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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-04-08

DIscoURAGING News FROM CALIFORNIA
Some three months since, large number of
mechanics, numbering some twenty-five per-
sons. left South Boston for California, TO try
their luck in the land of gold. By the last
mail letters have been received from nearly
all of the company, and they give a discour-
aging view of things on the Pacific COAST
They all concur in saying, that San Francis
co and the other large cities in that section
efthe country are throneed with persons of
every trade, unable TO procure work of any
kind. One man writes that he is fully salts
fled with what he has already seen, and
would, if he had the means, gladly return
rome. One Of the party, n most excellent
machinist, who for years has been employed
on the Boston and Worcester Railroad, went
on to take situation where he was to receive
something like $3.50 per month. When he
arrived, he found that the firm for whom he
was to work had failed, and at last accounts,
he mad been unable to obtain work. The
number of ernigranIs 10 California within
few months, has beer so great that ii could
hardly be expected that all should prosper.
Better stay at home, is the universal advice of
those who have tried the scheme; and we
trust that those who are thinking of going TO
California to make money, will consider the
matter in all its bearings before they start
Bos. Trau.
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ENORMOUS ACCEssIoNs TO OUR PoPULA-
TON. Our "foreign relations" at this port,
are certainly assuming that formidableness,
numerically, that dissipales any npprehen.
sions we may feel, as to the slow growth of
the country, in population point Of view
vide the arrival at this port the few days
past. Yesterday alone, three thousand were
reported at notwithstanding a total for
the month OF March Of t,oenty-sir thousand
nine hundred and tUenty-t,oo from European
ports; very large addition to this number is
expected for the month to come. The i'm
migrants are from the following countries :
Ireland, 1928; England, 3,l62; Wales 81
Spain, "a; Holland, 90; Sweden, 2; Italy
IS; Belgium, /; Nova Scotia, g.; South
America, 2; East ladies, 2; Germany, 81
BIG; Scotland, 294; France. 542; SwIlzer-
land, 4D5; West Indies, 10, Canada, 2;
Sicily, 10; Russia, 2; Poland l2.-M. Y. Err.
pTeSSs
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpoo-Sld 18th, Sarah Hyde, Lowell, York
18th, Jas Nesmth, Watts, do.
m Adv goth, VIM Patten, for Baltimore 2lst Nathaniel
thompson, Orleans with despatch.
Eht Tor ldg 18th ut, Indian Queen Baker New York
Nathl Thompson, Hill, Orleans Continent, Drum
mond, New York; 18th, ship Saxon, Crosby, New Or
leans.
In port ldg, Eleanor, for Bath.
Newport-Sld 10th uit, ship Forest Queen, Love New
Orleans.
Cardifr-sld 18th ut ship Harriet Augusta, Trott N
Orleans
Havre-Adv 18th ut, Caroline & Mary, Clark, for
Orleans.
Sid goth ult, ship Caroline & Mary Clark, Emerson,
New York.
Sid FIN Havana 18th ulr, bark lily Warren, Rairden,
load for New York.
At Matanxas 17h brig Rainbow, of Warren, Stackpole,
for New Bedford, ldg.
Cid Feb 4, ships Haide, Soue, London Della Maria,
Burleigh, do.
Ar AT st Thomas 18th, brig Wanderer, Mooers, Mar
Unique, and sid 18th for Hayti.
Ar at Havana 15th bark Barring Brothers, Coter, Bos
ton engaged to load sugar at Sagua per hid for
New York.
Havana-In port 9th ult ships Kate swanton, Morse,
fr or chit Kossuth, Fisher disg Andover Deano,
Nj de Embl. Orr, do Robert Patten, burlington, do
Barring Brothers, Cotter for Sagua ready; Louisa Kill
ham, White, for Trieste, Lizzie Loud Murphy, for
Boston do Vermont, Dnsmore wig Rainbow, Lom-
bard TenBro Barstow T & Woodward, Woodward
and Princeton, frt chit Indian Queen, Drummond,
ready.
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co N G. R E s S T.
TUESDAY. March 30.


Senate-Mr. Sumner presented two nett.
lions from citizens of Boston. in favor OF
cheap ocean postage
Inc Dill 10 increase the salaries of the Dis
trlct Judges of New Hampshire was next
called up, and occasioned protracted de-
bate. After fixing upon Sl400 as a compe
tent salary, the bill was ordered to be en-
crossed, and the Senate went into executive
session.
House.-M. Fuller of Maine presented res
olutions from the Legislature of that State.
On motion of MIR. Cobb Of Ohio, the House
resumed the consideration of the Homestead
Bill.
Mr.. Clark moved that the debate on the
bill should close in two hours after it should
again be taken up. Pending the motion, the
House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, March 81.
Senate. Brodhead presented petitions
from the inhabitants of Skowbaver County.
and others of Pittsburg, and also others of ST.
Louis, stating that they have discovered the
art of manufacturing Russian sheet iron,
and asking exclusive privileges therefor.
H9use--Mr. Hendrick Introduced JOINT
resolution for the construction of the mill
tary land act OF 1S48.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole, and resumed the consideration
of The Homestead Bill.
Mr.. Williams made Presidential speech
against General Scott and in favor OF MIR.
Fillmore.
THURSDAY, April /.
Senatc.-Mr. Rusk reported bill setting
apart lands for the construction of railroad
nj MIch tt,n
The resolution submitted by MIR. Borand,
calling for information as to the object of the
Japan expedition now being fitted out, was
taken up. An amendment was proposed,
calling upon The President, if not incompati-
bile with the public interest, to communicate
what he knew upon the subject. The
amendment was adopted.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion, and adjourned.
House.-On motion, the House went into
committee on the Iowa land bill, without
concluding, the homestead bill was taken
up and discussed. until The hour of adjourn
ment.
FRIDAY, April 2.
Senate. MIR. Weller offered a resolution
calling upon the Secretary of the Interior for
all the charges against the Boundary Com.
missioner. Resolution adopted.
Mr.. Hunter again moved consideration
of the House bill for the extension of the
Capitol.
The Senate then considered private bills.
The bill for the benefit of the CarmeIile Nun
merry was postponed. Adjourned Until Mon
day.
House.-On motion Of Mr.. Mclaughlin,
the Secretary presented communication
from the Secretary Of the Interior, relative to
fees and expenses of courts.
Mr.. Daniel moved that the subject be
postponed until Tuesday next-ugreed to-
He likewise moved that the House resolve
itself into committee, and proceed to the
consideration of private bills.
The House then went into Committee on
the Private Calendar, and went through for
ysix bills, and reported nineteen. Ad-
journed until Monday.
MONDAY, April 5.
Senate. The superintendent bill was then
taken up.
Mr.. Bradbury offered an amendment CIV
ing California two members, and also amend
ing the act of 1850, by increasing the whole
number of members TO 234.
House. The house proceedings on Monday
were unimporlant.
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Ar I'd, ship st Peters, of Bath, Dillingham; Orleans
IN bark saone, Sargent, Orleans Feb 20, W Pass

Ar I'd, ship st Peters, of Bath Dillingham; N Orleans
Mch 4.
Ar 5th inst, brig Tornado (of WestporD McCarty, sa-
qua 10Th ult9th lat 80 Sc, Ion n 19, daring violent
NNE gale, lost deckload of SO hds moasses brig Porto
hico of Pittston) Burke, Rondout sch Brilliant, Lam
bert, Freeport.
Ar 9th, bark Theoxene, (of Thomaston) Berland Mo-
bile 1lth ult schs Albion, Robinson Damarscotta In
perial Bnn, wiscasset; George Davis, Dunton, Bath
New York-Ar 30th ult, brig Alabama, I Thompson,
Mobile for Boston.
Ar slst ship Harriet of Bath, fin Orleans bark In
diana, ats, New Orleans; brig Emily, Small, Balti-
more for Bath.
Cid. bark Kinsman, Thurston Matanzas.
Ar 1st inst, ship Samoset of Wiscasset, Chapman,
Havre March 18th bark Henry Warren, Rairden, Hav-
10.
New OrIeans-Ar 22d, ship Metoka, Eldridpe. Liv
erpool Monmouth, Torrey, Havre; Clinton, DeIano,
bordeaux; brig Brownvile, Rogers, Brazos.
Cid 2bth, ship Adriatic Snow, Liverpool
werp.
Adv ship Tempest for Liverpool large part cargo 60
ing on board.
In port 9th ult ship Cornea, French for Liverpool
CharlestOn-Ar 3st ult, ship Columbia, N York.
Wscasset.
Ar Sd, schs Eliza Warren, wiscasset R Jewett,
Westport.
,Philadelphia-Ara oth, ship Jane Glldden, Child,
Ar Cd, ship H Boody fin Cadiz cid, Arkansas, Otis,
Havana
Baltimore-Ar LIST, ship Benz Adams Drummond,
Savannah-Ar 18th ult, .hip Buena Vista, New Or
leans.
ApaIachicoIa-In port 22d ult, ship sabattas, Hail.
for Boston.
San Francisco-sld Feb 2sth brig Kendall,
Gove, Puget Sound.
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A little girl went to the study of "a philoso-
pher for fire. But you have nothing to car
~ il in,' said he. The girl took some cold
ashes in her hand, and placed the live Goals
upon it. The philosopher threw down his
books, exclaimins With all my learning |
never should even have thought Of so simple
an expedient.' And thus it is ever. The
most learned, the most talented, as if heaven
would save them fsom under exal;ation and
pride Of superiority, have only 10 come in
contact with the comparatively ignorant and
depressed in the scale of intellect, to acquire
information Of the highest practical use.
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LYcBUM. At a meeting of the Lyceum held
at the Common Council room on Monday even
ing last, the following gentlemen were chosen
officers for the year ensuing:
David Bronson, President,
John Hayden, Vice President.
E. S. J. Nealley, Secretary and Treasurer.
David C. Masoun,
VIM. Sewall,
Charles r. Porter, : Curatois'
Henry w. Owen,
Charles Clapp, Jr, }
The Curators were authorized to make all
the necessary arrangements for course of lee
lures during the next season, and report
through the papers.
A meeting of the Curators will be held at
the room over Magoun & Stinsons store on
Monday evening next at liz past o'clock.
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Administrators Sale,

DY virtue of license from the Honorable Judge OF
ID Probate, within and for the County Of Lincoln, will
be sold auction the of Mrs Sarah Thwing, i'll
Woolwich, on Tuesday The l'h day of May next, al
9 O'Clock p. NJ, much of the real estate Of WIN. F
Tarr late of said Woolwich, deceased, will amount
TO the of three hundred and ninety dollars for the
payment of The Just deps of said deceased cha rges
and incidental charges. Said estate
consists of lot of land and buildings thereon standing
situated in Woolwich aforesaid, and bounded as per
deed of Daniel Tarr 10 VIM Tarr containing seven
Ieen acres more or less
BENZ. F. TALLMAN, Administrator.
Richmond April 6, 1852. 3w42
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Commissioners Notice,

WE having been appointed by the Judge ofProbate for
w the County of Lincoln to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors of Milton Mereen, late of Phps
burg said County deceased whose estate represent
ed nsoIyent notice that six months commencing
second day of February, 1884, have been allowed
creditors bring in and prove their claims and
that will attend the service assigned Bath
April 22d and June 3d. the Office of Washington Gil
bert and Parkers Head in Phipsburg, March 25th,
Iay goth and July 18th at the Counting Room Of James
l. Todd, at one O'Clock of each of said days.
Dated this third day of February, 1852.
w. GILBERT, I g.,
SWISS JAMES l.. TODD, s oo"
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Bearings Panacea Lapsorum.

THIS is an invaluable remedy in all injuries resulting
from external violence such as Commissions sprans
Lacsratons of soft parts, Cuts, Inhammatons and Fee
vers from injuries and dangerous surgical operations in
many OF Pain in the Chest, resembling Pleursy in
some cases Of Infiammatory rheumatism Lameness
and Sore Feet from long walks and tight shoes also in
Corns made sore by pressure in Short dry, nightly
Coughs with Splitting of Blood Nose Bleed from blows
in Dizziness and Pressure in the Head in violent After
pains in childbed also in Injuries OF tho heads Of In
fants at birth, &c, 60.
The proprietor in offering this article to the public does
not pretend that It 10 sovereign remedy for every dis
ease incident to human m but Tor the purposes above
specified It il WITHOUT A PARALLEL trial IL
only needu to prove this fact and its cheapnsss places
this trial within the reach of ALL The proprietor might
obtain many testimonials to its great WORTH but the SUD-
Joined are deemed sufficient:
The undersigned, having ourselves made use Of Dear
nes Panacea Lapsorum believe to be one OF the most
valuable remedies ever offered to the public.
w,,rlAx STACEY WILLIAM F. EIDE,
THos. R. BRADFORD, ANDREW n. CAHiLL.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor Bath
Ne. JOHN DEANiNG.
Jan. IA, 1853. 1ftf emss
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DISASTERS.

Bark Mary Florence, of Bath Baltimore from Liver
pool had very heavy weaher-was days before get
ting clear Of the channel had been twenty five day
west of the Banks, with continual gales from the WSW
to NV. When in Ion co. on account Of heavy weather,
obliged 20 run south and cross the Gulf stream.
Brig Richmond, Blair from Baltimore for Charleston
put Norfolk 9th u with of boats galley dec
load, bulwarks &C. in the gale of 18th ult OF Hatieras
Mr. Whor Of Baltimore first officer, killed during
the gale.
Ship Jane Glidden at Philadelphia fin Liverpool saw
large quantities of field ice on Grand Banks.
Brig ] Pennel, of Brunswick, at N York fin Guaya-
ma struck by lightning, March IS, carrying away
She also had water sails
split, &C.
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A MoNsTRosITY. We have on our desk
chicken of the Shanghae description, having
four legs and two heads. The two natural
legs are fully developed while the extra ones
-one above and one below the right wing
are but partially formed. One head also is
perfect while the other is half grown
Charleston Courier.
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New STEAMER. A steamship, to be called
the Ericsson, is now being built by Messrs
Perine, Patterson & Stack, at Wilamsburgh.
She is intended for the Liverpool trade, will
measure about 2200 tons. The machinery
is in course of construction at the foundry of
Messrs. Hogg & pelemater. She will be
fitted with Ericsson's caloric engine; the
motive agent used in it is hot air instead of
steam.-N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
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old and popular monthly for March, as reprin-
ted by Leonard Scott & Co., New York, are as
follows: Miss Milford recollections Struggles
for Fame and Fortune, part 8; Sketches from
the Cape; My Novel or Varieties in English
and the Lamas Forest Life in Gambia West !;
Farewell to the Rhine; The Reform Measures
of 1882
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LINCOLN, sat Court of Probate held at Wiscasset
within and for the County of Lincoln the 5th day of
April, A 1852
YDIA BUBIER, named executrix in certain instru-
IL ment purportng to be the last will and testament Of
Andrew Buber late of Bowdoin in said county, deceased
having presented the for Probate: ORDERED
the said Lydia give notice all persons interested
causing copy of this order to be posted up pub
lie place in the town of Bowdoin and by publishing the
in the Eastern Times, printed Bath, three weeks
successfully that they may appear Probate Court
be held at Bowdonham, in said County, Oh the third
Monday of June next and shew cause if they have
why the said instrument should be proved approved
and allowed the last will and testament of said de-
ceased ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
true copy-attest:
3w42 EDWIN s. HOYEY egister.
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D q 81 t IN s..

In this city, April 3D. Mrs Ann Sarah Benner aged 90
years
In this city, 5ih inst, Mrs Lydia NJ Parks aged 49,
In Woowich, 9th inst, Minerva Stinson, aged yrs.
In Phipsburg, 3lst ult, Mrs Mary Sprague, aged o.
In Wiscasset Richard L. son Of Orisana Albee, aged
10 months and II days.
In Rio Janeiro, Jan H. Mr. Joseph Carr, of Bowdon,
AGED
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FIRE. We learn that the new ,

FIRE. We learn that the new dwelling
house of Benz. C.. Thomas, in Eden, took
fire on Saturday morning last, but by great
cxertion of the neighbors the fire was ex-
tnguished, but not until the house was badly
injured.
and occupiedby William w. Hadley in Eden
was entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday
evening, with all it contained, The family
barely escaping in their night clothes.
Both Of the above named houses were
new and were built from the hard earnings
of the two industrious and worthy young
men.--Elsioorth Herald
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The body of a man was found frozen in
the ice near the wharf OF City Point, Mon
day. He was bald headed and his extremi-
ties were in the water and partially decayed,
and no one was able to recognize the person.
He had in his pocket knife. a pair of combs,
and few coins. He had the appearance of
a laboring man.-Bangor Courier.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEUs. The
steamship Promethus, Capt. Churchill ar
rived at New York on Saturday morning,
from San Juan ia eight days twelve hours.
She brings 238 passengers, and 100000 in
gold on freight and in the hands of passen-
gers. The Prometheus brings nothing later
from San Francisco.
The Prometheus left San Juan on the
night of the 26rh; on the night of the 9Th,
a passenger named Ripley Hudson, of Maine
fell overheard, and was drowned.
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NG az T. T. { 81 ne s..

In Montvlle, Mr.. Ambrose JONES' of Bristol, to Miss
Abby Robinson.
In Webster, Mr. John Bubre to Miss Mary J. Wheeler;
Mr.. George II. Farren of Richmond, to Miss Lorinda
Mann of Webster.
In Camden Charles B Adams of Boston to Miss So
phia I, daughter of Hon Joseph Hall, ofC.
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PORTLAND CRY ELECTION. We learn by a
telegraphic despatch from Portland, that Hon.
Albion X. Paris, DEM, was elected Mayor, by
majority of 400 over Neal Dow, whig, on
Tuesday.
LATER.-The Argus states that the demo-
Gratis have elected out of the aldermen, and
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THE VERMONT MURDER Trial CONCLUDED.
The trial of David Sloan, at Burlington, VT,
for The murder of man named Prentiss,
WINS concluded on Saturday by verdict Of
not guilty.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Boston-Ar slst ult, ship Matan, of Bath, Gray,
Liverpool.
Cid ship Zaratan, Chase, Havana brig Round Pond,
Pierce, Port Prince.
Ar LIST, ship sachem, Woodbury., from Orleans, 2sth
lat 49, Ion SO so, saw ship Benz Adams, Drummond, FIN
Bath for Baltimore.
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EASTERN TIMES
; sk MARINE JOURNAL, MsAss
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, April 2.
Brig Ellen Reed, Chapman, Boston
Below-sch Benz Reed, Loud Baltimore.
SATURDAY, April 8.
Sch Henrietta, Stinchlleld, Baltimore
Sch Convey, Allen, Boston.
SUNDAY, April 4.
Sch BENZ Franklin, Loud, Baltimore.
MONDAY, April S.
Sch st Marys, McFadden, Boston.
Brig Rescue, Stratton, Baltimore.
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SPOKEN.

Jan g. lat 80 N Ion 1872 W, ship Katahdin Morse from
San Francisco for Calcutta.
Mar 25, lat SO, Ion II, seen ship Martha Ward
fin Apalachicola for Liverpool.
Mar %, lat 81, Ion rs 40, sch Waterloo, I'm Waloboro
for Jacksonville
Mar 80 lat Sc a. Ion 73l brig Albion Cooper. FIN Ponce
for Baltimore.
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Notice.
SMITH Il LEACH

M F. GANNETT is prepared to supply his customers
Nl with Buckwheat Flour, Hommony and Samp with
New York Sugar House Syrup. Mar "A
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Ships for sale.

ES& NOW on the stocks and for sale, a superior
S4MG IN new and copper fastened Ship of 500 tons
burihen; also one Of $50 tons burthen. Both
will be sold reasonable terms. Apply 10
Richmond, Oct 1. THOMAS ]. SOUTUARD.
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Flour.
Just Received.
Gold and Silver Watches

0FAT REDUCED PRICES!-f0
lust received, splendid assortments of GOLD and
d SILVER LEVER and LEPINE WATCHES
before offered in this cily-some them imported
expressly for my retail trade, and will be sold lou
that will be for the advantage of the purchaser call
before purchasing elsewhere. L. ii. 6. MARSTON,
Sept 10. 10 Two doors norh the Elliot House
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A, B. BUTLER

HAS received a good assortment of SPRING Style
IL DELAINES, PRINTS, iINGHAMS, &c, which
will be sold very Cheap for CASH. No. Kelley's
Block, Front St. II
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To Poultry Breeders.

TWO Cochin CHINA Cocks, Of recently imported
breed. are offered for sale Inquire al this office
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Senate. The apportiontment bill was then
taken up.
Mr.. Bradbury offered an amendment Civ.
ing California two members, and also amend
ing the act of 1850, by increasing the whole
number of members TO 234.
House. The house proceedings on Monday
were unimporlant.
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composed Of savehoding and nor. slayeholding
States. Had that army been operating ON the nor
tnern frontier, would not have recognised negro
prisoners as property; but operating in a slave
holding comnu unity, | was bound by the ier Ioc.,
and could not avoid considering aud treating them
AS property, partcu larly when tIifd parties were
concerned. ] intended 10 do that which was right
II l erred, had high authority to sustain me.
The distinguished statesmen who formed the com
mission at Client, majority ot whom were cit
zens OF non slaveholding States. solemnly recog-
Missed and stipulated for property slaves cap
tured by the British forces in the late war
My arrangement with the Indians was ap-
proved by the Secretary Of War, with, as have
understood. the sanction OF The President. Under
that arrangement the holders Of the Indian claim
are justly entitled TO eight thousand seven hun.
dred dollars. Of the claim OF General Watson,
founded upon the purchase of the negroes from the
Indians, at Washington. under the authority OF
the Indian Department, was not aware until this
morning. was apprized OF an order to surrender
the negroes, ut protested against the measure,
and probably had some influence in preventing it
from being carried out Ii the Indians were in
fact dissatisfied with the SUN assigned to them it
was sound policy on the part OF the Government
10 satisfy them by the payment OF money, but it
had no right TO give them the negroes
TIL. $. JESUP.
The Hon. H. CoBB, House of Representatives
Washington city.