American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-08

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ftSh up, and a fair arrival of all spring corn The
Nheat trade opened with rather more aCtIVi v, and
uy last weeks rates have been o ,Iained the trncr
al quality OF the samples being about the sane as o
ulls Gay week, Barley has been moderate request,
til pres are Oh the whole barely good as on tn
gay week The supply of oats, both of foreign aud
iis caused prices To decline, but factors do not sub
tiIt " 'drIeT reduction than Is. per quarter from
ffldays rates. Beans IS. lower. Windsor and long
poa varieties scarcely me-, ting any demrnd The sale
i"r Peas has been brisk aud all varieties bring las
weeks rates. In Flour or other articles there is no
alteration TO notice. There has been, on the whole
less demand Tor seeds to, ny than for time past
PAssENGERs-ln the Steamship Cambria, at Boston
from Liverpool. Rufus Prime, bearer of dispatches
from pariS, q ii Coslar. COIiomb w II Scott Nj d.
Wm D1heHy, VIM Caldwell, Jonn White, > f b
Morse, bearer of de Spalches Eugenc Jln,nn p n
WhteInote John OgilvIe, VIM w Math'ws NJ T.
Cohnor, & w Cunningham, p Is White, Samuel ray-
ior, y jaws, VIM Shame, john PhillIpp johnston
ne"ali, Geo II Evans, r e Rhcener, Solthlc, WIN
Blddae and servant, Jas Dunlap, Geo w WI SON NJ
w WI lis, Daniel Lizus, e Huffman, f w Melon.
dry, u Pols, lady, child and servant, Il McCunnrv,
MIS- Wits, Mr. Mcbride, + A Whitewell, L BeIKnap
Mr. tIonlng DR. ROycrsnn, p II Kn0wit0n JAS Hr-
gng, Mr. Easement, G L Jowett, A Hogue, e Lnd
Mr. Lyman, Ii Il Stevens, Charles Davi. ] II D tkes
Eagan, Nj Carroll, J q Walsh, Samuel Craig, II Osca-
u, Jas d P"wtr, John w. Croppcr, Mrs Warke, MRS
blake' Mrs McCauey, Mrs TIrnan, Miss Could, Miss
U German, Mrs Kcnney, Mrs Brown, Mr. DunnGlIi
iaGy aud strVant-13. From Haijlx-Mrs Watson
ana child Mr. EIe"ry and seven children, r Marshal,
MIR Gordon, G Kcnney, Miss Eolman d q Wrbper'
John Ross Jas Crouch, lady, four children and :, -
vant-23 Total 96,
ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE SECRETARY OF The NAVY.
Tins document is written in Mr.. Bancrofl's
usual vigorous and handsome style, and we re-
greet that our limits will not permit US to give
1t at length. Several important reforms are re-
and many valuable suggestions
made The Union gives hasty summary of
lis contents. After noticing the secrotary's
energy and industry, it adds:
Hs tells the country where our souadrons
have been employed during the past ycar;
what our vessels have been doing in the Mcdi-
terranean, on the African coast, OIL the Brazil
station, on the Asatic station, (embracing
Commodore Parker's cruise to the Chinese
coast, as well as Commodore Biddle's desLlna-
ton to the same station;) and what vessels
have constituted the Pacific and the Home
squadrons. lie devotcs a short but striking
passage to the employment Of the nome squad
ron under Commodore Conner-whch Che
says) was much larger than has usually sail
ed under one American pennant. 1t gave eff
hcent protection to our interests IN the Gulf of
Mexico, and contributed to spread Il sense of
the Dej .ki,,e ), '''''' "
1t refers to our navy-yards, to the naval asy-
lum in Philadelphia, and to the navy hospital
fund. it presents an interesting sketch of the
new naval schnoI ot For, SovnTn ~ hnnona~
lls-whch, for less than the sum of SIS, 200,
already appropriated by Congress for employ
inr urof,ssnrs ia tnarh Tho yoHn,, i, t}ioar n tho
navy. is calculated to ,eocb Sro,tor n,,,otor
of midshinncn and to inbrn the,n hottor mil,
some of The most imnortar,t eIanenis nr ,ba;r
gallart profession.
Il refers TO the Observotorv ot Vyashi,otor
to whose superintendcnts lotiiccrs or rho ,5avn}
it paws the compliments 10 which ,brv oro 81
iu4tIv entitled for ,baic attainment, ,,1i s,.
ces 1t calls fort liberal nroyisio,' tn svtnnd
and improve the navy ward nj Pensacola. and
willis, It doubts the adlp,atiop of navv ward
ut Mcmnhis TO the rapaIr5 Of sriDs If gar II
EXPLAINS the dceId,d Idv,ntaye. If ,os,r.sns c,.
building steamships. and establishing q manu-.
f3c,ure If cordago IN thn ,r,mcI,atr ,1c,,,;,n, ~
tn henp.orowipg reaion.
# reseryrs tho S,,r,iect NJ l,l,, 5,C,,o,. c,.,
spcr,aI conmunic,t,on Io Consross II rororo.
nends the preservation or our iiva-ool rl,,,ta-
Dons to be transferred 10 the anoronriair caro
oftne land oliice-in the same monner ~ the
presidsu, recommend, the snDerinfondonco nf
the mineral reoiou TO be civen to the soIne I'd.
roaII, undcri ndco ShiaIds
1t states that the balance Of spnTonriotions
On hand will he sufficient with the nsr Of rigd
economy, for the remainder of the fiscal var
The estimates Contemplate no increase in the
force to be emploved for the next vear The
marine corps is noticed in bref Int inrenn,
Gus manner; and it declares that no increase Of
the officers is needed for naval nnrnoses even
or an'increase of the men. It makes no est,
n,,tes fcr tho ;ncro,so &c ,ho man., -
subject the Secretary awaits the instruct ms If
Congress. He calls the attention Of Coogress
TO the proprietv of adding 10 the number If onr
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