The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-28


forgery, arson enbeszlement by public officers robbery
burglary.
4. Prussia, Bavaria, Hanover, saxony, wurtemburg,
Electoral esse, Duca Hesse SaxeW Eisenach, Sake
Meningra Saxe-A ttenburg, SaxeCoburg Gotha, Bruins
wick, Anhot Dessau Anhot- Bernburg Nassau Schwarz
burg Rudostadt Schwarzburg Waldeck
two keuss Lppe, schaumburg ppe, Hesse Hamburg Bre
men, Meckenburg Strez, and Mecklenburg sehwerin.
The course procedure to obtain addition the United
States for the foreign minister exhibit to the President
through the Secretary Of State proper evidence OF the
tnon OF process in the by the judicial authorities Of the
foreign country upon which the Predent gives permission
TO the foreign TO bring the before
proper magistrate Of the United States upon proper
ing and examination before whom and his certificate the
crimnaiity Of The accused extradon ordered Pres
dent through the Secretary Of State.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Custom House Diuson Entry Of Aerehaadise pithom
hroiceWe learn that all hereafter where the i'm
porter desires to enter appraseent in the absence Of
invoice under the I'd section OF the act Of LIST March, 1929 he
viii make written application the collector under oath
affirmation, setting forth the circumstances under which the
merchandise imported and the cause il any known
him. why the invoice is not produced and before any such
entry can be allowed the merchandise must be to the
appraisers store bonded warehouse for examination
BY the appraisers who will call upon the importer for the exh
biton by him of any letters accounts other documents he
may have in regard to the Importation and examine him
oath affirmation touching any matter thing which they
may deem material ascertaning the marke, value
wholesale price Of the merchandise thus presented for
entry The to these inerrogations shall be in
writing under oet affirmation and subscribed by the inn
porter aud shall be transmitted with report Of the by
the appraiser the collector, who will forward the
the Secretary OF the Treasury wbo from information
placed from time time in his possession well in regard
particular appropriations the general Of the
try advise collectors of facts and
otherwise known them. which might enable those
to exercise careful and intelligent discretion in such
cases. tT
No entry BY appraisemen without invoice will therefore,
be permitted until the has been submitted the depart
ment, and its views and the facts which may think proper
to communicate received, except in Of perishabe
goods and where the merchandise does exceed hun
bred dollars in value the application of the importer being
made under oath in which the collector if he thinks
expedient may under the discretion conferred him by
the second section Of the act of lst March, 1922 admit
entry appraement without submitting the to the de-
partment
not upfequeny happens that articles imported for
the personal of the importer, and merchandise
which might be exposed to injury in process opening
examining and repacking in the public store; but which,
nevertheless ought be delivered without examination
In such the collector if he thinks it expedent will
direct the proper officer of the examine the pack
age packages the residence Of the owner such
other proper place the port he may designate In
case, however, such examination be omitted without the
special permission Of the department
INTERIOR pEpARTMENr.
appointment Of an Indian Agent-Mr. S. p. Ross, of
Waco McIennan county Texas has been appointed special
agent the Indians in Texas in the place of Mr. George
| w. Hill, resigned.
We make extract of letter from Lorenzo Rouse
of Paris hin, Oneida county, New York, which, speaking
| of the growth OF the potato he says;
Potatoes successfully and somewhat extensively cu
tvated in this vicinity Since the Of the
potato disease the aggregate product has been greatly
duced but the increased price has continued furnish
muneratins profit to the producer While the has
diminished than half the price per bashe has
than doubled thus furnishing greater return for much
less quantity q heavy carriage Most OF the fine varieties
formerly cultivated such as the 'Pnk,eye, the Mercer
and the English White have been abandoned and those less
liable TO disease such rs The Boston Red the
Owing the drought of the last the
potato suffered exceedingly and at time fears
seriously entertained that would prove entire failure
The early varieties suffered most having matured before
getting any respectable growth The latter knds were ma
cling but few the HILL Of fair size excellent quality
and entirely free from disease"
Indian Hureaa.-op Of Orsgon.A sketch map has been
received by the Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs
the superintendent OF Indian affairs for Oregon Territory
hbiting sketch the locations OF Indian
tribes the districts country ceded by to the United
States by treaty with the dates Of purchases and the
vations of the Umpqua and Rogue River Indians.
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Mailing LehesWe make the following extract from the
Weekly Placer Times and Transcript published San
CISCO California show that the CHARGE carcessness
frequently made against the Post uc Department does
result from inattention on the part of its employees
4
We learn from Postmaster Weller that every Atlantic
mail day from to half dozen letters dropped
post Office without superscripon These always
opened Immediately by the postmaster and the proper
address and destination be ascertaned they
ward otherwise they returned the writer's Several
letters have been dropped in this containing bills
exchange. One of prominent citizens whose
almost tempted to give has committed the
lessness twice. Five such letters dropped
post Office the last mail day of these contained Wells
Fargo, Co.'s original OF exchange for $780, and
have been written BY Alexander Grail, of this city
Another letter. written last addressed Dear father
and sister, written by Ann q. Booth containing Page Ba
con- Co.'S duplicate bill for 81 000 is still in the post
here, but will be the deadeer office II called
for in ten days another written last October by g.
H. Van Gift another, signed Nathaniel ugges another
by H. H. Robinson, containing little book another writ
Hannah another addressed Dear parents and signed
Joe, and another signed Chas. Goodall' all on hand
| for delivery to the writer's
Probably the writer's of every Of these will learn
their letters not arriving Mt their intended destinations and
and Office receive their earn
difficulties and vexations than appreciated
imagined by the community aud often have bear the
blame for the faults and carelessness Others IL be
well for people TO recolec that If they desire their let
tiers to safely and securely through the nails they
superscrbe them with the Of the person. town. and
State"
DEPARTMENT.
| General Orders, Wan DEPARTMENT,
Adjutaut Generals Office,
| No. 10. Washington, July Is, 1855.
Promotions and appointments in the army Of the
States made by the President since the publication OF
era Orders" Noe A. and of the th and 26th Of March,
and Sd of july 1855.
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