The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-16

Assss,|nims w<rr ordered 70 BE- print~l.
f'As sra,ss -gslr sons uIas d 7'-Tsr1szs -
]. aalalj ,ufns5 10 tomorrow.
Z 10 ihe H'rsr, memorial was presented som
he pe,Ple Of Dsscrct, praying admission as q
s;s,e. o. that soms form of rial government be
ertealel over them. RcGercdt 10 The COMMITTEES
on territories
Msm,rials introducing Delegates from Desert
and New Mexico were ruled cul Of crisr By li,c
Speaker. and lie over.
Two Intellectual ballots were had Tor Clerk.
On The ID ballosins. forncy. Dem, received 1903
totes: Campbell. Why. 81; Scattering ~.
In the Senate on Friday. after the in,roiuc-
ton and appropriate reference Of sundy bills. the
resolution heretofore offered by Gen. Cas-, in-
sruesing the committee on foreign afr .irs TO in
qaire into tho expcdiency Of suspcnding diploma
tic intercourse with Austria, was taken up. Gen.
Cas- advocated the resolution In speech Of much
force and eIoqucnce., The Senate then held an
executive session, and soon rass sdjourpcd 10
Monday.
In the Hccsu. amer the usual preliminary bu-
,iness, tho sprskrr announced the order Of the
day, the elecsionof officers Of ll'e house. A mo-
ion 70 postpone The election 70 Monday, was car
ned by msjority Of ono vote.
The Speaker decided that the fHst 80 days for
The reception Of petitions had expired. An APP
peal was made from this decision. The decision
was sustained-ayes IS, noes 81.
The House then adjourned until Monday.
In the Senate, on Monday the 7th. numerous
petitions were presented, among which was one by
Nj. Clay. numerously signed, asking for the re-
rognltion OF The Republic Of Liberia. Referred to
The committee on foreign relations.
There was spirited debate on the resolution
offered by Mr.. Clemens, calling upon the Prcsi.
dent for copies of instructions given to the civil or
military Governor Of California, since the 4th Of
March last, or to any agent Of this Government,
relative to the organization Of Stale Govern
menL Also, how the delegates TO the Constitu-
tional Convention were elected, &c.
Aher which. tho Senate proceeded to the con-
silcraiion Of the resolution Offered by Mr.. Cas-,
relating to our diplomatic intercourse with Aus
ina. Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Clay opposed the ress-
ton. Mr.. Clay's speech will be found in our pa
per to-day.
The Houss was occupied in Ruthless efforts to
elect clerk.
The SENATE on Tuesday, was occupied in a
debate on the question Of printing the resolutions
Of the Legislature Of Vermont on the subject Of
slavery.
The HousK voted three times for Clerk.
The SENATE, on Wednesday, after the prescn-
iasion Of petitions took up Mr.. Foote's resolution
providing for the election Of Chaplain, which was
adopted. The Senate then went into an election,
sud on the third ballotng Mr.. Butler was elected
BY The casting vote Of the Vice President. The
Senate then held an executive session.
In the HoysE four moro ballo,ings were had
for Clerk, without any election.
In the SENATE. on Thursday, the debate was
continued on the resolutions Of the Icgislatureo Of
Vermont, after which the subject was passed by
informally. The Senate afterwards adjourned
over to Monday.
The HorsE, on Thursday and Friday, did lit
lie else than vote for Clerk. On the twentieth
halloting Thomas ]. Campbell, Of Tennessee, re.
eeiyed | l2 votes, and was elected.
The House then went into the election Of Ser.
geant-at-Arms; and after two Intellectual ballot.
ings the House adjourned.
The North Carolina Railroad.
5'a,fying intelligence has been received dur
. lie las, sveeA. q The progress of the subscrip
,cl, fofshe North Iafolins Rail Road. Conven.
tsas have been held ID the counties of Randolph
Davidson, Rowan and Cabarrus, at which Gov.
Morehcad, the lion. Calvin Garvcs, and John A,
Gllmcr, ESQ.,. attended. The ability with which
they performed their duty is at,ested by their sus.
cess. We understand that in the four counties
fourteen or fifteen additional shares Of the One
hundred were taken. The people generally ma
infested much enthusiasm fob ale load.