The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-08

works In permanent manner. huopfn'
The Joint resolution relative to the navy
appointed to examine peep NV
81 Coalhelds, passed its third reading
The Speaker announced the bill for remoy-
inc distractions from the Yadkin and re
Dee Rivers was next IN order.
The bill was opposed by Waiser, on the
ground that It Moud destroy large amount
of mill property. Messrs. Reeves and More
head supported ii. The bill was recommit-
tad to The committee on Propositions and
Grievances.
A message was received from the Senate
proposing to raise d joint select committee
10 take into consideration the present state
of The several railroads in which the State
has an interest. Concurred IN.
The bin concerning wild fowl IN Curri-
tuck county. MIR. Baxter showed II 10 be
matter of deep interest TO the people Of that
county, and the rules being suspended, the
bill unanimously passed its second and third
readings, and was sent to the Senate.
Tuesday Nov. 30.
The SENATE was called TO order. Pray
or by the Rev. Mr.. skinner.
Mr.. Steele offered resolution instructng
the committee on Internal Improvements 70
inquire into the expedicncy OF rendering 10
the railroad companies in which the State IS
interested, amended charters 50 as 70 give
/ to the individual stockholders a preponuer-
ancc in the management Concurred IN.
l Mr.. Thomas introduced bill 10 provide
1 FOR the establishment Of the system Of Tree
banking. Referred to the committee on
banks and currency.
Mr.. Walkup. bill to require magistrates
10 keep a record Of their official acts; and
providing for their payment BY fees. Ne
ferred 10 the committee on the Judiciary.
and ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Gilmore. a bill asserting TO the pur'
chase Of site for National Foundry. &c,
by the u. :. on Deep river, II required. DR.
dereh 10 be printed and referred 70 the CON-
mittee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Mickey introduced resolution au-
I th0rizing the Governor to furnish military
schools with arms on the same conditions As
they are now furnished TO military companies
! Referred to the committee on Military AT
fairs.
The cngrossed bill from the Commons for
/. The protection ni wild fowl on the waters q
Currltuck, was referred TO the Judiciary
committee.
The bill providing for the elections Of
/ Clerks and Masters BY the people was now
! put upon its second readiRg.
The bill vas advocated By Mr.. Lark
] ford, who introduced IL, and opposed by Nr.
p Dunncll. II was then rejected.
) The bill to authorize County Courts 10
j establish nr abolish jury trials. was taken up,
! and alter lew remarks By Mr.. Thomas 20
its fasar, IL was. on his motion, laid on the
!. table for the present.
. The bill providing for the payment Of JUS
{ tees 81 The Pcsceior taking tax lists, passed.
{ and Was ordered to be engr0ssed.
The bill 10 amend the 5th sec. 10th chap.
Rev. Code, relative to wltnesses IN probate
/ Of wills. passed aud was ordered 70 be en-
] crossed.
The bill 10 promote and encourage iie
!. planting Of oysters and clans was now taken
/. up. amended. and passed.
. The COMMONS. was called % order, AZ
Z Ter PRAYER By the Rev. Mr.. Pell.
!. Nc. Kerr. from the committee on the Ja-
Il dietary, reported uniayorably on several bills,
j the mast important II which arc. the bill y
prevent horse straling TO make railways
j. md steamboat lines. highways; 10 elect
Il clerks and masters IN equity By the people
e 81 ply tales jurors 10 authorize solicitors y
| administer ,aths IN CERTAIN cases.
Mr.. Bridgers. from same committee, re
II ported the oil prohibiting betting on elce'
4 iiuu.. With recomn ,dation that 4 do pass
~ ani similar recommendation 10 favor 81 ths
!. bliicunrrrning Rowan coun,y Courts. &C.
Al III. Bidham presented a resolution d.
reetiug that ~ standing rule 81 this heas'
Il shall III Suspended unirss tso-ihIfds Of ~
/. Ilaasc shall agrre thereto. and no STANDING
e rule b. altered o. rescinded except on on
n dAy'. nniIee. Lies over one day.
ii Nj Hill. Of Halifax. presented series !"
resolution. On the currency. rbes advocate
J. further restrictions upon banking insista
Il. t.ons provide mean. Ia make them respan
II .ble q The note holders require publicatlo
ne IL their affairs quarterly ~ favor 81 the pro
IL hibiilon nf notes under the value 81 i've dol
II Lars oppases all basis for banking operation
except cpin OF money aud opposes All con
I'LL neet,on 81 the State with banking schemes
81 e1eepti for a surplus. or revenue. or BIG
II sthosI fund, and thea only 10 the extent /
one.third of the capital stock. Read. lal
IN. on The table, and ordered 10 BE- printed
a. Mr. Kerr presented bill 70 establish u
ne Eighth judicial District; NJ. Benbury. b
Nil q create Military AMI Scientific Aeadem.
Referred.
be, lhe fesBluttun concerning pFihAtu uuNe
ted Iments, which authorized the chief clerk I
M. the House 10 distribute documents 10 on
of newspaper 10 each town or country. was =
iectel on second reading.
u. The bill to protect The helpless again
!. monry shavrrs being read, was, on motion
q, Nj. Kerr, sent ID tie committee on the j
na' dietary.
M The bill 10 alter ihe mode 81 compensate
~. the member. of The General Assembly belt
read, Ne. simpson called for the yeas q
IL nays; i vas rejrcted--yeas 8, nays l03.
NM The bill to prohibit betting 90 rlcetio
~ passed is second reading. Persons 60
sicted can be fined ii the discretion Of 4