The Hillsborough recorder., 1861-05-15

sh treason was taken up and read the second time
Mr.. Worth moved that the same be printed, and msde
the special order for Monday next The yeas and nays
being demanded, the motion was not sgeed to--yeas
0, nays 3d. The rules were suspended, and the bill
passed ils several readings and was ordered to be
rolled.
In the Commons the bill 10 provide for the manu-
acture Of arms was reported from the joint committee
on military affairs, and its passage recommended. The
bill passed the second and third readings, ordered
TO be engrossed and sent 10 the Senate.
Mr. crumpler presented bill TO suspend civil pro.
for collection Of debts for the space Of two years
Referred TO the Judiciary committee.
MF Galloway presented bill 10 abolish the Office Of
State Geologist which was referred 10 the Judiciary
committee.
Mr. Wooen offered a resolution rsquinng the State
Treasurer 10 withhold payment all bonds, &C., due
BY this State to individuals or eoporalons In the non.
slavehoding States until the present hosies between
the North and the South shah cease Referred 10 The
Judiciary committee.
Monday, May 6.
In the scna,e, Mr.. Morehead from the Military COM
miiiee 10 whom referred resolution authorizing
the printing Of the Volunteers Hand Book reported
substitute for the same providing for printing Of 5000
copies Of the Volunteers Handbook, 10000 copies Of
Synopsis Of Army Regulations Of the United States,
and 1000 copies Of Army Regulations Of the Confede.
rate States Of America.
Also substitute for resolution offered on Saturday
assigning TO officers who have or shall resign their
commissions in the United States army. the same rank
in the army Of this State.
Nj. Pilchiord, from the committee Of ways and
Means reported back The resolution allowing counties
10 lay taxes for the support Of volunteers and recon-
nended iis passage.
Mr. Outlaw offered 4 resolution authorizing ihe pay.
men, Of SIX dollars per day 10 the commissioners sp-
pointed BY the late session Of the General Assembly TO
the Peace Congress al wsshiugton, and lie Southern
Congress al Montgomery. Passed its several readings
under suspension Of the raes and ordered 10 be en-.
crossed.
The engossed resolution providing for the printing
Of 5000 copies Of the Volunteers Handbook was la
ken up. and the amendment recommended BY The Mill.
lsry committee being adopted. il passed lis second and
ihird readings, and was ordered TO be engrossed
The engrossed bin from the Commons 10 authorize
the County Courts 10 lay taxes for The support Of 70.
anleen and police forces, taken up read the sec.
oDd time, and referred 70 the committee on Military
Affairs.
The Commons went into secret session Immediately
ailst meeting and continued With closed doois during
the entire sitting.
Tuesday. May !.
10 the Senate, Nj. Morehead. from the committee on
Military asir, reported back lie biI 10 provide for The
enrolment Of ifee Of color IN the militia, and re.
commended IL rejection
The bin 70 convert the arsenal ., Fayetteville into
mandatory Of arms and munitions Of war was taken
uP and amended passed IL three readings and sent 10
the House asking is concurrence in the amendment.
Of the Senate.
a bill vas received from the House, 10 raise 10000
State troops u passed The 6i reading and hs rules
being suspended Il pu, is second reading and
pending iis further consideration the Senate sdourned
Ii the Commons, Nj. Ransom presented resolution
authorizing the Governor TO provision Southern troop.
passing through the sisIe To Virginia. Under sus.
pension Ofhe rules The resolution passed Il. three read
nes. and was ordered % be snsossd and sent 10 the
Senate.
Mr. Clsk .of Craven. introduced bid 10 prevent The
sacrifice Of properly and say execution in certain ca
-. Referred % lbe judiciary committee and ordered
. bc printed.
A fesouiion declaring that this State viii pay Nc
IaH d the pubic debt of the United sis,es incurred
since The 9Th q Mach last passed The several readings
snJ was ordered 10 be enrolled.
A resolution 10 sppoinl Council q War, passed u,
second reading. and Vas referred 10 the committee o.
M,lnsry sfar..
The bill from The Senate 10 smcnd he charters Of ~,
ey q RaIegh, snd other cilss and Towns in the state
passed hs several readings. and vas ordered 10 bs en-
relied.
A resolalion 20 pay ,he Commissioners 10 Washing
Ton and Montgomery. passed ,hid reading and ordered
TO bs enrolled.
The resolution in..rueiing Tho Puhlc Treasurer d
withhold from market coupon bonds 81 he State sppfo
ptised BY the late regular session Or purposes Of nei
nal improvement, was lsker % and amendments pro
posed and diseussed the resolution Nss lhsn referred
70 The committee on Internal Improvements
"Wednesday. May 3.
10 The Senate. NJ. Thomas % Jackson. introduced
b,H 10 sutho ne the Governor 10 have repaired The
bridges sefoss The Western TuinpLs ior The Ianspor
talon ofifoaps munitions ofws &c. Read rsi time
and referred 10 the committee on Military afairs.
The bl 70 aulhorse The ,olani,sts 10 their respcs.
Ii,e encsmpmenls 10 Cor delegates 10 The Con,cn.
sentiOn iiom their respective counties. reported
f.om the Judiciary committee with amendments, which
adopted sud the bill passed 10 ihree readings
The bl 10 provide sgsinst The sacrifice oi property.
and 10 suspend proceedings 10 certain cases. report.
ed iom Tic select committee, with amendments which
were adopted. oihsf amendments were made. aud the
bill passed its three readings.
Mr. NOrehesd introduced bill % provide CO.. ihe
creation of military board consisting Of three. whose
duly Il shall ts 10 advise with the Governor relative 10
'hs srpoinmsui % csil and military officers and other
matters ss the General Assembiy NAV deem necessary
20 refer 10 ihsm. The bin pissed The three readings,
and was ordered 70 be engrosed..