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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

President having been huIled twelve or fftesn time,
and but si,ot picked D bOsrd ana that ia
gun ROOM the rect having passed entirely thrOagh
tie ship. AS an evidence of the e1cellen. gunnery
the part Of the Russians, aad the destructive e.
fects Of their shot Capt Hunt states he was invited
by Capt Dop<en down upon The gun-deck of the
President, and shown the ccu-se of shot II had
entered on the staIboard SIDE, through beam and
clamp, took Eve from toe gun passed scrOss the
deck struck TIE breach Of 32-poluder on the oppD
cite eide killing two men and passing out through tae
side leaving inGeutaiiOn ia the heel Of the qua in
which be could put his CLOSET hand.
The Pique suffered even more, her loss in killed
and wounded during the action with the batteries
greatest the ship having been hulleo several tines
every shot passing through her one shot in her mz-
zen-mast, ara much cut up in sails and rigging The
stesmer Virago il said TO have behaved beautifully
in the action, notwithstanding she bad received
shot between wind and water, leaving hole suf-
fciently large to pass deck-tucket, and from the
effects Of which the chip was making an immense
quantity of water. Her guns were worked with as
much stea6ness ami precision though she were
firing ordinary salute. The three English vessels
were 10 remain at Victoria for two weeks.
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Port of San Francisco.

ARRIVED.
% bark CbslcedoDy, LoVeoy, Puget SOUND clipper
Oct IS clipper ships Midnight Hatch 6 days from Boston
Kate Hooper Jackson $50 days from NewYorki schr T. L.
Frost, Hampstead Honolulu. - -
Oct g. steamship Americs Fsuntieroy, Humboldt Bay
lrirs Tnrouiria Myers Hououlu Alerta Miller. Oregon
Oct a. .tean ship Columbia, Dali, Columbia River.
Oct 28 H. b. NJ. Discovery ship Pover Maguire from Port
couver Island ship Chas Carroll Hurting Arctic Ocean wis
Oct e. H. fsate President, Capt Burridse Vancouver
Island; ship Elizabeth, (Brl Kennedy Hong Kong -.
Oct 80 II. b. NJ. ship Pique, 40 guns Capt sir = T. W.
Nicholson from Esquimsux Harbor, " ~; brig j. Cabot
simmons Humboldt Bay cPPersehr Naquero, Newell Hon
Oct 81 Nicaragua Cores T. B. Croppe- San Ju,n;
steamers southerneT HilaTd San Diego Humboldt Tonhn
son Humboldt bark Success Bushman Bengham says
hrs Hodsdop Wade Humboldt Bay; schr Queen Of the West
CopelaI d, Santa Cruz.
Oct a. schr Harrison. Anderson Sacramento.
Oct 25 ship Joeia Juana span Ujnass apiraso bark
TiizhsbeIt OBJ McMisn Cs1 ;SsL' C0Faeh' Mex
Oct 8 ship Star Of the tJnion Stall, Cal!ao.
Oct p, bark Arcadia, Hazsltire, Sydney; -, - H.
Oct % steamer Goah Erklns San Diego; shns Golden
West Cnrwen Manills Mary Robinson, Croker, CauAoi
bark Valparaiso, Dutch, J Ellen Cellao
Oct 81 sto Anshp John L. Stevens Pearson PAnans SHIP
Joyep Idhsp Poru Rosario Manila bark Pekns lDu'eAJ
TydsmaD Cslao; schr Z. L. FrOs.. PieIsos, Honolulu
Oct a. steamship Sierra Nevada Blethen San Juan; SHIPS
Conrser Berry Calao; Ianthe, Dubb Hons honEi sehr
wandee Virgin vsPAs,9 0et 2 els H sasS &
N sehrs L. p Foster Virgins Poand; Laura Beyan Norton
San Diego potboat Dancing Feather, wreck Of 1ankee
Blade Oct 81 bark Acadia Cousins sydney Oct % 6sfA
AL, Cousp, Australia; brig CornelA Nye MazAilau Oe-
80 ships Star Of the Union, Stall Calaoi Mary Robinson
Croker DO Jossfs JuSns, Span lyanga, valparaiso o
so clipper ship Golden West. Curwen CAilsoj bhn Lay
Fzhefbert (BT Mcmillan, Valparaiso s'hr Mary W. no
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

On the afternoon Of the 18th inst, the steamer Sur
prise, Capt. Wakeman. arrived at Panama from
Callao which port she left on the ith inst. AT first
IL supposed to be the John L. Stephens from al
ifornis and the discovery Of the mistake In fun
accordance with her name, as il was not generally
known that she was on the way from New-York.
The Surprise is new boat, built expressly for the
Sacramento River trade. She left New Y ERIK in Juno
last and her passage has been a long one, owing to
the necessity Of stopping frequently to procure coal
SIZE brings about thirtyfve passengers principally
peIsons returning from Australia. Her dates are
Melbourne, Sept. l6 Valparaiso, Oct 20; Csllao.
Nov 4.
PrRr.-we find the following in The Lima Farsiss
Mrs Of the 9TH:
Tx REyOLUrIOY.-In our last paper, (2lst ult,l
we yenured the opiaicn that the difficulties In Peru
were about ripe for termination, basing ooncu-
sops upon rumors then in circulation. But two
weeks have passed and matters are still unsettled;
although no little excitement has prevailed in Lns
and Callao during the interim. On Tuesday even
ing cath ult., about clock, crowd began 10 col
lect in the grand Plaza of Lima, and In short time
different groups were engaged in animated CONVERSE
ton. The excitement Increased until at length some
one shouted "Viva Castillo" The cry was repeated
sgsin and sgsp, and numbers Joined It. The military
were called out and General Lafuente at the head OF
n detachment of cavalry entered the Plaza. This
cnly served 10 excite the popuace the more and very
soo1 paving stones hurled among the soldiers.
The order was then given TO charge upon the crowd.
and in the melee five persons were kiied-two citi-
zens, and three soldiers Quiet was at length re-
stored, however and on the day following President
Echireque and his army entered Lima.
The same night of the disturbance in Lima. simi-
lar occurred in this city, resulting also IN the
death of five six persons, and the woundng OF sew
eral Others.
Numerous arrests have been made ofpersons promi-
nent in these disturbances, both in Lima and In CAL
lao, among them several persons 10 high positions
under the Government Whether the near approach
OF Cen Castillo to Lima, confidently looked for, viii
revive these troubles or not, remains to DO seen.
From Chill there is nothing new The result Of the
late census has been published and gives the popua
ton a. 400. $780, being an Increase OF lO6,276, or
about L. per cent. in the last ten years.
On the 18th the schooner Idosa arrived at Coneep-
ton with steamer of $50 tuns on board, intended
for the navigation of the Biobo.
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Gus but looked "a II the person who had inflicted
them must have had some intent 70 taxa life The
gentleman's rame Is Abram Sharp. lie arrived here
upon the SOutherDer. on Friday last The same even
ing, at the request OF couple Of persons whose ac-
quaintaDce he had formed on board the ,tea nor ona
o Mexican ard the other Albert BRYANT of S,n Jose
went TO take a walk below town. IL wa. during his
absence that the attempt vas made upon his life Ne
bad upon ss person at the time OF the assault about
fifteen hundred Collar, aud In the suuabbe or duriny
bis fight, he Lost some two hundred If IT,
An Old man named Isaac Slower vas killed by a
bear near the CajOn Pas. He has been resident Of
that part OF the country sIce l5i3 and 80 years
Of age. TAIta Cal
From THE TEJos.-Col. Beall arrived in town yes
terday evening, from the Teon and informs US thu.
matters at the Indian Reservation are in sad cOndi
tom that the Indians leaving for their homes in
The mountains and on the plains and that the person
IN charge during Col Ienleys absence has control
over the wild spirits that are around him. but the
supplies and grain are being wasted in shameful
manner. l5tar.
GOLD DISCOVERIES Is LowTR CALuoRSIs Don
Juan Ramirez has Just returned from visit 10 Lover
California ard has furnished with the following
items Of news:
r Gold hes been discovered 10 large quantities in a
pace named Los Msritos; these places were sban-
doDed for want Of water, bat as soon the rainy
season sets in, they intend to recommence digging
In the valley Of San Rafael it was reported that an
Indian found gold on the surface and that he bad
brought in near pound TO San Rafael. II the dis
coveries Of gold prove true, Lower California may
hope for better things in future. H.
gentleman well known in this city sent an agent
by the name Of Lawrence TO Sacramento with drove
Of sheep TO sell bis account and who effected sales
70 the amount OF Sc 600 and left for Salt Lake, with
out pay ing over the money to his employer. Two
persons were Immediately cent in pursuit, who sue
ceeded in overtaking the fugitive and recovered
about 900 Of the money. We understand that the
persons hare returned, but have not made known the
fate Of Lawrence. h.
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ONE w EEK
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
$500, 900 IX GOLD.

The steamship George Law, Lieut.. G. V. Fox, L.
s. NJ, commanding arrived at this port last evening.
She left Aspnwal a, 70 o'clock on the night Of the
18th inst and arrived OF Quarantine at o'clock on
Ne =. NJ. Of the 2lih. She brings the Californis
mails Of the Is, inst; o. 1868 ga in treasure on
freight, and 421 passengers, brought down on the
Pacific aide by the p. N Steamship Co steamer,
John l.. Stephens. The steamship Falcon, for
Havana. sailed from AspinsaI at O'Clock on the
evening Of the 18th.
Nov. IS, at 9 IS p. NJ, lat 1so 80 NJ lon. $50 30
W., MJs. DR.. II L. Hewett, Of San Francisco, was
delivered Of q son.
Nov %, Absecom Light House, bearing w. by s.,
10 miles distant, passed the wreck of a sunken
fore and an schooner mast-hesds out Of water top
nasts standing, sails gone.
In the lat Of passengers will be noticed the name Of
Capt Forsyth late Of II. b. NJ. ship Virgo, who, no
doubt i, will be remembered saved the United States
Exploring Expedition under the command Of Lieut..
Strain on the 2Jd Of March last. Capt. F. has been
promoted for bis services on that OCCASION and is now
on his way TO England.
During his short visit to this City, he may be found
ht the Brcvoor House
We are indebted to f. W. Hull, Esq, Purser of the
George Law, for the prompt delivery Of California
papers.
The following 10 the Treasure List of the steamship
(eoroe Law.
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We shall fear n, tumats with such vessels in port
the Portsmouth and 81. Msrys, which hope wA
siay with rs many months. -
At II o'clock on the ZANE day, the King gave a.
Of Her Netherlands Msiestys fricata Prince Fred
erick, who was secoma panied by II. Hsckfeld, Esq,.
ROYAL Saedish and Norwegian Consul resident az
tits port.
:, NJ ON the s5ih September, the boats OF tho u. 2.
y !, s.of.war the St. Msrys and the Portsmouth co.
in sham fight ia aad outside the hxbor. The
svsIpt, ons we've performed with precision aad ais
patch I'd the voleys of musketry from 'ne msr,nes
81 a hioh ,iegree of military discipline. IL WAS .
novel and 4, 1posing sight sad the beach vas lined
Win cnrious I'd anxious spectators.
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NETWORK COUNTY CANVASSERS.
rFNTH DAYS SESSION.


m p1 = ~. Vt f,,.,u c.,va.so,. mai
'ne poaiu VI No"' LULA N'u''y IN
yesterday at the Chamber oil the Board oil Alder
men, City Hall.
Al ona,,er mat II o'clock the roll wa, called
II ~ - a. 49,.
anu 'ne Ieho"Dg oupeI'iSoi' a'"eiou :" Neu ""''''
Messrs Blunt, Baird, Voorhis, Iro"brdge, Chsuncey,
Chrsiy Ely tho Preeident) Herrick, Tucker and
Mott. superyisor Bosrdman. Of the Eleventh Ward.
10, ho,,, nx..ao.
~ I,p '>.~ Ill, e. Az .,,... s., ,,.
ino ~ uls '"'i'u 'o' '''' ''' ' VIZ
'Ho'oen,ii " IN au ,.d ,ho ,o,rros sro,, ,t,.
,,ouIer't,o,, hEnIt " W. III ,,, 1 no
.'ue.eebh "a IT, ", 800 80 -; So ' "
tuhpuoD no oheiePenoiee appearing s n ,u,
Among the scsteIipS so,es Io. ane |" n aiu .ere
one Tor seeey hore Fly ior s
rom i9e o.cohd DlsuGti Two lol in ,o1
an rmeuse uo'e,hVr WhlSn woie ny Ei1en W Dss-
lei +. Tiemsn in the record one for semore," one
for ClaIk, ana one ior pfohron, ,or oose'nyf'
nom me Ibnd DstrieI WDlcn we're nov gnen "a p no
IeIo 'n,d orn ssoo ,Sa me n.,,;s.
SOD, 10 ihe oinciai ,sco'u o"c nun MN so sou"
for " Done ior Register, whish was not gwen u
JVIh D. Duane, anu VSo w n 10" ~ DoS~s-
Attorney, wbich WIS Ho' ie0Viue" =" i"o' W N.
OsAey Hal -. ,,;....o..t t..,
me returns HUN "S -'"'''''"'N oi' "a'ins ooe"
canvafseu, ,r,,,, .o.e..od ,to -o.,,.,. &c.. A..
q, ..Sy u. 49, P a .s ios 10
w ~ dacrsnsnce. 81 in noranes Sscovered
Snonc the sca,tering votss in tbs Ward were ooa
c,r1U teeyyoor, - Co. C,o,arnor and ona O., - uo,.
:. tio Sevnonr" for Mavor both from The Rir.t Dis
trict, HAT for I'll. seymour" IA not recorded in
1,,o, of Worsfio Savnoore Ia tbe returns from ths
second District WINS one vote for {" Abram O. Hail.
one for IL. o. Hail. and one for "Oaksy Hail."
more Of which we're recorded for A. Oakley Hall for
ct-Attornev la the return for Ideutenant-(ov-
ernor from the Third District was one vote for II.
j. Raymond, wblch ws not allowed 10 Henry j..
Raymondi two Tor " w: u. Hunt, which were not
S Sp 70 n mnsYn -; hun' or msy2f twenty Tor
george T. olseler, when were elowed 10 george u.
GlasleT oecsuie me sound was similar " Bon cases.
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OREGON.

BY Adams * Cos Express we have Oregon papers
to October 2 two weeks later than previous advlces'
The Temperance men in Oregon are to hod a mass
convention in Portland Immediately after tle noHlnA
tons of the political parties have been made, aud
have resolved TO vote only for such men as favor the
massage Of Prohibitory Liquor Law.
Business in Portland wss rapidly improving
DTTTRX or THE TRooPs The United States troops
upder Major Halter, and the Volunteers under CaPi.
OInev. who penetrated into the Indian country IN
nnrsIit Of the Snakes who massacred the emlgraats
a. Fnrt Use have returned 10 the Dalles, having
been unable 10 oyeTtake the savages. IN
PRoPosED TELEGRAPH LINE ~ OREGoS- Ne
Portland Times says: "Mcssrs. Charles r johnson
land Y u. Tousley, who arrived in this city by the
last ste amer, propose aJont Stock Company Tor ths
contraction Of telegraph line from Psrtlsn1 70 -
." lem. The work is proposed to be finished by WITHIN
" sirbt months after the company SHAH have been
90 toTmed This line is intended to connect with sln
- Francisco by wayof Southern oregon ana NOr'ueFH
A Iniyorsity is to be built a. Corvallis. CONTRACTS
for lie stone aud brick have been gwen Out
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Died.

10 San Pranciseo Oct o. of typhoid fever Mr. ThOms r.
Briggs of New. York City.
In sscrameno, Oct 20 T. B. Hsnln formerly ofMAcoupn
County, Illinois
Pnce's otel San JOSE 2,d October Mr. p. Fern
and residence uni nown
In San Francisco on sd Oct Mrs Bridget OFlahsrty
native Of Dublin, Ireland, aged AZ years
In Honolulu Aug 81 Mr.. j. L. Evans of consumption for
merly Postmaster at Stockton.
In soDoms Oct 7th Of dropy, Mr. Jacob Brunner in the
49h year OF his age.
In Clatsop county Lewis and Clsrks's River Oregon
Mira Rachel Ida Shane aged 81 formerly Of Gin
cinnsti, Ohio
10 Marion County Oregon July r. M Alnrs Taylor, for
merly from Columbisna County, Ohio.
At Union City Oct % Mr. George Dennis aged 50 years
At Negro Bill, the 2lst Oct, MI VIM Henderson, late OF
Mount Vernon Ohio.
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Markets.

San FRANCISCO, Tuesdsy, Oct 81 1854
The usual impednents to the Tsnsactiou OF large business
on the day preceding the departure OF tue semi monthly
have been in full force todsy, and the number Of
actiops have from first hands extremely limited
The iobbipe tr0de however. has been fair.
FLouRz2s Dbl. Haxsll sud 2s Gallego, sold at 200
Ro Bendixen Co.. Sl 90 The jobbng trade has been
rather brisk comprise 800 bhs GAego and Haxal
a2 25 40 cases Suffolk Mills at s12 500 or sacks Chill
81 5O hi do. do 81; AS do Asheys selfrsins
$40 50; 400 do do. domestic, unbranded, ct ~ 80.
GRAN-The receipts of Barley and Oats ght to-day
and we Only sale of $50 sacks OF the former 200 do
of the latter al "a 100 sacks Wheat sold lie lis do do
az J; 100 d. do OF Il: 1872 do do. at &C.
PRoyIsIoN-6 hhds clear Bacon sold al 3lc 100 kins
Butter to arrive per and Sting Raw at Soc
CAypIEs-a50 boxes Adamannes sold Ia three lots at 32l
do do at n
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

We have dstes from Olympia fuse'' ''1"'' -
October two weeks later; RI. ,...-,o,
Nrws IRON rnE ENGLISH FLrEr.-Ihe steamer Slls
Major Tompkns arrived al Olympia on the YIN 80 q
Der from Victoria, vancouvers Island van ness I,
the English feet that had been engage s I'D the
Virgo arrived at Esqumalt, vancouvers lsl.pd, on
the 5ih September Capt Hunt, Of the MAJOR aSnR
kins obtained from the English officers -
the same account Of the affair at Petropo'osK as
he reports the British frgates suffered severely the
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FROM TIE SOUTH.

No have received The San Dieco Herald Of the
NH ard the Los Angeles papers Of the 10th.
The day after the murder of Clifford by David
Brown which we gave an account Of previously
hrse meeting Of citizens held at the COurt-House.
IL consider the best means Of Kidding Los Angeles OF
Inc gang 81 villisns who now infes H. IL was dec-
fed 10 take the case Of Brown into their own hands
hut after being addressed by the Mayor twas turned
over TO the proper authorities.
The same evening that Clifford was killed another
,sssssination was attempted ofwhich TIE S'ar says
h Al man came running into the Bella Union Hotel
tie very picture of fright, and fully convincing many
dthe bystanders that he was crazy declaring tn' ne
tad been cut shot at and narrowly escaped with his
lie, from the attack Of couple of villains with whom
e had started TO 60 down to the lower end OF town.
| % attend dance. Upon examination two wounds
we're discovered upon him. one upon the lett ar ana
ne other In the back neither OF which were very seh
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INFAMOUS COURSE OF THE BRITISH
CONSUL.
T The Placer TINES

HoSoLrLu, Tuesday, Oct. ,. 1884.
II political affairs there has no. bsea much change
since | last wrote you-athough there has been d
co5 deal of intrigue aud donble-deang in the dps,
5Tns,ie CIRCLES The "uuhOly alliance have area
their last shot into the annexation camp and grounded
tier arms in utter despair. All the attempts OF tAe
representatives Of England and France to retA,d or
defeat the great national measure oil aaHsL l On az
failed ana to day, though the Hawaiian nag SUI H'es
here the Islands are Just much A1se1A ,2li As
though the stars ard stripes ao,,ed over the Hear
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AUSTRALIA.

There is no political news. A passenger from Mel
bourne state that crime in the mines IL still too fire.
que nt, that the yield Of gold Is falling off, and thst
everything was very dull in the mercantile world.
Many failures had taken place, and others were daily
looked for.
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Births,

In San Foncco Oct g. the lady of ch,rcs Van Antwerp
Of daughter
In San Francisco Oct % the wife of Mr. T. E. Jones of
daughter.
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A previous eriyal gives the following items;
DIs,sTERs AMONG THE WHALING FLEEr.-Ine
sperm.whaler Canton, Of y. B., was reported lost
an bland 20 the westward, in April-captGin and
crew gone TO Hong Kong. Capt. Peabody, OF the
chip Mores shot himself in the Anadir Sea. The
nate took ch arge Of the vessel and came down TO
Ochotk Sea. Capt. Palmer, Of ship King Fisher, re-
morris in a gale in July the following ships we've
driven ashore at shanta Islands: onas hichArds'
n. b.; CallaO do and Benz. Rush warren; Inc
: X. had got off; ships COpa and CO~per, OF " H.,
had been in the ice and gone INTO the bays 10 rep air.
also, the ship Herald leaking
CorRT NTws-Tts P0lVaesiaH gives an account
q the reception by the King on the 2sth septem9er,
of Commander Thos. A DOrniD, Of the L. ). ship
Portsmouth, senior officer Of the I. ;. naval forces
in the Kings waters who was accompanied by the
Hon. u. +. Gregg, u. 8. Comm ssiOneri b. =. Angel,
Esa L. =. Consul. and a number Of officers fromthe
Portsmouth aud 81. Marys. Capt. DOrDin made a
fttfg address on the sOn expressing regret that
a seyere illness prevented Cap,. Bailey, Of the 81.
Msrys from being rrpsent. Capt. Dornin said:
Il take occasion again 10 you and yoEr Gov
e eut OF the deep interest felt by people Of the
United States Of Amerisa in the well being Of the
isiands that comprise the Hawaiian Kingdom. This
assurance OF nine Il confirmed By the steady faith
and integrity OF the United States manifested in al
It's relations with you during the p1rsCd Of year
reign and those Of jour honOre1 predecessors. In
deed those Of my cOnntrymen who have made these
Islands their bone, have for a long series Of years
by applying their intelligence aud industry 70 the
moral and physical improvement Of the inhabitants,
Truly reflected the good vii VI Ghe G0Yernmeut On
this occasion represent
To which friendly sentiments the Kiag made the
following reply:
carr DoRSIs: You and your ship Por.smeuth
were comfort to us, when disturbance was sppre-
heIted last autumn You and yoar officers right
welcome 90 ain TO ny islands where you have made
yourselves known az lovers Of pesce and all tia, is
eommendsble in civil soeiety.
| Il much regret the illness Of Capt. Bailey, aud
tbat WA not in health to receive him and hs officer
| vhen they were presented TO ny kuhina Nui. / al
glad to see bis officers on this occasion along witt
those Fho serve under your own immediate command
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mo. 5l5.l


pursuance order the President of the United
the 0th issued the recommendation aud
request and nearly all the
State Missouri the lands follow
situated the State of MISSOURI the
Iron Mountain and Mississippi River raiood have
from entry except for valid presumption
until further orders,
the district of lands subject sale ST. Lows.
North the base line and the h principal meridian.
Townships % and 80, of range |.
North the base line and Of s fh principal
Townships SO, SO, 40, and Al, ranges and g.
. Townships as, 30, 40, al, and AZ, OF g.
Townships 49, 80 A. AZ A. a. and 49, Of a. s.
Townships 80 %, a, and As, Of range Z
Township 80, of range 8.
In the district OF land subject TO sale at JACKSON.
North base ne aud east Of the fhh principal
Townships 30 81, 80, 80, 81 35 49, and 49, of range
townships 49, % 80 81 ~ 49, a. 35 81 range
Townships 81 81 49, 81 49, &c. and 81 range
Townships 90 az 2s, 90, 80 81, "a 49, "a IS, &c. and 81,
ranged.
Townships IS, 90, 81 %, 90 81, 81 80 aa &c. 81
and g.
Townships "a u.s. 26 ~, 40 90 81 a. and 80 of range
Townships a. 49, 90 81 %, aud 30 Of o. and 10.
Townships % Y. a. -, 20, ~, aud u, Of ranges H. 2 3
and a.
Townships 81 30 81 a. IS, 26, 81, and range
Townships 90, "a, 25, 26, 81, and rs, OF range l6
Townships % 23 "a, 20, &C. "a, 9s, range IL.
Townships a. %, p6, and 81, of range Is.
North of The base line and Of the fh principal meridian
Townships 36 and 81, of range l.
The list includes Townships Withdrawn
other aoad aud offered for SALE but which have
all been inserted they within reservation.
Washington this eighth day of yuse, Domni 1854
by order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
June 9-lawi3w Commissioner.