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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
WASutNaroN Oct 2
The Bounty Land Bin in full force-Land Bounty
Claims-U. s.. GeoLogist's Rspori, &c.

CIaims-U. s.. Geoiogfas Report, &C.
Tho Secretary of the Interior engaged this morning Ia
drawing up relative to the of gen.
ea land bounty bill The official copy OF the act has not
inerous applicants informed that nothing would BIO
done in the business to-day noticed statement an the
Baltimore papers, that tho President had suspended the
Of the until the meeting OF Congress but this Is
not 90 The President signed the act ON Saturday night
reasons al the next session or Bot this he did
do and the act Is IN full force, and viii take effect as
soon as and instructions devised and pro-
molgated The clerical omission Of certain words. which
supposed remove all restrictions on assignments Of
land claims for warrants, cannot upon fair
construction alter the act as to defeat the restriction
Such construction will be given to the fourth secon as
will carry out intention Of Congress and, besides, IL
the second clause Of the lh section be referred TO- win be
the restriction is there fully enforced There is.
therefore, in which persons can legally ALLEVIATE
thcir claims land bounty, and they must wait t they get
the patent for the land before they can deprive themselves
OF any interest in IT, II they disposed to be mprovi-
dent Of their bounty they must show II after and not before
they get the patent. How no nS ha ays b distance
eate and unacquanted with their rights or the mode OF
o. eas establish hor claims 70 land warrant, wbou,
employing agent does not appear does appear, how
Give lie len upon their claim or warrant
The government deprives the claimant OF the usual
hs, every officer aud soldier who & legally enaed to
under the act should be hunted by govern
paea g is value 70 the United States n But 20
onchaf OF the persons interested tho offer of government
am glad % see that tho Third Auditor. Mr. Gsllaher,
10. refused az o pars, suas1 s o.
act Let the government give the Information to every
body nobody.
notice that tho landbounty claims, under the act Of
February, 1884, officially estimated to number 100
Of which 5000 have been prevented Ihs wouia SHOW
how clean the agents have swept the platter This act
option the soldier OF certificate oil si put
generally, the patents were above that value "a
only 2229 certificates for 500 each were
two and quarter per the mass Of claims This
would demonsats the vast demand for public and and
The folly of reducing its price, giving away so valuable
source Of public revenue. 1870 ~. -
dents IL an interesting report by Mr. jackson,
United a tes geolors the geological and mneralogical
.,ves nj tbe mineral lands OF Michigan. II discoses
aobs, vnst sourco OF and wealth the United
ssfa To- in The Lake Superior region. loN.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Majority for Clarke "a majority for Goldsborongh, So
being a gain OF 10 votes for Lowe.
/" The following coinmssioners-all whgs-are elected
from this county N c. Dickinson Benz T. Hughes, John
c. Colt, s. M Lydane, and William l.. Ceilings. at.
!" HARTFORD coUNTY-coMPLErE We indebted to
W. w. Levy, esq OF Hayre-de Grace, whose ponies
almost swift the shot from his duckguns, which have
supplied the Baltimore market for SO many years with
such delicaces canvasbacks and redheads for the
result in Hartford county, which, barring Its bank opera
TONS contains clever fellows county in the
State His riders all the minute, and the fol
80 HAyRR- DE-GRAcK, October 3-Harford nty gives
Ciarhe for governor, majority Of 10 votes, and Fanan
dis for senator, III The returns received from the six
different districts perfect chaos, but this may be
lied on not to vary more than five or six votes.
"sW. w. L.
"The of the county in 1917, for governor. .
Thomas, (dem.,) 1895; Goldsborough (whigD 1873
Thomass majority p The above, therefore, shows gain
OF Al for Clarke.
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6fftpnI ava HftfWtoH W UtH FdtN-NTaktIs, &C. I
PHILapsLrHiA, October 2-6 p. m.-Gsnersl Paez and
su,te arrived this large number
sons assembled the Walnut street wharf TO him land
He was placed in open baIoucbe, and rode from the
landing 10 the State house The vehicle drawn by
four horses all in charge OF committee OF citizens,
cortsd by the Washington and Philadelphia Greys as
guard Of honor . = sr
Az Independence Hall the General received by the
nnuiaip.i authoritics Mayor Jones made a handsome
speech ON occasions and thanked the General his
boonoriDe Phsdclphis with visit NV
Aver Exchanging civlities with the citizens, the dstin
proceeded 70 his lodgings at the wash
lnvion Hotel. tH4Hs tN
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SOUTH CARoLINA-LErTER FROM GOVERNOR SRABRook-
We find in the Charleston Mercury of the 9th u letter
from Governor Seabrook, in letter from Col
Leland" inquirng why he does not convene special ses
sion of the legislature ageeaby resolution adopted BY
that body in December last.
The governor terms, says he prefers waiting for the
action OF the Nashville Convention, because Il is probable
that the course special session Of the Legislature might
embarass deliberations of that body The letter Of hi
excellency concludes in this wse.-Nsw York Erws". IA
Georgia will shortly hold her convention Virgins, the
cesy for the honor this OCCASION Is bound by statute
to assemble legislature in the OF the passage Of
the Wimot Povso, or If the slave trade be abolished IN
the District OF Columbia That Missssipp Alabama, and
Florida will take field, have the assurance OF their
solemnly recorded declarations South Carolina - well
known is willing occupy any honorable post that may
be assigned her. In few weeks having surveyed the en-
tire field of operations shall be well prepared to co OPP
with sister States in the noble task oil preserving
un'"pa''e' u'e 'a''. aWHITMARsH B. sEXBRooK,
"Col. JOHN A. LELAND" #Gl satal ataa&
[The Richmond Enquirer devotes long article TO this
subject and shows from the record that Governor Sea-
brook is mistaken in his calculation There is nothing in
the resolutions of the legislature Of Virginia which sane
tons what be says and satisfied, well as the
Enquirer is, that there is nothing in the sympathies OF
her citizens which win take sides in the ultra meas
ures that are Swallowed forth by Governor Towns or
Seabrook That "unerrifed old Commonwealth" has
always thought for herself and acted for herself with
prudence as well fmness stamped upon her counses
Upon her banner is still, emblazoned the immortal nscrp-
tion-"The Union OF the States and the Rights Of the
States "--USros
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MR.. webster aud h,. EARLY Friends.

The following correspondence has been furnished US
by a friend at Washington II will be read we are sure,
by all our readers with great pleasure is tribute 70
the patriotism OF Mr. Webster which he may well cher
ish among the proudest recollecons OF his life lie is
the man, too, to cherish it, How grateful must these
words OF thanks and encouragement from the friends OF
his early life fall upon his ear They but echo the gen.
era sentiment Of the country IN regard to his great eot
in the cause OF the Unon which they particularly re-
fer but still they the words OF the friends Of his boy
hood days. and they awaken associations wmcn " Is az
pavs pleasant TO remember. As such, they bring with
them satisfaction which will than compensate for
any wrong he may have suffered, for any censue which
others disposed TO visit upon him Tor what the coun-
try gave him praise.--Bai Patriot. 81 * ~
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eae requested TO state that applications for bounty
nnoer the recent act OF Congress, OF any other as
M as all inquiries relative TO such claims OF 10 per-
supposed to be entitled TO land sboald be addressed
secretary OF the Interior, or the Commissioner OF
sons, and not 10 the Secretary Of War. A little at
I'm this matter will prevent much trouble in the
pondence to both parties. and procure much speeder
''Hahon 10 applicants and inquirtrs.
National Infeiiigsncer
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ne ramor that Assistant Postmaster General IIobb;e Il
| removed and that speedily. is again revived. II
%'aer'o proved TO be false, though there was some
'Ao,ny IN y IN the time Of Mr.. CoIlamer Now, I'M.
OedIy i Is both false and improbable.
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The Elections.

a
The election in Maryland Just comes in time TO ami
mate our friends in the keystone and Empire States and
in all the West The great sweepstakes in Pennsylvania
come off next week We look TO her patriotic sons to
redeem her from wing bondage Two years ago cloud
came over her disc, and of twenty representa-
tiyes we had only eight good and true democrats; but
they deserved that character in the scies OF the
term No State could boast OF frmer spirits than
Dimmck, and Gilmore, and McLanahan, and Mann,
and Robbins and Ross and Strong, and James Thompson
The country expects Pennsylvania to do her duty and
turn the balance in favor Of democracy.
And there is New York, too, still under deeper
gloom for out OF thirtysix representatives, every true
democrat was swept of except Walden Now we look
to her to restore the balance Of power in the House OF
Representatives at the next Congress-. We shall want
her democrats and those OF Pennsy lvania 10 assist
sentiay in retrieving the character Of the House Cues
tons will be constantly coming up which require the
support OF democratic principles and there is one par
tcuary which ought not TO be forgotten II is possible
that the election OF the next President may be thrown
upon the House. 1t is earnestly desired that such
calamity may not poster public councils but should
il come from the want OF organization among the repuh
cans, we ought TO be prepared to meet il with majority
Of republican States Our eyes, too fixed with the
anxiety upon the congressional elections which take place
this fall in the North and Northwest, because the South
is not now strongly united as she ought TO be, and
we hope will be during the coming spring The effect
OF the slavery question: TO strengthen sectional feelings
and lessen the old organization Of national parties, must
be put down. or we fear the democrats will lose several
districts in Congress, t
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IL is stated that there five thousand at work on
the unfinished division Of the New York and Erie railroad
and that 1t will be completed by the first Of May nex,he
period hxed by the company. The terminus on
the lake is at Dunkirk.
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90, Isas n. LswIs, ofmonUomery, Alabama gen.
assa Coz Alabama and Tennessee, assisted By Mr. D.
a Rssrs
sa xsnsss travelling agent, assisted BY mcsss. VIZ. H.
- les. ceLIsHs, JAass DEssIHs, A. kick WELLIHsToH,
= a s..ss. Jssss CLAHx, and Y. Le3xE. s--..
go. @ w. yA.ss NO. Harrison street, Cncinnsu, Ohio, Is
.sslas sssat Coz me States by
as.sa r. Dsss JAsos TAvLoH, - W. AsnsrRose, PERRIs
s',.. VI. R.ss4s, saa q. srsmnAE.
a,ssssss fse@ either d aAs above yin be good.
osrtsw, of Rchmond, Virginia. IL our general agent
vvaaa lssssa ~ uasens agents A. .. PuLLrR and JANIS
Fusaaa .t# eaNfE3sAt
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From the above recapi,uation IL will be that
loves majority, far heard from, $3.50 Thomass
Lowe, therefore, leads Nj Thomas by gain Of 1851
Soies when the latter carried the STATE BY majority Of
Godsbooushs vote IN the residue OF the State To secure
his election.
The majority for Clarke in Annapolis is o."
The Baltimore Clipper does not give quite extensive
details the Sun; but it pronounces, 9th great conf
dence, that "there is doubt Of Mr.. loves election"
We shall probably, however, receive the entire returns
from the whole State before paper closes In the
mean time we do not hesitate 10 hail Mr. Lowe (he
democratic canddate the next governor Of Maryland
Let take fresh courage from this decided victory and
call upon the democracy Il Pennsylvania whose election
comes of Monday next, 10 light their torch upon the
Maryland altar pass it through their State and re-
deem the Keystone from the hands of the Phistnes
The Baltimore Patriot Of last evening entertains no
doubt OF the election OF Mr.. Lowe.
We received last night also, the following teegraphc
despatch: .ta
Photographed for the Washington Unon.I
Maryland Eisci,ow. f
BALTIMORE, October g. 1865, p. m--Queen Anne gives
thnyhve majority for Clarke and Carroll forty Caroline
except Cslveu, Dorchester, CHARLES, Somerset St Mary
and Worcester loves majority, % far, three thousand
and ninety. Five counties lolbe heard rom which gave
thirteen hundred and forty whig majority last fall
tanned two amendments OF the Senate which were un-
palaabe 10 the House--one to strike out the clause
aboshing constructive mileage the other TO allow the
public printers ten per cent and above their actual
expenditures. On these two items three committees Of
conference were appointed Saturday night last; and
finally the House consented TO the first amendment,
that constructive mileage still to be paid but refused all
allowance to the public printers, thus committing the
greatest injustice in both cases II Is not only unjust,
but is actual robbery OF the treasury, for members
OF either house to receive compensation for constructive
Journey oil thousands OF miles. not an inch OF which
they performed t 1906 9ts.hN Ca tt "a
In regard to the public printers we think that the prop
oson OF the Senate allowed very small remuneration
for labor done; but from some cause, probably sec
tonal) Mr. Richie, Of the Union. has been refused an
act of common justice, and may be ruined. This is
hard and unkind, As the editor Of the Union, he has
exercised his right OF discussing public freely
and has discussed them with ability He has molly plead
for the preservation Of the Union and for that reason
and personal feeling he is 10 be sacr6cedperhaps de-
prved Of larger portion Of the earnings Of long life
We could not so act towards the most bitter political or
personal enemy for we should feel ourselves called
upon 10 do Justice even to those who might despefully
use us" We hope that At the December session better
feeling will PREVAIL and that the editor OF the Union will
be properly rewarded for his services
Baifimore Clipper
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The Bosaty Land BM Re.ignation and Rs-appointmenf

DC .~
wasHISeTox d. c., October 2-The President has WITH
drawn his objections the bounty land BILL and Is
n law
Mr. Thorn pson OF Indiana has declined tho appointment
Of Recorder ofhe Land Office and Mr. Nathan Sargent has
been re appointed to said office.
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Hon Edward Everett, Of Cambridge has presented one
thousand dollars TO the new City Free Library In Bos'
ton.
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u
II has occurred to u.s. the undersigned, that while
reaching from all quarters OF our common
country your recent exerons in behalf oil the Union and
constitution. token Of remembrance and gratitude from
the place OF your BIRTH from the home OF youth and
tbs Of earlier professional Efforts would not be
We cannot allow this occasion pass without assuring
You unistering confidence and respec-whout as
surfing that your Old neghoors and their
are ready to pc their constitutional duties rs 70 VIM
dictate their rights that we are devoted TO tue on1n a.
is; that adhere TO the whole consti9t9n ano nas
while we trust Ia its projections will uphold us power,
Your recent labors remind distracted people o. me
duties which they common country sna ,e poss
ipVs which they derive from common cohse"'on, hep
in oar Judgment important any which yon have Per.
formed long public service, crowned as 'na' service
has been with unsurpassed ability ana success efN38.
To YOU more than any statesman Of modern times, do
the people OF this country owe Their national ieeng wnich
az. irs h 10 save their Union in this its hour OF trial
We baye carefully considered what you have said and
proposed and understand the matter you are now
ann the same ground when, twenty years ago, you
Now as them in spite of local preodices and factions.
and II tic voice Of general COMMUNICATION is occasionally
broken by impotent censure, will disturb you because
IL remind yon that u Is faction, and not the Union
which is ovenhrown.
Respectfully, your friends and felow;cltizens
EBENEZER PRICE. :,
ABRAHAM BURNHAM,
NATH, Bou.rTIyOrN6 N
RNoCH CoRSER,,
I rH2sK III F rIELEoWs.
DAVID AMES,
and one hundred and twenty otners.
To the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER.
Mr. BsbaUi Reply
WAsuSeros, September q, 1850.
- $50. have received your letter OF last month,
,ou, M probation ofmy public political conduct
.iv of nv efforts In Congress TO settle questions
which have long agmied the country and disturbed It's
gentlemen those questions now, trust, dis
posed o. n1a one states stretch over vast
o county running through several degrees OF latitude and
longitude, and embracing many varieties Of SOIL ohm"e
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10y telegraph for the baltimore CIipper.l


WASHINGTON. October 2-Judge Bib, OF Kentucky, hss
been appointed copying clerk In Attorney Generals
Office. The salary is $4,000 year. !
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BALTIMORE, October 3, 1855, p. m-Queen Anne give
hirtybve majority for Clarke, and Carroll forty. Caroline
is tie Returns nave been received from the whole Stat
except Cslveu, Dorchester, CHARLES, Somerset, St Mays
and Worcester loves majority, far, three housan,
and ninety Five counties lolbe heard irom which gav
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REcAPITuLATIoN.
lsi7.

MHJuIIY TOT Lowe, o,zoV IHu1HHss 1HaJorIV, TITS
" From the above recapitnlaon IL will be thai
loves majority, far ms heard from, $3.50 Thomas
majority in the same portion Of the State was 7ls Mr.
Lowe, therefore, leads Mr.. Thomas by gain OF ,53l
votes, when the latter carried the Stale by majority
63S Mr. Clarke has, consequently to gain 457 upon Mr.
Godsboroushs the residue OF the State
hGa.
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slaves ny fiIos. SiA sPExR a,s;, slave
Valuable Improved Property on st. Peter street,
Second Municipality.
nv IA. TRICA n n "A uc4fn,.ear

TUESDAY February O'Clock viii old at auctlon
a Benks Arcade, the following described Properly. vz
eean LOT DF GROUND, with all the thereon
~ tie houu1ed ~ Peter 81 John, Pri1u
ieeis ps Lot No TO- Said Lot 81 feet II inches 5
mss It1n st Peter III ees and l1es deph
On t side line aylsr sret and i feet iuehs and
nes 10 deth the SIZE PeIddo and 81 I inches
and lines width in the plan drawn by C. Hedin
Architect and Civil Engineer dated 27h December ls4s,
POSTED ~ the Office q J. Beard Esq, Notary Public The i'm
oyenen1s comprise two oneitoy frame bndgs with kitchen and
all The back buildings, ali
To a good tenant at The rate Of SO pes month
The purchaser will asaame payment Of for
ozS 80 payable the 9Th July 1867 balance,
relatet AZ month"; credit Tor Ues beating
properly paid when DUE
per per
Act nf s before J. r. Beard, Notary Public expense Of
the purchaser. jazz
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