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i saws, abolishing their laws and customs, making il a.s offence ;ss ts,el,, to meet and pass any law for their own government, taxing their negroes fifty cents each, and, in short, extending tho laws of the State in full force over them. The Montgomery Mon Journal. one=oI Inc icditors of which is q member of the e. gislature, informs us thattbis bill .spasscd the House by q decided majority. and the Senate by vote of I3 io &. The President of the Senate decided that it required two-thirds to pass the bia, as it altered the boundaries of counties. and by the Constitution of the State. that only could be done by a vote of two thirds. A committee circumference was appointed on the part of each house. who reported back bill establishing the county of Cherokee. The report was agreed 10 by thc Senate, but daccid. ed by the Speaker of the House of Re pfesentatives 10 be out order; and thus the bill did not pass, while, at the same time, d decided majority of both houses were in favor of it.

 