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thehmn of Trrre-Haute, at the urtrrotn onned by Judge lemI ?ir arrangements are such ith rt- {actable establishments in city of New York, that tlicy Hoot* rtantly be supplied with

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BY jfLUTHOlUTF.

hAWS OF THK PVITIN» PTATKft *»\SSRD AT TUB SECOND SESSION OP TilE tWCNTIir.'ll CO.VGRI«.

[PUBLIC, NO. 38.)

AN AC'l making appropriations for carrying into effect certain y-eatie* witli the Indian tribes, and boldin£ a treaty with the PoUwatunj*». lie it inacU by (he Senate and Home of Jicprmtniaiirt* of the United Slate* of America iit bfigrc** n$temhled, That the following sains be, and therame are hereby, appropriated, viz

For the annual support of a school for the education of Indian youth, under the treaty of the filth August, one thousandei^ht hundred and twenty six, with the Chippewas, one thousand dollar**# t'or tiicjjpajruicnl of Ihe annuity to the Pat^pPlirnns, under the treaty of the sixUtiilh October, one thousand eight hundred and twenty -six, t« thou--anl dollnr*.

For faWHinjr the stipulations of the same treaty in regard to education, t^o thousand dollars.

For the aunuaI support of a blacksmith and miller, and for furimhinft one hundred and sixty busheUof sale, under the same treaty, one thousand Hve hundred ami twenty dollar*.

For the ixvyn»^it of the prlhfcanent annuity under the fourth art»c!e of the treaty with the Miajnies »*f the twenty third October, one thousand ei^ht hundred and twenty wx, tweuty Ave thousand dollars.

For the delivery of iron, steel, and tobacco, under the»ame treaty, and for the employment of laborers, one thousand oue hundred dollar*.

For ti:'.' annual suppor? of the poor aod infmu Mianties, and (he education of their youth, under the *ixth article of said treaty, two thou^ td «!u!lars

Korii akinp «4l a cJeAcieiicy in the aj -npri .turn t«» tarry into eflect the fo»i .rieie of the treaty of the seroi a u! third of June, one thousand and twenty fire, with and Kansas Indians *uteen tlKHmnd eight Jumdretl and ninety fi*r dolbn and fun* cents.

s-t l.umlre»l the ttei:

For the payment of the snm stip«l*ted in tlte second article of the arrc^ment ejter» into with the Winner u.jo ludiat% t»fi the twenty fifth of August, oue tltmoand etfht hunt!red and twenty e,-.f, twenty thoofaii*! dollars.

For the jjaymeiit ot the |^rrr-tjent a?»#tiily stipulated the *e* oi, nrtj. -14^the treaty with the P,.',..n. i,,.»i» Indians on the twenty fii'th of Au^nt, one thouv^pt! '(it li 'iicired and twenty eir-1, two thousand dollars.

Forth#» aMnent of the limited annuity -t •!..•»,-! in the fame article, ot«r thcut-uui

Fortl»« ptjri hiiMs of poods and the p«j meet in specie stipulated in *aid article, inciudn transportation, forty five tluxt-znd fire hundred dlam.

I1 or tJ»e expers'e of farming, foruten»«!«,sper?fieii «aid article, seven tn«u^4iid f.*e hundred dollar*.

For tobacco iron, steel, education, annuity to principal hief, employment of laborers, ami purchase of land grrd-.itedto Nancy Burnet, two thoooutni nine hundred und »ixiy dtdUrn.

f.l«e

For the ment of claims afainst

lV»taw stiij.p*,stipulated in 11« third -rti le of%:udtreaty, ten thousand eight hundred ami ninety the -fiars.

F*r expense* of ^seerfaiuinff the va!uc ofpr. er!y helon^ii to tle missiona ij the rm loval of which in prov for in the fifth article of the tatd treaty, three hundred di.il i:n,

Foreotiipen«ation tu Chcnkee Indiam etnisrratin^ from «ttiiin the charters! limits of tbe 8tatc ol Oe»rgia, in pursuance of the provmons of the treaty »f the «ixth of 1-41, one thousand ev ht huni{ ed and twrnty eight, with ti»e Cherokee* of Arkansa*, upon the supposition thai fire hundred may emi--rate «ithin the year, that i* t« say Kor incltHif a tinhnee due on rifles pmeha»e4 U»t year, f«r blankets, for bras* kettle*, and for tobacco, ten U»ou*aod seven hundred and twenty loor dollars, and sev nty f»ve cents,

I 'oi «\pense oft rut importation of those articles, t»vo thousand dollars. For payment for proj»erty which may he abandoned by tJh«*rokee» emigrating fromieor^»i*,five thoosanddollar*.

For expense of emigration, ten dollars per head, five thouciml dullars. For ooo year's provinion* for emigrants, fifteen ihottf^d dolbrs.

For grratmty of l^i dollar* to each entrant, a* per efW»h article of the trebly, hvj tliousan* iolfttr*. ft or compensationappraisers of property" abandoned bt emigrants, as provided in eighth art of said trenty, and of such oth^ pewifp as it nmy he necoftt^ to employ executing tie provi*to\r*?ofsai(j^(ritcle, tix Uousand five hui*«4^ dollaja,

Forc«)|iipeniat}on ftir improvements which iuft*» 1h» abandoned by the Cherokee* of T^rkansas, as is provided in the fourth article of said treaty, estimfttfngrfm ne thousand head« of faniiJitas, thirty «t veu thousaiiil dollars.

For eompi"usation of appraisers of property K» -»ndoueJ, in pur»usuiee ol AfUole, lor expcs&cs of re mo*

valof aged and infirm Indians, five thousand dollars* HEC. 2. nd be it farther enacted, That •the several sums hereby appropriated shall he paid out of any money iu the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.

AJSOUEW .S'iEVK.VsuN, Speaker of tint Ifouse of Representatives. JO is C. (JALIIUI'N,

Vicf President of the United States^ and President (f the Senate. APPROVED—2d March, 1*29. 4PUN UKINOY ADA M.S.

fPtWLic—No. 39.]

A^ ACT making appropriations for «tho public buildings, and other pur)HiS0S. ftp il cnacted by the Senate and House of Tieftmentutires of the Untied States of Jhnerica in Cottgress Assembled, That the following sums be#ppropriated and paid out of auy money in the treasury /iot otherwise appropriated, for the following purposes, rcspuclively, to wit:

For repairs and othe^ivork necessary to be done in and about the Capitol and its enclosures, eighteen thousand seven hundred and sixty twodollars and sixty three cents. 'For erecting fourteen additional lamps in or around Capitol squayef two hundred and ten dollars.

For keeping lighted twenty foul lamps in or around said square, six hundred and live dollar*. «r erecting an iron rail fenwaiid central gate on that part of the' |ill ufljoi

iblie

For work to be done on aud about the President's bouse aud enclosures, six thousand three hundred and siily oue dollars and eighty six cents. l|or furnishing the President's house under the direction of the President of the I nited States, fourteen thousand dollars.

For the purchase and enclosure of the square numbered two hundred and fifty nine, on the plan of the city, eight thousand dollar*.

For repairs and expenses of the fire apparatus of the Columbia and Franklin -ine Companies* »ix hundred and forty dodars. ffo enable the President of the United Btates to contract with Liugi Per*ieo tu execute two statues in front of the Capitol, four thousand dollars.

For h*iance of compensation to N. Getelot for sculpture in 4ite Capitol, seven humlred sod fifty dollars. 8»x\ 2. And be ii further emitted. That the PrcMiient oft he Inited .Mate* be, and he hereby is authorised to continue ir. effjee the Architect of the Capitol, as 1 ng a» may he neecs#ary fi IJ execution of the work to done upt^n the Capitol, under the first section of this act at hi* present rate of compensation. t', ^v€\ And be itfn 'Krr enarftd. That the CftiHf-^ioncr of public buihliiigs annually in^iic to Cot -re** at the com meneement of the

the manner in which all appropriatiot for the publir buildm a«d ground* have been a*-j'*i*d—of the nu/nber of public loii soiti or remaing un*u each year—of the c«jnditjfjn of the public tii: iings and pubP grounds, and of the ineaaurea necessary lobe taken forth preservation and care of the jmbltc property.

Amiti®-,1d March,

He it actik by the Sennte and llou*? RepresrutatiJit of the Undid States of Amtrka tn Cungrtu assembled. That the following sums be, and the same are hereby, appropriated, to wit: or repairing the damages sustained by the piej^"under coiuktruction at the mouth ot Oswego river, from a severe gale in October last, seven thousand four hundred and seventy two dollars.

J'or closing the breach made ju the peninsula at Presipie T*le Bay, Pennsylvania, seven thousand three hundred and ninetv dollars & twenty-five cents.

For completing the fractions of pier* at the mouth of Dunkirk Harbor, in the state of New-York, nine thousand eight hundred and twelve dollars and seventy five cents.

For completing the removal of obstruutious at the mouth of Ashtabula Creek, Ohio, *ix thousand nine hundred At forty dollars twenty five cents*

For completing the removal of obstruction* at the mouth of Cunningham Creek, Ohio, two thousand nine hundred aud fifiy-six dollar*.

For improving CleavelanU Harbor, Ohio, twelve thousand one hundred and seventy nine dollars.

For completing the removal of obstructions at the mouth of Huron river. Ohio, five thousand cute hundred and thirty live dollars.

For completing a Pier at I.a PI a inane© U.»y. Michigan Territory, two thousand three hundred and eighteen dollars.

For continuing to improve the nay| nation of the Ohio and Mi*sii«*ijpLr' en, fifty thousand dollars.

For reinov ing ob*t ruct ions in vannah river, below the city oft nab iu (ieorgia, being a balance propriatiotiK carried to the sur on the thirty fijit vf Decec

To complete the north frout of the |tl,e Presdient he, and he hereby is, auPresident'* house, according to the original plan, by erecting a portico, twenty four thousaud teven hundred rk sixty nine dollars twenty five cents.

thousand e%ht hundred and twentyeight, twenty-four thousaud four hundred and ninety dollars.

Sw. 2. And be. it further enacted. That the several sums hereby appropriated shall be paid out of u«^ money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated

Approved: 3 M*roh, 18^9.

[PUBLIC, No. 41.Y""

AN ACT for the preservation and Impair of the Cumberland Koad. Tie it enacted by the Senatc aud JJoum of Representatives of the United State* of America in Congress assembled. That the sum of one hundred thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby granted, to he paid out of any money if. the 1 rcasury not otherwise appropriated, to the purpose of repairing bridges, walls, and other works, on th Cumberland l'.ai, I.ast ol V\ lie* li:.g, where thesun.e may be necessary, in the judgment of the Su|eiiiitendant, for the purpose of puttiug tl^e said rou.l in impair ad the said superintendent shall Ire app( in ted by the' President of tie United States, and shall reeeive the same compensation as tl.e -Sup«»rintt iHient of the said road west of heeling.

Approved, 3d March, IhiiV.

ground we*t of the Capitol which uiijoins the cireularwalk, twenty eight hundred Representatives of the L.ittd States dollars. Ame^-ain L'ongrest attcinlied, hat

[Ftkmc—No. 42.1

ACT to authorize the President of the Fnited States to cause the reserved !Salt Springs in the state of Missouri to "be exposed to puhlick sale. He it cnacted by the Senate and House

thorized^ at any time that

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-Nn. lo.) 'di ot ii apprepria-15 .. a

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N tions for coir pietinr ai.d repairing pier*, for the iaiprA Hoeot of certain f.:--riors ssd of the navigation o! coru.u ^tfers.

**if

•nay w»Vf

he shall think

•proper, to cause the reserved

Salt

springs and contiguous lands, in the State of Missouri, helouging

the I

nited Mtates and unclaimed by individuals, to be exposed to sale, in

the

same

manner that other public lands are authoro/«d, by law, to be sold. Approved, lid March, lb2U. *. ———. !1 [PCBLH No. 4^.1 AN act to authorise Uie President of the I nited .States to cause. th reserved I.ead Mines, iu tne state ot

Missouri to be exposed to public sale, uid for other purposes. Fie it enacted by the Senate and Home of Repretet tntivesqf the United States of Amirtca (ongrc** assembled, That the President be, aud he hereby is authorized, at any time that he shall think proper, to cause the reserved lead mines, and contiguous lands, in the *tatc of Missouri, belonging to the iuted State*, unclaimed by any individuals. to he exposed to sale, in tl5. same manner that other public lands are aulhoru d, by law to he sold except as hereinafter provided. ^vr. 2. Aid bt it further enacted^ That six moi.ths notice, at ast, of the fune« and places «'f the «aid sale*, shall be given in such newsjopen of general circulation insiich«»f the states a* tl President :i) ||.ink expedient, witl

th»eription of tiit mineral region in hriet" Hi&souriand of the lands to he ottered for sale, showing the number**." thelocalitie*of the different mines now known,

nm. a report of! 'bc probability of discovering other*.

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the quality of the ore the facilities for working it, the further facilities, if any. for manufactories of

shot

sheet lead,

and paints, and the means and expense of transporting the whole to the principal markets in the Tinted States. ts rt !i. And be it further enacted, Tba in all cases of confirmation or sab-* of tanus in Missouri reported to contain lead ore, the patent shall issued to the person in whose favor the confirmation has been made, or to the purchaser from the 1 nited State* or their ti«irs or assignees, a* in ordinary case of confirmation or fcale*.

Approved: 3d March, 18*29

fPcBLtf—No. 44.] a

\N ACT to incorporate the Washington Alexandria, and George Town steam Packet Company.

Jit it enatied by the Senate and House of Repress Hint ires of the Unfitted Sintts America™ CttHgrrtt nurmf /rd, I hat from and after the passing of this act all those persons who have already associated and form* d, or may hereafter join, a company or limited partnership, under the tiamcA* title of the aldington, Alexandria^. (ieorgeTown Steam Packet Company, and their successors, shall be, and they are hereby, incorporated, and made a body conporate, and politic, by the name and style of the Washington, Alexandria, and George, I'owu Steam Packet ('ompany and. as such, shall continue until the first duy of January, one thousand eight huudrtd and lorty-nine and by that name may sue and be sued, implead and be impleaded, answer and he answered, defiled aud be defended, in courts of records, and any other place whatsoever aud by that name may havo and hold, purchase, receive, possess, enjoy, aud retain, lands, rents, tenements, hereditaments, geoils, chattels, and effects, of what nature, kind or quality, soever, necessary for the objects of this incorporation and the same may sell, grant, demi**, alien, and dispose of and by that name shall have, during the continuance of tKuftet succession and

"xuiunon

ject to the ruies^femulations, restrictions, limitations, and provisions, herein described and declared. i-. ):d bf it further enacted That the capital stock of the said Company 3hall consist of not exceed ir *event.y-fiv'e thousand dollars, money cf be linked States, to be divided into shares of one hundred dollars each.

appointed under his hand and seal, at all elections, in virtue of this act am shall have a» many votes as he shall have shares.

Si:. 4. And be it further enacted, That a general meeting, of the stockholders of the said ompany sh.di i-e holden on the first Monday of January ue\t, after the passage yf this act, and on the first Monday o* January in eveiy year thereafter at eh plate witiiin the District of Columbia a-s the Presideut and Directors shall appoint, •y giving two weeks notice in one or more of the newspapers of the District for the purpose ef electing i-irectora tor the eim.ing year who shall mi &pccdHy after their election, ami chot-sc a President and the President and rectors, for the time being shall con tin ue in otl.ce until others shall be duly lected in their places, and he organiiet by the assembling of a quorum, aud the choice ofa President. At all etc lions, the person* having the greatest number of voles shall be deemed to chosen: all elections shall he held tu. derthe superintendence of the Prei den' of the Company fir the time being, and four stoc kholders, not being a the I uie Director*., appointed I ti oard of Directors any three of whoti si,all be tne judges thereof, and wu shall immediate!) tncreafter notify ti« p«*rsons ele fed, and make a returi therrof to the Directors, at their fii^t meeting should two or more persons have the same number of

Sue. 6. And be it farther enacted That the hook^, correspondence, a no papers of the companj, shall, at all time*, be subject to the inspection o.( the Director*. »,

S»:t. 7. A,id lie it further, enacted, 'f ha the President at«l Director* shall have {lower to appoint all officers or sen ants requisite for executing the business of the said Company, and to establish the compensation to he made to the President and to the other officers or servants of the said Company, respectively, but no compensation shall be given to a Director, for his services, except by a vote of the stockholders, in a general meeting.

Si:e. w. ,Qrd be if fojiher enacted. That the President and Directors shall have power to call a general meeting of the stockholder*, for purposes concerning the interests of the Company giving at least two weeks notice in one or more nt *j nj eu i! '1 1 if-11 iet.

Set-. 0. And be it flirt her enacted That the shares of the capital stock, at auy time owned by any individual stockholder, shall be transferable only on the book* of the Company, according toj such rule* a* may. conformably he established in that

cute all cts, neeessary or proper i- said Coir.pr.ny shall uevVr be'imp:Jred objects of said incorporation, sub- by dividends.

And he if further enacted,

That the affairs of the said Company shall be conducted by four Directors and a President, whose place, if chosen trom among their number, shall he supplied by that body. Two of the J.ircctors, with the President, shall forn, a hoard or quorum, for transacting all the business of the Company. In case of the sickness of the President or his necessary absence, his place may he supplied by any director, whom he, by writing, under his hand, may nominate for that purpose or iu case of his not making such nomination, the bcurd may appoint a President to act during hi» sickness or absence. The president and directors who may be iu office at the lime of the passage of this act, shall continue in office under and by pursuant to this act it ought to hav® irtue of this act of incorporation, un-• been made, the said Corporation' shall til others hall be duly chosen in their

votes,

th«

other individuals elected Director shall determine, by ballot, from amen* said persons, who shall be Director cu Director#. All election* shall he pened at ten o'clock in tl forenoi and closed at three in the af ernoon. er P. /1 it a That the President and Directorsshnl! have full power to make, revise, altet and annul, all such rules, oitiers, bylaws, and regulations fir the* go\ cmmem of the said orpcration, tl:a« it* nlfjcer*, *en-ants and afTairs, as the shall from tune t« time, think cxp«. ent and to use, employ, and dispose the fund* and property of the said con pany, for the interest and benefit tie stockl lder=, and agreeably to ti objects of thesaitT incorporation.

President and Directors but all debtsH0,lse

»rt.ra|lydu. lothecon1|.nnyl,ya,tmk-

ladder, requesting a transfer, must !o

S1.ti»fied

In'tore .uch transfer .hall be

mad e. St. 10. And he it further enacted, That the dividci.ds of the profiWof the Company, or so much of said profits as shall be deemed expedient and proper, ViuUl he. ill tUfi

SEC. I And he if further eiadedt That, if the said Directors shall,,at any time, wilfully and knowingly, stake o# declare any dividend which shall iflfr* pair the said capital stock, all the Directors present at. the making or de« daring of said dividend, aod consenting thereto, shall be liable in their in-* dividual capacities, to the Companyi for the amonnt or proportion of said capital stock, so divided by the said Directors aud each Director who shall be present at the making or declaring of such dividend, shall be deemed ta have consented thereunto, uoless'hd shall immediately enter, in writing, hi* dissent, on the minutes of the proceedings of the board.

SEC. 12. And be it farther enazted. That, if any vacancy shall, at any time happen, among the Directors, by death resignation or otherwise, the rest of the Directors, for the time being,sha^i elect a Dire. tor to fill the vacancy.

See. l.'h AndJ,e it further enacted, 1 hat, in case it should, at any time# happen that an election of Directofp should not! made on any day whefe

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stead. No person shall he a direcU,ri^'S!'0'VfM'' 'JU* it shall be l^^ful, on any or president, who is not a stockholder:j°*ber day, to hold and ma^p an elecand a Director ceasing to he a stock-°f directors at a meeting tob# holder, shall cease to he a Director, jcallcd in such manner as shall he preKvery stockholder shall he entitled to}

f"r that cause, he deemetf to be

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vote by hi!!iselt i.is agent, or proxy, Corporation.

the laws aud ordinances of

pproved, '!d March, *?C°P.

FOREIC*?r.

VEKV LATE FROU KUROPiG.

'5? Th** fv^cVaptain GRAHAM,

For/.-, JIny

et shit' Canada arrived estenlay from iv»*rroolj whe- ce she sailed on th^^s^rpnte^nth uIt We have nnr^t paper*, shipping lists, letters Re. to the latest »te*. from which he. hav® extracted the verv interesting intelligenre vhich occupies ourco!umd| this (nomio^r

ENQLA.VD.

Cathohe Kmareiaatjpft Accnm» Pushed I he Catholic Relief Bill passed the HpQse I ords ot thr 'Oth of A,. /riajfonty ofonc fmn'red and^ ^received th^ Ko^ al assent,nia^ion, ori th® 3th o' April Bill for tii# '.'tiarifiration ofTrWft F^reehohlfrs^ •he £10 Bill.) also passed on tffQ IOth, and re#(^ed tfie f?r»va| as« -ent on th^ TStki 4)u the patMi^e of the Rt lit ft!) the votes stqmjr— Contents—present 14P Pro*t ies fw| f»13 N'on-Contents—present 76 Prosit

ICS 109 Majority, 104 the Ijowhr C. wrier, ofA/^ril 13}

Hovse of !xrd*. th erenirg —At quarter before four clock, the or Chancellor, the Farlof Shaftsb'iry, and Lord F.Meriboroneh appeared in their robes as 'v** Commissioner*

A nrssage nving been sent for 'he attendance of tbe Commons, af~ a shor: fini^

I he peaker arft! a considera hie •imberof members appeared at th« bar

The Lords Commissioners thru nv«j bis Majesty's Royal assent lOf the W'

Roman Caiholic ftrl.ef Tli't, Irish Party Sh1llinz tree holder^ Oisfranch semen' liitt arid a n^ntb» of private Bill* and 'bus has the measure become the iau of tho id.

Forty or fifty Peers were present The Duke of Nor'olk was ia attendance

Howe Covimons, This Fven~ ig Tlte speaker took the chair to-day at half past three, and was hortly after summoned ta th! House of Lord*, to hear the Royal assent given by commission. to certain bil's. The speaker imme diately proceeded to the Lords, s»|^ tended bv more than a bund members On the return of\ Speakc the announcement by Jt^ that the Roval assent bail beenc en to the Roman fa'bo'ie Bill, was received wilh the |Mes^ cheers ever heard witlr/ *b« walls of thiv I ons

Th bill became operat/*^ |b® '2Hd April (St l*eorgjp ^rr to law,i Long ere this the Jfingtj)u Catbot^C behalf, by the Peers have tfkeu thei»ats in tb®.

I,o"rils Th^ ar^e'gbt

in n,miber viz tha

/,.ke of Nor-

folk- th« K"»l

orSM"1'"^.

Clifford, Lord Loid l)or4 mer, I#ord Petre/ Lord

dford,

Lord Stourton.,/Tha Iriah Catholic Peers can*oi of Lords as toprtsfTitati

lie Peers can'o^y sit in the Ho-iso of Lords as Hkpreswtative Peers b^t op foregoing certain prmbgs* t, ^E^triay, like Prot'stant rish *v jn the lloue of om» ehctfcd for any

v4|!di*st SMn of