Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-12
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
From our Regular and Special Correspondent

From Regular and Special Correspondent.
RALE1cH Nov. 8, 1862.
DEAR JOURNAL: In the Senate, to day, Mr.. Gil
mer presented memorial for a special law to be
made paying tails jurors in Guilford. Mr.. Thomas
bill to incorporate the North Carolina and South
Carolina Turnpike Company, with capital of $780,
900, Road to commence at Quaatown, and termi-
nate somewhere in South Carolina.
In the House, the bill concerning the sale and in
spection of ton timber at Wilmington, &C.. read
third time and passed. Mr.. Webb introduced bill
nstructing the Committee on Finance to enquire IN
to the expediency of altering the revenue law
to impose tax OF Sl0O on Circus Companies. MIR.
Wynn bill to repeal an It passed in 1s50-51 en-
titled an act to prevent the obstruction of the
sage of fish in inlets of the coast Mr., Saun
ders, of Wake, bill in favor of the heirs of Rich
ard D. Cooke, concerning some land claimed as an
escheat by the University of North Carolina DR..
Erwin (Whig) moved that the House adjourn, and
that the reporters be requested say that he moved
an adjournment mark of respect to the memory
of the deceased Wing party. of which he is mem
Der!
Raleigh, Nov 4. 1852
No bill Of Importance introduced in the SEN
ate to day. large number of engrosscd bills from
the House read the first time.
Mr. Saunders. of Wake. introduced bill 70 amend
the charter of the North Carolina Rail Read The
bill requires the Board Of Internal improvements to
subscribe So 600 ore fourth to be paid at the
time OF subscribing or as it can be raised
on the bonds ISSUED for that purpose and fourth
part every six months thereafter. in smaller
and Otlener. the interest of the Company may re-
quire. The Board of Directors to consist of ten per-
sons, six of whom to be appointed by the Co.
vernon with the consent Of bis council and our to
be elected by ballot at a general meeting Of the
StOckh holders
MIR Dortch introduced bill to prevent the sale of
spurious liquors to free persons of color. Mr. Ward
OF Jones, bill to Incorporate the North Carolina
| Rail 4 no | dos
tor the extension of The Central Road from Colds
bore to Beaufort. MIR. JONES' of Tyrrell introduced
bill to protect boats canoes, coasting and
sells.
The news in rather bad from this State,
yet: We confidently look for from 1900 TO 1000 ma
Jorlty for Pierce and King.
Oar news is goOd--Louisiana has gone for us
ennesSee is reported for and in fact with the
exception of three States mentioned. the Union has
voted for Pierce and King The Democracy are in
high spirits--the Wings take it gerry well, they
say they expected It.
We calculate having grand and ma gnifcent turn
out in a short time--some twenty transparencies
music, good Speaking and suthin good to eat!''
RALEIGH, Friday. Nov 5, 1852
Dear JOURNAL: large number of engro>sed bills
were read In the Senate the second time to-day
Among them. the bill concerning the appointment
! OF inspectors; the bill to pay CASTOR county her
share OF the School Fund the bill granting appeals
IN certain cases the bill authorizing ff cen Justices
OF the Peace OF Craven County, to appoint Superin-
| tendant of Common Schools the bill to amend an
Act entitled divorce and almony; bill to amend
lst section of the 18th chapter of Revised Statutes
bill to establish dividing line between Beaufort and
Craven; bill concerning the embankment of low
grounds; bills to pay tails jurors in the counties of
inehim. Guilford Halifax Nash Sampson, Gran
Vile. Columbus and Onslnw
In the House Ct Commons, Mr. Dobbin presented
memorial praying for the passage of law to pre-
vent the obstruction of the Cape Fear by the works
OF the Cape Fear Navigation Company. The bill
providing for ice rejected today!
! Mr.. Marshall offered resolution nstructing the
Committee on finance to amend the revenue laws as
to exempt from taxation the selling or retailing OF
wine, the growth and manufacture of North Caro-
lima Rejected.
w. f. Hill Of Duplin introduced bill to make
the wifuI trespass on land by cutting timber trees
and unlawful hunting indictabe. w.