The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-11
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

worse all these the great horrors and curses OF
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
IA DEPARTMENT.
Notice 10 8ariaers Publication Respeeting the Marking
(Beomurng) of the Weser ChanaeiThe Chamber of Com
merce Bremen referring the publication of the goth OF
July last respecting the alteration in the marking of the
channel Of the mouth of the Weser hereby informs all whom
may that the alteration of the first Weserkey
buoy announced in said publication has taken place
The Weser- ey buoy lying in the mouth Of the Weser,
(the first buoy on entering which formerly painted
red has been taken away and in the place thereof buoy OF
similar and designation, bnt painted black has been lad
down.
The Chamber of Commerce further informs all whom il
may that of the laying down of buoys
which lately been completed the following alterations
have taken place in the marking of the channel of the
Weser
s.a The first ,ohite outside buoy in the new channel,
which marked No and which lay at the extreme point
of the red lands, has been removed.
3d. Ia place thereof black buoy has been laid down, but
someclai TO the northoard and further nmards"
This buoy is marked A. and lies in seven ahoms low
water.
The bearings thereof are as follows
The ssssple Of W Wan s s. W I. byW Wv
The church at Mnsen, 5. by w. ! W.
The White buoy No. l. s. +.
The Weser-key buoy W. N.
Ships coming from the norh~ad, and sailing towards the
Black buoy marked A. will have to their southeast
@.rm, this buoy through the new channel.
~ Irons formerly marked with numbers 2, 8,
.s lh are as,s ,asa r n'''s No. ana formerly
I'D kbrAsds,srig from the White ouys ''"n laid
No. % lying in the new shahne' eaes o1oV mas 49,
down."
This buoy is marked b, and lies in six and half fathoms
at low water
The bearings as follows
The steeple Of wsngeyooge, "; $; W. q West.
The White buoy BY " No. !, ;. !, w -, Y Wsst
The The f S1aef S e H9'sR West
The soundings in Eaglish.measure.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
Territorial Roads-The United States take private
land for construction of road in OF the Territories
without some legal form Of appropriation, either by act Of
Congress of the Territory
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Indian Damage Of Indian Crops IN Minnesoa-
It appears from information recently received at the Indian
Office that large numbers Of whites (mcty iumbermen)
have within the last few years settled in the pine districts
Rum river the outlet Of Mile lac For the purpose of
getting their lumber markettoo little water being in the
river-these lumber erected dam, by which
sufficient supply of water obtained BY the treaty of
the 22dFebruary the Chppewas of the Mississippi
granted home Of land in townships AZ
and north, embracing the outlet of Mile Lac, and
considerable country below commanding the upper part OF
just outside of the south edge of this
these lumber had erected their DAM which,
seems backs the water upon the wild rice fields of the In
dans thus causing heavy damage to their rice chief
article oood among these Indians Having become the
of their country the Indians complained to government of
the injury by the backing of the water upon their
rice fields.
The Acting Commissioners Of Indian Affairs promptly
ported the the Secretary of the Interior Depart
men with recommendation that the rights Of the Indian
wards the be protected in equal to
that afforded by State laws white citizens The Secretary
of the Interior directed the Acting Commissioner of
Indian Affairs authorize the proper superintendent to
derake the adjustment of the matter between the lumber
men and the Indians and at the expense of the umbem
The Kae indians These Indians had further hear
ing Yesterday before the Acting Commissioner of Indian
Affairs They st asked that Wadengoh should be made
great chief" but expressed willingness to abide by the de-
cson of their white brothers. Owing to the bad English
of their young interpreter it with great difficulty that
they could be understood They to be sent home imme
diately at the expense of the government.
Patents GranedThe issues of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, July 10, 1855, are as follows:
Patents 40
Reissues
Total SO
Aqricultarol Division Of the Patent 0DfceThe Carolina
1igy BeoteWe make still another extract from the pen of
Mr. Glover Creating of insects beneficial to vegetation
which will be published the forthcoming agricultural
port
The Carolina tiger-beee (negdephela Caoiipd) belongs