The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-25


be has placed before o and eopeedc him b. thess
presents exclusive poser found And direct company
Between two seas The oonPsDy being eargeabe q
psy beforehand az indemne private indis duals
~ appropriation for public utiifys sake all within the
limits and with the conditions sHd charges determined upon
10 the following articles
pAny the direction ~ which conhde him. uhder the
title q The Jaisersa Sses Aarsas canai cSapaHy Gor
cutting the shmus Of Suex. exploring I'd or large
CATION opening saeent etr ances the one 90 he
lied and the other tbs Medesranean and the estab-
AETelE ? The director Of the company viii always be
named by the Egyptian and chosen
enterprise.
ARpoLn The duration d this concession win be for %
years, dating from the opening o, the canal
ARTlcLE The works win be carried on at the exclusive
expense q the company % WHOM all necessary grounds
Deiongine 70 private individuals viii be ceded gratis The
iortneations ~hea the Egyptian government may
70 establish VIZ not be at the expense the company
per cent upon the profits resulting the shares o the
society without prejudice interests and dividends belong
ing y the shares which the Vice Roy himself
oe Aken when they issued and without any
his part for the execution OF the works operations
the soeley The remainder OF the benefits viii be divided
as follows rs per profits OF The company 10 per
cent 70 the profits Of the founding members.
ARTICLE y The tariffs Of the rights Of passage Of the Gulf
q saez agreed upon between the company and the Vice
hoy and acknowledged By the Of the company shs
Dc eqlai Tor all nations particular anage
exclusive profit Of any kind b stipulated
AErclE In case the should judge il necessary
70 rratach The Nile by naygable channel 10 the direct
sage q The isthmus, or IN case thar the maritime canal M
lows an indirect route the Egyptian viii cede
panv who undertake 70 have bsa irrigated and
AZ Their expense b. their The company viii enjoy
such grounds without taxation 10 years, dating from
opening q he canal and during years remain
% the conclusion Of the grant they will pay the disne
me Egyptian governments after which they continue
enjoy said Lands for 30 long As they pay 70 the said gov
eminent tax equal 70 that which shall Be levied lands Of
ARTICLE termination 81 the grant the EGYPTIAN
government viii take the place Of the company enjoying
noa. ah ~ rih ana entering upon lil posses
sion o. the canal Of The two and Of all the dependent
establishments An amicable the part Of
biraors shall determine the allowable To the
company for abandoning their materials and other fan
ture.
AErIclr g. The statutes Of the company shall be
submitted TO us by The director Of the company ceded
and must be BY our appreciation Notifications which
may hereafter be introduced beforehand
sanction The said statutes shall rention the Of the
fouhder the approval of which list
The list Will comprise the Of persons whose names
studies capitals have snteriory contributed
execution q The works Of the Suez canai.
Aar,eas 10 Finally We promise our good and LOYAL
In carrying out and executing this authorization.
Done in Cairo the soth November, 1854.
aEsEaAl's OFFICE.
CAootag and Chiekasap LnioaThe ChoctaMs and Chick
who in ls3I formed political union by an agree
he senate Of the United States cannot dissolve that union
except in like by approved by the Sem
ate and the President Of the United States.
raEasuHY pRpARrnEsr.
Abstract n Orders, Directions, 6e.The following is an
abstract Of some Of the important recorded in the
secretarys Office, May "a
John HadsonCollectors ard other officers depated t.,
act rs commissioners for selecting and issuing proposals
Tor the construction Of public buildings not TO receive
therefor
Henry N SaadsAdvising remittance Of IS 900 to nav
contractors on the Louisville marine hospital
Collector II Misunderstanding the request Of W. H. Lewis
TO be relieved from his supply the marine hospital
at Mobile.
Collector u sses;ases that ..notices Of process at,
be snd
be disregarded
Collector IF GeorgornStates that department i'll mot
interfere in the of fine imposed Of the schoon
or A v Bedeil
pay for the loss q two dozen hose on claim Of n Wolf
goods being lost while in appraisers store.
rsrusIoR DxrARTssEST.
Anotisr Rarssa0 10 Fraudulent Claim Ageats.The Com
Of Pensions has received teegraphic despatch
from the clerk Cole esq, Rochester New York.
announcing the conviction Of A. b. Graham for frauds
the Pension Office sentenced yesterday by the Uni
ted States district adge to yeass prissHmes az
enitenary This makes the eighteenth prosecution to
punishment since Commissioner Waldo first
sunea the responsible and trying duties Of his Office
Through nudged lsniency Of many Of Judge Wal
dos predecessors needy and unprnepled in various
parts the country have successfully sought to reaxa large
or money BY mpudeny false and fraudulent claims
against government for pensions and bounty lands. Too
mach credit be bestowed upon the present Commits
soner the sagacity, rnes, and prompttude which
he has displayed in ferretng and Furnishing these
plunderers alike OF the public treasury and tie honest
private claimant As there will be relaxation Of
vigilance no liberation Of compromise concession with
OFFENDERS the country al large may rest assured that al
though the bunes Of Pension Office has, through the
bounty Of successive Congresses grown to extent which
few persons outside Of the bureau have the least conception
o. Commissioner Waldo has syematzed the public brsi
ness coded hs care that each separate OF the hun
rds Of thousands Of applications for bounty land will be
tnixed with same jealous which merchant would
scrutinize an unexpected draft Cor thousands
The prompt and summary disposition which has been made
Of GrahAuis case w doubt, exercise whoesomely
,,raninr influence upon the whols tribe of wnders and
sharper who have for years and made the Pension
Office productive field for their punderng oper atoms
sqrseultRra Disisioa 81 the Pa,est OTee.A S.@ Care
fr RsdraphoJia-w make the following extract from
letter dated New Orleans Nay o. 1856 from officer in the
army:
III send you herewith seeds for distribution used
here In the cure bite the mad dog II considered
A. an eeetua remedy the parish Of St. Bernard, q this
STATE ard which stated 70 have been effected
fs their certainly remarkable. regret not
Being able 10 give their botanical but the plant -
tropical one coming from Mericoi believe from the de-
artnent Of febasco The seeds called here granet
eeonfrc II rage and are used az follows:
Three Of them broken mp pounded info small
uiec. wipe glass 81 the oeEt sherry lAer}
and ale d stes about four honrs, and then
being welt stirred up, swallowed BY the patient Thus Doe
person or animal mat be considered cured told that
even do9s which been bitten hY rabia animal have
been cured BY this treatment By putting larger quantity
ok these seeds In their food
The seed rxt BE- fnaked in water twen.your hours be-
rr lauting snd le plant be protested from the
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