The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-19

lscstsd. after the survsys have been made in
sCnsgsoe: Legal . .sSd, d r,Ovdsd ho.sv' that
psrssn not oitissn Of the United States until he snail
become sush according 70 the naturalization Laws;
lands Of the United states in ssid territory
Section ninth provides that the adults and the pa
tea 70 II. benefit. Of n: seventh and eighth
Of this shs notify the register and rscsiver within
three months after the survey the lands where the
selection and location made before the surveys but
where the selection and location are made after the
surveys then within three months after the selection
claimed s. or for them respectively under this
And sba b. the duty Of tbs register TO enter In
to ?: Kept y b." e, Or e
90 dssigpsted; and whenever conflict OF boundaries
shall ars. prior to issung the patent the rssstss and
receiver ebs determine such conflict on principles OF
justice and equity, subject 70 appeal to the highest
Judicial tribunal Il the territory.
| Section tspth provides that within twelve months
after the surveys have been made, where the
has been made before the settlements, then within
mspcsd each Of raid adult grantees shall prove to the
satisfaction Of the register and recsver that the In
bsbtation and cultivation required By this sot had
been specifying the time OF the com usnce-
ment and after the expiration Of three years from the
date Of such settlement shsll prove In like manner
the fact Of continued inhsbitaron asd cultivation re-
quired BY the seventh and eighth sections Of this aot
upon such proof being made the register shall issue
setting forth 5s; facts 10 :ns ss's s%c
and on Of those certificates at the general
land office patents shall issue therefor ss In other Gases
with the exception set forth In the eighth section OF
Ssctio. eleventh provides that all sales gifts dsvsss
Whatsoever, private or judicial Of the lands any
portion thereof acquired BY this act made at any time
void and Without to .y.ry ut.o. and
purpose whether In Law or In equty aud hs purchaser
or obigss under any such sale, agreemsnt bond. or
power SELL transfer lien shall not be entitled to
back the price confederation paid therefor
but shall forfeit the same absolutely to suoh SETTER or
Section twelfth provides that upon the death OF any
settler before the three years inhsbtston shall have
been completed or before such settler !: entitled to
patent ali the rights under this act shalt descend to
the bere at Law OF such settler including the widow
where is le In equal psrts suy previous sale or
Able In the same to the CONTRARY notvithsts udins
and proof Of compliance with the conditions OF tins
| be snfTcient to eptitle them to the patent
Section thirteenth provides that, whsre any settle
ment, by the erection OF dwelling house or the cul
walton of any portion Of the land shall he made upo
the sixteenth thirty sixth section before The
shall be surveyed then and in that other lands
sha be selected BY the proper officers of the State or
Territory In lieu Of ssid sections sixteen thirty
six euch part Of either OF those sections rs be
claimed under this act. And no person shall make
settle location upon tract parcel Of
selected for military poet OF within one mite thsrsot
any other lands reserved bJ competent authority
nor sbA any person obtain tue besehts OF the seventh
andeighth sections Of this act by settlement or loca
| ton on mineral lands
appointed by the President Of the United States by
and with the advice aud consent OF tbs Senate
| general for said Territory
Section fifteenth provides tor regulating the Office
| and duties OF the Surveyor General
Section .ixtsenth provides tor the regulation Of the
cub surveyors ADD for the OF their services
| Section seventeenth provides that the register aud
receiver appointed in pursuance Of this law shall give
faithful psr.ormancs Of their respective dut-s aud
shall have possess ell the power and authority be
subject 20 the same obligations and perform all the
duties now provided by law In the OF officers Of
other land districts where the same do not conflict
with the provisions Of this act All the public land in
nafa .tw
and thirty elk which shall be granted to tbs State for
the u.e Of schools with the exception also OF lands
served under the authority Of this sot and OF the
mineral lands the sale Of which Ia hereiasiter pro
yided for, sfter they shall have been surveyed and
the pnts thereof returned 10 the ONCE OF the regis,
shall be subject 10 the pre- empten laws then u
force aud shall be offered for sale srtsr three mouths
public notice by the register OF the time and psce Of
sale under the laws, rules, aud regulations go
verpDg such Gales and all OF said lands that remain
un,od after having been thus proclaimed and offered
shs be sbject entry at private ssle, rs other pub
after the survey OF the mineral lands aud the return
o, The ulnt. sorsad the register and rscever shsi
proceed TO d,tsruine vaiu- Of 10 uds
and the value so ascertsined shsu bssths mts,num
price at which the came may be ,o'd SAID m,o.uaI
sr and twenty cents per acre aud the rsid rcss
ter shall proclaim the zane for cate or such portion
thereof "A he may deem most oopducss to the inte-
rat. Of an. United States at to dispose Of giving
at Last thirty days notice Of the toe and place 81
ssle ana ing the particular lands to be Offered.
lie .hs then oder the lands for sale at public suction,
subject the minimum established ~ Aforesaid offer
1 In
surveyor general beginning ~ih the lowest psmbcred
lot in each section, or quarter section, aud proceeding
In nuTsroal order till the whole are offered and the
lac de- remaining unsold after such Offering snsli BE-
| subject TO private entry ~ the minimum price
fixed BY the register and rcsivtr ~ above provided
| The register and receiver shall not, bosever be- en-
titled 10 sny per oenisge FEES except IN tn. fellow
ips cases the register sba be entitled {, hfty
cen for each potibcstou he may entsr the register
ard Isc.iv,f shsli each be entitled 70 one dollar
fer deciding each donation case aud the receiver shall
he entitled 10 his actual and necessary expenses,
l To- ltrrA .na
Section eighteenth provides that In addition TO the
usus form q bond aud oath of office 81 the surveyor
general REGISTER receiver the bonds aud oa,hs Of
Office a tho.e officers appointed under this shall
contain provision hat thy shal faithfully serve out
ths tim. for which they may Be sgpo'aisd ana on
subject 70 the same pensltes, forfstures and obss
tops as provided for the surveyors aud their
sstant, ss., in the hftsenth section OF tbis act.
Section pinotssnih provides that lands occn ped O.,
TOW u. OF vsge. rhai not be undivided subject to
OF such ands with the exception OF those -hich mar
be claimed under the fourth rscton OF this act to-
s.,b,r Nth those occupied and cultivated By ruebos
or Rspoheros Indians, a. they ere termed, shalt ss
nearly as practicable BY leaal subdivisions, b. re-
served tor the future disposal Of CONGRESS And shall
report 10 the Commissioner Of the General Land Ose
In time 20 be submitted 20 Congress, at the
msn next the nature OF tns 70 IN
the provisions Of this sc aud so the character q the
tsnnre by which lands are held by civilized otians or
these who are engaged In labor agriculture No
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Tr- L.rr LirurrS.ST Fto,p.-Mr. J. VI Brsblzon.
gntemsn q thi. city returned here yesterday In the
schooner Cbsrcn from Chsgr-s, after az uosuccesfdl
attempt ransms 10 disinter tins remains % Lieut.
lloyd, Who fell victim to cholera at tns; place lat
suuE en- hts way to California By the LAYS ef New
GrarsJs 10 seems that the remains q deceaed rer
COP cannot Ne removed until eighteen months az or In
This vi be deeply regretted By the frends OF
the deceased In this city and New York snd his
rides 10 Who bad made every preparation ~
csive his remsins 9th the honors due CO his gallant
service. In the late nth Mexico Lisutenant Floyd
a those gallant spiits Who answered 20
rrouptly their country call In "a and ~ho.e deeds
during the Mexican rejected 30 much hsecr
on eur national arms lie Joined the Nsv York regi.
ment second liru;ensnt and was present at the
sisss q Vera Crps ard IN. bloody costsst on the
heiahts Of sfro Gordo while his regiment vas sta
toned AZ fueb's he vas placed In commsnd Of de-
taebmsnt 10 escort the ok aud wounded In the train
eemmsrded By Major Bainbridge % the 9TH artillery
In the action ct the Nstoual Bridge, With the susr
las one cf the everest OF the Kind during the the
ecol intrspiti'y and gallant bearing OF Lieutensnt
Fisyd rsvsd portion q the train iron utter sonihs-
ton Al the ccse Of the ear, the melancholy honnr
vas conferred him Of hrinsng 20 Mes Nork the
mains q the oiissrs ~ his fsgmsnt who had fallen
du4ir0 1hs Maxiran Lieutenant floyd started