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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

%SA q CUUNIhl FLAOE IU LEI,
Lux situate ReveDswood. the baHk OF the East
River about halt mile from Haliers Cove Astoria and
!r view the ty, consisting OF genteel add
couodus house. saltab,e for large fGslly, and
five acres Of land. Rent moderate.
Also-FoR SALE ery cheap for cas if applied for irme
diaely three lsis oand on North side OF hsree',
7ih avenue
Alsa--Ecn SALE OF TO LET the house No IS Beach-st
three stories ;I hight with al the conveniences
Appiylu W. H. HARRISON, No 4 New-st
: " OF law Offices 70 le. Apply sboye. ml6 e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Sur-
4 ropate of he County Of NewYork, Eotice Is hereby
ycn r., all nrrsons having claims against Aasa JacEscn
s,c ef the civ of New York. merchant deceased TO pre-
sent the same with the vouchers thereof 20 the noscDs
AZ his store No. Is Coenle slip, in the city OF Ne@-Iok
on or shsore the twenty fifth dag OF January next,
Dk, ii New-Tork the Twenty second Gay OF July, si!
~ Eiaasm+ RALPH MEAD. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

4a aWANTED-Apar.m consisting of
rooms on the IL. or Cd toor with paniries Loca-
.i must b. between Fulton Liberty and Broad
way eaa Greenwich suee1he rent not 10 exceed 10
Ai:!ress O. @ at this Office The apartments wall be
cupied by gentleman, wife and mother n-iaw-
CHILDREN. s private family preferred. m3i 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
EN- PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

y fUItSUANIE OF dH oIUtI ul s!IV ~
z rogale OF the County Of New-forh notice IS herehy
given 10 ali persons having claims agans. Nancy CadWe
late of the City of NewYork vtow, deceased to present
tie same with the vouchers terro tie soescrieer at
tie sore Of Atter glcn, OF Chdihan and Ho-
streets city OF NewYork, or before the rs day
of Apr uext-Da;tG Newly FORK. the 18th day Of Septenl-
hrr Igt2 30 faw6pt WM P. =. CALDWELL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
rNs PURSUANCE of an order of the sn,

roga,a Of the County OF EewYork. notice is berph
gwen 10 al persons having elau's Nargpre, McK,
HE Of the Cy OF New York, widow, deceased TO p,e
the sane with the vouchers thereof 10 Tic sbcrbef ~
the store No 2f7 Broadway, the City OF Newly on
before the twerfyhird day OF August eeZi Dse. New
YORK the t-enty.scvcnih day OF February, lefS
9sf ,.ysrna JAMES PATTON, Execute,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
al oersons having Claims against iargare, Stewart,
se Of Ihe City of NewTork, single woman, deceased TO
present the Same with vouchers thereof 10 the
his oce No 20 Chambers street, 10 the City OF New-Ioik,
on or before the ninth day May next Dated
the 7th dag of November. A. d. 1872
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18

hposfaey OF the Apotheearies.-It would seem that thew
were lormenya very sober set of men; for according to the
oa 'ehnoaro, they mad three seruPtes to a druehm; but what
ever those scrlples originally may have been, some of the
apothecaries of our own day have got over them.
Shao5y Hound.-A fellow who won't lend n ,,o,6--
of Limitations. wv S"'u'e
a smoking AneedOte.-At Frankfort. lately. +, cur;op,
cirSums'ance occurred, illustrative of the character Of IN.
sufy English and the dull German. In a coffee oou , -
Engishman was Standing too close with his b,cL o,bo s,onn
~ a uernlnn Kept close TO him, putting the uns,vourv f,,,e
~ hs cigar INTO ms face. The Engli-hman demonstrated,
va ue qIet Cerman Kept putting away "a II n. had ~,
hesfd the Engishman's voice. AT last the E,,IsLu.-
showed a hshun2 disposition. and maintained ,h,I mo 80
mac a right to puff smoke out Of his month into ,no,,a.m.".
dCe anu ua' smoking ought u be Confined to smoking min.
ces. The heavy German. with all the slowne"s pa pa
gtaVity oil his nation, coldly replied IN the wors, of
nns"Sn, ya' ar Iohn Bull, what night have
you TO complain to make OBJ de smell OBJ my smok. when
your one coat have bin burn and make big smell for ~
minutes and l nothing say TO your" The Englishman 10
ms great discontinue, found that his coat, or rather cIo,L
was shriyelled and burnt up to his waist by the Go,r,ns,sns
NOn-PHnetuaiity Of the Far De Cen.
rs IN a work on the subject of Time, relates an anecdote
oil a certain Chancellor D'Aguesseau, to the following pur.
por::-"The Chancellor, observing that his wife .Iw,sr A.
Iayed ten or twelve minutes before she came down 10 Jin.
ner' and being loath TO lose so much precious time daily.
commenced the composition OF n work, which he prosecuted
only whilst he was thus kept waiting. The resul, n !,
the end OF fifteen years, a book in three volumes ou,rto.
whlch has gone through several editions, and is much es.
TENED" The anecdote is told as an illustration of the VA.
lue OF time, and to show how much might be made of the
very crumbs and Parings of this valuable commodity.
In Tlasgow, recently, a~clodpole, fresh from the plough. was
asked what church he had attended the Sunday before7 ~
tnink 1t was called hllmarnock, - said Peter, gravelv. "KI.
marnock" raid the other, there is no charch Of that name
IN town" "Oh yes, though" continued Peter, 81 know il
was hilmaFnock, for when the precenter began to sing. he
put up a board in front of him, and "Kilmarnock" was writ.
ten on It in large leiters.'
The Ruling PdssioH-It is remarkable that. with 4 high.
~ poeucsl temperament, Sir Humphrey Dayy seems to have
been senseless to the beauties OF art. The wonders of the
Louvre extracted from him no sign of pleasure; he paced the
room IN hurried steps, in apathy, reused only by the sigh,
oil an Anunous, sculPturedln Alabaster; "Gracious heaven,"
he then exclaimed, "whata beautiful stalacute ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
DAVID WHITEHEAD.


"ENrLEAEN-Athough tuay be considered unnecessary for mo
10 q another proof 10 the Justly deserved celebrity Of YOUR invaL
uHole preparations OF saRapanIa, yet Tor the benefit of NV fellow
men e z bound 10 proclaim the facts-From being a most helm
css cripple with a disease OF the lower extrcmi,ies. which spread
over the legs insteP an. feet distressing me go much, as 10 render
ne almost miserable; ] am now quite recovered aud entirely by
The Is OF your Sarsaparla. For two years I was unable "a wear
n shoe' and the right foot and ANGLE were very much swollen
winch At times discharged water and pus freeiy-accoinpapied with
violent itching and burning sensations, so as TO deprive me of all rest.
gave up IN despair and supposed ainpuiation would be necessary.
u nearing oil great cures made by your SarsapanIa. | resolved TO
make another effort to regain my heath-and now. under the
blessing OF aknd Providence, am thankful to say I am well. Wnl,
Ie'Ings OF gratitude TO you and thankfuiness to the giver OF all
good, for thus blessing the means.
JAMES MCCONNELL, No. 100 Greenwich ST
Is 10 certify that i. James Mcconnell called on me and ~
hibited his foot and leg and stated. that by the uae Of eleven bot
teso u sands's sarsapanlh, a perfect cure had been effected. Win
feehngs oi te warmest gratitude tn Messrs. Sands in thus being in
simmental under Divine Providence. in curing and restoring him to
"ea'h' requests me 10 give this certificate. RIO. JONES,
Alderman 9Th Wand OF the City Of New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
ROBERT MOTT.
SANDS S%ARSAPARlLLA,

" inc use OF sands SlrslpnTnll
From the Mem Jersey Journal, AprI "a. Is43
SANDss SARSAPARILLA-The letter of Mr. david Iy,,,o
neal oil ihis town, furnishes undoubted testimony nj m. ,,ru., 90
msm eDeihe' Mi. w. has been a great sufferer for many vc,,,
u j. NeH known TO most Of our cnizcn~-isa highly re.n.c,,h,.
mlh-and ms statement is fully entitled tn credit. Tn. bsn.G, -
ing. I aS"hSh
Eii[AhETurowN, Nav JERsEy, April IL. Is43
WIN the most heartfelt gratitude, would take this n,a1,,I or "a,
~ % YOU land wish II were 10 the whnc World. the gr.,, b.ros,
uenNeni from me use Of your Saraparla, which. if conl1 b,v. hi
IL " years ago ! confidently believe that should now ). !. ,,.r
man. l nave been afflicted with a cIScER in the fac. for ,,y,,
% wehiy years which has continued 10 spread from that linz nm
o"nhh o TWO mr. three months; Though its ray.ses h,v. b.ann
much more rnp!d within the last five years. During that p.ruod /
V mlue Use 81 various remedies, but all have failed About
nve years ago put myself under the treatment of the ceLrhr,,cJ
W. lawson 81 Albany remaining with hun live weeks helm, ~.
uuc'u " DO - by Ls warranting n cure. l left him WORSE than when
i "''u' lhasmuch as ! yet had, when went IN him, mart of a ,nsa
Du' returned without any. From that time up TO within thuree u,o,rns
! nave used various advertised medicines which promised euras Inn,
"rhou avail y year ago my upper lip and Jaw, and uuuer te.tb
or mafey gone whichalmost prevented me from taking v,h,t liz.
lie % was necessary for sustenance. About three months opoI
commenced taking your invaluable sarsapaiIa. which has had tho
10 res'ote my appetite, has stopped the progress of the cancer
!" - n"N heainhe very last and my general health is better than
II mas eeh III several years and has in all probability been the c,n
OF prolonging my life until now. and will 4 con6Ieufiv beTcyo -,
Coos blessing, restore me entirely to health For the bercr, ~
ouler wish you TO make this public, and would be pE,d 10 I,ve
any aheted IA a similar manner TO call upon me in Ehz,betb,ov,
IN rde F" witness the Truth Of the foregoing Statement. lam know
ing 10 o'he instances where It has been highly successful Iv,outt
also mention that / have been subject TO attacks of erysineIas Which
mas enurey lett me. Nours, with esteem,
DAVID WIUTEup An
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
From the Boston Times.

TTTTT TT NITIW TITUH-
SANps SARsArARILLA-of all tile diseases TO which the
human frame II subject, none are more frequent " OF distress
ing than cutancous disorders. ScrOf1l0uS diseases m hereditary
ana the salt rheum and similar affections are handed down from ma
rents u ehHiren through many successive generations. These AZ
ectons are mol only exceedingly troublesome and ANNOYING in them
selves W have hitherto been Incuuhle. some medicine and mode
OF treatment it's true, have been found to alleviate and seemingly
partial cure and rage with more violence than ever. We were.
therefore prepared TO subject the prctcnsions Of Sands Sarsataril
"a severe scrutiny. We have carefully and critically examined te
'ams OF 'he VropreiorS and are now ready 10 endorse their state
ne.is Ih' ehleacy ofthe Sarsapanua, preparedb by Messrs. Sands, Of
" e. Is proved by satisfactory statements from the most respectable
Huthorues Incomes recommended BY the highest authority. and
cases are recorded in which It has effected the radical cure Of M
tents who have suffered for years without alienation Of their mis-
cry ~ medicine Is prepared by an elaborate chemical process
py "hcn ne curative properties Of the Sarsapaula are extracted
ahd hRed ana these are then strengthened AMI combined in an nd-
mixture Win other efficient remedies. The discovery will DO hail
ed by thousands IN all the large cities Of the Union.
Sahs SdIsaPaHH1 wall alO Umeve and permanently cure dis
cases having their origin IN an impure state Of the blood and dc.ra-
=" h''u ol nc general constitution. viz scfofula, or kings evil
~ Us various forms rheumatism, obstinate cutaneous eupuons
p"ch's' piles pinples. or pnsues on the face chronic sore
e's Wng"oIm or letter scald head, enlargement and pain Of
ue bones ana JOINTS stubborn ulcers syphluic symptoms. diseases
W's"E non an Hpnhcious use Of mercury, female arrangements,
and other similar complaints.
The public are respectfully requested q, rrtpepbcr thai II ss,pds.
sarsapauNi Tint has and Is constantly achieving such remarkable
cures OF The most difficult class II diseases 10 which the human
irame - subject aui ask Tor Sands Sarsaparla. and take no other.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail and for crroration. by
n u Sands a Co. No. ga, Broadway, Granite Buidings) conner
OF Chambers stree, New HoTk. and by Druggists generally through.
out the United States. Price ~ per bottle, SIX bottles for s..
NOrE-the original documents may be- seen BY calling al our
store, No. 2T3 Broadway.
ALEXANDER DUvAL A co.
Agents, by special appointment for the propictors, Tor Richmond
a" Nlchny' fc f-dtNctaf
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VOLUME 30. NUMBER Al.

winch had paid back the love Of his Young affection. ~,,n
iaine-~ho. lashed to the cresking mast. Ind vowsJ g ~
was spared, to devote his future life to her slone-or wan
uered an'Ids, the sunlight beauties OF Rome. with a wild
hunger itself could utterly quench.
% nose VINO would know more Of Claude vernet IL
~oa'a De well Tor them 10 rise up from the Imperfect sLs,.h
"hicn our pen hath drawn, and seek him in the gIorou.
creations OF his own glowing pencil, amidst N, .Ism.n,s
ne SO loved and immortalized. If any do this in the rah,
spirit, we shall not have written altogether in vain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
DAILY WING.

TrRss nv susscRIrnoS-To City subscribers e. 90 a hi
and for n shorter period. OF when sent by mail sIo-payable. in
an eases, In advance.
ApvrRrsiso-For hneen lines Tor le~) one insertion. rs cent,
TWO insertions vi lsl; three insertions 81 so; and every succeed
Ing insertion. n cents.
Transient ADVERTISERS must pay in advance.
The number Of insertions OF Advertisements must be noted ON the
Ms, or they win be inserted until ordered to be stopped. and ehary.
ed accordingly. oD oriers TO stop must also be IN writing.
Annual Advertisers are charged $50 for 10 lines, ana in TIM,
proportion for advertisements OF greater length and sO fan, n,
hne'; ereep, Aueuoncers and Lottery dealers, who re- charred
el00, paper ineIuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
SECOND SUPPLY or
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

' WIZ subscribers have received, by railroad and steamboat, di
- rect from New York, a variety of new and desirable Goods, Of
the latest impoustons from England and France, purchased with
The cash, and are offered at unusually low prices. By wholesale or
retail They are. IN part. ls follows
Rich striped, PLAID and other figured Pout dc Sos
foullW, Pckin, A-hhuuou and Ghcr Silks
HaHouncs, Bazoune MuItns and Lawns
Painted Muslins, Jaconct+ and Linen Lawns
super French Prints Gibrhams and Cambucs
Ladies' Revere borlcrd, hcnsttchcd and plain thread Cambria
Hanikorchiefs
Rich ombrc striped. plaid, and embroidered Sc1rfs. shawIs and
Cardinals figured ami open WORK
Shk fungcs, Bonnet, cap. hat. neck and other Rbbani4
Ladies sin, raw DO cotton and Lsic thread Hose
French worked Capcs, Collars. Dumty and sin
SE" AMI thread lnccs, EdginE- and lnscuings
Cambria and Muslin DO do
Ladies' nett embroidered md plain Gloves and Mtts
Ladies and gcnlcmens hd, islc thread ami cotton do
IRISH Linens Lawns. Linen Cambrcs and Diaper
Table namask. Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins
Towels, Bird Eye Diaper lusi Shcpturs AMI Pillow Cas- Linen
Habit and Furniture Dimry and Grass ClDh
Plain AMI figured Swiss Muslns. Camhucs and Jlconets
Genlcmcns spnafed, Pongcc and Bandanna Hdss
super wool black Cloths Ca~imcrcs and CasLmcrcts
Fancy CasimercS Plain and ntbci Caubroons
Cape Gamblers, Alpaca lustrcs, and cold and white Druiurs
Win choice assortment stapc Goods and DomcsucS an Of which
viii be foundcheap at
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 cos.
ma n N street sbocko~ Hu
DRIVE uACON.-ioh hi.. Western Sides superior quality
= as hhds. Western shoulders superior quahy
~ Barrels Jocs-For sale by
aus WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
DA1NG1N8.

' Wiz subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends and the pubIe
generally that he ssl continues TO carry on the above men
TONED business IN all its various branches. Shop one square aboy.
the Depot on II. Street ShOckoe Hill where he hasa Large as-ormen
Of glass paint copalvarnish, putty, &C. which he Will sell or work
up onthe NEST reasonable terms He would inform espaciauy those
who may want Signs or any other ornamental painting done. that he
has connected with him Mr. Richard Smith. who il well known Is
4 hHt ate sign painter. who will always be at the shop To receive
Thankfully all orders, both great and small. and execute the A
with neatness and with dispatch lie would inform his country
ilenas thathe wouldbe happy go any reasonable distance to accom-
mocate ihem with his services. lie Is still ready 10 send, at short notice
To any part ofthe city 10 set one or more lights Of glass. Nv m 4
terIals are always Of the very best the market can afford. and ask
only one one price for painting. that is for three coat work 20 cents
PeIyHr r. P. SMITH.
~ Would inform those wishing their parior and other
DOT hnlshed IA thatbeautlful style called white polishing, that hay
ing acquired a thorough knowledge of the art / am prepared TO un-
o,rtake and execute the same IN "A manner not To be equaned by any
o'her painter IN the city. My terms shall be TO suit the present
Whes' a +. p. SMITH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
fs The large Warehouse on the south side
Ike Of the BASIN. a; the southeastern corner orc snd si streets
known blythe name OF Andsrson's Warehouse.
Also, the Housc on Cary street. between Hupcb's F,,tor, and
Simpsons Lumbrrhousc' which IS admirably adapted 10 90 Grocery
stand and which may be fitted up for that purpose.
Also, the Tobacco Factory and Fixtures in Lombard Alley. ms, in
the rearo { Mesrs. Dunlop, Moncure * Co.'S Auction store.
"a % FRED. ANDERSON 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
GNEEN RENNE LEAVES.

GREEN REN&E LEAVES.
' 'NO or three OF these leaves, stirred for a few minutes in half n
pint OF cool water, will turn il into a thick, bland, uutrcious
m'cl-se' neahng and soothing IN its effects very palatabe, and en-
u'eiy ire rom all irritating properties They are very generally
used. AMI highly recommended by our physicians in SUMNER
COMPLAINT Of children, DIARRHQA, DYsENTERY and oth.r
similar affections.
The ven extensive Use Of these leaves during the last few
years he renewed demand this summer, and the thousands of per
suns nave been benefited by the Use Of them, more than fully
sustain al that has been said in their favor. as an invaluable RENE
dy IN the above distressing among children the most fatal dis.as.
r. Picked fresh every day.
Also. best Bermuda Arrow Root. the most nptr,io,,s
and salutay article OF diet for invalids.
For sale by BOLTON l. UAppTsaN
ComeTof Main and Governor streets
N1. RgtnKv tin. E.rl. R,--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
FOR RENT,

"a FOR RENI-Thc dwelling AT the upper
ELb end &c street heretofore occupiedby Landon C. Read Eso.
and adjoining the residence OF Riehd NJ. Cump.
u = CAPERTON < CRUMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.

a FACTORY o RENT.
fIga The spacious Factory on 10Th street.
known as Barclays Factory, with all the appurenances re-
CURED iorthe manufacture OF Tobacco In the most extensive scale.
Is for sent Fottems, which are exceedingly atoicnte. enopirs al
"a ls-u PEAkE, JONES 4 WINSTON.
fi.S FOX RENT-Ihe house Immediately op.
RiA poste the Ruins Of the Eagle Hotel formerly in the o.cu,sl,
cy Of the subscribers rs 4 Shoe Store Il as n very dssinblc stand
Tor any husinefs. and feary application be- made. WILDE rented low
Apply TO J. y. WATKINS 4 co. or to
W' GEORGE w. TOLFR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18

ca FOR RENT.-1he brick dwelling on
LIN shockoe Hill at present occupied by w. II. BALDWIN and
next door to Mr Achd Peasants. Possession on the LIST Noyen.
Der next. au 1T II. w. & J. J. FRY x co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18

The two rooms lately occupied bv Doctor
ElA Hartley, nearly opposite the Wing ofee-cacua,ed for a
professional man. OF small private family. Rentlow, to good tenant.
Enquire up stalT>. apt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
FOR REN

The upper part of the new House next
present occupied by Col Fry, who intends removing TO Ch,rIo,tes
house Is wei finished and suitable fora family or board
House. The rent VIII be low and possession given Immediately.
" Ilu FRY & CO.
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Desirable Busincss STAND
FOR RENT.

VN"ITVW0N WTN0TENeN NTlnW
FOR RENT.
80 The subscribers having leased the Store
LIZ lately occupied by Lancaster. DENLY & Co. Offer for rent
ihe store now occupied BY Them. nearly opposts The Rel Tavern
Main street. For almost any Mind ofbusiness. this some Of the most
"e'fane Hand'on ih' street Possession gwen ir July. Apply 10
Je ~ NisOES 4 BROTHER.
tn FOR RENT, the tenement south side of
- " street a few doors below Messrs Valentine. Breeder A Cos
an excellent stand Tor business. now occupied By John 4. Kevyin
Possession viii be gwen on the ld Of April newt Apply to
'. A. :. =. JAMES A. 20.
nm III Globe square.
NEsrs Ann ~CRAVArs-A lot of superior BLACK SATIN
y VESTS. together with handsome assortment Of CRAV Nrs
Ju' received. JNO. NJ OREM.
aus =. n. SFtNcr. Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18
FOR CHARTER.

The A. l eoPPercd brig oCEANUS Capt. Smith. carries
$50 hhts. tobacco, now at City Point, IN readiness 10 receive a
cargo Apply 10 Ju2 CHS. PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-18

q LlsONs' EUROPE-Nos. II and - AI.o1.' TI,o-vo1 s
n ope-jus;reeerved by
au9 SMITH. DRINKFR Il Mnpprs
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-15
COLIN MUNRoE, ! S..r.,or;.,
DURHAM LEWIS, "'''''"'''''

NHpies Of England and Fr0aece--The Phila-
delPhia United States Gazette, in publishing the
items annexed, respecting the powerful naval ar,
maments of England and France, remarks:
These formidable navies and other navies OF
Europe, admenish of the growing necessity OF
keeping watchful eye to the gradual increase
and efficiency of Our naval establishment. We
believe with the country generally, that it wants
at this time thorough reorganization, when i'm
provement and efficiency must follow. A rigid
system of economy and Individual accountability
should be established. We hope the coming ses-
sion of Congress will give to it a welldigested
code of la10s, which will exact from each and all
a faithful performance of duty. All the great in
terests of our country deeply interested in the
welfare of this iron arm of our national defence
our commerce, foreign interests, and 6resdes can
not be regarded as safe in the present state of
European affairs, without an efficient and aetiue
navy
NAVY OF GREAT BRITAIN.-We notice that
the expenses of the Navy of England for the year
ending 5th July, T843, are charged at E6,557,
POI I4s. I'd sterling which, in round numbers,
falls but little short of 9 3O,O0O,OOO. The navy
consists of l65 ships ofthe lfne II frigates 81
war steamers, and 324 smaller vessels, employing
81, 900 seamen and $4,000 marines
THE NAVY OF FRANCE. 1843, is stated at 46
ships of the line, Sc frstclass frigates, 26 steam
frigates, (all of the above named are nearly new
339 sloops of war and smaller vessels 900
seamrn, who also perform duty as marines on ship
board-F'rance having no marine corps attached
to the navy.