The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-15


SALARY 81, 200 per annun.
Lemuel H. Henry appointed doorkeeper at the main
Of the Treasury building in place Of Richard Carter
removed.
Thomas j. Luxon appointed Waterman in the building
occupied BY the Fifth Auditor the Treasury In place
Philip Harbin, removed.
Samuel H. Taylor appointed assistant messenger In the
Third Auditors office, in place Of solomon Goddard, re-
moved.
EXTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Edsaa Bareau. Ltradsrs che Laads Coded By the NJ
IadionsThe St. Louis SUPPLEMENTARY has been in
struced direct the agent Of the Usage River agency to
known to the ntruders who reported making
locations and settlements lands coded by the Miami
Indians that those Indians have guaranteed to them by the
treaty the right mako their selections for future homes
from the ceded lands before the shall to
sale any portion Of the ceded country and that by the
treaty is also provided that citizen shall have the right
to locate settle therein until after the Indians have made
their selection also directing the agent to notify
all persons that citizen has right 70 locate upon the
lands ceded by Kaskaska Weas and others that after
said Indians have made their selections for their future
homes provided BY the treaty. the residue must be sold
at public sale o the highest bidder.
That the sspulaous Of these treaties win be gidy
forced by the department justice and good faith require
and every acting in opposition TO their provisions
does SO It ha own peril and hare to complain
fdeprved of any improvement that may be made by hm
that he cannot protected therein and that Indian
Who may select the land upon which improvements made
win be entitled the and that these warnings be
and persistence wrong doing be continued
il NAV he necessary Interior cali the War De-
partmert for force TO e'ec. irtruderrs
The same superntendency been instructed direct the
Delaw are agent notify all squatters others who
seek appropriate locate in the vicinity Of the lands
and improvements the Christian Indians in the Delaware
country that the rights of the latter plainly guaranteed
hy treaty to which the United party and there
fore win all times be faly protected and secured.
Council IN the Country Of R,ackeet has
been received Indian Office that superintendent Cusa
ming left ST. Louis on the 9Th Instant steamer ST.
Marys (which he had chartered for the trip) for Fort
Benton and the intermediate ports the Upper Missouri
X ia expected that Governor Stevens of Washington and
Superintendent Palmer OF Oregon Territories also
across the country 10 Join Superintendent Cumming az
hold council with the Bhckfeet and
rious other Indian tribes.
II il understood that Superintendent Cumming viii ascend
the Missouri by the steamer far the navgabe
and from thence his provisions and presents for the council
amounting so 100 viii be transported BY
Mackinaw boats.
General Land Ofies-rse Menomonee Reservation.
ructions have issued from the General Land Office
the general of Wisconsin, Dubuque have the
eastern part embracing ranges IL 49, and 10 east of the for
rr reser the Menomonees Wolf river, recently
relieved by treaty. surveyed and the lands brought into
market speedily practicable.
Horticultural Dirson Of he Patent C0fceGrasses for
Reciaiing Sand-rs the Sea-shore.There have been
Holland the seeds OF the
rreaaria and the upright lyme grass, teguas
rias which have long been used in that country for
claiming drifts the These seeds have
been imported experiment all along the Atlantic coast
from Maine to Florida The nurtve matter Of these grasses
i not sufficient make them worthy of cultivation out Of
the influence OF the salt spray The eymus arenaus rather
exceeds reed in nurtve qualities but from the habit
of the latter natural place of growth it ia Of greater
uti,ity particularly when combined with the former II
binds sands of the seashore and thereby raises
durable natural barrier against the encroachments Of the
ocean upon land Indeed the effect Of the grasses
combined protecting from the wasting influences Of
storms and such that Holland her very exist
nce in considerable degree their preserving influences
II was in the time Of William I'll prince OF Orange in
Holand1 the attention Of the Scotch Parliament
directed their usefulness aud the reign Of George the
acts passed for the planting and preserving the from in
Jury were extended the OF England In passing
further penalties for nvolabiy IL rendered penal
not ony for any individual excepting the lord
the manor the bent but for 10 be in possession
Of any within eight miles Of the This plant also APP
piled 10 many economical purposeshats ropes mats, Sc
being manufactured IT, This grass flowers In the first
and second July and snccessvciy til the end Of
summer The seed rpens in about three weeks after the
time of towering
DEPARTNENT.
Board Of gapaI Erancrsst Of the FIRST class Of act
inc idrhpmen the Naval Academy who have graduated
al the recent examination George r. Law, r. Porcer, r.
W NJ Graham, Il. r. Lull, A. Hopkins f. o. Matthews,
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