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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

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buttic. OF si per dt7en.
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-21
(rHiyArr-No 27l
AN ACT for the relief OF Henry Newiugh,

AN ACT for the relief OF Henry Newiogham.
BE II enacted by the Senate end House Of R,pre~nia-
tires ofihe UAed States Of fpeioa in Congrtss
bied, That the Secretary Of Wa he, and he hereby
u.s. directed To issue to Henry Newugham IN The rig ht
OF William Marshall, who was a private soldier in
Armand's legion If the cootn, ntsl establishment in
The precautionary array warrant for the bounty land
To which The SAID M rshs would be entitleJ as such
soldier; and hat the Secretary Of the Treasury b.
directed 10 grant scrip fT said warrant, IN the
ner, and the conditions heretofore prescribed for
the grant If scrip for bounty land the said Mar
shall having iJtsfmauied With the mother Of said
Ne~inshan, and died without .inesl hers and
Ne singham, and IN CONFEDERATION thereof before his
DEATH delivered TO him bi. original certificate OF dis
charge from the army and declared his intention
Ia, the said NevipRham N ulj have the benefit Of
said bounty land Prorided, That nothing in this
act shall lie ~ construed as To prejudice the clam OF
any heirs, # any, Of said Marshall
Approved, June 10, lS44.
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FoR TUE MApisoSIAE

The enemies Of the President, not content with al
lacking the treaty between Texas and the United
States, have very violently denounced the measures
OF the Executive growing out OF the treaty. 10
sending squadron into the Gulf Of Mexico, ard
gathering few troops on the lines TO watch the
movements Of Mexico, and other powers, II is de-
clared he has assumed the power Of making war at
his will. Now, let me ask, whether these men who
thus denounce him would not have called him sim
Peton had he Lot taken the steps necessary to carry
into effect the treaty should il be ratified, and to Po-
ect Texas from the assaults Of her enemies, should
Congress deem il proper to take the offensive for that
purpose 1t would certainly have been act of un-
pardonable weakness not to move troops and Ma
w TO the quarter in which their services might be
wanting, in lime for prompt action, should the cir
cumstances call for decisive step What step should
be taken against Mexico, others, would depend on
Congress; but contemplating the probability OF
war, for the purpose of overawing resistance
safe policy demanded these steps of the Executive
On this point, would particularly cali the attention
Of the People 10 tie mastery vndicaon of the Pre-
sdent by Mr.. McDufie His name is a tower Of
strength TO any His vigorous intellect, manly
courage, and high patriotism, unconnected, as he IS,
wi the President, and unnecessary as 1t was for his
purpose to sustain such movements, render his OPT
mons eminen,ly valuable He says, (not having the
speech at hand, speak from memory that if the
President had placed the Constitution before him, and
taken the advice of Philadelphia lawyers, he could
not have plumbed the track more truly. beg the
attention of my readers to this speech for complete
vindication Of the Pre- dent. 1t great effort
even for McDufie, and completely demolished the
arguments of his antagonists, and gave the most u
dicrc us illustrations of the ,car said by his antago
nisls to exist between Texas and Mexico The little
game cock and the big dunghl story will produce
| laugh wherever il is read.
| SOUTHWEST.
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GpRIvATE-so. rs

AN ACT authorizing patent to be issued to JOSEF
Campau for certain tract Of land in the State oil
Michigan.
r. ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of The United States Of lmericain Congress assembled
That the President of the United States be- and he
i. hereby authorize and required TO cause 70 be is
sued to Joseph Campau assignee of the CHI dren and
heirs of Taw-cum- e. go-qus, ian Indian woman)
p7ten section number one, of the Indian reserva-
ton the Grand Traverse of Flint rver in the State
# Michigan, which section was reserved to said
Taw-cume &, qua by the treaty concluded With The
Chippewa Indians at Saginaw, in said State on the
twenty fourth Of SEPTEMBER Thousand eight hum
bred and nineteen Prorided, That bfcIe said pa
tent shall be issued said Campau shall file, IN the
.hice Of the Commissioner Of the General Lind
Office proof thai he has purchased SAID land Of the
chldten and heirs If SAID TawcuI---go qua, aud
that he paid therefor the time when said purchase
was made, fair and equitable consideration.
Approved, June IS, 1914
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tPRIvATr-No. % |

AN ACT TO authorize the Secretary OF the Tres-
ssry TO grant register to the Brush boat therein
mentioned.
b. enaoitd " The S,noi, aud Hous, Of R,pres,nio-
fires ofhs Unpsd States c 3aerioe ~ Cong Is, assem-
bed, hat the Secretary Of The Treasury be, and he
Is hereby authorized, under such regulations as be
shall pr-scrba 10 cause Register TO be issued to the
boat vessel "A. Barlow Brush boat lately bc
longing to the British tarque =" Glcpgsry," which
vas wrecked in the mouth Of the Savannah river in
the State Of Georgia. in the year thousand eight
hundred aud iony-three, her long boat having been
saved IN damaged state, and subsequently, pur-
chased and repaired 10y $. II Hi, A. Barlow, add
James Kennedy, eitiz ns Of the UniieJ States 10
whom she nov belongs Prorided, II shall be proved
to the satisfaction Of the ssd Secretary Of The Tres
sury that the cost OF the repairs made 10 the United
stsus after the purchase Of the said vessel or boat
by the present owners exceeds hree-G urths Of the
original cost OF building vessel Of the same ton
mage IN the Uoi,ed States.
Approved, June Is, le4i
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PRIvATE-No. SO.
AN ACT for the relief Of Samuel B.

AN ACT for the relief Of Samuel b. Folger
BE tnoeitd by the Senate and House Of Rspre,ena
tires Of the Un ed States Of 4merioa ia Congress Assem-
tisd, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be and be
- Hereby, directed TO pny TO Samuel b. Folger,
heirs, The sum Of five hundred and thrty.sx dolIau
ard s'venty -four cent?, out of any hey IN lh,
Treasury not otherwise appropriated being hr
amount ofhis account OF blacksmith work done, anI
naierisls furnished To Lieutenant Jonathan Presel
Tor The use of the public works at Nantucket h. % p
then under his charge officer in the eng,u,st
service OF the Un,'ed States during the ,,a.,
eighteen hundred and thirty, eighteen hundred aud
thiny-one, and eighteen hundred aud thirty-tGo.
Approved, June Is 1874.
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THE FOREIGN NEws-ARRIvAL- OF THE
ACADIA


We have English dates 10 the <'b instant The
Acadia arrived al Boston on Wednesday, fourteen
and half days from Liverpool, bringing intelligence
that Mr.. O'Connell has been sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment TO pay fine OF $4,000, and
to enter into securities TO keep The peace for seven
yesrs-himself in Is O0o and two .uretes Of G2 500
each. John oConnell, John Grey, T. Steele, r.
Barrett, C. g Duffy, and T. NJ. Ray, to be impris-
oned for nine calendar months, TO pay fine Of ESQ
and to enter ao securities 10 keep the peace for Sc
ven years-tsemseves respectively IN 81 ,0cO, and
two sureties Of $500. The traverscrs we're convey
ed TO the Richmond Penitentisry, which is a vast
pile OF building, in airy and saubrous part Of
the suburbs Of Dublin
The French Minister has protested against Annex
alton
British paper says; The Emperor of Russia
and suite arrived at Woolwich late on Saturday eve
ming, and Immediately departed for London On
Sunday morning Prince Albert visited the Emperor
at the Russian Embassy, and returned With Sir Rob
ert Peel after divine service. The Emperor then ac
them TO Buckingham Palace, on a visit
to the Queen. Afterwards he visited the Queen
Do-sger, and the other branches Of the Royal Pam
ly.
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PRIykTE-No. 81. |
AN ACT for the relief Samuel b.

AN ACT for the relief ( Samuel b. Tuck
BE tnoeied BY n, Senae and Hovo Of Rtpr,'r.ir
tires Of N, United States Of .4nerioa Congrc ae,s
bed, That the Secretary OF the Treasury be- 900.
he is hereby, directed 10 pay Samuel b. Tuck o
bis heirs, just and reasonable price for thirty
nineteen 'hrty-siIbs ohsl,tons OF vmgnia coal 0s
livered 10 Lieutenant Jonathan Prescott, as ugent
the United States at Nantucket hsrbor, In the ,lt
one thousand eight bundred and thfty-iwo out A..
any money Ia the Treasury not Otherwise spprgIr..
ted Prorided, The whole amount TO be paid un .'
this act shah no, exceed the offJuf hundreJ .a.
twelve dollars and twelve cents
Approved, June Is, 1874.
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BY AUTHORITY.
(pRlvATE-No. 24.l


AN ACT for the relief of persons residing within
the reputed limits Of the States of Arkansas OF
Louisiana and beyond the boundary line between
the United States and the Republic 81 Texas, as
established by the commissions appointed to As
certain the same.
BE IL e,,aced By the Senate and House Of Represents
pes Of the United STATES Of .1asiea Il rongress assem-
bisd, That II shall and may bs lawful for any person
who the tweniy-frs day OF May which was IN inc
year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred ana
futy, resided within the reputed limits Of the States
Of Arkansas or Louisiana, as the same were then
known and understood, and who, since the demarca-
ton Of the boundary line between the United states
and the Republic of Texas, by the commissioners OF
the re- pecve Cover nments has been found to reside
within the limits Of Texas, to rehove within me I'M
its of the United States and to bring with such per
SON. in the Untd States all his or her moveabe pro-
perty Of every kind and d., scriplon Whatever, any
law TO the contrary notwithstanding rro''a'd' az
nays, I hat any person d'sirous OF aVaiing nun OF
herself of the provisions Of this act shall present
petition in writing TO the district Judge of the district
of Arkansas Louisiana, the case may De, set'ng
forth the facts necessary 10 entte him OF nor 10 he
benefit of the same, and containing DESCRIPTIVE sl
OF the property which be she IS desrous oil bring
ing with him or her into the United States, which
elilion shall be verified by the oath ofhe petitioner,
and on due proof of the facts therein set form oy
com mt witnesses to the satisfaction Of the said
Judge, il shall and may be Lawful for HIM, and he Is
hereby required to graHt TO such petitioner cer-
cate thereof and that such petitioner has complied In
all respects with the provisions of this act and en-
titled 10 bring into the United States the property
specf and ,scrbed in the said petition and certi-
icate.
J. w. JONES,
Speaker IF the House Of Representatives.
WILLIE p. MANGUM,
President efhe Senate pro ten'pore.
App''''N' '' ' JOHN TYLER
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lparyArE-No. 3l.1

AN ACT for the relief Of the legal representatives
of Francis Cazeau, late merchant at Montreal
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Rrpresenta-
tree hs United States Of asriea IN Congress assembled
That the sum OF twenty thousand three hun
bred and 6hy-two dollars and thir,y-iwo cents, be
paid out Of any money in the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated to the legal Of Fran
cis Cszeau late merchant at Montreal or TO their le-
gal attorney other person lawfully entitled TO re-
ceive the same being one-foudh ct the sun sPpro-
priaied under an act Of Congress approved on the
venieen, with interest from May, thousand eigh.
hundred and eighteen.
Approved, Juno Is, 1874
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And whereas the said convention has been duly
ratified both parts aud the respective ratiheatiooS
Of the same were exchanged al Washington on the
twelfth day of Apil, instant, by John G. Calhoun
Secretary Of State OF the United States, aud A. fa-
geot Minister Plenipotentiary cd interim Of HIS
Majesty the King Of the French In the said United
States the part Of their respective governments
Now, therefore, be it known, that !, JoHs TYLER,
President Of the United States OF America, have
caused tho said convention 10 be made public, TO the
and that the same, and every clause and article
thereof, may be observed and fulfil ed with good
faith, by the United States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof, have hereuDto set my hand,
and caused the seal Of the United States to be al
fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this thrileth day OF
April in the year OF our Lord one thou
Us sand eight hundred and forty-four, and Of
the Independence of the United States the
sixy-eightb.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
JoHs c. CALHOUN, Secretary Of State.
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ARTICLE Ill.

Persons shall be so de-
livered up who shall be
charged, according to the
provisions Of this conven-
lion, with any OF the fol-
lowing crimes, to wit !:
murder, (eomprehending
the crmes designated IN
the French penal code by
the terms assassination,
parricide, infaot'oide, and
poisoniog,) or with an at
tempt To commit murder,
or with rape, or with for
gerry, or with arson, or
with embezzlemeut by
public officers, when the
same Is punishable with
Infamous punishment.
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tPRvATE-so. 29.1
AN ACT for the relief Of w alter s. Alexander and
others.

BE il enoct,d by the Senate AND IIOu. Of Rspr,s MIA
tires 9he United Siof,i Of .nica IN ConQrs. assem-
bd That upon good and sufficient cause being shown
by either party that far and impartial trail canno,
be had IN The county of Aerandns in the District Of
Cormbia, in the trial Of certain issue of sden.s,;,
vel non, sent TO be tired At the bar IL the Circuit
Court ~ the District Of Columbia, for the County Of
Aierandrisi by jury, A. in such provided by
order of the Orphans Of said county, in which
walter y. Alexander and others are cavestors and
plaintiffs. and George Wise ~ the erpounder Of the
last will and testament Of George Dent .ranJer
deces-ed, and defendant with others in said issue the
said Circu Court Of the Disiic, OF Columbia for,be
county Of Alersr-iris sbs at it's discretion order IN.
said issue 70 be tried before the Circuit Court for the
county OF washington, in the said District Of Colum-
bis at the next session Of the last mentioned court
IN the same manner and 70 the same effect tina, tho
sa'd issue required by any lsv heretofore in fore.
TO be tried IN said county Of Alersndria; and il shall
be the duty Of the clerk Of the court for the county
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ARTICLE /.

II est convent que les
hautes parties contrac,an-
ties, sur les acquisitions
faltes en- leur nom par
Pintermediaire de leurs
agents diP'omatiques re-
speciifs, seront tenus de
livrer en- justice les indi-
vidus qui, accuses des
crimes enumeres dams Far
ticle suivant, commits dams
Ia jurisdiction de la par
lie requerante, cherche-
ront un asile on seront
rencontres dams les terri
tories de l'autre F; pourvu
que celia matt lieu que
dams lie cas- on reXJstence
du crime sera constaiee
dc lellc maniere que les
lois du pays, on lie fngitii
GU l'indlvidu ainsi accuse
sera renconlre, justlfierai-
ent sa detention ct sa
mise en- jugement, 81 lie
crime y await etc commits.
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ARTICLE III.

Seront livres, en- vertu
des disp sitions de ce,te
convention, les indiyidus
qui seront accuses de Pun
des crumes suiyants, sa-
voir meurtre, (y compris
les crimes qualities dams
lie code penal Francsis,
d'sssassinat, de psrricide,
d'infentlcide, ct d'empoi-
sonnemen,, on tentative
de neurtre, on VOL, on
faux, on incendle, on
constructions commIses
par les depositalres pub
lies, mas settlement dams
le cas- on Giles seront pu-
MES de peines iniamsntes
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1t is agreed that the
high contracting parties
shall, on acquisitions made
in their name, through the
medium Of their resPec-
tive diplomatic agents,
deliver up to justice per-
sons who, beng accused
of'the crimes enumerated
10 the next following ar
ticle, committed within
the jurisdiction of the re-
curing party, shall seek
an asylum or shall be
found within the terrific
ries Of the other Prori-
d<d, That this shall be
done only when the fact
OF the commission Of the
crime shall be so estab.
lished as that the laws of
the country, in which the
fugitive or the person so
accused shall be found,
would justify his or her
apprehension and com
mitment for trial, if the
crime had been there
committed.
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PRIyATE-No. 33.
AN,ACT for the relief of George M. Jones

ANIACI Tor The rcIIcI OF UeOIBt WI JOHtb.
Be enaeisd by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of .fmeriea in Congress Assem-
bled That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he
is hereby, directed to pay to George NJ Jones, or
his he rs, the sum Of three hundred and twenty dol
lars and eightynine cents, out of any money in the
lance due him on his accoun, of blacksmith work
done, and materials furnished to Jonathan Prescott
as agent of the United States, for the of the
dredging machine while at work in removing tie
bar at Nantucket harbor in eighteen hundred aud
thirty-two.
Approved June l5 1914.
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PRIvATE-NO. "a.
AN ACT for the relief of Isaac Fessend

AN ACT for the relief Of Isaac Fessenden
BE il enacted by the Senate and Hsuss Of Represents
fires of the United States Of .ansrica in Congress
bied That the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he
is hereby, directed to pay TO Isaac Fessenden the
sum Of fifty dollars, out OF any money in the Urea
sury not Otherwise appropriated, being the amount
of fine imposed upon him at Pensacola for leaving
the port Of Franklin, Louisiana, in the schooner
PEARL without clearing from the tomhouse after.
wards RENTED by the Secretary Of the Treasury,
but not in time to prevent its going into the Treasu
~ Of the United States.
Approved, June ID, 1874
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TpRrvArE-No. 26.1

AN ACT foI The relief Of the legal representatives
Of Valentine Geesey, deceased,
BE il enoe'sd BY the Senate and H5uss Of Rspres ntd
tipes Of The United Stat Of .imerea in Congress
bed That the Secretary of he Treasury be, and he
hereby directed pay the legal representatives,
Of Valentine Geesey deceased late of the Sta'e of
Pennsylvania, the of two hundred and six'y dol
lars and fifty cents, beng the amount Of debt re-
covered OF toe estate Of sad Valentine by coutrac-
tor f,r work done the national road, while under
his supeuntendence.
Approved, June IS, 1874
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ppIvATT-NO, IS
AN ACT for the relief OF Woodscn Wren, of "
sissippi.

AN ACT for the relief OF Wood.cn Wren, of " Il.
sIss,ppi.
Be II enacted bp the Senate and Hovse Of P,pr,.YIa
iirss Of the United States Of .9meroa IN Congress auF
bkd That Woodson Wren, of Tn. Stat. Of Mr..
ppi, be, snd he is hereby confirmed Ia the lU. oa.
ing described tracts and parcels OF land, .o.gI
Fractional section twenty-five, in township sr,e.
range nine west including The sire Of the I'D Ilsu.
Fort, and containing about one hundred and tnsntf.
three acres also 20 ton Of fractional section uIr.
Der tveny-four, in tow pship seven range nnc v.si
bring 10, number sI, containing eighty acrc- ..-
us'sd on the east side Of the Bay of Bilo1l DO Ht
county 81 Jackson, Miss ss'ppi, CT lined BY yiuu.
deed ftom Li'tl. page Robertson, and Ieportd f
continuation by the register and receiver OF tn ..
office al Jsckson cour -house NJ .siss ppi da,t J.I
twelve, eighteen hundred and hrty-lhroe
Sec. 2 find be IL further enacted That the e ..
missioner Of the General Lind Off 70, upon o.. la'
sage Of this act, shill issue patent for tie sar.
~hth patent shall operate only az relinqu.. u.r.
on The part OF the UnIed States Of all rghi anl
o. said land.
Sec. 3. 9adbe further enacted That saIl " OF.
Wren shall be allowed 10 enter a quirtv
land, which, together with the foregoing ir'rr'.
tracts, by this act confirmed TO him, viii m he
number ofscr,s equal to eight hundred srpcn. .ai.
the amount confirmed TO him by act ot C1ns'''
entitled An act for the relief Of Woodsoo N'['
approved -,rb'een hundfed and thirty out Of ipy "a.
appropriated lands in The State Of Mississippi 'lu
10 private entry conforming in such eDrfy, {. "'
divisions and sub-disi.iots established by law
Approved June IS, 1874
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lraIvArE-No. SOL

AN ACT for the relief OF Johu Edmonson
BE mated by the Senate and House q Rprs'enatirss y
ihs United States II .1neiea ia Congress asssmbtd,
That the Secretary of War be- and he IS hereby d.
rected TO place the name OF John Fan onson OF r III
ton county, in the State of Illinois upon The roll Of
revolutionary pensioners and that he pay h'm al the
rate prescribed in the of seventh Of June eighteen
hundred and ihiry-two, for two years service AZ a
private in the revolutionary aud that his pension
according To the provisions II the SAID ACT
and be o. id out of any money in tho Treas ury not
otherwise appropriated
Approved, June 10, 1874.
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IpRIvArE-No. 3h.l
AN ACT for the relief of Gervis Foo

b; il enacted by The Senate and House of ReptstEt-
hires Of TIC United States Of .9Beiea in Congress Assem-
bed, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and no
is hereby directed TO pay to Gervis Foote, OF the
State Of New York. or his heirs, the sum Of eleven
hundred and fifty dollars, out Of ANY money IN the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, beng the
amount agreed to be paid to him by the agent Of The
United Stats, under his contract for the delivery Of
certain quantity Of stone the bank of Lake Ere,
at Barcelona, H. eighteen hundred aud thirty eight
and eighteen hundred and thirty nine.
Approved June Is 1874
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ARTICLE III.

On The part Of the
French Government, the
surrender shall be made
only by authority Of the
Keeper Of the Seals, Min
Ister Of Justice +; and on
The part Of the Govern
ment II the United States,
the surrender shall be
made only by authority Of
The Executive thereof.