The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
Report Of ses Secretary or lhs

"A the Secretary Of the interiors; Re.
4 port states that the quantity ofland
surveyed sinoe thelas REPORT. and mn
10 the 18th Of September laet was
I6,SfS, ,69U aoroS, eSclpsivo of sec.
tions. ''fi iird .. eieIi 5l g'd y
1 The execution Of tho eradhasiof
/ act hae raised many, grave QUESTION:
which call for tho interposition o
/ Congress- The Secretary says IL il
an important matter, and should be
I promptly disposed of either, by sane
Etioning and affirming the action ofthe
Land Office, Ordireotin0 tho patents
20 be issued without further require
meht. fIJ ped siI 13 ruE t'sa
! Tho quantity Of lands sold for cash
dating the fiscal year, was ovor nine
land a quarter millions Of acres and
the receipts therefor, SS.S9l,4l4.
J Tho total amount Of land disposed
! Of was over30, 600, 500 acres.
4 The Secretary suggests the ueccssi
Ity Of further power being granted 60
the Qommissioners Of Pensions to su-
jspend, diminish, ana discontinue pen
tsions, when the reason for granting
them has wholly or partially ceased.
NE Theinumber of patents issuod with /.
in theyoar will probably reach $500.
, The report says that sduring the
present administration flny-twol Iii.
dian treaties have been negotiated,
ltwenty6 of which remain 60 6o voted
upon BY the Senate A'I'sa'"f
/ BY these treaties the indian title has
been eStingaished to nearly $4,000,
1000, acres The aggresate money
EEeSGa9psigaSsrstIQp, Sap s. tbsFSiorr = $1l,1s4,
4 1NTTy9N',Un, wlJ 90 .9Ily ld, Io)
NJ The.lpiinps within our borders are
lsupposed tQgbe 100000, ,ns The coloni-
Eibon Of the Indians has hlready
been attended with the happiest re.
suits, and gives prUmIso Of steady
progress in the RmeliorRtion Of tleir
physical and moral condition. o.1os ID
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l. HFAsHIcEABLE RIGsISs "A lgjy array.
ledip the height Of existing fashion pre-
sents an interesting spectacle. Her dress
| piled tier above tier, renders her an exc
ample Of Beauty in tiers Of musline This
peculiar arrangement Of female costume
alfords facilities for the introduction of a
new pattern, which ,woald probably be.
come popular. Each tier might be igur.
ed with representations Of the port holes
of man-of'WaE carrying gunsy Thus
decorated with the semblanee OF, decks,
tbe little craft might sail down upon the
spectator with striking effect IN this
nautioRltrim.A young lady might exhibit
herself at fancy dress ball in the obap-
Hotor9f Fbs- SqEcy a,4refdssia;7uoless il
may be objected that 70 come it, in
Goekney phrase6logy. sd strong as tbiI
would be unsuitable to the ohaEioter Of
the weaken vessel n 'ssy oal 4eifi gis
TUE HEtoar 6.F I&FbbESoE. Some
time ago fellow was fcbarged hf the
Glasgow police eourtwilh stealing aiber-
ring barrel from . person in StookwaD
street. After the charge had been prov
PGd, tho principal accuser addressed the
tmh9istfates9 oi aef.1I o DIV ,stE92 "a
Deed, sir, Baillie, the man at the bar
is a gFeatrogpe; the stealing Of she bar
rel is nolbing 70 some Of his tricks, He
stole my sign board last week, and what
does your honor think he did wi'tg'' ''.'
lo'That would be hard for mo TO say ID
ln fWeel, sir. III tell ye. He ybroug ght IL
into my own. shop, VII my own name
ont and offered TO sell met, and said he.
tho. ii would be mair use to me than
any body else. '-'''l o .i'l 2b % 'No oa
The Louisville Journslremarks that the
effect Of the election, thus fac, is, i,
The Freesoil party is decidedly stron.
ger at this moment than IL was on the 4th
Of November. If Mr.. Buchanan, as
President. shall meet in any degree the
wishes aud expectations of bis Southern
friends and supporters tbst party viii in
less than one year be powerful enough to
sweep the Democracy from the face Of the I
land in every pou'SlRvehOlding State in
the Union 81 ia 4gaEh l lleH slm
f
Howell Cobb has just issued book |
from the GsorgiS press, for private circus
lhdong entitled 'ScriptnPal Examination |
fftha Institution Of Slavery intended /
to prove that the Development Of Slavery I
in the United States is calcuiat, d to Sc !
cdte''civiiahd religious liberty to the /
= eein Africa. 1tis freely distributed /
among public. men with the authors
compliments, os lsf sema liri IS
TRUR As PRn4cmHd1 Aunt May saw
over tailoFs's'do6r a sighlbearingtke in
scFiptioRi 'FOVptain Of Fashiou.' sAhp
exclaimed ahs, that must be the place
where tho squirts come from II,
Anol lady in Springfield Is 50 afrsidl /
Of NgSters that she womb allow her geesel
to take swim till she has placed bislpre-l
servers on them. 81 s.rmils5 sW
U, I.El,a tl aUIIi ~ ,I.lHa ~
We heard Of an economical man who
always takes his meals 10 front Of a mir
TOfi be does this 70 double the dishts. IfI
that isn't philosophy We wonder wha.
IS, ~ .rar,tss6i 1
\. a SasPensioh Bridge Is 10 oqhtempla-
ton, TO DO huilt across the Ms sissppi all
ST. Louis, 10 be siQhtX'L four feet above