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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-27

Prussia.
On the 9TH inst. the Second Chamber proceeded TO
tho election OF its President for the remainder % the
session The extreme right, or tory party put for
ward Hnir Won Klest Retzow; the Catholic party
Herr Waldbot, and the LETT, or moderate conyt
tntional party, Graf Schwerein After three bal
lots resulting in an equality Of votes for each Of the
candidates, the President pro tom. gave the casting
vote for Count Schwerein.
Little or nothing transpired to the progress oil
the negotiations between the Baron Won Brock, on
the part Of Austria, and Herr Won Pommir Escbe on
the part OF Prussia. What little has become known
promises well for satisfactory, though, perhaps not
speedy result The negotiations have been removed
from the province Of the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs,
aswe a. from that Of the Ministry of Trade and
Commerce, and transferred to the Ministry OF III
nance, change Of renue which seems TO imply that
netler politician protective, but only financial. con-
sdcrations shall be allowed 10 weigh IN the matter.
Austria.
Baron Won Prokcsch-Osten is nominated 70 the
post of President Of the Bund. This appointment,
which seems 70 have taken most people by surprise,
puts an end 20 the surmises to whether this cee
brated dpiomatist would be sent to Rome or Con-
stantinople IN both Of which places Austria stands
in need Of alSul representative.
German paper says -" Orders have been given
TO the agents Of the Austrian government IN Hun
gary, no longer to designate Kossuth and his friends
as agitators,' but TO call them I" traitors" their
offence against Austria being nd agitation, but
treason.
Greece.
Dates from Athens 10 the 18th December mention
that change Of ministry was looked for
Italy.
Francesca Madai, whose ease has excited 80 much
attention in the religious world died in prison nc
Florence. Mr.. Wilbraham Taylor, writing in the
TjmeE expresses bis "iirm conviction" that Madiai
was poisoned and rays that the unfortunate man
himself e mplaincd that some slow poison mixed
with his food. u viii DC remembered that Nadiai
and hts Siic were imprisoned about eighteen months
since, en- Tie n Grge ~ reading the Scriptures. For
SWe tho pas Nsdid haG tcen in . State e. in
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In the political world there s nothing astir II we
except the Contested election between Mr. Gladstone
and Mr.. Perceval, for the representation in ParIia
ment, OF Oxford University. The poll will be kept
open for some days, and in the meantime the race Is
"Deck-and-neck.'
The G02et contains a notice from Lord John
Russell, that the British government has received
from the Ottoman Porte official announcement Of
the blockade Of the Adriatic coast, from Dulcgno TO
the extreme Turkish frontier, by the Turkish fleet
During the pat season much establishment was
created IN the London corn market by the purchase
on the continent OF many cargoes Of grain, which
were imported and sold at price less than the cost
II was Immediately surnsed tina: such transactions
could only be carried on for political objects.
At one time i was rimored that they had been
undertaken by the protectionist party with view
Of depressing the wheat market At the tiIae Of the
elections to increase the dislike Of the sgri-
cultrists to free trade; but this met with little ere
dencc, and another equally unlikely suymse
offered TO the effect that they had been conducted at
3he expense OF the French government 70 lessen The
English demand for French flour, and thus 10 keep
prices in that country down 10 q point thai would
insure popular contentment during the arrangement
for bringing about declaration Of the empire. The
general calculations were that the sum lost Ivy the
operation not less than 100000 IL now
tT5napiTes that grain merchant Enmed Prcis had
been engaged in forgery to al Incredible extent and
II Il expected tit ths investigation Lnto his aeSirs
will show that these cargoes purchased by him
and forced into the market n any slcrsce 10 meet
his forged engagements a. they fell due. Being dz
covered IL last, he hfd, but vas nstlken and j. nov
n custody. BY Prejs torge,ies, The respe'tfbIc
house Of Collm0nn St9lteriohs, Of Liverpool have
been Obliged 81 declare themselves bankrupt, with
Liabilities amounting 10 $500 900. Two ether hcgses
suffered TO the extent respectively oil $4,000 and
$4,000 Mossrs. Collmann 8 StotenDit transacted
large commission business with Germany and The
niicd States. and il il feared their fell m1y prove
.fnons 70 parties they connected VIII b1tb ID
London and Liverpool, AZ well - abroad.
During TIC year iust ended, o2l ships convoy,
~ @a' psAfrHerl le,t The polt ~ Iyc-poo Ger
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Dates from Athens 10 the 18th December mention
that change Of ministry was looked for.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-01
Proposals for Erecting Mint, with tho Necessary
Machinery, at sam ErsHclsco, California.

TREASURY DErAKrMsss, Oct 2, 1852
SEALEp win be received This pa
San Francisco California according 10 the plans
10 parties disposed proposals
bids 70, 5 % % sss
be found The most sna aaysa
any building machinery be finished and
completed for The sum Of three hundred a h hs p DON
Payments will be made every sixty days the amount Of the
actually used on the building to be aseeI
tanned by the estimates Of The & ana senest
first hundred thousand dollars and Tn Per cent on
suon the buildings and its approval and acceptance BY The de-
Every proposal accompanied by written
70 s s as i S
shall will Contract aud bond with sufficient surees
Secretary .ns Of Sa Treasury in the Of @ ouan dollars
the faithful Of s ws aSS no will be
Proposals be time and place
s a when ~
and % % sa Of s
the faithful execution of,he contract which will
Proposals viii p,e place. agree
ably % M for and
and conditions as specified relation 10 le
% ,Ss plans and spseasaos
Of Dses. q n
.sls,.sd y LAW
that ss, granted By 70 soass WI s sps
and recorded in the presence OF such
hiak proper 10 attend and should the BIDS which
NAV be made received the department
sd day Of February 1855 will reserve
rr otes bids which be presented
will be made practicable after the depart
officially advised that law has bsn passed by he
legislature Of ths state of California exsmptns said saneh mint
from the 9th section OF the ast OF
the ID July 1e2 10 establish branch mint VINE un
ted In California.
Those nersons in California disposed make
poas for said building will deliver the The
Francisco the expiration OF
sixty days publication oflhe adys.snsn IN
issued in san Francisco that period having been
the
fomla The San Francisco viii be furnished with
copies plane specifications for the information of hose
w may wish make lids there. - ...
- 80 THOS. CORWTN,
Oct e-lawt5Feb Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Oct s-lawrsFei
United states Patent Once,
Washingtou- December Is. 1859

Elizabeth Otis, administrative OF VIM T. OTIS,
praying patent granted 10 him
February the Crane escavaot
patent which the twenty fourth 2tth) OF
February, eighteen hundred and my three, UsoJ)--
petition be heard the Patent Office
Thursday 7th) February 1852 10 O'Clock
notified show they
have, why said petition ought TO be granted
the
objections specially forth in writing at least twenty
the hearings all testimony filed by either party
taken and transmitted in accord
oce. which will be furnished on app
cation. i.
Ordered also that this notice be published Che National Ine
Republic, and Union Washington cyj lnqIa Phade
pha Express New York Albany State Regis
ter Albany New York; Providence Journal Providence Rhode
and Daily Bee, Boston, MassachBse once week for
previous the hl OF febru
ay eighteen hundred and three, s5S the day Of hearing
g. ". HODGES,
Commissioner OF Patents.
spitors papers copy and
hills Patent oice with paper containing this notice
Dec l6-law3w
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGE BOATS.
War DEPARTMasI

War DErARrassI,
/ Bureau Corps Topogrsph Engineers,
pRoPosAs win be received uni, sRa intending the ION d.,
10 be worked by high pressure engines viz
a, WSehai Hnlbor, On LAKE osa%paa
One for Lake on,ao be delivered inspected and received
One fs Lake Ede delivered Inspected, received
Michigan delivered, Inspected
The huh long, beam with
guards wide, sufficient ladder paddle wheels
r. have two eyadca boilers made che bes, boiler on
quarter Of an nchn thickness, twenty-five feet long and forty
the working cylinder. Of e engine 70 be twelve ,nehs. diam
length Of stroke Of -four feet with half stroke cut on
Each sSs have Re, . g, 20 with suitable
work the boat, cap'sn mate engineer and Twelve hands
No advance be contract, will
paid until amer has inspected and ued and found
Each win 3 supplied with good fou. yswl boat 20
for assisting in weighing anchor.
The boat win Be s 70 70. mats
la, As to locomotive power y win have 70 move not less than
pec,ivcy hours OF not less Than sir mile
I'd As to dredging power win discharge
100 cubic yards the hour ofa loose
100 cubic yards tbs hour Of pure clay cubic yards
ana and gravel 60 ess yards he hour
This be continued work ofhe boat during ten hours and
Each boat win have supplied
% and ,U .ss eH % n. 's sa 1ps w
Also TX inch hemp cable 100 fnthoms long
ceedns pound. inch for ocomoton exceeding
$50 pounds the inch
The trials Inspection by United States
The ready the stated by the last day Of May
Proposals
for Sds 's 20 BE w
Each boat capable holding not less than 20 Of
waited soil.
Proposals lbe undersigned
envelope Proposals FOR Dedgeboa."
j. j. ALERT,
Cot. Corps Top. Engineers,
The Republic ntelligeneer Union Washington Courier
and enquirer, Express Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo, Advertiser, Detroit Michigan Commercial Advcr
Chicago, inois Commercial Times oweeo, NJ fi fs
Ptsburr, Pa Albany Register Albany N, VI
give twenty daily then twice week until
February 10.
Dee l6-d30t &2wFeb 10
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900 cords best cobble for crib ballast
Proposals. materials similar quality will be
cevcd the time fnr Dunkirk, New York.
The will require the delivery made during the
month May The whole be delivered by the 3 of
May. 3
Inspection materials will be made delivered, but in less
third the whole will be
quantities delivered and npecd 10
the value thereof which will he forfeited TO the United
shall fail in his BE- paid the
tractor final ulfiment Of his n ttIs
win be the risk until inspected
by the United States agent but amer being inspected
received the being then the of the United
States will be the rsk Of United II
be subject wbRB he bag materials sufficient
quantity ready for delivery TO no delay greater than Ihee days for
a United States TO inspect and receive the
bid be accompanied certincates that the bidder
esponsbe man, and able 70 fulfil his obligations
The War itself the right of judging Of the
bids all especs and of reducing Of The quantities OF
low the limit OF appropriations.
= ALERT.
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers
Dec Il-dlotk2nwtFebl0
Republic, Inielgencer and Unon, Wash
Express, New York; CONNER
Advertiser Buffalo, New York Advertiser, Detroit Michigan
Albany Albany New York Ere Gazette Erie Pennyl
vania twelve times daily then twice week until February TO-
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Fn# WH. NAVY Asxsrls Osuo.,
Washington, d. O., November 10, iso2.
CEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate will be received this once
y Il O'clock The seventeenth day d January nex for
Observatory the south and west side for raising this wall
hi.her) inning nip The WALL and going around
~ south TO the northern end aiin east wall
agents once nom he no end y he west wall By way o.
wall 20 nonh end Of east wall. 49,,
whole laid hlsd win made with best hydraulic
ssaS he % @o S ahsd IA
Bids 70, the work mus. ss made per The RUNNING TOO. o sapns
wall ou bricks higher and coping and per running loot Tor rails
The work be commenced before the j., Of April ls and
ss an'nsa o. S ss s may y be- 20 the entire
Of The superintendent of The Observatory before bills WIN DC
Upon completion OF the according 10 It's provisions
wall ss ~ s nay a assa appiod by @
tendent OF the Observatory. tts 49,. .l !,
by the ssaran,or according and ,si1 ras
e and s,s s ns
any Or BY through pos once, notice shall be
ID s ms d. De
81 .as IL sas s Wiz Be ned %
qaeneies- afa "a, ,., 81. .,,.r,.,. an, a.
every particular w The option Of the Bureau Of Ordnance and
The bids win be opened presence
aud presence of tho bidders If they OF any one Of Them
present only whose offer has been
And ns s e. e s s s 10 oa
greater than be paid for from existing appropriations
FORM or OFFER,
To the Navy Agent al Washington, d. c..
-, of -, in the State OF -----, hereby Offer 10
WALL your dated 6 day OF Novem
Der, subject al he requirements ss Of the same
For ---, write the aggregate IN words
Signed by person messing offer
The ersiVned. ---, IN tbs State OF
and -. ----, in the State Of -----, ss g9aantos
hereby undertake. that the named - VIII, " -
Offer contract AZ before regures WIN M
United within fifteen days aer the dae o. noes
post Office Of be acceptance OF hd as pe'o'e men
AAeN' (Sgnaures.]
! certify that the above named ----- ana are kho"h
good and responsible guaaniors IN ms rnss' :
collector, or dsr1ct agoIg1y o.
Nov is~Iawst j. il. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
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C,INCE the has
determined modify the Of the proposed contract as fol
lows, +. +
considered removed until the river through
space shall
pavqabls during ler
inspection Of the work shall therefore not take
shall
reny completed H. expiration Of this year. the officer
charged inspection shall thai the river hiss
continued OF
by the s the twenty cent retained as above
he But IT, durinf
.nid year the should by
bcDnd his expense said obsuc
ton shall right
apply mneh thereof may be
10 effect said removal.
An papers
this in every February which
ID day Of January the proposals will be opened
Ell amined.
ny order j. y. ALERT,
Dec 81 Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-01

Investments In Chicago and other Cities Of the West
West, especially in Cinein
natl and Chicago has determined adopt this distinct branch
largest fortunes in LIE Wss been made by In real
properly nndesned peculiarly
s% sssi ssrs
such and he advises purchs,e Of property
about Chicago likely be the pon,.bs Of hss b
having devoted deal Of time the preparation
n e n, s @ "s ss' he Ss s,ss
aso have invariably resulted oa yseoras and he does not
opportunities. Of advantageous
% Ss unoa he 'ss that she u,
ne, sea a, Of any other place IN the Union
@ Win me sva running zone
SOUTH nuvgabe bosh scton.
thereby .nodns unusually extended commercial
and Mississippi vr; with several extensive railroads
Of terminating poass Chicago l. destined
ne focal p.", o. north
ere long among the largest richest and cities
%s wh The and % s own
ssavsss sis eosn-
pep s win .uD"s .sa tho ;.'i,s West.
he poss'.ss"
souls.
az md sfs :. .ss
either in ouos indcou-y purchased quad
las has already non .esn gs
VIII also selling o. Chicago ci"ens S,as,
de',red His charges for investment, viii be either
preferred by individuals parsss.lrs r. vii
receive fixed commission FIVE 0 A ssa
sand dollars invested and two and half 2k
thousand. The
title Of all
win be unless entirely free and spon
which shadow
The undersigned Chicago frequently during each winter
spring. and will make his home
connection with capable perfectly honoa
bile real Chicago No
signed interested either directly indirectly will ssd
for whom he tho and All desiring
application to him obtain
estate of
integrity he -
Address during winter and Cincinnati
and fall At Chicago.
THOs. n BRYAN, Attorney at Law
r. o. D. refers to his late partner, Hon. hs fe
president Judge OF the pess, Cincinnati Ohio
O. X sheepbeg.r esq Cincinnati Bishop Cobb Epsscops
Church, docess Of Alabama, hc. nc u
References given, desired, in all the principal Of the
Union.
Dec ii-d9tif'
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rsrERssUKss (Va-,l Dec. I'll 1852,
SeALED proposals
Petersburg Virginia. all the lot February 1904 for dredging
tne aanel several mics adisssd
map the river be al Petersburg ard wiu be
Of The following dept,s aud widths
indicating distinct channels, foa which the
s se according ~ The amount VI tsds avsaAbis
TO high breadth oi
the bottom, and from deep water 10 The nIs wha
below the city.
Id 40 afford high rids for
the bottom and from deep water 70 ube
Sd TO breadth
the bottom and deep water to TIE
wharf tlA4t3f stH ls-a aais ef
an high breadth
o bottom
The material by dredging be
washed the channel freshet
deposited Shore along tho margin of the river beyond
nark and such other paees and sbanooed channels
ass be designated bis substitute.
distinctly will be accept
yaIdht by Job Notwithstanding, the contractor
will Da enabled calculate from lbs ts cubic yards of
required standard mark of the high
soundngs, carefully laid down the
eterxbuTg
suitable the
will be established by the undersigned ~ facilitate The
operations, t.I ,... st. sv, ~ :, 49, st.a.IF.s Eli
Of done,
psr CENT withheld from TIL
whole job shall have been completed security for the faithful
The win endorsed proposals for
JOS X F. MANsFIELD,
Captain Corps Engineers and Brewer Colonel.
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing Norfolk Herald
Washington Republic Union; baltimore
Of and Courier and Enquirer Of New York
Post and Courier viii publish The u the 18th Jan
uary, and forward their bis7 'aE .tt a.i s.& sHf
Dee a4--duan5sa a..afaS..l .ra au 81 ztatt
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rsiisasph,a, Doc IL, Laos.
.fes until 10 O'Clock q The nrs, day Of February seat
Il .s USi s.s. scouting aud .sas depot s
XII arsenal ~ equal monthly % ssa,s. opo1a a s aas
dsssaed Ieses me q the uated states, ne night,
increase, BY third additional the quanty OF
30 900 yard. skyblae ,wad wooen cloth be thoroughly
!, =. .ponged y the msnaise.arsr before delivery
1900 sSS 90 IN Cotton Ouch s,.s,a, !. o. os, ,.
So e g q g g =. g
5000 dozen pairs half .,ossias Sues weighing pound. pc.
rompoons- elbow, CRIMSON orange, green, 1lae
Brass scales, for diasoons
s1on1s scales or mounted F"s;us asa ,,,n . ana
serssanis, eospoTals privales sagineers ord
nance artillery, and Infantry
WoIs,sd , .as' s.,a s'i% Of q, .ud.
and vest. ar engineers, ordnance Dragons
nea, artillery, infantry
Lumber, I'd common, per 1000 feet boI stud, ineh)
FEELING axes E
Drums. artillery and Infantry
Drum heads, batter
Drum saeks and earriags.
DO cords
Hospital isn't poles and pins, sci.
e saa 90 90 do 90
Iron combs
Curry conbs
Haiiards garrison, and recruiting flags
Bunting, red white and blue
Blue W N .t.sH ea6a
Blue flannel, for Innings ..=.#
All which desirable should be Of domestic
conform in quality and the slsndad seal
viii be samples which, for woolen and cloths,
will be by mail with additional information the
Jet which may be desired from manufacturers wishing 70 offer
p0sais. III stfh t ~ M
fafmen of which securities will be required. Any
unreasonable delay bond faithful
hen Of the win be regarded sufficient
ceiling the acceptance Of the favored bid II.
article proposed to be furnished and will be respected
sdered from who known
dealer IN the desired supplies which fact the
be distinctly stated in the bids offered welt the
OF the intended 10 be ~ecucs
contract il obtained. -#ua n. s E.s.
Ten Of the each delivery will be
the shall be completed which be forfeited the Uni
ted States Of failure the Of the fulfil the
terms and sipuIations Of his contract.
s#E& taE c. H. CROsMAN,
Dec H-lotd& 3tawtFebl Major and Quartermaster.
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GIG 90 "a do
low pine to he straight, and ~ inches the small
live timber Kinds 10 be specified, and prices of each
sticks pine lround foe, long and N nchs. Al the
small end. To be straight
20 sticks white IS feet long and inches
width, and inches thick.
900 white oak nails, feet long square ~ inches
500 pounds Finch wrought iron spike.
All the sap, rents splits, imper-
fections.
Times delivery follows one,hird day May
third ao day Of May the 3Is, day May
nett.
The articles delivered specified days
proved approved received viii be
paid for according price less 10 cent amounts
contract Completed when will be paid
contractor, forfeited United States
fail to fulfil his contract.
proposal accompanied propose
able to fulfil his contracts and the department the
Of rejecting satisfactory all and
ductna quantities bring the below the
pratsd.
Advances be made hut payments win be
made a stated.
e places Of landing materials wiz be pointed out by The United
him by the
subject such
United States No delivery will he acknowledged except in quaint
tics and times stated and in accordance win this
Until delivered Inspected and received all articles will be tho
risk the and under his hut delivered
peced and received will be the and under the
the United states No delay and times stated
will be made allowed the pari Of the United States
The win cadoard Timber nurlnr
tom the outside Of the envelope and wiz be addressed the
der,rncd
- Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Dec 1870, S2awtFebi0
The Republic Inerence and Union Washington Courier and
Enquirer and Express New York Vermont Journals windsor Yer
publish the shove time. daily then twice week until Feb
rnarY TO-
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NOTICE hereby gwen s tbs Adssasement Of hs cu o.
September for service ON the New u
being accordance win inc act %
.h AZ August last route hereby 1
TIE following substituted 10 is place, ~ aap se
that there - 20
requiring for Conveyance OF he mail
Cruz shall be adaped ioJ war puf
themselves accordingly
The yesse however be used la transporting the mails GA hs
P.cinc line accordance
snls OF the OF March, is and 2l Jnas 1896 beo"
ssfsrrsd 10 8. D. HUBBARD,
~ Postmaster General.
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I'M petition of Mathew HcKeever Of Winchester Frederick
Virginia. prayng for the extension OF patent granted
him the hentb OF March, 1872 for an mprov emen in the
thng cleaning for years rom the
Of said which akes place on The fifteenth day Of
March, 1859
ordered that the said petition be heard at tho Patent Once
Monday February 1882 " O'Clock, and all
notified IL they have why
| said petition ought not 10 be granted.
required file in the Patent
Office objections specially set forth In writing AT east twenty
OF testimony fed by either
hearing taken and transmitted
rules Of the ONCE which will be furnished on
picaton. +.
Ordered also that this notice be published in The National In
Union, and Repubc Washington d. o.; Richmond
Richmond, Val Spectator snunon, Val Republican,
Winchester and Patriot hallmark Mdj Inquirer,
New York n VI week for
weeks previous the ash o Fcsrua, ssthe
day OF hearing. . = an,r
Commissioner Of Patents,
OF the viii please and send their
ONCE, with paper containing THIS notice,
l7-law3w
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