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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

New customs tariff OF Brazil came into force. The
Cyclops detailed by the British government TO
make soundngs along the route Of the submarine cable
across the Atlantic arrived At 81 Johns Newfoundland
Survey of Lieut. Bergman, u s N, confirmed. LAZY
Franklins steamer Fox, commanded by Captain McChn
took r. NJ sailed from Glasgow Scotland for the Arctic
regions TO search for sir John Franklin The mutiny
amongst the native troops Of India OF formidable
height this day. The Bengal army had ceased 70 ey
ia Fifty six regiments had mutnied, thirty were dis
armed and one was disbanded. The Bhutpcor eves mu
tinted and the officers were obliged TO n.y. Al Allahabsd
twenty six Europeans and their families were killed, in
GLIDING eleven officers In Calcutta and the neghborhood
great excitement existed owing 20 the discovery OF con-
spracy for general uprising the part Of tho Musse
man population and seizure Of the city by them.
2-scrious revolutionary demonstrations we're made NJ
Ieqborn and Naples, in Italy Lord klgin, Minister
penpoentiary OF England 10 the Emperor Of China. mr.
rived AT Hong Kong
3--Ten persons drowned and over one hundred wound
ed by the breaking Of bridge the river Severn,
England, leading 20 the Island Of Poplars.
4--Inauguration Of the first complete railroad ever
made In Mexico II from Mexico city 10 Guafaoupc
Hdago Gag law for the press ordered IN India by the
authorities
srxray Battle Of Agra India. fought between the
Fnesh garrison that place and the Mecrst munccrs
who had marched thither with renforcements, which
brought their numbers up to 10000 men. Tho British
forces we're obliged retire. with heavy loss Several
British officers killed. -
sSecond elections in the Third, Fourth and Seventh
districts 81 the city ofPsrs ended ~ arepupcan Tnmpn
The three republican candidates were eiectea lhe io
D, opposs Candidots Govt cdndtio,es.
ID. ten Cavagnac. 10 $50 NJ Ihbaut....ss.s. sss.
4th. M Olvier....l1 oo5 N. Warren. ........loo
nh M harmon :, 120Ts NJ. lanquetin. 49,. II OBS
Mr. Roebuck 3 motion for the abolition of the office
Of lord Lieutenant Ireland rejected by the English
| ~. nav IN u
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The scbedue win state the times within which articles
qured printed schedule used
delivered such
place or including dage and carriage TO the place whore
be directed by the commanding officer thereof and all other
things being equal will be American manufacture
No article will be specified
IN tho schedules for the completion Of deliveries unless specially
thozcd by the department
by tho bidders that
classes headed mceaneousn specified probable
bid
articles and in such qani tin,
quantities requtons through post
sufficient notice. during year ending
June e quantities required
specified the prices shall remain tho
under the be OF the
government subject the inspection weight
yard and be In all satisfactory
commandan thereof Bidders referred to the yard for plans
specifications samples and further description Of the articles
headed who do reside
place delivered will be required
70 nno their proposals an agent at the city or principal place near
articles
delay when they shall be required
Approved suree In the full amount of the contract VIII be
quired additional security deducted
each until the contract shall have been completed
ceed department
headed miscellaneous required during
year. the twenty retained the discretion Of tho
quarterly the ar Of january April July
October deveric. havo been satisfactory and Tho bal
eighty cent? viii be by respective navy agents
within thirty days after the presentation Of bills upcaio, duly
part per Is to bs paid until all the re-
tsted articles offered under the shall
tho yard unless specially authorized
hwin be stipulated IN the conrac, that, be naic by
tho parties f the part ali tho ARTICLES men
TONED In hid of the quality places
above provided hcn aud p that tho said
pay 70 the United staes Of
March 3, 1si3
sign contract and their responsibility coraed
satisfactorily known TO the bureau
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senate at Washington Of charge for before the
10th Of september noxt.
Ey article as rsy bs qaIay, unleu isri atiels
called for.
l. estimated that quantities above mentioned viii be required
for tho first hut the right reserved the
order additional during
that session. for subsequent session Of the Thirty % Con
grsss.
sufficient specimen proposed m (of paper half
qnre and Of envelopes 25) tho proposal
bo marked with tho popoer the Of the
article and OF the weight The whole o each
article specified foregoing sl will be deemed and
the Offering any class the price
Quality considored will contract for the
ecung bond with suretes satisfactory 10 the cre
try OF the Senate for the thereof under forfeiture
twice tho contract price failure which bond be filed
the Office OF The said Secretary within AFTER the proposals
aoceptod
article contracted for should delivered within the
stipulated should be inferior to the sample the bond
OF the contractor win be put n suit
Proposas stationery
senaie, and b directed Secretary Washing
Proposals and specimens delivered
charge
Ap 25-lawIw
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provided the that the bureau shall have the
annulng the without the
Congress shall NOT have made sufficient appropriations
the articles named Cor the completion of works estimated
which this shall also the
diminish the named In the classes
headed miscellaneous" In the schedule Ave
Persons whose offers shall be accepted will be notified by letter
through the Office which shall bo considered
and they contract r the supplies specified within
fifteen the from the of
o bid will be with person
and the OF such daulng bidder will reso
sible for all delnqueneies.
All styid
the option OF the bureau, be rejected
Those only whose offers
tracts win DO ready for execution thereafter may prsc
ticabe
May 2-1aw4w
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLIE

1vl near BaltnoreIhc summer session oi ,his
suton located at Mount Washington six miles out on tho N
Central railroad, and chartered the Maryland Legislature WI
on the first Wednesday in May 1897 with fil faculty
renced Instructors consisting OF FIVE gentlemen and seveM
This college all that could wcll be desired for the purposes
shed female education No pains have been s
make what It ought to be In all respects Tho locality ht
ubrous and picturesque, and has selected one o. @
desirable in the state The shady and beautiful grounds a
FOR pleasant walks and hathu recreation The bup
large, imposing brick edice, (erected expressly for w
female college) thoroughly ventilated, lighted with gas
furnished water supplied to each story and has aceonuoia
about 100 boarders. The establishment very complete c'y
less than $4,000 During this The first orits operation
bcrs 81 boardors. q,
Catalogues and further information may be obtained al @
Office and Of Rev. I f. Hcincr and Hon. J. Nansan s
aud Rev George Lewis scacy Principal Mount Washingt@
land. ELIAS HhlNhh
President Of the Board Of Hafn
March I4-Sat&wed6w
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PROPOSALS.



Yards aud Docks May 1, 1857.
C,EALED PROPOSALS for each class separately
~ endorsed Proposals
ward at nane yard will
The lat day furnishing delivering several
yards materials articles embraced printed
schedules which viii be furnished application by mail
requested persons all the
OF the several
yards the e yards their command by the
navy agent all the yard
prenea sailing the pes, no tsd wH De
Uhieh ota ela for than yard AZ os asreifs
individual the bid and contract
Bidders hereby cautioned and parcuary notified that their
the hereinafter prescribed, and bo mailed In
the time for receiving
thih shall b received ter h period
stated and no aocane D. failures Of the mad.
guard against onos bong opened before tho time appointed
aud draw a lne under tho endorsement, thus
@Ynysas Class No (aass the elass) or tie Nary Yard at
fnaas ne yad)p
To the Docks, Washington
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mo. 579.1
Notice

OF Esaiame @ additional land in the STATE cf
coRsir
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
3, 1857 entitled 10 establish
Of Wisconsin,, TO be called
that
Hudson districts situated nos Of Tie line do ~ four
line dirding
deciding aHde N
line didi0 sien and oi ,c Il hereby declared
the said district
the town of "Elu Ci.lRsn In said State
Given under hand tho city Of Washington eleventh
of April, A. H. 1857.
by order OF tho President
Jos. 8 WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by VIII,

IL their incomes bo dodbledI1c undersigned M ns n.
cd and obtained let,s patent from the United States Wv
rangement and combination OF machinery for converting
Dto by continuous process from the gin throgn ~
rous preparation and spinning machinery until y reaoy "
ncnt weaving. "a
The saving from waste by this process viii be at east h
and made from the 6brc (unbroken and unniurea I
raons of the machinery of the present process used 70
entangle ny will be about ly por cent stronger ana sn
will command the markets of the world dsaueng all
advanced prices. -,
The undersigned prepared TO dispose Of privileges ~,
patent; and planters viii be informed terms, with
structions how how 20 obtain tho best machinery
other necessary partcuars application addressed 70 ,,
Dec 8--2aw1yf GEORGE q. HlNhfi "V''
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asman stores,s acandles,. Ae.-Iss7,Ss.
sAyr DkfARIxEr,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,

sSmali St0ros,1 "Candles,o &c.-Is57'5s.
sAv DSrAu,uon,
''''' apq,, as is 1857
TNpopol AT q saaiad a,d a,,.,,r..a .fa e.. c,..n
soro or ,ogr for Candle - o. sos a. 10 II, water
go ~ ss,,.. a.. sas,..S $50 naa.. ons' ot 80
P ~ % I'M, ,s m ,s o a.a ,s. se, s rspper So az ho % az
Massasnse,. Brookyu New YORK and s " v such
qus's a y " a @ h W .s, ~ oAopuns ,he salw sp
WI no 1S al - nay - ~ w w ,h w ouefoa rom 'no n
'ns n @ I All. ID s ' sspese commencing % oa O
,srs ne " @ M '' s 'no n'cA year endng so'n 'un''
1919, w. -
Brushes, shaving guita percha
Brushes scrubbng Combs, hne India rubber gut
Brushes, clothes Grass for hats
Buttons, navy vest Jaek-knves
Buttons, navy Razor straps ordways
Buttons, dead eye scissors
Backing, boxes of
Cotton poos Of Nos IL and 10 800 yards each Cords equal
Isrdkerebe eo,,on f.st olor, 40 ,v an ,n , mai ,ss
NaI. "s ~ sssh, We 'sA'd's 0y ns 70 & = inch
Ribbon hal, best French black 10 Yards ~ ~ % Width
in.h ' ~ ~ N' - SAiu' '" 'ho Pec"i "iu''' IN
soan ' sh, v,,r IN c.t.s ..c, cab. mo-, , ,o
s% h p @ % npe " exceed o. TO tho pound
Tape white linen 4 wards IN length III ~ ,nrh sda, "y,
1h 1s0s s'o ~e % w. yos IN eng'h u inch wide
~ $50 ~ 'N si v" =" ioo'ooo fon".
quality white salt water and be delivered
On sixty days notice good strong pounds each
and after Inspection tho boxes must hocped
peno Of the contractor The price be uniform all tho yards
CAsDIss-sysuate Did for 10000 ro,s,ds
Tho candies must bs American manufactured Of n,mo ,or lard
S I'm sjx candles No 10 r"ah sot a ,nn u "a nncn s1 loo
melting point not 10 be less an lao degrees Frenb TIC
quality Of No ~ warm Tho candles 10 he o sxy
n g m ~ sTa @ @ ae - pound" % each and tho tho
candles "VS'' '''
MrsrARp sxNp M ,cK pr,fsR Sc
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Nrm ef0ar.
(Here date the olrer.)

here insert the composing the frn) OF
town. the the Stte hereby offer furnish
tho requirements Of the and Of the printed schedule which
reisrs, the articles embraced In Class clas)
the yArd according said schedule
the printed class from the schedule and opposite each
price carry del
lars cents and feo the amount Of the bid for the
Glass; amounting (here the amount In words4)
propose agent agent by
schedue supply under the classes miscellaneous
place delivery should accepted,
the be prepared and sent the
lname the agency for signatures and certificate
(ffce the bidder and each member Of the firm sgn)
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Form Of ouarumos.

undersigned Of guarantor) the town. and
(namc state (name Of guaranos Sc
hereby that the above named te bidder ers)
will be enler contract
with tho within days the notice
the office OF the acceptance Of his he offers before
mentioned.
Witness signature Of guaranors.)
certify (hcrc the glarantors
known good responsible this
Cagnature.)
To signed district Judge district attorney collector
agent or person responsible
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Ap 11-1awt30June
United States Patent ONCE,

nN the petition of Harriet " Terry, adminstra-
" trx Of VIM Terry, deceased, Of Eostos Massachusetts,
praying for tho extension Of patent granted to the said VIM d. Ter
the 18th July ls43 iron
pavements for from the expiration of said patent which
takes place ON tho 18th day Of July, 1s57--
ordered petition
Monday tho 29 of Juno IL O'clock and all persons
notified TO appear and show they have why said petition
ought granted.
Persons opposing tho extension required Gle in the
fec their objections specially forth in writing
days before the day Of hearing All testimony Tiled by either
be used Mt the said hearing be taken
with the rules Office which will
pication.
Tho tho win be closed depos
tons and other relied testimony
office before the morning of that day the arguments
days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Union Inc
and Evening Star, Washington d. c. Republican, Baltimore
Md Pennsyyaniln Philadelphia Ia; Daily ~
and Post Boston, Mass weeks
yious 10 the 29tl Of June next the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF
SElors Of the above papers win please copy
bills TO the Patent Office, with continuing this
Ap 9--law3w
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mo. 57s.l
Notice

V Me EsaIihmeM ef res adiiona Oo In he Territory
Kansas
In pursuance of tho act Of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled three additional
districts the Territory Of Kansas be called ABEL
land district the agc land district tho westarn
district hereby declared and made said
districts have been established follows, viz:
the a DoNpHAy.
For tho "thlcy pnrRcr' at foRT scprT.
For the ''WIsnRRs DsuRcT mt OGDHy said Territory
Given under hand at the city Washington day
OF April A. d. 1857
BY order Of tho President: WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Ap 11--1aw9wt
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UNITED STATES NAVAL CouIr on Hqrlh!
Washington, February Zo' !"

1NIIE judge advocate gives notice, for the lnC,a
Il ton OF parties coming before tho court under the Isl
the act Of January 16 1857 that they viii respectively be
the department when their shall have been ree
COURT and that Is desirable that In presenting thenSth
should prepared with ist of such witnesses as t
sire TO have summoned specifying which Of the resp
OF "htness FOR the naval service mentioned In the c IA
10 be applied respectively; and suggesting The delay
which be required; and 10 respect of what witnesses
J. NJ CARLISLE Judge h'V'-
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The owners OF these hps will not be accountable for gold
bullion, specie, ewcy, precious stones, metals unless
ding are signed therefor aud the value thereof tcon expressed
May 1-du
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INIT Commissioner Of the General Land olice.
NOTICE To PRE EMpTIoN cI.AlMAN1s.

Every entitled 10 tho right of pcempon any ~
Lands within the townships and parts Of townships above
required to establish the tho satisfaction Of tho register
receiver Of the proper hand Office and make payment therefor
practicable after g s aae and before the appointed ffa
Of the public sale of the lands embracing the ID
claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
TfI0S A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land 0Ga
Feb lS-1awl3w lint. & Star.l
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Washington AqueduOt.
OrroB or Inn wAsmSaros AQusDrcT,
Washington, March b, 1857.

Orrcs INN WASHINGTON AQuspucr
Washington, March D, 1867.
DR0POSALS arc invited for materials and work
Il for the Washington aquoduct
Proposals received 7 Nay win bo opened that
day.
Maps proaes specifications work
let will be ready for examination at this ONCE and after tho Goth
April noxt
Tho be let will bridges
graduation excavation and embankment pipes
neced with the IL
rubbe and cut stone, &c.
For the particular
specifications and plans.
United States there be delay in commencing the work
thereon but for such unavoidable delays allowance win bo
In tho time OF completion
only works completed under the prs
ect future appropriations by Congress- engineer
right prescribe tho Of work progress
paon not holding out sufficiently decide
shall be stopped until funds become available
In OF tho entire OF particular work
funds the reserved ten cent win be paid IT. In tho Judgment
Payments will be specie upon
and II will bo condition Of all
bo paid their full wages monthly, and In specie.
All bids should bc sealed and endorsed epoas for work
torinls on the Washington Aqneduct.p
The United States tho right TO
should they deemed arrange
men may bo considered most conducive to the Of the
work.
Every accompanied guarantee
responsible persons the that he they
take that the bidder bidders will his their bid be
obligation, within with
securities for tho completion tho
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United
judge United States district attorney agent officer
Of War; that tho able good
Bids viii opened presence bidders 10
bo present N, C. MF1GS,
OF Engineors, n charge.
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Change in the Days of sale of the above de :
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office Of Indian Affairs, April III, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN In the foregoing proclamation Of
sale OF certain Indian trust lands changed postponed
following periods:
Iowa lands at Iowa Point Wednesday, Sd day OF
Tho lands Of the Wcas, &C. Paoi Wednesday, oath
June
Delaware lands at Oawkce TO Wednesday, 18th
BY order OF the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES f.. MIX
Commissioner dd interim.
An Jmo
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, * Co,
liverpool.
sTEPIIEN KENNARD a CO.,
n Austin friars, London.
y. @. WAINWRIGHT a Co,
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Proposals for Stationery.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES, UnrrD $

HOUSE, REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES,
Clerks Office March 81, 1857,
TN pursuance of the seventeenth section Of the act
IL Of Congress OF the Goth 1s42 entitled legang
and making appropriations for such objects have been
usually included the general appropriation bills without authority
law and fix and provide for certain incidental OF tho de
parmens aud Offices OF and for other scaled
will be received this the
June next at IL O'Clock for furnishing tho following articles Of
one for tho use Of the House OF Representatives during the Thirty
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Sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
NY THE pRpsIpyNT or TuR n


PRESIDENT UNITED srATEs
TN pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
deni OF the United States do hereby
that public sale win be held Point Donpan county the
next for the disposal Of such the lands held by the United
in the townships Of land in said Territory and ceed
by said Indians in trust as aforesaid, to wit:
South @ ne base line and g The principal meridian
Townships No in heen sixteen seventeen, eighteen
Townships No hoo ranges seventooa eighteen nineteen and
treaty amounting whole to hundred acres aud situate in
townships two :, Of ranges nineteen and twenty.
Also at Pao Iykins county in said Territory commencing
Tuesday the twenty May next disposal
coniederatcd bands Of Kksk Peoria ankeshaw wea
ians as are situated within the undormon,onod townships q said
Territory and coded by said oonederaed bands aforesaid Wit
South ef the La line and east ef principal meridian
Townships neen sixteen and seventeen, OF twenty
Townships fifteen sixteen aud range twenty
Townships fifteen, sixteen and seventeen range twenty
Townships neen sixteen seyenteen and eighteen Of
Townships ateen sixteen eighteen range
tyiye
Provision having been made by the
treaty OF cesson that each individual member
bands should be ced sixty land and
IN addition hnt ton sections should be selected apart
ona by section Of six hundred
and forty acres should also be selected and
tho American Indian Mission Association and said amounting
about forty eight thousand having been following
townships aboyenamed, to wit:
Townships sixteon and seventeen range twenty two
Townships heen sixteen, seventeen and eighteen, twenty
Townships sixteen and seventeen twenty hereby
apart and reserved from
Also at lecmpon In said Territory Tuesday
twenty third day OF June next for the disposal
held trust by the United
OF Indians situated within the
prng the ,gn portion Of the Delaware
dais, in trust as aforesaid to wi
South Of The base line and east ef the prinfal nerdan
Townships five, SEVEN eight nine eleven range
Townships eight nine eleven,
Townships six eight nne and eleven range
Townships six soven, eight nine and ton Of eighteen
The terms Of said sales win received
below the valuation placed
duly appointed for the classifying
and being duplicate
therefor, which will DO delivered purchaser
Patents will subsequently purchased in
accordance with the laws force regulating the
The Offering the above lands will
spcctyely appointed and will tho
advertised with all conyonont despatch the
have been The closed.
All purchases paid the
following day at the risk of the defiultng
Given under hand the
day Of February eighteen hundred and nifty seven
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
BY tho President:
GEo W. MASyrKNsy
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
BNo newspaper authorized publish foregoing adyer
sionor Of InGian Affairs.
Erl, 1auvfI lima
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Change of the Place of Sale Of the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
1N the Delaware Lands Territory advertised
take place at Iecoon the 2d day next
changed TO- and will Osawkee Territory
day and date
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f. NIX,
Commissioner ad interim.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April 6, 1857.
April T-1awtlJme
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DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES
CLASS No 1-Pafe.
Item 500 white hid 10 post cxtra superdne faint lined
q 100 whio laid quarto post supeine unruled
g. ~ white laid Bath post superfne faint lined
A. 80 whitelad Bath post super1ne, unrucd
g. 125 laid paper sizo,
faint lined and gilt edged
g. l25 same article, unrued
superane mad note medium sizs gilt
edged
g. 100 white cap paper supsrnne faint lined
Q. 25 unruled
l25 paper
Proposals for the above the price per
OF B. and portion half
be furnished gilt edged If required
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OF hs Esa,5iR f additional land ia the STATE cf VIZ