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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

PoL1cE- Uednesday-A German by the name OF
Antonio Fose, arrested charged with stealing
quantity OF window shades. alleged to be worth sou
from the store of Maria Susuess No. Il Bowery por-
eon of the property recovered. Maria Willouen,
ay of No. 80 Churchst. was arrested on charge OF
having opened letter addressed 10 a young female
named Maria Lewis of 70 Resdeet who had previously
resided in her house The accused was held TO bail 10
the sum of $500 Robert Gould was arrested for steal
inr the sum of S3l from Mr.. Sinclair. Mary Ann
Dean was arrested Tuesday night on charge OF ROB
bling seaman named John Belden. at house OF HI
fame in Water girl passing by the name OF Ter
esse Ryuock. brought up on charge OF stealing
silver watch some ewery and other articles from the
bed 70 ON OF Mr. G. Dobbs the corner OF Ridge and
Houston SITS.
CoRoNER's OFFrcE-weduesdsy the Coroner held an
inquest a, No Sc Crossst the body OF Owen Mcln-
iyre native OF Ireland aged 81 years who died SUD
denly yesterday morning Also al No. II. Leonard
st on the body of William Calhoun. native OF Ireland,
aged Is wears who was found dead in his bed on Tues
day night from congestion of the brain Also al No,
rs Wiles on the body ei Barbara ScnIeinsr, aSs,,.
of Germany aged so years, who died suddenly on sun
day evening from disease of the liver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Boarding anu Sotels.


DOARDING-As suit of rooms handsomely furnished.
ID suitable tor small family Wishing TO take permanent
board can obtained 2S Broadway opposite ihs fk
Entrance III q Warren-s. Also accommodations io Aew
single gentlemen. Reference exchanged. MO 81
a PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm IN tho
Atown of Fishki pleasantly located near the yilayo
would accommodate lew respectable families win oosIo
during tho Summer Reference-Rev. NJ s. Hutton, 70
sth-sL n Y. ms xawen
BOARD AND ROOM WANTkD-By ayoung Man
ID Of retired habits in pious private family where mo
comforts home may be realized Location hve or IAN
minutes walk East Of Csharnest Satisfactory references
given and required Address N. Branch Post ofhce
m25 4t-
DOARD-Two three young men OF quiet habits can
ID be accommodated with breakfast and tea or fu ooaIu
in genteel private by apply Ing al NO. oi
Euon.st. Two minutes walk from St Pauls Church Ne
ference exchanged mo Nv
"Reminiscences with their wives or single
ID senetnen can obtain board, with pleasant rooms,
No Forsylh-s,. References exchanged. me- wv
DOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN-.Board With
Dmruished or unurushed may be obtained on very
moderate terms in plain family where there are no Gnu
Bv go ", ,hs mice Of tbis paper maj wv.
IIOAKDINli-At No. "a Cortlaud.sL-Mrs Gero can
Dnow accommodate three four gentlemen Win pelns-
uent board and separate apartments, requred on oo
crate terms There will be removal during the pteseaA
wear References exchanged n.o NV
YpOARDING.-A pleasant purlor snd bedroom may 20
Dhsd by single gentleman or goutemsn and ms n.y.
with board ON The ist Of May next al l2D ofcnads
best Of references EXCHANGED. ---a u.u- ="
Th ni6 2t cod. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

a Fr,rgERgD PArRoSgss OF THE NEWSPAPERS.
The Marion tva) Pioneer states that it has sub
scrber Lad of eleven gears Of age who pays bis sub
scfip,on ia eggs and having but one hen. ne expects
her to do her duty. This Is certainly hen worm
having.
FAsT.-Gov. Slade, OF Vermont, has appointed
Friday. the 10Th Of April day Of fasting and prayer
State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
~ This IL the season for Advertising in the

80. and Com-nir,iorer Of Deeds &c will in The
Se.angEcoul .. TsInnsay Hal Al a, hours Q! The dky
- - L., tYl5 osu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

DETENTION OF THE CARs-The train OF cars from
Philadelphia doe here Tuesday night at II o'clock, was
detained over three hours Hsvre de Grace in conse
quence of the locomotive running of the track II had
lust been fired up and off the rails before being at
tached to the train this City The engineer, Mr. Iia
penny unfortunately thrown by the conclusion be-
tween The locomotive and tender, and considerably
bruised. though not dangerously BAIT Pat
F1RE.-Lefevres extensive Touring Mill TOR
merry Wthers) on Pequea creek was destroyed by IRE
on Monday night LAST. 1t contained several thousand
bushels of grain and large quantity Of our all OF which
was consumed Three thousand bushels OF wheat were
insured in the Lancaster city company and we believe
the Mil was insured in the Southern Mutual.
Lancaster [Pa) Herald.
TT In ChQlsstowR, Mass on Tuesday, the
electon OF tesn officers contested chiefly Tenn
psrsnce ground. The Temperance ticket was elected
GREAT Foor RAcE-Ten and half miles per-
formed in the hour The foot between VIM Jack
SON otherwise called the american Der and John Oil
dersleave OF the State of York. both celebrated tor
their pedestrian feats of yesterday on the Wash
ingfon Course near our city Jackson the l0i miles
in 50 IS Sec winning thepurse OF $500
TCharleston Courier OF 2lst.
A FEArHERED PATRoSEss OF THE NEWSPAPERS.
,g,.f In hos ss.p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

7PIRfV iiAS-le obls best quafy Spirit Gas, for sale
5by DEITZ BROTHER CO. No. Is John-sl ND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27
Remopals.
KOBINSON'S PATENT PORTABLE


n F3IOyAL.-Hubbe.T Thatcher < Greene have rem @
IL ii = ~. Nn. - ard y R-osn az n21 ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-27

~ Phnlon's Magic Hair Dye.-A new aud invai
ushis discovery being LIQUID dye which
changes the color Of the hsf whskers to beautiful
hroyn or back ithou, iu he hair or skin Gene
can have their whsksrs dyed IN I'VE minutes a. me &c
moi, pa Broadway Price per bottle 81. ms I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

deceptive and fraudulent BILL to exclaim, "Behold
the redemption OF our pledged" 1t is true, they
did complain that duties were too high, and they
promised to reduce them-and, To that extent,
they will, by the adoption of the bill before
Congress, fulfil their promise. But that was only
part of what they promised to do and by far the
most immatcrial part. Not only did they write
"Lop Duties" upon their flag, but Free Trade"
was also one Of its inscriptions. Not only were
duties to be reduced, but discrimination for pro-
lection" was to he cradicated from their system.
They cannot be permitted now to shift the issue
between the parties from one OF PRINCIPLE TO one
of mere ExrEpGENcy, by adopting themselves the
principle of protection IN all its scope, and redu-
cling the controversy TO n struggle to the ex-
tent TO which il shall he afforded. "Protecton to
home industry" or "no protection" is the great
point involved-and to that we shall hold them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
COMMUNICATED,
Pleasure Excursion, Next Tuesday.

From an advertisement in this mornings paper will be
that the propetors OF the swift and beautiful Steamer
CURTIS PECK Capt DauiS with hberality cquaod only
by their enterprise, propose pleasure excursion down
the river, Tuesday afternoon, for the benefit Of
Male Orphan Society of Richmond.
This generous proposal is the honorable to them,
in much made without any knowledge Of their
by the Managers Of the institution whose ben
eft the Excursion is intended. Such manifestation OF
the right pint towards the destitute orphan and the in
FAINT Society designed for his Education and support is
gratefully acknowledged by the Board OF Managers and
is cheering evidence that their efforts will be in
With Music and the presence Of the Ladies to enyen
the scene the excursion fail be pleasant and we
that will be patronised with the same Liberaty
with whchit planned. For particulars advertise
ment.
June 6lh 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
Presbyterian General Assemblies.

The General Assembly of the Old School Presbyte-
rian Church, which recently convened Philadelphia has
adjourned sine die Tbs mex, session Of this body,
glad see, will be held-for the rst time, beeve-n
Richmond. The disposition made by this body of the
Slavery Quesuon-decaTng that farther action on the
subject eXpedent-is highly gratifying, and will
hope conduce the peace and tranquility Of the Church
in all its borders.
The New School Assembly, after long, interesting and
unusually tolerant and Christan-ke discussion of the
agtating topic, adopted, Wednesday last, by
OF 81 81 declaration which forth that Slavery
is great evil epjons upon all subject the evil to do
all that they get rad Of it does directly charge
the holding Of slaves, however, inconsistent with the
Christian character that the General Assembly
as the Of the Lord Jesus Christ, is legs.
atiye body and dsclams for it Judicial authority and
leaves the Synods Presbytees and Sessions take
such constitutional action upon the subject they may
deem f subject the general and control
of the General Assembly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
To The Edirnrs Of The Wing

Gentlemen-l would simply suggest through the me-
dunn OF your paper idea TO the Common Council, the
proPrey Of which will be apparent every person that
IS that they odopi efficient method OF purifying
and cleansing the furnished by the city and that
cannot be accomplished that they half the present
thereof Is tit for more than siA months
IN the year At present and for several weeks past
been very prendcia to the health Of the city and
time our City Fathers had done something for relief
this matter.
81 the same time, will PROFOUND simple question IN
the Rule Of Three which may them asceriaining
the cost OF furnishing the City with pure wate lit
takes $4,000 supply the present state
what will It 10 furnish II purel
Hoping ADLER pen will take up the subject will
make my exit LOVER OF JUSTICE.
Richmond. June 9Th. lsi6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

1gMr COllsmer, Of Vermont made q very Happy hit
in the House Of Representative few days since. Mr.
Grover, plain, blunt Locofoco from New ofk had "a.
ken occasion express his great surprise aud dissasac
conduct Of his political associates and at the
Of things ho found existing in Washington though
he said bis party in vast majority, and Of course
controlled the legislation Of the house. Mr. Grover said
when he arrived here he expected find himself among
honest mon"-and strongly implied that he he'd been gre-
yousy disappointed in tn very natural expectation
Speaking upon this text Mr. Colamer said, The did not
pretend know where the gentleman mr.. Grover had
been, who his political associates. The express
sion Of the goneman's surprise bad reminded Mr. c. Of
the Of young lawyer VINO, being disappointed by
some ruling Of the court had expressed very great aston.
shmen the decision Of the Judge and had repeated the
expression Of bic often and openly that
the court took offence and about to punish him for
contempt An old practitioner however, who well
acquainted with the Juigo, and observod the court
by way u escnuauon that bis honor remember that
tho gentleman very young man, and though he had
expressed somewhat INDIGENOUS degree of emotion the
decision Of the court might be attributed the fact that
he had had yet but very little experience r. said the
barstor he had ptaoused n this long ~ have
the young gentleman would be ostonishcd nothing So
t might be with The honorable gentleman from New York
when he had associated aud acted With his own party
long as some gentlemen here, he would be asionishcd
nothing he saw"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
Prom ths New otlean. Courier. May IS.
DeplOrable Hns<ucre< Am rexus

letter from San Antonio dc Bear give. deplorablc ac
COUNT Of murders and robbcre. committed upon the peo-
pie inlabtins the ,..serp f,,n,,er ~ r.. ~ ,h @
ehes aud Lpsns Most OF the able bodied men of the Co.
ones Of New Braunfels Ca.uovie and Lake Quan hay.
ing joined the army under Cen TAYLOR the savage pro-
fling by their absence, threw thom.eye, upon IN. old
men. and children. burnt the houses. the erop- Of
corn muulaed the dead bodies violated the women and
carried of number Of children Into slavery.
The Commercial Association OF German Prince. who
undertook eoonze the OF the San Saba bay
not been successful their plans They directed
OF one hundred wagons on the route towards the colony
which attacked by the savages. The German emf.
grants, alter lighting desperately yerwholmcd By
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

NV ORLEANS, May 9th.
mot the fret dollar OF appropriation hasy been made
here The dsbursng officers head in debt They
don't seem to understand matters At Washington.
u So reads letter from New Orleans the last New
York Journal Ct Commerce. Yet the Union assures
that the President and his Cabinet only the most
industrious and hardworkng of officials that bles-
sed the country. but that each Of them his respective
sphere, is accomplished, skiul and Judicious all
that they do and in oil that they leave undone. The New
Orleans papers Of both parties have nude complaints Of
the inefciency and negligence Of the Administration in
the management Of the Indeed IL OF prompt
and energy providing for the emergency the
tier doubtless induced Gen Gaines, the absence Of
press instructions tie responsibility Of o.
Ranizng troops and providing them with supplesan Of
fence to snswer for which he ordered Washing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

lJ-The Union publishes an article translated from
Madrid which shows that the Spanards are becom
ing alarmed for the fate OF Cuba which they fear will be
annexed" distant day. To-day Texas. tomorrow
California; next the OF Poos and finally the
Eagle will perch ION the nopal OF the City Of Mone1u-
ma" Cuba, argues the Madrid paper will inevitably fol-
low To aver this state OF things the Madrid paper urges
Spanish Government TO combine with England for the
purpose of establishing strong hereditary government in
Mexico with Spanish Prince upon the throne to be up.
held by European bayoneis Great Britain will have no
part or lot in the matter however, infer from the Ian
guHgo OF the LondOn Times unless the Oregon conrover
sy should breed In that event. there is no orete-
ing the alliances and combinations against US that may
follow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
A sUMPTUOUS ENen,yINo or H. \ 81

a., eotr"h, from da Ninea'r MaEnitoeat Painting
We feel much pleasure IN calling tho attention of mn,
readers to this Truly perfect and beautiful work of s,
yer nave we attractive picture nor NOR. i,h
e representation OF every character portray than in his
snssNnsi has bscn tho work OF more than two year,
Steel Line Print OF the Grst order aud finest finish -
vry handsomely aud properly dedicated to the paron' If
Chr"nan Ar with an accurate Likeness of da Vinea
eomfaned by descriptive Pamphlet containing also IN,
We" kho"n focm by Mrs Sigourney. Ia Is from the B,
ran OF A. l.. Dick Of New York. who has indeed ,",
aue ny producing 50 perfect specimen Of art and bc,
~. Our readers can only Judge OF me rt, by sc.;, !,
IA column would not suffice TO describe H. An ..n,
now IN the City with few "rst India Proofs" n, 81
copy. A framed copy may be ,een at MosSrs N.sh &
Woodhouse Bookstore for n few days ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
From Rio JaneirO, Lima, and Bueno
ANrna.

by the bark Anahuae, Captain Hu,teson arrived yes
tordsy from Rio JaneO, have received papers and
teIgence from the above places to the 18th Of April
The scientific commission out from France TO ex-
ploe the central parts Of South America, the head Of
which the Count Of CastensuR, had arrived Lima n
bout the 5th Of March The commissioners intended "a
proceed Cuzco and afterwards Apurmac and Ucoy
ale, aud TO the Amazon country.
Tho blockade before Buenos Ayres continued In oil
rgour. No intelligence Of any importance Is contained in
these papors-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

u The Grey's Band will until further notice. perform
Monday and Thursday Evenings, commencing at 81
O'clock If bad weather should prevent the Band play
ing either of those Evenings, they will then play the
fair evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

FiItcr>.-By reference the advertisement in ano-
'her column, will be that Mr. Boyden OF the Ex-
change has on hand number OF filters, which he
will dispose Of TO those who may wish them.
We cal ed in day 10 witness the process
and the result-our muddy hydrant water after pass
ing through the pure and clear as possible
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

u The Lynchburg Virgnian a rumor that
Gov Smith intends to fill the vacancy the Court Of APP
Peas by the appointment Of Richard c. L. Moncure Esq
OF the Fredericksburg Bar The editor Of the Virgnian
who is well acquainted with Mr. Moncuo says he is sur.
passed by few in sound judgment and professional learning
and is gentleman OF pouess purity and lofty integrity Of
chm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
Latest from HayIi.

the ult, 10y the brig Hayr, Captain Mores The Hay
ten. negro part Of the Island still disturbed with in
suuecons, aud may almost be said be state Of an.
archy snd civil
There appears exist much apprehension relative TO the
which France intends pursue towards the country
IN the indemnify 10 Ice paid, n annual annues the old
colonies Of ST Domingo, concluded upon by the treaty
between France and Hayt in 1888, which has not been
paid for the last four years Much now felt from
the menacing attitude Of Fance ship OF expected
every day from that country. What with foreign difficult
and domestic and intestine troubles, this country like
Mexico, is IN the last stage Of political consumption and
death-N y. Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
MARRIED..

On Saturday, the JOh ut the county Of Piitsyyania
by The Rov. Mr. Mclaughlin, Of Campbell the Rev Gro.
fhEoEy' formerly Of Botetour Springs. and native Of
Bedford, Va 10 Miss FnANus PArRcE daughter Of Sam'
Miller, Esq, Of Piusylvania, Va.
Mr. Poarcy with his BRIDE is 10 leave America ON the
22nd inst for the Of HE future sbors In the service
the Baptist Mission in Canton. In company with the Rev
vice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
yyhig Counting-Roonn Removed.

OF The Counting-Room Of this Office has
been removed from the building ON Main street
occupied by the Richmond Republican, to a
room in the basement story of the Exchange,
adjoining the Post Office.
Advertisements and Communications will be
deposited in n box at the door of the Counting
Room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

~ An enthusiastic War meeting held in Lowell,
Massachusetts,, few days ago. sundry speeches.
flowing with patriotism, delivered, and letters breath
ing the spirit were read from Caleb Cushing and
Fletcher Webster, who unable, In consequence Of
other engagements accept invitations 10 be present
the occasion The descendants Of the men q Bunker Hill
not less ready or tight han hose who "woar the bur
nished livery of the SUM-" IN a hotter climate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

The New York Express ntimates that in a few days we
shah have the correspondence between Gen. Scott and tho
Administration which will show why and wherefore that
distinguished officer has permitted TO take an
tive part in the MeNcnn campaign
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

The last Lynehburg vgnian contains the proceedings
OF the Mechanic ARTILLERY Company Of that place. COM
manded by Capt VIM. A Talbot rendering their services
to the Governor of Virginia as part OF the requistion
made upon Virginia by the President They state that they
are ready to march whenever their aid may be necessary
To protect the country against any from whatever quar-
ter OF the globe he may come.
Tho hrst division OF the Kentucky troops-ho Louis
VILE Legion $50 strong-reached New Orleans on the
18Th ui brother of the lamented Col Cross is a mem
Der OF one OF the companies comprising this Les.n-
Three companies from the interior OF Aabama-one from
Talladega, another from Talspoosa and the third from
Coosa-reaehed New Orleans the same DAY. The
Ialadega Company is commanded by Capt. Shaly, who
voluntarily accompanied by old slave who was ser
want OF an officer in the Revolutionary war; was present
the surrender OF Corvallis and in the battle Of New
Orleans lie also served in the Seminole aud Creek war
aud the Mobile Journal he is anxious 20 arrive
the scat OF any young blood has preceded him
The Pensacola Democrat OF the 9Th ult states ,ha
Gov VIM d. Moseley had arrived in that city for the pu
OF visiting the Navy Yard and Forts in order to make
such arrangements for their defence Capt Latimer of the
Navy Yard might deem necessary.
The New Orleans Picayune informs us that the recent
orders from Washington Gen Gaines have caused
saron in the recruiting service in that city. The General
1t said. by the New Orleans papers has been very su
Perciousy aud insultngly Treated by the Secretary OF
War, aud they comment in indignant on the manner
IN which his active eSe!tons obtain and dispatch oops
the relief OF Gen. Taylor have been resented by the
authorities at Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

u According 10 the weekly OF the u s. Trea
surer the nett OF money the several banks hol
ding public dePos,es. subject draft on the s, OF June
was Sll4Is,O6i. OF this amount the sum of S55 40
IL is IN the Farmers Bank OF Va at Richmond 37.
oil in the Virginia Bank Richmond, and Ss352O II IN
the EXCHANGE Bank nj Norfolk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
"Thc Republican,,

We have been requested that the publication
OF the Republican will be suspended for one day, OF
of alterations in lite columns. 1t will appear il
It's new form morrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
N d TIC ES .

GA CARD learn there is general ,mpr,.-,o,
aoioaa 'ha' am about To remove from city, have
not authorised any ptrson TO make such stat.m.n, 81
there eer'aialy Is no prospeetoi any such event
. WM. BURKE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08
MUST IT FOLLOW

As a matter Of course, that because Loma1
Smith n the keeneai shnves WAL street att
s better Judge oi raz0f than Rodgers manufac
or that the rider ~ "Borou bccause he ts srpsn
rider Than Colonel Johnson, be better Judge Of
the Oolouei
Otha Hf william erpehe because o. the greatest
onomsff better judge q cope than Lord Ross
Constructed one that BE- tie wonder of the
Or that Leopold DE- Meyer The wonderful Pianist, also
deru Judge u Pianos ard
han ne eeebrasd Nuns Cak what superior
Fouei
hshr " Meyer has aid unqahed hat he Pano foTss made
BY sodau Durham "fuperor Other pasutorY this
sabout pointed and unequivocaa would b.
that De Meyer Pianist superior n ~ giA HHJarrsrl
should follow, matter q ooufe hat be- HE Concers
o. their nufactu Does ne SOLVE he
The subscriber would notwthsta aiding
Lion PansD aye solicit comparison shy Others
Of n Pianos ron the mandatory OfNunns Csrk
which hs Offers Tor aie. y ". TAYLOR
Piano Porte Warehouse, 100 Main street,
je Opposite the Banks.
A TEw PnrERING srONEs be had on application at
N he Exchange Hotel je6-Iwd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-08

uJTho Reports Of tho 1ngorsol and Webster Invcsti-
eating Committees may be expected in day OF Two. The
testimony Of Mr. Tyler s said TO have sKcupsted Mr..
Webster from all shadow even Of suspicion Of improper
conduct in the disbursement Of the Secret Service Fund