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 Messrs. EDIToHs-Ihe boat leaves soon and l have time only to say iew words. The last Fhgs will give you the business ol the House, for the last week you will fd ths report of the committee upon Privileges and Elections in that paper. O the caSc of Moore against Hall would be pleased you would copy it in your paper, that the public and your neigh bor may examine the facts for themselves. It was intmated while the subject was un,ier examination that the committee composed of Democrats and the chairman one vote member, you will perceive from examination that three of sad committee, are Wings of the first order, to wit: Erwin, Kidd, and Sprewell, there was not dissenting voice on that committee. most extraordinary Dill came from the Senate yesterday, clothing the joint examining committee, upon the subject of Bank frauds with un- limited powers to act and m the recess oi tie legislature, proposition is now pending Tn our House adjourn the 18th 10 assemble again in the spring and from appearances of last nights, pro- ceedngs II neet with much favor; am, however, in hopes the House will not take that course. l am Hing the committee shall be empowered to act tho roughly and takc such steps will enable the public to be put m possession of all the yany in our land that may be asceraincd by them; but am not willing again in the spring unless, there Is great need for such course do not consider such state of things exist there is certainly great excitement hero Tn re- gard to developments, leaking out about the manage ment of Banks, they do not appear 10 be confined to any one in particular evils appear to have exhsted at nearly all of them; the boat starts soon, and the hour has arrived for the meeting of the House. must close, you shall hear from me truqucnty.