The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

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upon any OF the public lands in such district then sub
jeet TO private entry aud upon the return Of such
certificate or warrant with evidence OF the location
thereof having been legally made to the ensrl Land
once patent shall be i-sned therefor In the event
Of the death OF any commissioned non eom mission
ed oncer, musician private prior subsequent to
the passage Of this act who shall have served afor
said who shal not have received bounty land for
said service like certificate shall be Issued
In fsyor spd 10 the benefit OF his widow, who
Ahsli receive hundred and sixty acres o! land in
case her husband was killed in bstte but no. to her
heirs Provided She Is unmarried at tie date of her
application.
This opens the door for 8 vast deal of fraud Tbs
warrantee must according to this section locate hin
warrant or in the of his death his heirs alaw
are req sired TO make the location According to OUT
construction of this clause the certificates warrants
cannot be assigned until after they have been legally
located and they be located by the INN edate
cpent, or his heirs. at law 1t Is going 10 be very
difficult matter to establish who the legitimate
heirs at law of any deceased individual entitled Hnder
this act, to bounty of land and the doubt and dis
trust attached TO tho warrants after they To-
cated must injurousiy affect their negotiable value.
and disappoipt many of those Congress intended to-
benefit
1t Ia the impression in Wall street that the Attorney
General Will recommend referring the bill TO the next
Congress for arrangement, and suggest that in the
meantime Il remain imperative. suspension of the
bill wo ald not be attended with any difculties as IL
is stated that the necessary preparations for the
mpstion of claims and the issue of warrants could no
be completed until time after the assembling o.
the next Congress.
The Androscoggin and Kennebec Railroad COMPANY
have voted TO issue bonds to the amount Of mil.
lion Of dollars, and offer the in the market
not less than Gig hty Ave cents on the dollar.
The Treasurer of the Mint, in Phiade pbia has fur
nished the statistics in relation 20 that ins
luton for the last month -
MISr the USrED STATES PHlLApELrHIA.
Gold bullion deposits for Sept 1850. Ace 900 q
Silver do do. do. $4,000 %
Gold coinsse for same period. .s2,@2soe O.
Silver do. do. do ...... $3.50 90
Copper de. cents, .,...,. 5'sSs -,
Total coinage for September. .s2.oo5 277 %
To which add amount OF proceeds OF trans 80. -.
fer drafu. ........ '''''' - '0VV'' Wv
Total payments for September :. :. 81 pos ~ es
Gold deposits from January 20 August -.
inclusive, previously reported. Sl7oSl2l0 VI
Gold deposits for the month for Sept. 5'4ooooe 10
Total gold deposits to Sept 80. $50 44l 40 81
Silver deposits from January to Sep ~ -
tembsr inclusive. Sissof@ w.
Total gold and silver deposits. $780, 9O552 DC
receipts Of gold at the branch mir; New Orleans
during the period amou nted to abou; ten mil
II ons Of dollars making an aggregate OF full thirty
millions Of dollars, up to the soth Of September.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued circular
In relation to the payment of the expenses OF weigh
ing, measuring and gauging imported merchandise.
under the operation of which merchants Will be re
Meved from the payment Of those exrsnses
The quantity of -four, wheat, corn and harley Isfe
at tide during the fourth week in in
the years 1919 and 1850, follows
Flour, Itis. Uheat bn. Corn, bY. BerLy, D..
1872 .lilTs2 799s4 1ao,4i5 1885,
1850. .I5s547 1G9593 1l4.5oo 1850
Inc. ASS ssoO0 Dee. Gs5S Inc s5,is.c
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at
tde.water, from the commencement Of navigation to
the Goth September inclusive during the years ls43
and 1850 was as follows =:
F7s.r. Bbis. Wb,at Ia. Cora,ia. Berl,y 81
1s4s ..172slel 1872 cc6 415l SO 1887
1850 ..165l,O45 l,2a2os3 2sS7,l52 l32aS
Dee. 1910 Dee. 3ose7 Dec 2st.37l Ins. Ne,sss'
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left
tids-water from the eommsncemsnt Of navigation 10
the Goth fseptemser inclusive during The 1870
and 1850, follows
P2.w. ML. What. W. Corr. ty. Gsiey ~.
nls. ..1bs127o 1<35o61 2ol52s5 1855;
nse. ..l,65i.ol6 1,2ssces 2s57,ls2 sl3,23a
Yno. :. soiTs Dee 2o2 pes Inc. sg.9s7 s3a 34s
Reducing the wheat to Sour, shows ds.rssss 81
50,ll7 bills Of -four.