The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-27

purity with SO much boldness, of executing can
table IN more dignifed, chaste and feeling man
ner. He carries the bow In a manner which Is
both grand, calm and energetic; his style is free
from all afectation, and his performances may be
numbered among the highest and most exciting
which art has ever exhibited
The Peace EstnbIishment.
Copy of Bill for the reduction and ganzation
efthe Nary, by the Horrible Johnson Gaze NJ. c.
of Tennessee.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled That and after the passage Of this
consist of admiral to be- sa resa sSs
equal and equivalent to 40 Captains and Command
Master Mates, dozen each of boasw aims gunners
carpenters and salmakers-and one Peace maker" Of
and to be under the special charge and direction Of the
Sec And be it further enacted, That from and after
this date, officer in the Navy, other than
PAY and the Admiral aforesaid shall receive any pay
eouments. emolument whatsoever, except cold wit.
ties and old clothes, unless in actual service
at sea- when he shall be paid according his rank and
date If commission, viz -
Lieutenant for the first % years from the date Of his
commission, 10 cents per working hour.
Lieutenant, for the second ~ years, and uAder 49,
l29 cents per working hour.
to be considered unfit for service" and to be recon-
mended to the Naval Asylum.
Sidshpmen when 1ui growm' cit. Per working hour
Ms ester. Mates and Forward 5"
Time allowed for sleeping and Of duty to be checked
and credited the Hospital Fund"
being supposed that the Admiral will not require any
pay he will be entitled in lieu thereof the honor of his
rank and command.
SEC And be It further enacted. That officers in the
Navy shall have assimilated rank with those in
Rank. the Milta-that is to say the Admiral to rank
with Field Marshal, a Lieutenant with an En-
sign Midshpman with Corporal, and all other grades
SEC The full dress uniform Of all ocers shall be as
ADsRAL-Coat of red flannel lined with yellow; green
pocket flaps and collar rge worsted epauettes OF
dark green sky blue or yellow as may suit the fancy or
convenience of that officer. The GOAT to be
Full Dress made after prevailing fashion, hut of cut
between a sack and monkey jacket, only
that time peace shall have skirt attac he'd thereto
turned up with bueeght buttons under the flaps beck
cts and toggles down the breast three cheorons the
ton" to be worn in the salboard pocket In
Und'ew Undress the Admiral may dispense in warm
weather with the coat, and he is permitted to
appear chemse in public provided always the cpau-
lettes and sword be worn with it.
The Uniform Of all other officers to be the that
prescribed for the Admiral except that Lieutenant shall
wear but epaulete, and the others none and the
length Of the to be inches shorter than that of
to be sans colottes."
SEC g. Chaplains in time OF peace being considered
necessary, will only in time Of war be allow.
Chopains ed to the vessel bearing the flag Of the Adm
actually doing duty, and in proportion to the ha.
Prayer Book not to be included in the allowance
Surgeons being grade Of officers needless
Bsndrtt"s in time q pease except one to the Admrals
Unable and ever.to. be-used Brandreths Pills
substituted in their stead allowing for each person
board in lieu of the spirit portion Of their ration six boxes
per day. more the good Of the service should require
It. but only accommodation of the surgeon in chief
1t advised that these pills large doses be given to
hp when ascertained that she has disposon to grippe
In time Of the allowance Of pills will be increased
onefourh or onehird as the exgences Of the service
may require. and should the duties Of a
Ships Barber Surgeon he necessary the ships Barber
TO oleiofe. will ofciate such. with the under.
standing that he will not be entitled to any
increased rate Of pay but SHALL in consideration Of his
services, be allowed and shall receive all the empty pill
boxes.
The uniform of the Surgeon in Chief be the
that Of the Admiral, with the exception that
Surgeon in his side arms shall be elongated syringe,
Chief suspended by bandage Of white webbing.
| In lieu Of pay he Is to receive all the empty
| bottles, with quantum su6fcit OF small potatoes
THE CASE OF THE PHENIx BANK COLUMBUS
Frederick Martin, president of the Phenix Bank of
Columbus arrested and committed to jail in this city
on Tuesday evening last under a warrant issued by
gentleman acting under the authority Of the Governor OF
Georgiathe AFFIDAVIT alleging that Mr. Martin presi-
dent Of the Said bank and that the bank had bee
insovent and had rauduleny failed to redeem its
according to the law of Georgia The Georgia law on
the subject enacts that any bank which shall become
notes. shall be presumed to be guilty Of fraud, and make
the president and directors liable to indictment for the
same and conviction to be put to hard labor In the
pententary for not less than than ten
unless they prove that the bank failure occurred with
Mr. Martin left Columbus for New York time in
February last and about three weeks after while he was
Immediately Instituted in Georgia against Mr. Martin and
others and Executive reuisition prepared by the
Governor Of Georgia, on the Governoro OF New York oI
Georgia. finding Mr. Martin here, on his return from New
York. had him arrested at this place. above stated On
| Wednesday morning Mr.. Martin brought beior,
Judge Wardaw Rabeas corpus and his discharge
claimed chiefly ont the grounds That the offence
alleged against Mr. Martin msdemeanor. and
of he
OF ugitves frem the justice OF another state Ia
of treason. felony or other crime" D. That the
prisoner could not be held fugitive from justice, az hi
had left the state Of Georgia three weeks before the com
mission of the alleged offence
His honor took time to consider tho questions, and
yesterday morning refused to discharge the prisoner
ruling That the alleged offence although but mis-
was ons a he aes sna
prisoner. That the absence Of the prisoner from thu
state the time Of the contamination Of the offence wa
not sufficient to exempt him from arrest especially as ar
affidavit had been submitted stating that the Of the
bank failure had existed anterior to the departure Of thu
The order Of his honor that the prisoner should b.
remsnded to Jail otwo weeks to await the expected re
on the Governor Of this state II is likely however tia
Mr. Martin will not await these forms but at return
to Georgia with the agents OF that state-Cha,esto'
From HAvANA.-By the arrival last evening, O
the steamship Alabama, we have Havana dates tt
Everything was tranquil on the island when the Ala
bsma sailed and the local intelligence is Of little impor
lance
Ole Bull had given three concerts at the Tcatro Prn
cipa The first but indferently we'll attended, thu
second better and the third crowded. The Habanero,
were finally wound up to such pitch Of enthusiasm tina
the great Norwegian leased the large Tacon Theatre
where he to give five more concerts The proceeds
the first were to he given to the blind and INDECENT
yieux Temps had arrived from Mexico, where il wa
stated his success but Indifferent He had advertised
a concert at the Of the Santa Cecilia Society.
The relatives and numerous friends Of Duncan G. Og
den Esq will learn with pleasure that he has been
leased by Santa Ana from imprisonment at the castle
Perote and that he will arrive here in O direct
from Vera Cruz This gratifying intelligence learn
by way Of Havana-N o Pic March IL.
FIRST THRouGH.-The steamer United States az.
rived at Detroit on the 18th instant from Buffalo.