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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

TBE TINE FOR PRESENTING THE NOTES OF THE
Woodbury. Bank to the receivers expires on esisy
the 2st inst Tho tas will be bought by ]. THOMPSON,
corner Broadway and Wall street at cents the dol
lar, until O'Clock to day, (Tnesday)
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bs avered the much -depored hosies, which now
seem almost inevitable and which must ensue II there
any virtue or meaning in the many threats OF war which
have been made Ia the name OF the President OF the Unit
ted States with so little Judgment aud discretion and such
fruitless results.
II has been reported lately that Billy Bowlegs has been
deposed by the tribe aud another chief appointed IN MS
place. because he agreed, while in Washington. 10 go
west This, very much inclined 10 believe
mistake, and more authentic information IRON flonua
will correct ii; for it is making the Indians auach Gu
tirey too much Importance TO the agreemenr-mach
more than we have any idea Billy attached 10 H. and
much more than he expressed himself attaching to 1t
ON his return 10 Florida aud before he had seen any OF
his people But that they had determined TO depose nun
If he left the State and would have done SO had he com
plied by emigrang himself with his mock agreement IN
Washington we have no doubt.
Those curious in this matter beg to refer, Tor fur
tber parcuars to the message of Governor Brown and
its accompanying documents. recently pubshed among
which will be found curious specimens OF dipo-
matte papers, truly in keeping with the character OF this
most ridiculous facehe emigration Of the Florida Ia
dams by contract
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly Journal of sixteen pages, edited BY Richard
Willis which the musical md writers
country their medium of communication with the
best music all kinds; brilliant and instructive essays
anybody of attractive musical read
sketches of celebrated musical his
lo fearless and truthful criticisms of musical publ
and performances, aud The pick and Of musical
news novelty and incident both foreign and domese the whole
complete valuable record of musical art Is
possible obtain The of chos and otades wish
but who living
pecially attended 10.
One copy 3d. 5 five copies, $40; and
sending club of i've gets Tor his trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers of the Musical World and Times,
257 Broadway, New York.
JouRsAL.The subscribers also publish The
Monthly Musical Gazete, elegant journal OF eight each
music (making foyegh
reading The
Monthly designed Tor benefit of
musical knowledge aud de
music, require should
be furnished N the cheapest possible rate.
Terms One so three copies 81 ten copies, 50
a copy Tor bis trouble. Address DYER WILLS.
BClergymen viii be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with tho Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty Eve
Agents obtain subscribers for the above named publca
Liberal commission allowed.
subscribe, the volume begins the
FIRST of January, 1853
Jan l3-d3m
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Proposals Erecting Mat, with the Necessary
Machinery, at San Francisco, California.
TnsAsuAY DarAarM1sr, ocl. !, i

TREASURY DErARrAKsr, Oct q 1882.
cEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received this department
the s day Of F0 Ia Ss % . o. MAINE s
parties dsposea 20 eoact fhe said proposals % son
branch work. right being reserved 70 The department 10 con
Tract either way as may DC ouna ths s s ~ di ~
contract the building aud machinery cannot be nnshed and
which the expenditure expressly limited BY the act Of Con
Payments every sky days the amount Of The
work done and materials actually used on The building 10 be ases
reseving from each Of such estimates and twenty
rst hundred thousand dollars and cent on
subsequent above until the nnul
peton OF the buildings and lis approval and acceptance BY The de-
Every proposal be accompanied by written guaIantee
shall and win enter ato contract and pond WIN suses
Secretary Of the Treasury in The sum Of my thousand dollars for
cred accompanied with such guarantee.
Proposals win also be received al he same time and place 70,
specifications which will likewise bs furnished by
in building, exception Of the the
bond required for The faithful execution Of The contract which W"
Proposals win time and place,
ing machinery suitable purpose d branch mint and
buildings s sah building and machinery equal IL ali
and specifications referred above for the bui
ally fair proportion Of pieces Of The different denominations,
building machinery bought leased under
W 70 that effect granted by Congress- no contract w Of course
chnery
The bids VIII be opened
bidders r. @ 10 na be ~ hs e a
aforesaid 9th day Of February 1853 II viii
delay opening the other bids which be presented
decision viii be made practicable after e depart
officially advised has been passed by th
legislature OF California exempng said branch mint
axuton required by the 9Th section OF the o
Congress the Sd July 1859 establish branch mint ofthe Uni
in California
Those persons California who may be disposed 10 make
poas building machinery will deliver the TO the
an Francisco previous 10 the expiration OF
after the first publication ofhe present IN
newspapers issued in San Francisco that period having been
designated the Congress for the notice for proposals in Cali
The collector San Francisco viii be furnished with
and specifications for the information of those
who wish make bids there.
THOS. CORWIN,
Oct Secretary of the Treasury.
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MELANCHOLY oasK or DROWNING "A heart-rsndne los. Of
life by drowning occurred in the neighbohood of bvav
New Jersey, on Friday afternoon. number Of lad. of
nges varying from ten TO fourteen years vera eoi,.,
themselves 10 skaing upon mil.pond near ,be 49,,
whom several of them incauuously approached /, 49,,
which had been cut in tie ice Three or the numb, - =
In, and were almost Immediately drowned although the
in the pond only about three or onr fe deo
We unable to learn the Christian of the eJ
boys. Their surnames follows, Van Noutok
aged twelve years, only OF Mr. John Van Nor,iok
Smith, aged eleveniyeas, only .on Of Mr. Edgar r. Smith
Mclean aged twelve years, second OF Capt Washing
,pn Mclean.
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Avery's Sewing NIechines-Price only seo i-Pntented
October 10, 1854.

THIS machine all who have used be
o TO thai sewing machine invented for its
beasy and strength Of m Stitch and its
II weighs Is lbs and costs only from SIS 500 II
thread the finest muslin, cambria,
linen, wooIen and ceton goods and a kinds Of
that child Of 10 years Of under
without danger Of its getiinG Of
order Of than 20 seamssses much bet
be done by hand The stitches
oterso much TINT other stitch
cut holds good and II Is unlike and much bet
invented This machine
peculiarly family and plantation use, u will do all
when win be generally introduced into
families and plantations,
The Avery sewing Machine Company have perfected their
largest scale, and will
machines the shortest notice Order. addressed 70
CHARLES NETrLEToN 25 Broadway, New York. win receive
attention.
Dec 23-dfm
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ATMOSPHERIC ENGINE IN FRANcE-The following ac-
count translated from French paper no hoar reveals
a new motive power ready 10 dispute the prize OF SUI
perority with Ericsson's patent:
COMPRESSED MOTIVE PowER.-December 10,
lS32-Ihis morning. acout nine O'Clock, Two workmen
carrying their shoulders object carefully
from the prying glances Of The curious crowd, were
slowy ascending the steps which led the church OF
ST. Vincent De Paul. Behind them a press of peo-
pie, whose curiosity served only hasten the pro-
gess OF the poriers Soon the height OF the emInence
attained and the crowd stood together al the
highest point. The covering that concealed the mys.
ferrous burden removed, and small carriage on
three wheels exposed 10 view. Two took
their seats within and at given signal the carriage be-
gan to run with prodgious rapidly the sidewalk
that surrounds the church.
This proceeding experiment which, II success
full, must OF necessity produce complete revolution in
the modes OF oconotion. Atmospheric air compressed
within ihrtieth OF ITS natural space, and confined
bottle placed under the seat OF the miniature carriage
had supplied the place oil steam this occasion, and
revealed to our aslonIsbed mind motive power before
unknown. sklfu mechanic, by the application OF a
new contrivaDce had succeeded IN COMPRISING the air
so little expense that it's employment motive power
il much more economical than that OF steam. II was
stated by individuals that two large carriages
were being constructed, and that shall the Gu
rious spectacle OF omnibus tfaversng, without noise
without hre, and without smoke the Bouevards OF
Paris and transporting, at the cost OF cent, or less,
fourteen passengers from the Bastle 10 The Madeleine
/. e. about four miles
In this connection, we copy the following paragraph
from the Tribune
FURTHER wosDERs-We are assured thatthere is now
Al work IN this CITY hrtyiorse power engine on the
Ericsson principle bu, much improved giving The grea
pressure OF nifty pounds 10 the square inch, and that with
Tess eoa OF Other expense than incurred by Captain
original engines on the new ship.-NsW York Express
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OFFICIAL.

uard Fillmore Psrdsa Of the United States Of asriea 10 all
phom IL
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Augustus
appointed of kingdom Hanover
port New Orleans in the State louisiana do hereby
ognise declare him enjoy such
functions powers and privileges allowed TO The consuls OF
the favored nations in the United States
In whereof, have caused these letters be made
PATENT the of United aai
Given under hand the city of Washington, the 2ad day OF
January, A. d. 1882 and of independence United
States of America the seventy seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
EDWARD EyERKrr, Secretary Of Stale.
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TUESDAY. January Is, 1859.

No 40. The trustees Of Vincenne, University, u.s. The
State OF Indiana. In error the supreme court OF In
diana Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion OF the
court reversing, with costs the decree OF said supreme
court, and Remaining the cause for further proceedings
in conformity to the opinion OF this court
No. IS. Mary L Bosley Il al appellants, Us Elizabeth
~ Bosleys eteeuirx The argument OF this cause was
continued by Mr. Revcrdy Johnson for the appellee.
and concluded BY Mr. Mayer for the appellants
Adjourned till tomorrow, III O'Clock
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EssIsssK DsrAKrAKsr, Januar

III.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii The ION Fsbn,,
Inclusive lo' me e9nue,on q ns be-. aaeas and dsy
ing and deeAed lighter for the waters Of The Chesapeake
bay and the Atlantic coast
including machinery dumping seoms each and he deeked A
bs na na q s Seds D. I nor Il a a well
feel IN width, and sx feet IN depth TO have suitable sleeping az
and storease for about twenty tons Of coal -
The machine be capable OF working exposed situation
such being intended Tor operating the OF nv
Chesapeake hay and viii be required dig and denim
least sixty cubic yards hard clay per heur OF six hundred cubic
yards in working day of ten hours
dumping strongly put together well kus,
and bod each capable Of holding o I'VE cubic yards Of d
be arranged discharge their ed
from The sides Of the depth Of -four feet
water
The decked lighter which is intended for the
supplies machine be strongly pul IA
geiher well kneed and boed and capable OF carrying about @
The dredre with It's lighter delivered at Ba
inspection aud trial by the officer OF engineers, such
agen, me . may BE- appointed or this pupose The
such OF the patspsco river bc designated
al the pense which every sspee SAL
isiaeo and conforming 10 The conditions Of The contract,
OF its
whole shall been delivered inspected,
ed above prescribed and received, when the contractor will
Parties offering dredge and equipment win
machine as been Snt and subjected 10 o and il So where @
under wa giving the character Of the dedged
and depth ofwate from which raised naming persons
sons Of the hun of the drede well those Of the dumping
and lighter should be given, with the details of their
also the the driving the machinery
the dredee number OF horses and also in the diane
the cylinder length OF piston, the
ofsenm under which the ordinarily prac
cable, drawings should be forwarded the dedge csmpe
also of the dumping
Proposals viii also be received for adding locomotive
sill Water miles per hour stating fully he an
OF the motive and the change
would make dimensions Of huh Of hs
dredge and in the arrangement Of the machinery.
Further particulars be obtained by corresponding Can't
H. Brewerton of engineers Baltimore, Maryland
The proposals be addressed the marked on
the Ouar Ne
waters of the Chesapeake bay and Atlantic coast"
JOS. G. TOTTEN
Brevet Rrg. Gen. and Col Engaeers.
To be inserted in the Inegencer Republic and Union, Wash
ingtnn Courier Enquirer and Express New York; Albany
Register and Albany Express Albany New York Whg
York; Pennsylvania Inquirer and Daily News Philadelphia
syvana Boston Courier, Boston, Massachusetts, Patriot
Maryland daily ill 10th February One copy of each paper
containing the advertisement Engineer
Washington.
Jan 4-dtl0Feb
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ny GREEN & SCOTT. Auouoas.r..

Two TwosToay FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS AND VA
CANT L0r AT AUCrtDN.Dn Friday, the 2sth instant,
SELL at o'clock the premises, good
story frame houses, and the ns which stand
No. 5Jj ID
ner Virginia Also lot No. q In subdivision Of
square, Virginia between ~ and ID
abovedescdbed property is Handsomely located in rapidly
improving part OF the leland
FERNS Of balance
months For vacant lot onehird cash
twelve months ihe purchaser purchasers
give deferred payments, bearing interest from day
given deed oftfust 'aken Title indspule.
GREEN r. SCOTT,
Ian o6-3 Auctioneers.
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DOR SALE, at the Exchange Bank OF ssiaen, With
ers Cos Washington city 5l00 900 (he whole amoun
OF coupon bonds, lately issued by The Alsonia
Manufacturing Company Elk IN Franklin county Ten
twenty years. nney executed, and amply
real worth than
bonds, daily increasing value
upon puneiuay paid the ds Of Janu
July wealthy house Of Duncan Sherman
u Co, Ia the ei'y OF New York
The Aisona Company among things manufacture cotton,
WOOL scale and the mortgage given 10 secure
shall wholly expended in extending and improving The
mandatory,
Tho delegation the Congress Of the Uni
ted states describe the property thusi
OF the
Enlistment OF Deey Brothers, AsoniA Elk
Franklin Tennessee and the
establishment conducted will Judgment
the profitable establishments In the
United States
property Mes Deery Brothers, poprietors
Asona worth than $500 aud the
the whenever they willing sell
IT, The Dee honest capable, and thrifty who
nothing and will debt which they Will
able discharge from which make
will be enable them extend their
profitable and such extension VIII be
judousy made will the value OF the
opinion Of hundred thousand dollars
their Alsona would
be safe debt a any that could be createdn
For further particulars inquire Of -
Jan 264 SELDENs WIfHEhS, " %.
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accounts from Lieut.. Gibbons.

SALEM (dass,) Jan. IS Capian Coburn, of the brig
Water Witch arrived here from Para. reports the arrival
December TO- Lieut. Gibbons, of the United States
veyng corps, in tho Amazon river
Previous that Lieut. Gibbons mad not been hea I'd from
for eighteen hs and great anxiety felt for him
OF his long absence. twas stated ha Lieut. Glib
bons would probably leave Para in the vessel that
would sail for New York.
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RED-sTICK FANS jet and Fancy bracelets, Opera
IL glasses &c M W. GAIT BROTHER have just received
splendid Of red stick FANS The styles Also 9th
fine pearl and ivory Besides general Of e
nean necklaces
&C., which they offer unusually low.
NJ w. GAIT Il BRO,
Importers of fine watches and rich jewery,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
jar 25-3 Penn between Duh and 10Th
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DOR SALE-A eeory brick dwelling house in Georgetown,
D. c.. Bridge, between Market and High finished IN
the style, butof MATERIAL with lot attached Of
about square feet through the square aud has els
tern, stable, cRrtnge house, wood. house, &c.
desiring purchase examine the premises
application NJ sohoon, Of Market and Bridge
Terms onethrd the balance in 6, - and Is months
NJ SNYDER,
Exchange Broker National Hotel Buildings Washington, d. C.
Jan 2D--df
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Iron uaii.-The Aytecs.
ONE DAY MORE,

TUE President having requested that these highly interesting and
agreeable little people be brought the Executive Mansion, that
family might be entertained these lively little
have concluded two exhibitions at Iron
Hall, wit from to s and from to O'Clock afternoon.
splendid will place night.
Tickets Is cents children t2A cents.
The that yesterday the last day's exhibition
together number OF during the day and
Janp g.
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Appointments by the President,

ny and "'th the advcs and consent of The Senate.
hphr' Muier to be collector OF the customs for the
district OF salem and Beverly, in the state OF Massachu
setts, reappointed.
Beverly Q. Sanders oeoto OF tho Gar rho die.
trct OF San Francisco, California, vice Thomas Boer
King, resigned
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NEW FURNITURE WARE-ROOMs.-The subscribers
opened recently occupied by Mr. VERIFY Penn
7h and etb large and well
leced Gothic furniture OF and handsome
would furnish
Having with ths leading manufacturers
supplied regularly and making purchases for
enabled wholesale and retail the
Jan Is Nat INTEL WRIGHT h CROSBY.
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Jan o6 q

DOR RENT. IsrCs-stycd and mod.rn-built private
residence elegantly completely furnished well situated In
he most fashionable Of The house and furniture
The terms win be reasonable, Apply TO
- . JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
'sh"-aot Auct, and Com. Merchant
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CAhD-We take this opportunity 10 re,uTn an, ,,,ans -
II those OF our customers who have come d
closed hsh accouutswh and will .a
msnn nom MI who bnvc accounts Ienn,rv
now balancing books for who
unpaid notes aud long sanding shan
under the necessity Of esortna 10 other
n they settled very
Jan 2s--eo3if w. NJ SINISTER A.
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ID ii. HOoE d CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
floor oil cloths, mangs, materials
sheeung, blankets and furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania between 7th and 9Th Washington
d. C.
Aug OFT
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF Gen. Pierce.

Bosros Ian 25-General Pierce, President elect arrived
here today and has taken the fremont House
His health is good but he desires to refrain much
possible ftom public OBJ He will remain pobs
bly, day lie Gays Mrs Pierce Is well could
be expected.
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II. A. WOOD, NJ. d.


THE Lost scnses-Dearness and Kindness by DR.
Il
This Of great interest, from OF The most leane,
revealing the Of the
world which been deprived Of the of
hearing his boyhood than thirty
M Kio life Of activity scholar in
The most living be sub
ected Ills himself and hs discriminating
on the condition blind James MITCHELL Laura Bndgeman
and others repee profound thought the interesting
presented the Of their mental training"
tCArisfian Observer
Ktrro,s DAILY BpLK Series vols
y mo- 81 r..
2. and the Judges
2. Samuel Saul, and David
Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series, 4 vols ~ mo. -.
Vel. l. job and the Poetical Books,
Isaiah and the Prophets.
q The Lite and Death of our Lord
4. The Apostles and the Early Church
For sale nj GRAY BAIBANTYNE'S Bookstore,
Sep lift 7U street, two doors ABOVE goa fe'oWf hsn
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DIED.

suddenly, the Oath instant, Mrs ELIZABETH NALLEY,
rect Of the late AARON NALLsY of this in the sixth
Of her age.
The relatives family invited
funeral this "wednesday ats O'Clock, from her
dence, 18th street, between and +.
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IN and aer Monday January II, passenger and mail uans
" will be folowsi
Leave Washington 7 and sH, a. m, and5, p m.
on Sundays at 7, a. m. and 5, p.
Leave Baltimore at 4 and ~, a. 4 % and 20,
On Sundays ut 4, and a.
The first and 9TH trains each will be mail trains
stopping Washington Junction and Annapolis Junction.
The Trims leaving and 3, connect at the Relay
House with trains and at Baltimore with those going
sold the through tickets Philadelphia
and New York.
T. II. PARSONS,
Jan 22-d1 Agent
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From Liverpool

EDWARD X. COLLINS b CO..
No, So Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool
r. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
GEO. DRAPER, Havre
ships will
bullion specie, welr, precious metals bills OF
signed expressed
Jan
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nON'T FORGET SNYDER, Jr.'s, Wine store, Phil
adepa get wines and liquors reliable
quality and cheap and have them early delivered house
Washington free of freight by Adams's eIpress dropping
note by mail or telegraph. Dosr FORGET
sNIDERs, Philadelphia.
Ian -di
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EsoiscEF DEPARTMENT,
Washington, January 49, 1853.
proposed deepen "the Mobile abaa At Dog
River Bar and the Chocaw Pass by dredging present
nels-
work required 10 be done IL stated follows;
channel be eNcavaed hundred
exhibit twelve and hsfeet in depth Of tide
viz
Cubic yards.