed, arising from sale OF said land TO emtgranis An
Association of Germans already exists nj Antwerp, who
purchased part OF advertisers land. They haze
three hundred settlers upon tlem and all well pleased
For grazing purposes there better land, and part
world ia healthy. The Charleston Is. CT Rail
road surveyed Nashville, Tenn. through part
of the land. Address a ID. PostOhicc, with real name.
rllI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

IN FOR SALE-G00n Isabella Grape Vines adapted
W for vineyard training also, lnrgy Asparagus
Roots for forcing in frames wherein grass can he cut
during winter For sale by Daniel Higgins, at his Nurse
York n3 N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

CUAL.-i anu Low delivering the.be<t quality o. Peach
Merchant Red Ash Coal. clean, dry and IN good
der for The following low prices; large nut IS IS stove,
sSs and broken SS Consumers depend on having
their coal ~ above for cash only. PETER CLINTON,
sis Srneod' Cor King Snd Greeuwiehs;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
FARlI b coan!Iy Seq! IOF saIe.--

81 TO IET-rrom the first Nov. the upper part OF Z
ia House In Csnals near Church.st Inquire OF BRIG
49, HAM HOWE, No. 3? Grand-st. $50 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
xnsv- ATHE OTISvILLE EXTE

Uuus 1.-THE OTISyILLE ENTEN- r.,
t.aaa.a..lNSlON of the New-York and Erie SsSS
Railroad viii be opened for passen
gers freight Tuesday next November Sd, when the
hours ofdeparure viii be changed and until farther notice
the Arrangement will be as follows;
For PareHgcrs-Lcaves New York from foot OF Duane
ST. at o'clock, a. NJ and o'clock Y. NJ
Leaves Otisyilln at 60 4. VI. and $! 2. NJ.
Fare between New York and OLisye II %.
For Freigh-Leave- New-Yofk from foot of DuSnesi
al 5 O'Clock P. NJ Ousyilse al IL O'clock 4. NJ
October 81, lgi6. NJ
F.. r-sssagzzzs-l LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD
%&5 Co.-The fare New London and
Nor1 icII by the Boston Day Line has
been reduced from Nov. lsL To N.*-London 81; To
Norwich, 81 %. go g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

lfnO sold before the sixth day of January next These
premises will be- offered at auction on that day At ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, NJ the Mansion House on me
premises. For farther particulars inquire of STEPHEN
BRfNKERlIOFF. on the premises CORNELIUS
BRINkERIIOfF Poughkeepsr. to WM G. HAS
BBOuCK. or DANL u. BolCE, nj their oihcs In
Newburgh. osN itawlhthlan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

HOUSE THIEF.-Sarah Francis was arrested for
stealing table and other articles from NO b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
HALL AND PARLOR sTOyEs.-F H. TRow.

w. ROMANO,
sWks ATTORNEY, &c. NO. 20 sAssAr-sr. a'i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04

o.. APARTMENTS TO LET-ln The House : o.
2" Ohvrrst Chatham 81 For particulars inquire
fSA on the premises n3r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-04
te. Ar PRiVATE SALE-Four Lots on the mon,
8. HOUSE WANTED FOR BONKpERS.-rh

81 advertiser Is IN want OF house suitable Tor yen
49, teel bosrlers rent from 500 10 $1,000, not above
or would purchase furniture, Sc Of house
already established with boardcrs. Address Howard
n Tribune Office oS0 2tiss5tos'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-11

mendmeni, which was, on motion of Mr.
Flemming, ordered TO lie on the table.
Mr.. R4yner, from HEREFORD, introduced
a bill 10 repeal an Act, entitled "an Act
10 amend an Act entitled an Act concern
mo The mode of choosing Senators and
Representatives 10 the Congress Of the Z.
nted States. and for the purpose Of secur.
ing a Just aud proper division of the State
into Congressional Districts; which pass
ed its first reading, and was referred to
the Select JOINT Committee raised on that
subject.
Mr. Waddell, from the Select Commit.
tee. 10 whom was referred the bill to e..
tablish new County, TO be called Castor,
&c, made a report with sundry amend
ments; the first Of which was rejected,
and the others concurred IN, and on motion
Of Mr. J. II. White, the bill was laid On
the table.
A proposition Of the Senate to raise II
Committee OF five on the part of each
House on SO much Of the Governors Mes
sage as relates TO the Bonds of Indemnity
gwen to secure the State for liabilities, for
tie Raleigh and Castor Rail Road, &c.
was agreed 10,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-11

Mr.. Albright, from the same Commit
tee, reported to the Senate Bill TO lay OF
and establish new County by the name
Of Castor, with sundry amendments there
10. Ordered 10 he on the table.
Mr.. WaddcIl, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported the following Bills,
w: a Bill 10 regulate arrests on mesne
process in North Carolina, aud recommen.
ded lis rejection; also, Bill supplement.
tal To- an Act cutiltd an Act to secure the
State against liability incurred for the Raj
eich and CASTOR Rail Road Company, and
for the relief Of the same and a BiIl to
amend an Act entitled an Act to amend
The Revised Statutes entitled an Act con
corning last Wills and Tesiamenls, and
recommended their passage. The sand
Bills and reports were ordered TO lie on
he table.
The Bill to provide for holding Term
Of the Supreme Court once a year IN the
Western par. Of The STATE, passed second
reading.
The senate then proceeded 10 execute
The JOINT order of the two Houses by 60
M into on election for Attorney Gcuernl.
Mr. Whitaker "a votes Mr.. Moore 10,
Mr.. Stau'y 9, Nj. kerr2 =, Mr.. Waddell |,
Mr. Elliott /, Mr.. Miller aud Mr.. Gu.
ncr 1. No gentleman having received a
majorty o( The whole number Of votes
east, .helc was no election.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Ogburae. Of Guliotd, Bill n re.
ference 10 Mortgages and Decd, of Trust ;
winch was read The hrstime mud referred
10 the Committee Oh tie Judiciary.
4 Message vas received from the Sen
8, ,,4tug lh4t Sper Nhuker Edward
Sau., aud q +. Moore were 10 nomiua-
tor lor lie office Of Attorney General
The hour having arrived lur The execu.
,.on Of the loiut order, messages were ex.
changed aud the House proceeded to vote
Tor Comptroller Of state. There being 90
opposition, William +. Collins vas declar.
81 duIy elected.
The Bill 20 establish new County by
the uame II Castor. aud % annex part
&c hr County oi Lincoln WIS called up BY
Mr. j. II Mhre aud considered.
Mr.. Wilson, OF Lincoln, mNed an a.
merdment which vns rejected.
Tie hour having arrived, The House, &C.
c1iuinE 20 jdnt order wen; lnio lhe cleo.
ton luf Attorney General, Nh, Gillian q
tho Chair. Mr.. Whitaker received -
votes, Mr.. S'aoIy ~, and Mr. Moore 3.
Neither o. The gentlemen having a MAJOR.
l'v. there vas % election.
The House also went into ma election t'r
State Treasurer. Nr. lloten having uu
opposition, WIS declared aa'y elected.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-11

Mr.. Baxter, OF Henderson, introduced a
Bill &c divide the State into Nine Judicial
Clocuits, and for other purposes, which
was read the FIRST time, and, on motion OF
Mr.. Courts, referred 90 a Select Committee
Of seven members, one to be selected rom
each JId,sIal Cucuit.
Ca motion 81 No. HAYES, &C Cherokee,
message was sen; to the Senate, propos.
ing that tie two Houses shall, at ! l O'Clock
10 morrow, 60 INTO an election Tor Auot
ney General
Nr. Waddel, Of Chatham, called up the
bill 10 establish a new County, by the name
OF Castor, anl 10 annex part Of the Couu.
" Of C4lawba TO the County OF Lincoln
when the sane was referred, on his motion
10 Seec, Committee Of four members.
message was received from The Sen
ate, s,a,ing that their branch of The JONI
Select Committee, raised on SO much OF the
Governors Message as relates 10 a Geolo.
vey, consist Of Messrs. W oodin, Mills
gical, Mneralo.ica and Agricultural Sur
Kerr, Drake aud Gillian and that Messrs.
GhmeF, Cameron, WaddeIl, Halsey aud
Ashe, form their branch OF the JOINT Seltcl
Committee on the subject OF arranging The
Districts OF the State for the election OIL
Members TO Congress.
message was received from the Senate,
c0ncurung 10 tie proposition of the House
10 refer that part OF the Governors mes.
sage relating 10 the Portsmouth aud Roam.
oke Rail Road, and 10 he various laws pass
ed BY the Legislature Of Virginia and ms
State, 10 relation thereto, 10 a JOINT Select
Committee, consisting of four member on
the par, OF each House.
The House then adjourned, to meet to.
morrow morning a. 10 o'clock.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-11

THURSDAY, Nov. 90.
Mr.. Patterson, from The Committee 90
Internal improvements, reported to The Sen.
ate the Bli 10 incorporate the Camden aud
Charlotte Rail Road Company, with sun
dry amendmets v hch, On bis motion, we're
ordered 10 lie Oh the table and be printed.
Mr.. Glichrsl introduced 3 Il 10 amend
an Act entitled an Act for opening a CT.
nal from Cape Fear to Lumber R,yef
which was referred to the Committee on
Internal Improvements.
MIR. Ashs introduced a Bill 10 incorpo
rate the North and South Carolina RAJ
Road which passed first reading, and q
his motion, was retired to the Committee
on Internal Improvements.
On motion Of NJ. W lson, the Comma
nicai!on from the Secretary Of STATE, con
tanning the reforms Of the Sheriff. Of "a,
State for and against the establishment Of
Pen,en,lary, was ordered to be sent to ih
House Of Commons aud lis ExceIlency
the Governor, requested to announce, off
cally, the results Of SAID election.
MIR. Halsey introduced the following r,
solution:
Resolred That message be sent 70 the Hou
Of Commons, proposing TO raise JOINT Seis
Committee on Public Buildings, and that ga
Committee inquire into what alterations are n
cessary IN tue chlmneys, roofs, &c, Of the Sta
capitol, 70 render The same FIRE. proof, and To
they report by bll or otherwise and also Ii
they inqlire into tue propfgty Of permitting b
10 be used IN any Of the rooms oil tho Capitol.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE or COMMONS.
Mr.. Neal, OF Rockingham, presented Il
following resolution:
Rss0lrsd, That the Committee on Finance
instructed To inquire into the exyedlency Of "a
ing Capital in sid Of tie Public Reyenua-wi
ther the same shall consis, Of money, bonds, lle
ments, or other evidences Of debt
Mr.. d. A. Bornes, Of Northampton,
tfoduced bdi to incorporate the Rgana
Raj Road Company which passed It's f
reading and vas referred to the Commit
on Internal Improvements.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Washington, of e
ven, the resolution proposing 10 refer Il
part Of The Governors Message relating