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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
OCULIsTs AND AUREsTs.

nR. POWELL, 0CULIST, AuRIsT Sc ATTENDS
IL exclusively 90 diseases Of the ear from 10
o'clock daily at O2 Broadway where 10 procured bis
Treatise the Eye also artificial eyes which are
without sn operation, and will move and look exactly like
the natural eye.
THE EAR AND EyE.--DR HEATH DEvoTEs ESPE.
Cal attention TO the treatment OF deafness All ala
Of the and eye. oice 80 Howard street Oce
hours 10 20 o'clock ~ Hs guta alres fcT DEAFNESS
can new he had
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PRINTING INK.

DRIN3INa INK-JoHN @. LIGHTBoDY Is CON
stantly manufseturins and has aways on hand sverg
to news ink which he warrants equal 70 any naaue
tured and At low prices BE- sold by any rsgl
lar nufacturer Orders orw by Steamboat
road part q the country BY addressing note u
N. B-Ths paper 10 printed with my news Ink; also
great many other newspapers In this CITY PhadelphiA
in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
MATUIMONY.


A GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEARS OF AGE OF FINE
N personal appearance and amiabe disposton and in
every calculated to make the of his heart
happy wishes to form matrimonial alliance with young
lady Of from twenty to years Of Of prepos
ton: Money no object Address Geo. s. williams, Coop
or House, Broadway. All Communications strictly con-
fdential.
1fATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
I loverProessor Lawtsn Boston formerly Of London,
will send TO any address, receipt Of dollar post paid
plain to enable ladies and gentlemen TO win the
devoted affections Of OF the opposite their
hearts may desire The process Is simple but capt
waiting that be married irrespective Of appear
ran ged such aud delicacy that detection mpos
be Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No letters
taken from the Post Once unless tho postage Is paid
NIATRIMoNIAL--THE NUMBERLEss REPLYs TO
M NJ. G. Rothschild's ma trimonal Advertisement will be
anqwered without delay
GROCERIES, TEAS AND PRovIsToNS.-TO CoUN.
y MERCHANTS srocers bakers and families who purchase
omy in doing the subscriber respectfully calls their
tenton and wishes them TO s store No Al yesey
street. and examine his stock Of groceries, teas provisions
6c before ecwbore and be that they
uy cheaper than NJ any other establishment in the
city for cash. no still adhsres 70 his old system not
qurng his honorable customers to the bad debts
which Unavoidable In the credit Gystem The subscriber
purchasing goods daily 10 the market for cash from import
and first hands II affords him many advantages that
many others in the business labor under who purchase
second third hands each making a per centage. ship
rnd slopp stores put up az the sAortest notice. B.
Goods deAYeEed isse 9icartagc PETER LYNCH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

WANTED-PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PITY
thousand bushels Of shells, to be delivered Port
Richmond Staten Island Address Secretary Of the Port
Richmond and Fresh Kills Plank Road Company Richmond
NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICES.

COpARTNERSHP NOTICES.
SE f100 WANTED, a Partner In WHOLE
alton for three pact short distance from this city
This is desirable oppoI tunity. Particulars
view. Inquire Of DOUGLASS CO, ~ Beaver street.
A RENOWNED ITALIAN PRIMA DONNA, SINGLE
"A and without incumbrancc, the point OF going to
California TO give concerts with company of young ladies'
singers should like 70 take partner with FIVE six thou
sand dollars Address Prima Donna, Herald Office with
real name and address, otherwise
CoPARTN ERSHIP.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS
y day taken into partnership Mr. T. D. C. Gunan, in
nocon with whom the wine and liquor business heretofore
carried under his will be continued tho rm Of
" A. schmidt Gunan Store and office has boon removed
from loo Water . rect 60 100 william street.
New York April |, 1854 II. A. SCHMIDT.
pARTNER wANTED-IN A REFECTORy AND OYs.
ter saloon, with good bar attached married man,
cee wife L good cock Preferred tho location is first
rAte anu Only small amount of would be
apply At 6l2 Grand stroet, opposite East Broadway.
yITANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF
w 5000 or s6OOo in distllery business already in
operation Through secret in the fabrication the advsr
ser can keep c market with his country
and moro than 100 cent For further
address r. r., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

FURNITURE STORE FOR sALE.-FOR SALE TIE
lease Of house and we'll selected stock OF cabinet
furniture The store 30 feet deep and situated In the
hest business location Of the Eighth avenue between
Twenty.seventh and Twenty eighth streets, No. 81
N BThe place is well established having done business
there for the last four years sor sale account OF the
loss of my husband. Mrs. FANNY NEUBURGER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

fIOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LEASE OR FOR SALE
~ situated at Maspeth, L. L. the Newtown plankroad
Three miles from tho Williamsburg ferries together
wanted) Of land the premises fruit,
erest and ornamental trees salt water bathing house. ice
house stables flower and vegetable gardens CO. the house
large dor 10 dwelling with two story pazzas
sides Would give lease in return for the lease of
che upper part the city For particulars permits
n1pn to view the promises. inquire of
n Il Pan rlakrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
HOUSES, ROOFS. Sc. WAYTED.

PAYMENTS WANTED--BY A FAMILY OF TUR
IA without children, in Williamsburg sou tn side Of So
Brooklyn, nea, the ferries front back room On
or second floor. and front or back basement Address
CF., box loV7 Post Once, New York, stating looat
rent, &c. 1870
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT raj
- Comptroer's Office No. Hall Of Records, until We'd
nesday April 1874 At o'clock r ~, when the wifi
Me City Hall Park and Vicinity or the ensuing season
proposals state the price per pound delivered
and distributed under the direction of the Keeper Of
titles and at the times he direct Proposals must
for supplies work for the Corporation and the ord
names amending the Each proposal should be sealed
proposals thus sealed directed
second envelope, sealed and directed c. Fagg Comp
troller." A. G. FLAGG Comptroller,
Finance Department New York, March "A, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

fIoR SALE OR TO LET AT YONKERs--ANEW COUN-
try scat with from two to fifteen ofand The house
Is built In the italian style contains thirteen large
with two story kitchen and completely surrounded
with forest situated mile south OF the village
an elevated spot has splendid Landscape view FOR miles
Of the surrounding country, and adon the residences Of
Lispenard Stewart and Edwin Forrest Esqrs Price low
and terms For particulars apply TO the
the rrerlises. A. YOST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01


IMPORTED FLOWERS OF MOST COSTLY CHAF
i acter-The artistic skill o. the Parsa n is fully su
tanned this spring by the production Of popular designs
simple and elaborate artcials. ESTUCKER submit
to the consideration of the trade compreheA sy
stock Bonnet frames and crowns reliable S7 Broadway
Walker street.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. cash BUYERS WILL
do well to stock of spring goods beor
purchasing have bought stock since the
In prices and sell goods fully twenty
than regular prices. LEADBEATER LEE
3l7 Broadway, corner Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

BROADWAY BOARDING HOUsE-TO LET OR LEASE
ID at reasonable rent to good tenant the brown
stone building finishing opposite Madison sauare be.
tween Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth streets stores
and Easements will be rented separate Apply to EDWARD
J. KING, 147 Water street. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

DACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI.-NOTICE To-
Contrsctors-seaed proposals. will DO received by THO
undersigned at their office in the city of st. Louis until
o'clock NJ q the 18th day Of May for the grading
the Pacific Railroad extending from Franklin depot the
present terminus OF road forty miles west Of st.
about mile The line win be divided int.
for more sections The Inns plans profes specoa
tons form Of contraet &c. will be ready FOR inspection on
quite heavy situated in healthy country, and is easy Of
access The undersigned Ieserveto thescyes to reject all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

IIOUSE FOR sALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE-A
three story and basement modern brick house, with
iron verandah slidng doors kitchen
handsome cornices and centre pieces inside walls oil
painted No. 80 Van Brunt street. between Union and Pres
dent Brooklyn three minutes walk from Hamilton ferry
at the low price Of 80 o0 81 SEQ remain mortgage
Apply TO +. AUERBACI 81 John street, New York, from
II to IL o'clock, 1T LII Ryingon street. New York from
3 to O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

NOR sALE-A TwoSToRY FRAME DWELLING
II house and lot situated on l24h street near Eighth
AVENUE with without lot in Croton tho
peernses very moderate. Inquire at No. 100 Broad
vny. l34 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

fNOAL YARDS AND BUSINESS FOR SAIE-THE
~ subscriber offers for sale his old well and
hourishing coal business including leases fixtures horses
carts, and everything to complete establish
nent This opportunity that seldom offers and Ia well
worthy the attention OF DESTROYS OF prosecuting
. business at once safe and profitable Address j. L..
WORTH, corner OF Washington and Albany streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

A BRICKYARD FOR SAiE-WITH ALL THE NEGsSt
a machinery and other nipple required for the
of the best North river bricks Inquire for
Unst week tho Real Estate Agency Of VIM w. EASToS
reAn No. stairs hrst floor 80 and 293 Broad way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

THE SUBSCRIBERS BEING ABOUT TO REMOVE
will sell their entire stock Of large sized cameas
aud other greenhouse plants including several thousand
those constant blooming French carnations also
standard roses Of all Sizes some very largo moss prairie
ard other grape vines altheas laturnums tree box
Irish yev and other &C. poneys &c All will
be sold cheap furnishing gardens and
servatories. rare chance now offers. VIM PHELAN
SON, First avenue, and Fifth and Sixth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

U;NOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 215 WEST
street Price ~ 600; g. 600 remain
and mortgage for three Inquire the pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

T,o LET OR LEAsE-THE TWO STORY BRICR FAC.
tory Ill West Twenty fourth between Sixth and
seventh avenues with steam power hydraulic pre brush
mills drying cylinder press paper, iron press plates to-
gethor with other machinery suitable for dying
dering or anyohcr manufacturing purposes. Apply
NJ. WILSON, IS William street of Made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

ITO LET OR LEAsE-FURNITURE FOR sALE.-A
threestory brick house, with all the modern improve
ments the eide the city Abingdon square
with the entire furniture which will be sold at half OF s
value TO good tenant Address $50 Post once post
paid,) stating where interview can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

L,OR SALE OR TO LET-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN
Tarrytown, opposite the Irving House on Tho Hudson
river MINT walk from the depot The houe contains
rooms cellar and commands picturesque Wow
river Also SALE eight lots of ground 2l1 feet
1875 feet deep Inquire Of H. L. COOK, 800 Hous
ton street New York or Charles William de River,
the Hudson river depot, Tarrytown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

TOOTH STREET-oNE LOT FOR SALE 2SXi70, IN
lAU first rate location. Apply to- PECARE los Hes
ter street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

A PARTMENTS WANTED CONSISTING OF TWO P.
IA Tors on the second door, with front basement two
rooms for small genteel family location pleas
and in New York and the apartments neat Those no
Union square with and the modern w
be preferred Rent not to exceed $500 per annum Add,
T. Y x, with particulars, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

1NOR SALE-A VALUABLE LOT OF LAND, Is BY 100
feet the north side Of Forty ninth street. 200 feet
east Sixth Part Of the purchase money
mortgage for five years. Inquire of sTILWELL&
SWAIN, IL Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

mont front house in Brooklyn consisting OF ten rooms
finished in modern style three minutes walk from the City
Hall Will DO sold low pplied for imme diacly Inquire
on the premises 10 Uoyt Possession
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

RILLIARp TABLE FOR sALE.-A SUPERIOR PR.
Id vate billiard table for sale cheap has boon
year. Address Billiards Brossway Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

6O00-ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES-AN
pLUU excellent improved farm OF hundred and
sixty situate In Hin post road and the
aeburg and Chicago Railroad win be sold for the above
sum, by making immediate application post paid to Z.
Williamson. Hersld Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

MURRAY HILL PROPERTY.-FOR SALE SEVERAL
M first class English basement heuses composing block
situated north side Of Thirty ninth street. be-
Third and Lexington They have all the
dern improvements and built and finished in the best
and fashionable style Size Is by IS feet and four
rics high. For particulars, inquire Of THOMAS Kill
PATRICK, builder, the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

ITO TAILORs.-F0R SALE THE STOCK AND LEASE
of merchant tailor store The business is first GLASS;
and clothing could be added to advantage paying from
Is to SO cent and doing business of about SO 900
year. The required from 81 600 to $ 00 part
would be taken With that amount Full particulars
given interview. Address, with name .. p. H.,
Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

ITO LET-FRoM FIRST OF MAY, TO A SMALL FA
mily, the upper part CONSISTING Of four rooms and
way above Prince. The lower part is occupied by family
OF three persons Rent $50 Address D., Broadway
Pogt Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

TNOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALEM GRAvESEND,
L. consisting OF store house outhuildnss WELL and
three Of land with shrubbery fruit
mental trees in abundance. Address apply to
lOuN L.. WILLIAMSON. liraYesnnd LII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

no RENT-T0 SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHI .
rem preferred the second ioor Of house No 10 BctI
street consisting offront and back room two p,ntre
tween, bathroom and hall bedroom. Reference reauf
Rent $2e0, payable monthly. f"t
TWO LARGE ROOMS TO LET-wITu TWO sM
III Grand street Nff'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

NOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BROWN STONE ENG.
lsh basement house, four stories situate I45 Thirty
lourth street. between Seventh and Eighth us by
~ fcet modern in every respect and we'll built Terms
For further particulars apply to PUGSLEY RAY
NOR, corner Thirty NTH street and broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

ITO LET, OR LEASE FOR SALE-THE EXTENSIVE
premises So Broadway, northeast eornr o. tranknn
street extending 100 feet Franklin street Aerauons
ard improvement will be made TO suit applicants Apply
r, u, SWEENY, 81 CHAMBERS street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

AO Onl-A FORTUNE TO AN .BHTERPRIsINo
0O.UUV man, whe understands tbs businees, fas
Cry 70 lea with steam power, spd with al the facilities q
doing bunsss that require steady snd well
Nghted rooms For particulArs inquire the Cengres.
SEean Mills l72 Forsyth street, ofP CORELL co. ~
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-25
Ie-cgF1pHdd 20 Ife -ll7NYHs LNglG y LNYTTIT-
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF TEFE3 ETECp-a.
NEr.Tnrk- o. W..

NEw-ToEK, Ca IT,
The allies had sent a force into lucas to
intercept the Russian transports.
Ii Wa rumcred id Greek commercial cir-
cles i'll Vienna that the allies had obtained
signal advantages Tie funds rose in CON
sequence. The health Of the allied army
was excellent.
TnE ATTACK on SEBAsToPoL.-There Is
a report that it was determined the attack
on Sebastopol should take place on the 18th
The Russian feet had been reconnoitc-ed
il the port Of SebastopoI by the French
steamer Napoleon. An official bulletin COM
muncated to the ambassadors 1t Constan-
tinoplo, dated Gloval, Sept. 10. announces
that the allies had intended next dag to
attack force of 1000 Russians posted In
the direction Of Sebastopol. but their camp
was raised id the night, the Russians falling
back on the town. $4,000 Tartar volun-
teers deserted and went over to the allies.
a BATTLE FouGHT-It was confidently
stated oil the Boursc on Friday that bat
tie had been fought between the Russian
and allied armies The French engaged
first in the action, the English soon coming
up. The Russians met with great loss and
retreated. This. however, could only have
been skirmish.
Unfavorable delays had occurred to the
allies in the Crimea, which prevented
marching.
The Turks are making preparations to
bcsege Ismail.
From THE BALTIC, it is ascertained that
the bombardment of Revel had certainly
occurred. although the French feet had re-
turned home.
KALA BURYED.-The British had burn
ed the thriving town Of Kala, on the White
Sea
STRENGTH OF THE CoNrENDING ARMIES.
1t is stated that the whole Russian army on
ly amounts to $4,000 men.
The main body Of the allies il on small
river parallel with Alma A force Of 30
coo Russians is posted at the latter place.
The Russian feet at Helsingfors numbers
ships. mounting $50 guns; and at Cronstadt
2l ships with 1850 guns, besides 8 steam
ers. The French and English fleets had
separated, and the French returned home.
SPAIN.-Spaln Is quiet, but teverlsh--
Soule is in Paris
FrRTHER CONCERNING THE ARCTIC
Captain Luce Of, the Arctic, when he found
the vessel was sinking, had the wife and
daughter Of L. K Collins placed in boats
with several other ladies. While in the
act Of leaving with one boat, the tackling gave
way and the whole party were precipitated
into the sea, and all except one lady drown
ed
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-25

NIGGERIsING KANsAs.-FRED DoUGLAs,
niger, has presented to the colored peo-
pie Of the Northern States plan for max
ing Kansas free State,-by ''tho settle
ment in the Kansas territory, at the earliest
possible period, Of a large and well-discip-
lined body of free negroes from all the
Northern States" FRED thinks that if the
territory were pre-occupied by a thousand free
colored families the shareholders would shun
it as though it were infested with earth
quakes, pestilence and famine. In order
TO get the thousand colored families into
Kansas by next spring, FRED proposes that
New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati
should send three hundred families each
and Boston, aided by New England, one
hundred more.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-25
Maine Politics.

We should think, from the list given be-
low, which we take from Maine paper,
that no one would be at loss in that State,
however peculiar his views may be on the
subject of politics, to find party with
which to act. We regard .{anaticism1 as
the parent Of this heterogeneous crowd OF
bantlings. What better in politics could
be expected from a region whose people
think they steal the slaves of the South re-
Hgiously. ans preach what they have not
the yirtuous magnanimity to practice. 1t
is poor religion that has not morality as an
element, and politics without patriotism, are
exempliied in the following batch of party
names -
"Wild Cats. Wooley Heads, thinkers,
Straightout Wings. Morril Wings, Fusion
Wings. anti-Fusion Wings, Fusion Demo-
Gratis. Morril Temperance Democrats, Ne
braska Wild Cat Democrats, Nebraska
Old Line Democrats. anti Nebraska anti
Merrill Democrats, Freesoilers Fusion Free
soilers. Hook and Ladder Democrats, Tenn
perance anti-Maine Law Democrats, Tem-
perance anti-Maine Law Wings, Pierce
Paris Nebraska Wings, Dumb Democrats.
&c As might be supposed, so many squads
stepping cut of the ranks of the leading par
ties, and all pulling different ways, have
given something of twist to the politics of
the State.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-25

MEMco.-The steamship Orizaba, which
arrived at New Orleans on the 14th inst,
brought to the "Picayune" Office papers
from Vera Cruz to the 10th inst, and from
the city of Mexico to the 9th. They con-
tain no news Of very great interest, being
principally filed with accounts of festivities.
robberies, Indian depredations, and the post
ponement of great ball which was to have
taken place on tho 9th ult., the anniversa-
ry Of Mexican independence. 1t seems
that the Corps DjplogatiQue refused to
attend the ball Ia u,a5orn1, as was expect
ed, and the Government, in consequence of
this refusal, postponed it. One report says
that it was intended to proclaim SANTA
ANNA Emperor at the ball. 1t is reported
that one regiment Of troops had already pre-
claimed him Emperor. but had not carried
out their plans on account of the other regi-
ments refusing to cooperate. There was a
splendid illumination On the night of the
anniversary of freedom, and the heartfelt
enthusiasm with which it was done may be
known by the fact that all persons were
compelled to light up their premises under
penalties of from So to 500.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-25

Gen. Cass, the venerable father of North
ern Democracy, seems about to be repuda-
ted by the Southern Democracy. The
Richmond Enquirer, speaking Of his late
speech Mt Detroit, says:
If his language be correctly given in
the report of his speech, he has severed the
last chord which bound him to the Democ-
racy of the South. Henceforth he must
rank with Benton and Van Buren,, as one
who has insulted our feelings and betrayed
our confidence The weak attempt to serve
two masters, to reconcile devotion to the
Constitution with submission to Abolition
ism-an attempt to which he was persuaded
by the suggestions Of an undying ambition
has placed him with those illustrious apos-
ties in the limbo of lost and dishouored pol
iticians.'
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-25
The Sandwich Islands.
TERMS or ANNEXATION.

The Albany Journal learns from well-in-
formed sources at Washington that the terms
Of the treaty for tie annexation Of the Sand
wch Islands are as follows:
The Islands are 70 10 a; once admitted
into the Union. nut ~ territory, but a. a
State, with full State sovereign powers
In consideration Of this surrender Of their
national sovereignty, the United States be-
sides agreeing to respect All existing char
ters, land titles, &c. are to pay some $780,
0O0 or S400 ,000 annually as life annuities
to such persons a. The sovereign authorities
shall designate.
1T is believed that the number who VIII
be declared to be entitled to share in this
annuity, will not exceed thirty including
the King, his two sons, and the members Vi
the House Of Mobiles, all Of whom are now
rich, and constitute ;he great landholders Of
the Kingdom. Their ages will average
about 10 years; and the sum to be paid
to each Will cease to be a debt upon
the United States Government, at their
death
Beside the sovereignty Of the Islands, all
the Government property-including build.
ings, claims upon foreign governments, &c.
will. it il understood, be transferred to
the IT, s. Government by this treaty. The
value of these builings alone is said to ex-
coed 81, 100000. and the claims upon the
British and French Governments amount tC
about S500,000 more, making an aggregate
of 81 100000.