THE INTELLIGENCER.

SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8.
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The bill to establish Separate Supreme Court was reject ed Thursday last by in the Senate ofwese to ten. Those who voted for the bill are,

 Messs President Anderson, Bridges Hogan Merrwether, Morton, Perry, Powell, Smilh and Winning.

 Those who voted in the negative are,

 Messrs Abercrombie, Conner Crawford Dupuy Edmond son. Garth emph, Hubbard, Irwin, Jackson, Pickett, and Wathal

 The House of Representatives the day concurred in the report of the committee appointed investigate the charges against Judge Peters, of Morgan county and thew C. Houston Clerk of the County of said county The vote for impeachment was, yeas 2o-nays ss.

 Trustees cthe Unversityon Saturday last the follow ing gentlemen elected by the Legislature Trustees of the University of Alabama for three years to w

 PTOLEMY HARRIS, 2c..,..

 JOHN B. HOGAN, TUT 'ne hrst NHeuie

 GEORGE PHILLIPS. ,,..

 RICHD B. WALTHALL, { TUT 'he seeoi" Sisuit'

 SAMUEL ". MARDIS, } ..,.,., x,.,

 GEORGE STARR, TUT 'he shira e'reu'1

 WILLIAM RICHARDSON; } c., e.. ,..

 DAVID HUBBARD, TUT ene iourtn Circut

 WILLIAM AcKLEN, e..rn, ,..

 JESSE W. GARTH, TUT '"e mn S"e"e

 WILLIAM HEMPHILL, -.,

 JOHN GINDRAT, io' he sA.h Sireut

 QUIN NORTON ,..... JOHN c. KILPATRIcK, { TUT 'he seventh e're"''