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1TFAM Recommendations BE-

STEAM COMM UNlCAIlON r.
STWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND LlNERP0OL;-
The nowerfnl new Steamship CITY or GLASGOW, B;
R. Matthew'S (ae ofhe Great Weslernl Commanders
! 6I0 ulns $50 horsepower, ia intended to sail
FRo5i PHILADELPHIA. tKoS Ll' ENFQoL. ,o-o
THURSDAY 10Th Ian l85l Wedhesd ay, iIth pee .s9V
1,in,rlsy iSth March i85l Wednesday, 2tk Feb. 1851
This VESSELS well known for her successful voyages be-
tween Glasgow and New YORK and has splendid stae-room
s,I"d6on for about 10 first and second cabin passen.
gers mo seerage Passengers taken
RATES OF PASSAGE.
rpou PM ADEtIHtA FROM LIVERPOOL
Fi[,t CabinLi6o Dollars First Cabtn-22 Guineas.
Second Cobin-60 Dolars Second Cabln--l5 dulnees
These atesncude Provisions AID Stewards Fee ou' no
Wine or Liquors which can be had on board
RATES OF FREIGHT.
FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL
According - agreement ~ STERLING per Lun measuio
All goods sent to he Agents in Philadelphia will be tor
warded with economy and dispatch =,
There are two powerful Steamships now under conrac'
This Liueone In NeyeY ORR And the other IN nasso"-
e be ready during the ensuing Summer.
For further particulars aPPly IN Liverpool and belfast.
to RICHARDSON. BROTHERS L CO.; IN q asg0w, 70
PATRICK HENDERSON < co; and IN Phliadelphia
and New York, TO RICHARDSON WATSON Co
n
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. HALL OF RECoRbS-Pabbc
Eotce hsfsy CIV, following Petitions beea
Board Assistant Aldermen To opsr grade re
curb and gutter stones Egh;y hit between
Avenue Third hag sidewalks "A Twelfth 81 5etwso
b and c. and Avenue ard Tenth persons Interested
m at5ve propositions having objections thereto requested 10
present writing the antstsd al BIZ ocs OF 5sora
IL 18th day of Dec. irs.Dec "a. 1855 JoRS DODGE,
street Commas o5s
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CORPORATION NOTICES


ORPORATIOS NOTICE-Pu5c notice hereby gwen 70 Ias
ns or owners occupant occupants OF all Houses aAu @
Lands affected thereby That tne
have completed by this Assessors and are oE
H. ofcs Of the Bureau Assessments Tor Examination of
persous interested vi1For regulating paying seHg Slp a
mite AID latging Twenty hfh-st IRON fntI 70
fsnts avenues The embraced by sucn
the a-ysr,l Houses OF ground vacant Lots p anu
narcel of Land situated both sds OF twenty oetee
Sntb and Tenth ave. tho eaer; sde OF lata a ana
westerly side Of Ninth between Twenty fourth and twenty sI
s,s An uerens Affected BY the ABOVE hea
Assessments opposed to tho same or etaet men
eoussted to present hsir objections, writ 10 me lIo
signed al their Office No Hall OF Records within hitty day ron
Tie dsie Of this notice Ocs Bureau of As.essnens street De
n,Itpspt Dec H. 1850. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FkAHSlS
SICHOIsOH ISAAC WIN. SMITH, Assessors dlt1Vl
tORPORATION NoTICE-Pubc hereby gwen to the
or owners occupant occupants OF all Houses @ o
imurovsd or unmproved Lands affected thereby thai ne "g
Assessments have been completed the Assessors an1 II
~, office OF the Bureau examination, by All per
sons Interested tagging the saslsy sidewalks OF NE hnh
sve from 43d 10 enoracef by such Assessment
cl.ds ali the several Houses and Lots OF Gound vacant @
pieces and parcels Land situated the eastey SIDE OF ~
avenue be zen All whose interests ms
affected by the named Assessments and who are opposed 70
tho sane or either Them requested IL present Their oe
tons IN writing the undersigned at their office NO nan e rs
cords thirty days the cate OF this notice oAnGh n
DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH As
Butess o Assessments. S-res Department e y
1850 dI4 W.
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he surrogsts odhs County OF hsH
lYori hereby a. Pst,9n. h,vs els
1870, ,me WITH vouchers thereof to the .uhscosr al aeI
sSspce No . suFo street. ,hs City Of sav on 9'os
OF August, 1880 fhoEnS T. 72fNNf
lawsntS
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CALIFORNIA.

4 DAMS & co.'s CALIFORNIA
a FREIGHT, PACKAGE AND PARCEL EXPRESS
yer steamer &C aERCHEEr on SATURDAY. nee. 15,is5o
r Our next Express fcr California VIII be dispatched
per steamer Cherokee for CHAGRGS Direct, on
sATtRD ~, 22l list q, 'clocA, : ii through usu4-
in charge # specirl Messenger
Merchants aid 0-hers sendl5 by cur Express may rely
uPon iheir Goods going forward with The certainty
ard promPnsss a. By our new arrangements on he 18TH
r-us the difficulties and de,e-Gous incident that portion
ofhe route are entirely overcome. The no7e efsc.
Fuay 70 Insure tbs in addition regular Messengers
and Agents. have recently sem down Two our most
efficient mel from New-York Office, 70 traverse the
sthus with our treighauj attend personally us speedy
ard safe delivery 10 Agents II Pauana who, N thei5
iurn avail OF the facilities guaranteed Express The
Pacific Mai Steamers by forwarding freight without
loss OF time 10 destination.
AL freight and large packages must be delivered
prior the Day OF sailing Invoices must always accom-
pany each shipment but Cousienors may avoid the trouble
and expense of clearing their Goods Custom House ~
handing their papers early on Saturday morning Al
freight be prepaid and every package be rendered
thoroughly water proof.
d2l liz ADAM co, 10 and Is Waist
GTIMSON & CO.'S EXPRESS TO
~ NEW-O ORLEANS, per Steamship OHIO At10AM.
on THURSDAY. December D. we shall dispatch an EX-
press with Freight Packages. Specie JeweIry and Yalua
bic Parcels, for New Orleans and Mobile
Persons sending Drafts Notes and Bills by this Express
for Collection. may depend upon prompt attendance 10
the business by cur partner. ADDISON BRASpOW, ESQ.
and hjs experienced and efficient assistants at our New
Orleans Office, IL the ST Charles Hotel Building
N Blowing 10 the low Stage Of the Alabama River al
the latest dates, cannot promise TO forward al this time,
into the interior of Alabama.
q Nc Freight received on the day of sailing
az AZ sTtMSON co. 10 Wsllst
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CtRoToH AcQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Re;aata Psrt, De-
Scsmher sto, sto Corporation Sc.cs rates aers2y
au p-ttcu been pre.estea Bs7-i % Assra=a
Tor se=sf Twenty froHte sewer eAsi o. senl
To and Seculav 9srs@s sfes-st
stoy=. havug oh tasreio. requested - P
writing ~ CDl-Tlc Cerx ms es On ~ os''rs
Sorzsy Seth SICHJLt JtAS.
az iJps Present Crutoa Al .eia-t Department
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LVOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,
e WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA-The Uni.

HISlJh GAl4lE OflN ih3 via
a WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA The Uni
ted States Mail Steamship Company will dispatch the splen.
did double-engine steamship OHIO, J. Schcnck, u j.
NJ from pier footof Warren-st North River With the
Government Mails and passengers for San francisco and
intermediate ports
The connection at Panama will De carefully kept up,
es to prevent any detention beyond the usual stay port
The books open, snd passage DC secured e.
thefoEoytHg rates:
FROM NETWORK TO CHAGREs.
atate-room berth
Stan1ee berth, forward saloon ......-.s... sc
steerage berth found bed and separate liable -. 50
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
seerage berth, found he'd aud separate table,. le9
staie-roon1 stendes stserags
Charleston. ...os.,,..ss-..S2 $50 81 Sio
Savannah ...s....,,..s.,.,. % ~ d0
Havana .........t,..,.......Io 20 20 20
Passengers for Chagres VIII be transferred al hdVsaA
the steamer FALCON "
Freight to New-Oreans, so cents per cubic foot No
nerchsl disc viii be taken freight 10 HaYanai specie
to Havana, bali Of one per cent and prmage
Shippers of packages containing lewery, gold or SILVER
ware or anV article commonly known g. ValuaOles, must
specify the value of the shipment in their bills OF indlnS or
tie Company will not be responsible for any losses On val
liable merchandise &c shipped without such spechcaun.
Freight Il class OF shipments VIII be charged Ut one
per cent on the value.
To secure freight passage apply at the office OF the
~'"'f'''' NJ ROBERTS.
Special notice is given shippers by ts line aet ne
Conpany have prepared form OF oil % AIDING adnptec 10
their business ,gleA viii be furnished shippers on appt
cation at thu Conpany's Office and With winch they are r.
ouesled To provide themselves, other iorm VIA re-
signed by the Agent OF the Company All onls OF adlng
nilst be signed before the sailing OF The vessel dill To
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TN PURSUANCE Of Az Surrogate tia cauty Nsw
sya nors hereby gwen ali hAvS claims asI
WILLIAM KEYAS s;e city Of Newton, tscsassd %
ia S,pe wh vouchers the Subscriber, AZ his
J,rts 30 Broadway Es OF New forA or ooios tns
f7th day OF January oeItDatsd New or ne sa GN OF Jay
ESQ LyS7 lawerFSl WILLIAM hLfAN' 44S-1AV-
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upREXE COURTln the matter O he Application Of ths
SMsyor Aldermen com9ns Of the iy o. New fork Ts57
tye 10 the sns OF AY ENUE from fory second
street 10 SIXTY sl4th he Nnstesta Ward Vi ski cry
The ue ued o! Etnais and Assessment N as
.y et vstter HEREBY give aOuce hat hey S meet 81 os
house OF NICHOLAS c. EVERETT the Chairman OF ne $50
Cou,nssouers No III WhiestTes tbs city OF WIofA,
on ths 9th dsy Of January 1851 igf oeoA the sitsr
noon the purpose Of hearing opposition to tAs A,sssi
zde by Commissioners, any person or persons aho ia!
dsr rheselyss Asgevsd saeh Estimate or ASSES NEAT
NICHOLAS c. EVERETT, WILLIAM DODGE, HENRY bsEh'
NAN Coysr.siursrs Dated New YORK, December 10, 1850
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II ORDER Of Hon. John Duer Justices OF the SD
pp-or Court Cry Of New York-Hopes HEREBY gIveu,
pursuant OF The authorizing attachments
abscuudng eusesAs debtors that
sscns1; issued The estate Of JOHN H GoIThER,
tho Stats l New York TIA VII
payment his ibts unless he appear and discharge
acA attachment according within
aud that the ie6ts ps
s. thus the delivery 70 hun o. for bis Of
property belonging him and the transfer o.
s1ch rroperyby obden law and Dated
sNN-p,il dsy OF November ls5G BARNARD & PARSONS
mis- iswQnS Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
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VgyHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
a UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The sbiPs

4TLANTIC, Capran Yves. PAClElc, Capslu Nye
ARCTIC, Captain Luce bALtiC' capt NoiustocA
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton
These ships having been built by contract expressly ios
government service every has been taken in their con
sructon as also their engines, 10 ensure strength ana
ppeed and their accommodations or passengers sTe sne
aualed for elegance and comfort .,so
Price passage from New.Yofk % Liverpool %lSu ca
elusive use OF extra size rooms SS5i from Lyerpooi
to New-York .E5 An experienced Surgeon s'Sscoea 20
zach ship No 8erths secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM NEw-YoGK. FROM LIVhSPooL an.
Saturday December l. 1850 Saturday,, December a, lSs
Saturday December 2 1850 Saturday December S 1872
Wednesday, January s. 1851 SATURDAY January H. LOO,
Wednesday, January y, 1881 Saturday February iS2i
Wednesday, February 1851 Saturday February z ,S2I
wednesday 10, 1851 Saturday, Marcb 3, 10!
wednesday, March 5, 1850 Saturday, March 2 s s5l
Wednesday, March 10, 1851 Saturday, April ?, iSSi
Forfreisht passage apply to EDWARD G0 20 CS'
s. WaSt New York or 70 Brown yHip Va ~
London or L. DRAPER Jr Boulevard aontrnsrTe'
Paris ..,. -.
gold silver bullion, specie Jewelry. precious stones or
metals unless bills of lading aigned therefor and aa
value thereof therein expressed
After he st OF April next the rate OF freight by inc sooyS
steamers will bs materially reduced go
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TN PURSUANCE f an or1sr or the s1osais Of a' eoen o.
IF.w Yori notice hereby TO =. sr'@n faya CAM ~ @
.,t he am. VIII The vouchers thereof % the se5seriasI a. m
se 10 Elizabeth street: the City Esvf York On on 9oe
In. nineteenth Of May os.-Dtted ssT
OF EoTsmber, 1859 AbsE>A-'Oh-A o-n;,;s,ra.nr
nt6 lAw6mSf -
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SUPREME COURT. Wss;ches;er Couuty,-GEoRGE Z. WAR
SSKING eeanut nEvoQR V. BURGER ct zL->ommons, To
pKVOOR V BURGER You hereby summoned 70 answer s
in tbs sctinu sled the once Of
the Clark OF County WeSAeste tbs afst day Of NAV,
s5s add .sIye eopy 6f Foar o5te Ssw
Rochelle Wsstces County within twenty GAYS after tie secs
sreoi exclusive :he Say o such ana tai 70 answer
rs COMPLAINT ts pupd viii spP % ta7 Gouf Tor
t6s Isl.sf therein dsurands1--D Dated Nay /. 1880
3-ISw6Ws D HARRISON, il Pl4iGtf's Attorney
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STREET DEPARTMENT No. 1 HALL OF REcORDs,-Pubbc
Snot hereby gwen hsi the following petition h. bsen pre-
=, tho Asrmeo; To reguts grade and
Ma 69tt between eth and Blooming 47 Road Also
tho o Owing To open e. 81 7h 5.a All
o interested hAvng objections thereto requested Prssea;
tlen the G1ders snsd 4; his Ocs before tie
st dsy III December rns,-Decs1b-t II 1885
dN JOHN T DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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SUPERINTENDENT NO 4RALL OF RECoRDs-PubFA
= herzbJ gwen the following solapon has 0eea
tSutso To regulate and reset curb All
at.s furnish e curb snt gutter repAye the Carnage Of
Broadway and Csnir All parsons 1srestsd
requested to present them writing
10 the uud-rsigue5 bsioa tbs day Of Desnoe ns-
Dec 2. 1850. 1t2l1 JOHN 7. DODGE. Street Com
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PURSUANCE Of Al order surrag.ts Of s County OF
IEew ION hereby gwen 70 a psTsSos H1s
1s..sse 70 preset the With hs vouchers thereof me sl
,crker al bis r.sidsncs forth sae the Couy ol 49,
Ter and State N Fsv YORK on or eaors tae e1.n ~
ss!t-Datea Eev York sixth day q September -
e. lav6nSs FLoIb hLAA--l-, - -
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SrALED PROPOSALS viii he received at the Street connrs
soners Office uu Monday Dec 50 1880 al O'clock P ri to
tu an addition to the pier the sje Of Cosn,eS
East Rsr Plans specifications and AL information thereto
h4 ON sncator 10 tho Cortrsc; Cs of this
10 fsdQ ldlsl JOHN T, DODGE. Street. Commissioner,
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Of an me Surrogate ha County OF Hs
Yort notice hereby TO =. havns c asas'
ToSAs pATCHEI e City OF YORK, deceasec oPs
,snt the vouchers .bsrsof 70 the srbscroers NO If
,reat IN the York before tbs eghh cav %
srs .sItDptsi few. York thu fifth day OF July, 1850
''u' ~ JANE PATCHED. Administrator
Us is~6ms' JOHN I NLn'h,' n.u-I-...~. ,
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StEALED PROPOSALS 6ahng and driag ny neF Prma
NaSchoo WI be ecevet at the ONCE Of tas
Board Education and by the undersigned CON
the 9TH day OF January Ihe plans and speed.
cations 81 AZ the house Of ASA SMITH,
Esq IS LAustne Place s9h between Sh and 9Th arsNow
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etTREET DEPARTMENT. No. 1 HALL OF RgcoRDs.-Pa1Hc
- Notice hereey e hat 'Ae following Peu7z has sssa pre-
seued TIE Bpst q Aldermen T. sncs os Et - b.
sEd = Also. 3t u sieHa!ss
oat Of ssi os and sh tue street WITH Al g-s1a a,s
thereto d4csie5
~ TIE undersigned before 3th tzy Of De- Dee $3.50
dI9 JOHN T. DODGE, Strss; Co1-nisssaossf
STREET DEPARTMENT, No HALL OF RECGR[,s--Pubsc
- Sstcs hereby gsa ha; TIC following Petitions nave
Board Of Aldermen To ass West Eas
between sIta ard Seventh All prfs1s uzfssts II
proposition ss7g objections thereto, requested 70
pres. tbs MS oca y bsiors
tae siib day OF Dec. nsi-Dsc- Il, lsss
dl4i JoEE 7. DODGE. Stree: Commissioner
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E[TKEET DEPARTMENT., No. 9 q ALL OF REC0RDs-PubGc
So,cz svH that fol wing Rssoa'ea has
adopted as Co,f Counsel Resolved Thst IN - bs erensd
ue TIE eastsfy OF T. mPkus bridge
ge deck on hs outer snd, aadsr A7 erection o Ia
ant that The Street Commissioner notes
10 th and lying under both stss
I'll 5; - the exterior he above directed and
wiki b aud the grauts 70 sad
owners maze b Es Mzior. Asmeu and C0up1naty OF tie
CT, Adopted The Board OF Asrlsn,
Nov Adopted Board u Alderman, Dec H. 1850
Approved by TIE Mayor Dee. Il, 1850
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VT PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate OF tae s
s,wYork notice hereby gjyen to all persons asYln
aean JOSHUA CULVER r late Of the cy Of New az. .,
N r,s. the .aEse vouchers thereof to the !.
s es 10 80 Front the City OF o. OF o
III. eighteenth day April neIL-Dated Nav i9sA ae
drrn q October. 1855 Iol2 laVou ~ II Hi.'Ii
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CRATE to new territory with their slaves, that we
may know how far they accord with the instructions
under which we are directed TO act j will, there
fore, respectfully inquire
"lst. Whether you still adhere TO the position
taken in your letter TO A. o. p Nicholson, esq, OF
December last!
''2d If 50, am l correct in constituting it to mean
that you consider that the inhabitants of terri
tory, before they form State government, have a
right to establish prohibit slavery as they may
deem most consistent with their local policy;
"Sd. And that the policy 80 expressed is the par
amount law during the territorial probation,
changcable only by the people Of the territory upon
the formation OF State government, or under such
legislative sanction US they may direct?
'There is another matter, but slightly alluded to
in your Nicholson letter. to which will also direct
your attention.
''Do you consider that the shareholders would
slaves, to any Mexican territory that may be an
nexed to the United States-or would You regard
1t doubtful matter, in consequence of the nstitu
ton of slavery not having been recognised in said
territory by tho Mexican authorities Immediately
preceding the acquisition of such territory, (sup-
posing it should be acquired),
"Your reply will enable the delegation to deter
mine whether under certain circumstances, they
can, consistently with their instructions, cast the
vote of Florida in your behalf a candidate for the
Presidency.
''Yours respectfully, II. j. MOSES,
Delegate from the State at large
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GADSBY'S HOTEL,
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sd at.
Near Railroad DEPOT, Washington.
Oct. Tiff
AYERS eCHERRY pEoroRAL,D

FoR THE CURE
Coughs, Colds, HoarSeneSS, Bronchitis,
WhooPing Cough, Group, .4stina, and
ConSumpfioR.
I n Offering 10 the community this Justly cele-
brated remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs, it is not wish TO tribe with the lives or
health of the afflicted, but frankly to lay before
them the opinions of distinguished men, and som
OF the evidences of its success, from which they
can judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves 10 make no Wild assertions or lee state
ments OF its efficacy, will hold out any hope
to suffering humanity which facts will not war
rant.
Many proofs arc here given, and we solicit an
inquiry from the public into all we publish feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa
tronage.
Professor CLEAvELAND, Of Boicdoin College Maine,
tcTitts-
al have witnessed the effects Of your CHERRY
PICTORIAL in my own family and that Of my
friends and il gives NE satisfaction To state in tia
favor that no medicine | have ever known has
proved 50 cminentiy successful in curing diseases
Of the throat and lungs"
Reu. Dr. Oseoop ,crifss-
"That he considers CHERRY PECToRAL' the best
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given to
the public" and states that ''his daughter after
being obliged TO keep the room four months
with severe settled cough, accompanied by rails
ing Of blood, night sweas, and the attendant symp-
toms of consumption, commenced the use Of the
CHERRY PICTORIAL and had completely recov-
cred"
From Or. JoSEs, nm eminent prachfioaer of ,nedi-
cine in alabama, toeu k,ioIcn throughout he State
MONTGOMERY, Gala, } Oct. I, lsl9
DR.. J. G. AyER-SU have used your admira-
bic compound extensively in my practice, and find
il to surpasJ by far any other remedy we have for
curing disease upon the lungs.
Your obcdcnt servant,
X. h. JONES, VI. ID.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr. JACKSON, of Georgia, introduced private
bills which was appropriately referred.
MIR. DANIEL made another appeal TO the House
TO go into Committee Of the Whole House on the
private calendar
Mr., BURT desired to ask what had become of the
Fertilization bill There was some interest felt in
1t by many members.
The SPEAKER replied that it was ON his table,
and would come up in the regular order.
The question was taken on the motion of Mr..
DANIEL 10 60 into committee on the private calen-
dar, and decided in the negative.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House, then, on motion OF Mr.. BAYLY,
resolved itself into a Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, and resumed the CON
sideraton oil the bill making appropriations for
the current and contingent expenses OF the Indian
Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations
with various Indian tribes for the year ending June
80, 1851.
MIR. BROWN, Of Mississippi, was called to pre-
side over the committee.
Various amendments were offered and discussed ,
and among those agreed to were the following:
For expenses OF procuring information and pre-
pairing statistics. for the use of the War Depart
mcnt, and making treaties with and presents to
the various Indian tribes residing within the Uni
ted States on the borders Of Mexico thirty thousand
dollars
This method, it was stated in debate, of MAX
ing presents to the Indians, would be more effec
tive than millions spent in war against Them as
was proven by experience
For extlngulshment OF Indian titles to lands in
Minnesota, fifteen thousand dollars.
For carrying out treaty stipulations with the
Indians OF Texas, OF May, 1916, and enabling the
United States to preserve with them tranquility
and peace, fifteen thousand dollars.
For expenses attending the proposed treaty
with the Indians OF Oregon, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
The committee rose, when all the amendments
were concurrcd in that for preparing statistics Of
Indians on the borders of Mexico, Sc, by vote
of-ayes 9S, noes 81.
Pending the question ordering the bill to
third reading,
The House, at twenty-five minutes past one
o'clock, adjourned.