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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-26
Repo., Of - Fi..,e. c,..,,,e,.

Report q he Rtooaeo C0OOiteee.
The following Report a The Finance Co@@isses
Of the recent Legislature fully sustains NJ. Treasa
TT Courts in his policy Of issuing State coupon boos
payable in New York. Indeed, under the old system
OF registered bonds, payable in Raleigh, b uosr
taan probable that our works Of internal inpsose-
mcnt would have been seriously interrupted u not
absolutely arrested would not have Lcsa possible
to have made sale Of tho requisite amount Of the
latter species Of bonds The Report speaks ior itself
and is not only full but triumphant vindieaiioa
Of the policy referred to:
On motion by Mr.. Houston:
Resoired, That the committee Of finance be au-
thorizcd and instructed to investigate the policy Of
issuing North Carolina State bonds, payable In New
York. and that they report the result Of their In
vcstigation TO the General Assembly:
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ov NoErn.C CAROLINA,
In Senate. Feb. 18th, 1852
The committee Of finance have had under coasid-
Grafton the resolution referring to the committee to
inquire INFO the policy which has been adopted Of
making our State bonds payable in New York, and
report:
That they have written to reliable bankers in Ra.
leigh. Washington City and New York. 10 ascertain
tween coupon bonds payable, principal and interest.
in New York and in Raleigh. From their answers.
we gather that these payable in New York will
bring from two to i've per cent more than those In
Raleigh.
On an average, exchange Is about ono FER cent
Assume three and half per cent. as the average
difference in value between those bonds payable in
New York and those payable in Raleigh, and the
loss on tho sale Of SluOO bond would he $500.
The interest on $1,000 for & mouths Is s3c-to pay
this $50 exchange at per cent would DC so cents
The interest on the $35 saved would be Sl.Uj. So
the interest the money saved, would Iay tho cx-
change, and save I5 cents every six months, or
Sl.iU year $1,000.
The total amount Of Coupon Bonds SOLD. CON-
mcncing April, lisa, appears by the accompany.
ing exhibit taken from the books ii the Treasury.
is ~. 65S 500 The amount Of premium realised on
these sales is SGj.O1s 3D. and the amount received
for exchange disposins Of the procccsk Of sale. ].
S3,ll7 96.
Ii the $3.50 year. saved on each 81 .oNn should
be invested and rcinvcstcd every year, for 81 years
the time the bonds have TO run, the amount would
| greatly exceed the probable premium on the cx'
change required To Pay the honsis al maturity.
Your com,ittcc Is therefore VI opinions. that the
Treasurer acted ju,liccusly. in making the bond.
and interest payable in New York.
We full that the amount paid fr exchange Il
meet payments Of interest in New York. up In III,
close OF the fiscal year Is L. essentially
short Of the interest the premium obtained VI
| the sale Of the bonds
| Your committee cntcrtains doubt TO III,
| policy Of the change, from the old registered boad
To the bonds with COUPONS u interest, pay able 4
bearer and transferable by delivery.
AL which is respectfully submitted
JONATHAN WORTH.
| for tAs CsnsHsittee.
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Wake County.

We learn from the Report of the Finance Com
mit.ee of the County, consisting of Messrs. G. W.
Thompson, R. II. Jones, and j. F. Hutchins, sub
mitted to the Court in session this week. that the
number of taxable polls in Wake for the year 1858,
was 6s47; that the valuation of real estate was 3d.
ej 49, that the total amount of revenue collected
was $l4,s93 &c. The amount collected for Common
Schools was s2,395 90; for support of poor, 49,
sol 80; for County purposes, 1864 80; for In
sane Asylum, 1921 OF; for Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum, Sab l1,-making, after deducting expenses of
collecting, total net revenue to the amount of S14-
40 81. This is, of course, exclusive of the State
tax.
The rates of taxes collected in the year 1853, were
as follows For County purposes, on land II cents,
each poll As cents; for support of poor, Oh land
cents, each poll 90 cents; for Common Schools,
on land cents, on each poll 13 cents; for Insane
Asylum on land cents, on each poll cents; for
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, on land l cent, on each
poll cents, making in all % cents on the hundred
dollars worth of real estate, and SO cents on the
poll Add to this the State tax of Is cents on land
and 50 cents on the poll, and we have 43 cents on
land, and 81 80 the poll for the year referred to-
The rates Of taxes imposed at the present term
OF the Court are as follows: For County purposes,
on land 10 cents, each poll 35 cents; for support
OF poor, on land cents on each poll 20 cents; for
Common Schools on land cents, on each poll ID
cents; andthe same as for 1858 for the two Asylums.
The County and State tax will therefore be as fol-
lows: County tax, on land &c cents State tax, on
land 90 cents,-making on real estate 46 cents,
being cents more than for the year referred to.
county tax, on each poll, 70 cents; State tax, on
each poll, 80 ents,-making. 81 50 cents on each
poll being 90 cents more than for 1855 So the taxes
upon the people of Wake have been increased alto
sether but cents on the hundred dollars worth o.
land, and 20 cents on the poll.
The following Justices of the Peace were elected
70 constitute the Special Court for Wake County
george E. Badger, Thomas G. Whitaker, Augustine
Turner, William R. Poole and R. w. Seawell.
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The OAK-Crv GrARDs-This fine company, un-
der the command Of Capt Thompson, para,lctl our
streets on the odd and fired several salutcs. Of
them in compliment TO Gov. Ellis at the Executive
Mansion. Their handsome appearance and soldcrly
bearing excited general attention. We have seen n
beautiful gold medal to &c presented to the conpa-
ny by the Captain and TO be contended for-the
best shot to take the mctial-on some day carly in
next month. We trust our young men will not
suffer this company to anguish fv- want OF num-
berS or zeal
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81 We have received a communication over tho
signature of ''Her!,ord,' in reply to some remarks
of Mr.. Drake, of Warren, made in the Commons in
relation to Wheelcr's History Of North-Carolina
during the discussion which took place on the pro-
position to purchase for the Common Schools Ger
tain number of volumes of HAWKES. History Of tho
State; which remarks our correspondent character
izcs as unjust and unkind. He refers to the high
terms in which Whecler's History has been spoken
Of by Col. Benton, Mr.. Bancroft, Gov. SWAIN Mr.
Craige, Judge Pearson. and others. We 10 no,
deem it necessary to publish the communication.
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ORR. n. T.. Feb T. 1859.

To the Editors Of tie Standard:
GENTLEMEN: wish, through the columns Of your
paper, to call the attention Of Uncle Sans officials
to the act that your paper docs not end its way TO
this Office with any kind Of regularity. We cast no
reflection on you in this matter. nor do re make
any personal charge against any one; but there
must be negligence somewhere must b .
want Of fidelity to the trust rcposcd In some per-
sons-thcrc must be disposition TO easc The Lien
Of Democracy, or the Standard would not b 20
often missing paper. some Of the other Raleigh
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OPPOSITION Tactics.

The last Western Sentinel concludes an article
under the above head with the following just and
sensible remarks:
1.-The Legislature, at this session, has increased
the taxes in proportion to the already existing
wants of the Treasury. The opposition, Of course,
went in body against the bill submitted by the
Finance Committee. One or two Of the better spir-
its, perhaps, had the holiness and courage To conc
up to their duty regardless Of party considerations
So soon as the next political campaign opens, We
may expect to hear the cry Of high taxes from every
quarter and the opposition will point TO it Of
the results Of Democratic legislation.
To look at this matter deliberately, it docs seem
to US that the course Of the opposition cannot fail
to bring upon it still greater odum. Devoid Of
any principle to justify their course. themselves
claiming to he the best internal improvement men,
they are actuated solely by the design Of making
what capital they out of the responsibility Of
their opponents for the necessary but not in all
cases agreeable legislation Of the session. Indeed
the opposition has dwindlcd down to a mere faction
of hangers-on, who appear actuated by controlling
desire to inure and 6ctay if possible the party in
power; and to effect this they are willing to adopt
any course of action, however nmical to the honor
and interests of the State and then Use all means
in their power to throw the responsibility upon
their opponents.
The present session of the Legislature has been
very long one-the longest perhaps, in many years.
This has been brought about by several reasons
The accumulation Of public business was greater
than ever before, and much Of it Of nature to de-
mand patient and searching investigation. We do
not think the business has been dispatched quite
soon as it might have been; but much Of the delay
especially in the latter part Of the session. is due to
the course of the opposition members, who seem to
have manifested disposition to throw themselves
in the way Of the transaction Of business, and by
parliamentary manoeuvcring, to delay and procrasti
nate the adjournment That the length Of the ses-
sion, and the consequent expense attending it. will
be brought to bear next summer in an effort to
Overthrow US, is at once evident Such are the
tricks and tactics against which We shall have to
contend. .--,
We say, let the issue come on-we will meet Il.
All that We ask is fair hearing before the people,
and this intend to have. They wall decide
Alright The Democratic party shrinks from the
performance Of no public duty, however unpleasant
may be its performance; and once fulfilled, i Will
not evade the responsibility Of the action"
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"ASk OF NoRrH-CARoLINA-We will publish, as
wv" as We can make room for it the charter Of this
Exposed Bank which was granted by the last Leg
as We learn that many of our readers would
p'eased to examine it in advance of the publica-
'''n OF the laws in book form.
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o. .. senate c,,..

U. Q. Senate-C1ba.
In the Senate. on Monday Inst, the Cuban bin was
taken up, when @ssyf.;t ,a. -
Mr.. Mason. Democrat introduced Is = substitute
joint resolution approving the policy Of the Presi-
dent respecting the propiety and ultimate necessity
OF acquiring Cuba; but declaring that Congress re-
Trains at present from committal to what future
measure circumstances may render necessary, and
deems it sufficient to avow that the United States is
prepared to receive Cuba whenever Spain is willing
to transfer it for fair equivalent Aorcovcr, be-
cause Of the proximity Of Cuba to our coast and its
position at the entrance Of the Mexican Cult the re-
solution further asserts that this Government can
not remain neutral under any policy which should
tend to separate Cuba from Spanish dominion in a.
vor Of any other foreign power.
Mr. Collamcr, (black Republican, then addressed
the Senate in opposition to the acquisition Of Cuba
He contended that Cuba was not necessary for our
Defence that its inhabitants not susceptible Of
assimilation with own, and were unfit to become
citizens of this country. He denied that the acqui.
sition Of Cuba would tend to stop the slave trade,
and contended that the Southern States wanted it in
order to strengthen and perpetuate slavery.
Mr. Slidcll thought there was small party at
the South in favor Of reopening the slave trade and
if the French apprentice system continued that par
ty would increase. If the gentlemen would intro
duce bill authorizing this Government to seize i'm.
ported Africans, he would give it his support.
Mr.. Collaurcr continued, and denounced the &c.
QUESTION Of Cuba as dangerous prepostcrous, and
absurd policy.
Mr.. Mallory, DemocraD followed in advocacy Of
the bill, and by reference to the geographical posi-
ton of Cuba, clearly demonstrated its importance
to this country q means Of defence. lie also
brought to the attention Of the Senate facts which
plainly indicate the existing necessity for promp,
action by this Government, If We would proven,
Cuba falling into the hands Of a stronger foreign
| power, whose hostile feelings towards the Cnitct
| States arc we'll known.
Mr.. Mallory gave way, and the Senate adjourned
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TIE WESTERN EXTENSION. publish to-day, on
our second page the bill introduced into the House
of Commons by Mr.. Williams, Of Casweal prov:d-
ing for amendments to the charter Of the Western
North Carolina Railroad Company, and also the
Proposed Amendment" by N. Thoeas. Of jock
son, introduced in the Senate; both Of which wee
rejected
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SUBSCRIBERS
Foe ,As Sssst,ssd

GRxExssoRo'. n. C.. Feb ia 1855.
MEssss. Eprlon: In locking around soe suita-
bic person to be selected o. the Dcmoeratic csnd,
date for Congress in this District, BY the District
Convention, ne know o. can think Of no one better
calculated to ll the post with credit to himself and
honor to tho District than James r Mclean. ESQ,
ot,Guiliord Il would crafty msay Ds1ouass In
Guilford Il the Convention should select him - our
ytandard.bsarcl.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. Sd, 1853.
T. L. CLlNGMAN.

WILSON, y. c. Feb. Cd, 1859.
An examination of Johnsons New Map has so
satisfied Of its superiority every other work
of the kind, that have purchased it for my own
use, and for the use Of the schools over which
preside.
(Signed) c. F. DEEMS, d. ID.
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JOhusOuss Man.

The following testimonials Of our distinguished
fellow citizens, Senator Cinsman and Rev. Charles
+. Deems, d. d., to the superiority Of Johnson's
new Map over every other production Of the kind,
are in confirmation Of Our own previously expressed
opinion
WASHINGTON. Dec. Sd 1853
America, is without doubt the most complete and
accurate work of the kind ever presented to the
public. l have purchased copy for my own use,
and cheerfully commend it to all in search Of geo.
graphical knowledge"
(Signed) T. L. CLlNGMAN.
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Speeis for Europe.

ro nosroN Feb 22.-The steamer America 'to-mor.
snso;a VIII take about eighty thousand dollars IN
specie for Europe
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ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
No7,cs TO Observation-Disclosures who pre-
fer not sending money by mail, can use
THE EXPRESS COMPANIES,
whereby money for Tickots, in sums of Ten Dol
lars and upwards, can be sent US
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where therc is an Express
Office. The money and order mustbe enclosed IN
Governmen, Post Office Stamped Envelope
or Tho Express Companies cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or
Express, to be directed sdyIsurv 70 e. CO..
SAVANNAH, GA.
Oct Is, 1859 ly ~
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Oct. Is, 1859
Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the Es,
"A tate of Anon Lindsey, decd, aro requested
to present them to the undersigned duly attested,
and they are requested to furnish the Executor
viii true copy of their respective claims, in or
Ser that he may know how much of the property
Il viii be necessary to sell to pay the debts of sold
Estate And those indebted to said Estate are re-
ouested TO make immediate payment.
ID. FRAZIER, E1'or.
June 20, 1859 t Is
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AppROXIMATION PRIZES.

25,S2s Prizes amounting sto.........."..."$366,o4
CERTIFICATE or PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, 500
10 Half 80
!" 10 Quarter Is
{" 20 Eighth Use