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FRANKLINTON MASONIC HIGH SCHOOLS.

EhANhLlNlO MASONlC SCfOOLS
MEssRs. EDroRs These schools are now in sue
cessful operation and are permanently established
beyond the possibility of doubt As the weather
was nclement at the late examinations prohibiting
many of those at distance from attending perhaps
the friends and patrons would wish to be informed
as to the examinations, &c. On Monday, the goth
ult, the young ladies were examined on the studies
usually pursued in Seminaries and Colleges. The
examining committee reported that the examination
was thorough, conducted incognsto as to the stu
dents, and that they gave ample proof of studious
application during the session.
: Tuesday and Wednesday were devoted. to the ex-
animation of the young men. Thursday declama-
ton of original and selected speeches The original
speeches would have reflected credit upon heads Of
maturer years. Judging from their manner Of rea-
soning and style of elocutien, no one can ten how
many Clays Websters were in that rising tass Of
young men. They excelled the fondest anticipatons
of their teachers, parents and friends.
On Thursday night Mr.. Neal gave public lecture
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Mr.. CLINGMAN's MOVEMENT ABRoGATE THE CLAY
ToN-BULwER THEATY.-On Monday last Mr.. Cling
introduced into the Senate some resolutions de-
claring that the abrogaton of this treaty is "dc-
nanded alike by the honor and interests of the Uni
on" and calling the President for the correspon-
dence between this government and the governments
of Great Britain and Nicaragua the subject. Mr.
Clingman accompanied his resolutions with some re-
marks, which shall appear soon we make
room for them.
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E. G. HAYWOOD, Eso.-It will be seen, by the
House proceedings of yesterday that the seat of this
gentleman in that body vacated by vote of %
to 8. Mr.. Haywood spoke briefly in defence Of his
right to his seat and replied to at length by Mr.
Smith, OF Hartford, who argued to show that he
not entitled Mr. Haywood reoined; after which
Mr. Mckay, of Cumberland, moved to postpone the
further consideration of the subject until the 18th of
next month. This motion was negatived by large
majority, and the House then voted directly on the
question.
\ ''writ of election" will now issue under the
hand of the Speaker directing election to fill the
vacant seat to be held at such time as the House
may designate.
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MARRIED..

In this City, Wednesday the 18th nst by Rev. T. E.
Skinner Willie G. Riddick, Esq, of Gates county n c.,
to Miss Anna Jones, eldest daughter of r. NJ Jones,
Esq, of this City.
In this City, the evening of the 14th ns by Rev. D.
R. Bruton Mr. James NJ Harris 10 Miss Sarah Campbell.
Also, in this City, the morning Of the 18th inst by
the same Mr. A. S. Wooda to Miss Sarah C. Williams.
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Board of Internal Improvements.

Gov. Bragg, in submitting to the Legislature as
President er oticio of the Board of Internal I'm
provements the biennial Report of said Board says
I" recital of the duties performed by the Board
Tor the last two years, must satisfy the General As
sembly, as they Think that they now have little dis
cretion as to the management of our public works
and it appears to the Board that these duties might
well he discharged by the Governor alone. While
saying this, however, the Board believe that the
State should have an officer, with without such
Board OF Internal Improvements now have,
possessing requisite skill to supervise and protect
the interest of the State in all the companies IN
which she is interested, and clothed with sufficient
power to enable him to do so.
The present Board of Internal Improvement have
not the power, and if they had, the members there
OF have not the requisite skill and knowledge of
such matters to enable them to protect the interest
of the State. They believe that the appointment of
such an officer would the State large amounts
IN the expenditures to be made, or at least would
serve as check upon extravaganza OF improper APP
pllcaons OF public money; while his reports to the
Legislature would always furnish! them with reliable
information to the construction, management and
business Of all the companies in which the State is
nterested.'
The suggestions of the Governor are entitled to
much respect and to the attentive consideration of
the General Assembly; but we have thought for
time that the internal improvement interests
of the State which have become so important dur
ing the last eight years, would be better cared for
and protected by Board of Public Works consist
ing OF three gentlemen, elected by the Legislature
or by the people, adequately sal&1ied and whose
tire time should be given TO their duties OF course
the establishment of such Board would supersede
the present Board of Internal improvements. 1t
would also disconnect the Governor from the public
works, in case the Legislature should think expe
dent to do so, leaving the appointment of Directors
and the supervision of these works to the Board
proposed to be established.
We make these suggestions as a citizen of the
State with all respect for the opinions of the Gov
and the Legislature and from sincere desire to
advance the improvements in existence and in pro-
gress, and to protect the States interest therein.
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TREASURES REPoRT.-This interesting document
has been printed and laid before the two houses of
the General Assembly. We have prepared some ex-
tracts from it, which will appear as we can
find room for them.
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Since the disappearance of the yellow fever in
New Orleans and Galveston, the influenza has been
very prevalent in those places.
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RALEIGH: SATURDAY. DEC. IS. 1853.

HOLDEN 4 WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
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ID lie ID =,

Of consumption in this City. the evening Of the 18th
inst Rev Enoch Moore, a member on probation (of one
years standing) of the N. G. Conference.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

xo WASHINGTON, December 10, 1853
SENATE.-The only thing Of the slightest impor.
lance was speech from Camers0n, of Pa, on the
memorial Of citizens of Pa, for specific duty on
iron.
Mr.. Ivcrson gave notice of his intention to intro
duce bill to give backpay to officers retired BY the
Naval Board. - .sss
HousE-Mr. Bowie introduced resolution look
ing to the reduction of import duties in foreign con
tries on American tobacco. -l...r,.s-
The House, by vote of 113 to co. refused to ina
peach Judge Watrous, Of Texas.
g.. WASHINGTON, Dec 49,
SENATE.-The Senate cleared off avast amount of
adverse reports and other business left from the
last session. rs
Mr.. Clingman attempted to bring up his resolu-
ton for the abrogatien Of the Cayton-Bulwer Trea-
IT,.
Mr.. Mason, who was understood to act upon the
views and policy entertained by the Executive OPP
posed the resolution that would be making issue
with the Administration. He said that we may alb
rogate this treaty with the assent of England but
statesmen would not do 1t without looking ahead to
where it will land If we abrogate the treaty
now have now to define the vague Monroe doc
trine besides, the Executive was now engaged in ne
gotiation to avert misunderstanding under that
treaty. t.a *
Mr.. Clingman responded, taking the ground that
our progress had been backward for the last eight
years. while England was gaining more ground than
we were losing. We should, therefore, now take
emphatic and decided steps to maintain our rights
in Central America
The Senate by vote of % to %, refused to take
up the resolution. Adjourned till Monday.
HoUsE.-In the House, the Presidents commune
cation covering Com. McIntoshs report of the recent
affairs at Greytown, laid before the House. It
was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
An estimate of the deficiency in the public print
ing amounting to $685. 0O was received and refer
red. .....-. 49,
The resolution declaring Wythe, of Md, entitled
| to his seat instead Of Harrison Wa tabled
In Committee of the Whole the old soldiers bill
considered, pending which the House adjourned.
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~ The Senate in Executive session on We'd
nesday ratified the United States treaties with ia
pan and China and confirmed j. Clancy Jones as
Minister to Austria Mr.. Preston to Spain, and Mr..
Ward to China.
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VOTE OF Mcdowell FOR THE RAlLRoAD.-We un-
derstand that the majority cast in Mcdowell for a
subscription of $4,000 to the Western Extension,
is 311, instead of 211 as formerly stated.
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CoTroN IN CUBA-Cotton is now grown in Cuba
with excellent success. "A Havana correspondent Of
the Savannah Republican speaks of cotton field on
the island that this year yielded nine hundred pounds
to the acre, and second crop Of hollis are now on
the plants.
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1t is stated that the Presidents Message contains
over 900 words.
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~ We are indebted to Messrs. Reid Clingman,
Craige and Ruffin for documents; and to Hon. L..
OBJ. Branch for the Daily Globe for the session
for which they will please accept our thanks.
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Important Nessage from the President.

j
WAsHINGToN Dec. 15.-Thc President has sent to
Congress- but it not presented to-day,
sage covering official report of the recent board
ing of the steamer Washington, at San Juan.
1t is understood that the President in this commu-
nication does not make a recommendation as to the
course to be pursued but merely introduces the sub
ect to the notice of Congress in official manner.
The Report contains the correspondence of Com.
Mcintosh, who says in effect that when the British
officers boarded the Washington he Com McIntosh)
called on Oldham for explanations. The latter dis
claimed all intention to search, but said he had
boarded her to get the news, and see an English Of
ficer who was known to be aboard a passenger.
That his visit no departure from the usual GUS
TOM Sir VIM Gore Ouseley and his secretary
planned the matter in a similar way-the latter re-
marking that the Right of Search had been aban-
doned.
Com. Mcintosh thinks the explanation was salts
factory, fair and frank.
In the course of the correspondence, it appears
that England exercises the right of Proectorate on
ly over the Mosquito Kingdom.
The people of Grey town held meeting on the
arrival of the Washington and asked Ouseey to assist
them in maintaining their integrity, and he replied
that the subject should receive consideration from
the proper quarter.
The Fleet Surgeon reports Com. Mcintosh unit
for duty in consequence Of sickness
eW The Secretary of the Navy, in his late annu-
al report says: "The resolution of the Senate of
the 18th of April last instructed the Secretary of
the Navy to cause thorough examination of the
IRON coal and timber of the Deep river country, in
the State of North Carolina, and to report at the
next session of Congress upon the expedency of es
tabllshng at some point in that State machine and
workshops for the construction of engines boilers,
&C., for naval vessels. In compliance with this res
| olution appointed commission consisting OF Cap
tain Wilkes, Messrs. Hunt and Martin, chief engi-
neers, and Mr. Pook naval constructor, to make the
examination The examination has been made, but
the report has yet been presented to the Depart
ment.
CoTToN IN CUBA.-Cotton is now grown in Cuba
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All postmasters will please act as agents for US.
~ All former agencies are hereby revoked.
August Is, 1858.
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GRIFFEN 4 ACKEN.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Of HRENoA lNGLBH
IL and GERMAN FANCY GOODS and PERkBNEHY.
No. ls4 FuEsox sFREsss NV YtHx
HENRY GM11kx, g ~
VIZ. H. Acx.s. Dee. 1s. 1858. iss-lypd.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BHOWNS' HOTEL R M Semple and fam,
Miss; Samuel NJ Splsnger, Texas Morton r
Semple, Miss; Miss A Wade, do; Rev II Haugh-
ton, Nc L Mcmillan, La Tenn; II De-
Ter and family, La; SOnes, ir, Tenn l. SchiI-
port, Ga; Il ID Carmuth, La; W HOughtOn Va
Hawkins, NY; w Goa and family, La; r
Goa, Va; p Jones and lady, Tenn nj is Stith
do; Miss F Stith, do; A Horn, NY; f. Il Trege-
rant and lady, Tenn; w Ward, do; Jones'
do; w c Ferguson, Va; Morris, Co; T. Els
sing, Md; John w Fairfax, Va = Stein, Ala;
n Routh and family, La l. kallpus, jr, Md A
Johnson, l. Lumpkns, Mrs Gerard Stith and
child, La; Mrs Bickal and daug hter, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-F A Gibbons + A
gibbons, jr, Colonel X MahOn. d HorsPy, Md
Lieut. u Blackwood, USRS; Rafael de Varona
Cuba; Miguel NOguTas, do; Juan Gran, do; ua-
wilson, NY; VIM Helme, Pa; T. Cameron, Pa:
Ramsay NY; w O'Clenehan, A Ii Southworth
Cal; Nash, Kansas; NJ Day, Dgges Md;
Manning, Ala; Mann, Pa; G Erihsang G
A FOrsgard, Texas; ID Lamune, n Y: g w Tap
ley, Mass; y Janewell and daughter, SC; W p
Bonney, do; g Mcbride, sc.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-JE Young Md:
} b Young, Dc; J Cunning ham, Illinois; w
Thomas, w Shuman, Ohio A w Deahl Va
NJ Morht, Md; Morris, NC; c Mitchell
G; w Hunt, Md; John Dean. NY; ) Reinbart
Md; VIM Ferguson, Scotland, Samuel Hilzheim,
NYork
kIRkWOOD HOUsE-P DeLaner. La; l.
Smallwood, Ala ; Moses Arndt o; Samuel C
Martin, NY; Hurry, CIV; Rev DIR McMas-
tiers, Ill; II w Bramble, NY; Thornton Va: A
Hull and lady. Ga; A Burdine NY; LII Vany-
anatt, do 1t Palmerston, do; Il III Addicks Md;
mis- Dr Brace and child, do.
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Nor1eE FOR t Si; x FsRsrokArIos OF
SEERTTkAiHNr t xA,SPSSo re MARKET IN TIE

The .TaPi Of land s made By The act e con.5s,.
aid the construction Of certain Railrosds there.
mentioned having been so FAR adjusted 80 60 suthp
ri.s the ressse from rItedrsvsl Of the shd; &c.
vacant ofsrsd nds ", zen le outside Of siz rntfss
IN. Flint sSd Pefre SaTUu.tts IN ~. npstso,t
and Milwaukee" Railroad. situated an the UNDER
10 virtue OF said grant or sTy other grant made by
Congress. or legally c aimed by pre- emptIon, and
Wifadrarel. viii be restored to private entry on
the DAYS ard at the places hereinafter pecIhed at
the ordinary mInImun Of 81 IS per
At the land once It loNIA on Monday, tks rs a day
Of asssu sszf, viz;
North Of ths base Ian. and ,ref Of the priseipaI
nIeTfdIda
townships g. s. g. 10, n, L. Is, IL Is. II, ls 49, and
Townships 9, 10, II, IL, Is Il, Is, I7.IsIa.
Township Z, s. 81, TO- II. ~ IS, L. IS, Is. 49, 70,
townships l. S, l. TO- u, ~ Is, ~ IS. Is. 10. 10,
and 2n.of range fourteen.
Townships a. S. 6, rs "a, Is. ls. IL, 10, and 81 Of
Town.hips e. 10, Is, Is. IT, 10, and 20, OF
TownshiPs e. 10, IS, Is, H. IL. and %, OF range
seventeen.
Townships 10, Is I6, IT, 49, ls and % of range esh
Township Is, of range nineteen.
At the land efice at Traverse CITY on Monday,
the 18th cay Of august next, VIZ:
NORTH Of ths base hHe dHd tc.st Of tht priacipsI
townships a. 2, Is "a, Is, b. q. g. 81. 81 and IS,
Townships p, ~ 2s o. 25 a6. ~ and %. Of range
townships 81, - q. a. IS. &C. n. and D. Of rang.
townships e. p g q. q, 81. sni a. Of range ten.
Townships q y. ~ 81, 81, snd Il, of range eisht.
Township -. Of Ian,e seven.
Given under INV hand at the city of WASHINGTON,
this ele hth dag of Jane Ammo DoIn.n one tnousand
"' ''-N - " IHOs A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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the of the heath of vast portion of the pOpu
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u the inevitable destruction of the PATIENTS cOnst
tuition and which all the sarsaparilla In the world
cannot remove. Tresemar Nos. 1,2, and are alike
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ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered by Vepeau, Ial-
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or four cases in one for So, which saves S5 and
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Sold by DIR. H. A: BARR No. Isl Prince sta
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the So cases of Triesemar, and the large Sizes
rlage paid thus nsurlng genuine European prepare
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