The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-11

property" nor could they be coded" away by Texa
as property" Besides. these officers he had learned
were dismissed the Texas service before the terror
was Smoked to this Union, and the navy disbanded
There were then, officers to take with the ships
nssin, ION Moore as they call him, had left the ser
vice OF the United States lieutenant to enlist in 70
reign service He did 1t for his personal
ne mad won promotionhe had fought CALAMITY. he hs
Gone well but was he now to come back and displac,
al me Old officers OF the rank or higher ranI
nan himself when he left the service embracing som,
W commSndersi Furthermore, some of these midshjn
men mad len the United States service because they hat
nor oeen able TO examination Were these youna
men to persede those midshipmen who had passed AN
.tNnilnauoh, and who had continued in the service q
helr own countryR Last of all YOU might as
e the army or the civil list Texas as this list OF her
MT RvsK declined this iuncire entering into tho
a. 10 discussion OF the bill but Senator would find
n 10 much OF what he had heard against this propos
% ne mad been mistaken The addition of thsse YES
than d, 70 me regular navy, would rather increase
u svi ne was opposed to this hill '''u
with some further remarks bs,,Y.., N,..-. ,.
ver ~ n1 h Da, ton and Bagby on motion of Mr. Sc
amandme eh was laid aside ill tomorrow and tho
~nehts' meantime, orSered TO be printed ~ 0
All, wARhHotsI SING snL
., IN mr. IT. piI after some conversational dis
"a. h,m ana hr Davis and Mr.. j M CLAW.
susssn b.,~, Tor the storage of imported goods
ton, the bill rrovidIDs .SaP Su. .
in public warehouses, was Ne"
Mr. BAaaY would INQUIRE OF -, argued, the be-
York whether by this bill, as had bs,- foreign i'm
nefit of storages would enuro chiefly 10 the
Mr. DIX with some Introduce tory remarks sand that az
had eesred other Senator 10 take the doors but as
derake to answer tho Senator from Alabama but also
the principal objections urged in the recent
OF the Senator from CoBnecticuth lie might presume
again upon non of tho Senate After
answering some preliminary remarks OF Mr. Hunting,
toms Mr. Dix accordingly proceeded to the review OF
the principal 10 the bill s contsnded that
all the forms regulating the entry OF goods viii be
exaced under the wsrehousing system TO tEa oo]ec'
ton that the goods burnt in the warehouses, he
duties would be los, to the government Mr. DIX sala
that that objection because was the paauoe OF
o ~ al of fness to do otherwise
tha in inn
the warehouses snd from their valuation, according 10
snch deterioration the duties would be essened the an
that the valuation OF goods was 10 oe maze on
their entry for waehousing and where goods were IA
bic deterioration there was provision Tor the dispo
siion OF the same nor was there any material DANGER
be apprehended from candestine removal OF gooas III
store Nor did the pm CONNIE me eXPof.aloh % In
remained in full force AS to the taking out Of goods
from the public stores IN minute quantities theTe was
much 10 fear; the expense OF permit would prevent
It, But to all bJecton on this score an amend
ment could be ntrednced specifying the smallest guam
review of the history and operations Of the warehousng
IN uea ana ,ne Of Great
Britain of restrictions exclusive prive;
ges twas one oil reciprocity LOOKING 10 the seheiu
enlargement OF trade as certain TO- secure her te great
est advantages In the view which the Senator IRON
hind the agohe was at about the SECOND ear Of George
the Fourth was the prejudice OF Interested classes
winch was ever iound IN oppositon 10 the most SANITARY
reiorms-a prejudice never yielding to reason out al
ways waiting to be vanqushed and unable TO the
behind IN mpotent attempts to arrest It's progress Wh
some exeehent general upon .nls e;
proposiuon MI DIX SAD that the principle OF ung IN
erest upon he duties Tor the ume they sha nave oeeh
An store was put an lndlres aug menlaon OF auues III
consistent with all principles oil harness and hoera ueai
ing. Mr. DIX next came 10 review me estimates oil
foreign and domestic tonnage brouget Forward by the
Senator from connecticut 10 snow the great increase oil
foreign tonnage IN our trade over our de-
s $50 ~ ~ ahs;sr s,sta' aoa; s.sais ,yonid
80, ,ar1al 800 ts 6sns6,s NJ NJ cons;dersJ onv
"a 5e ; sN1Oy 10 Ne - % n,;aI a,ni
M rarsi,n ;rar,ars or sLi, os~.rs norl ,.sar ma
t,, ;n,t ;,h our dfe s,;. hns;nass ne nf tho
go m, - $3.50. - raaSs ,,a,,ia -
;nnroaaa ,Sor io;nish lie m,,nhsS of ;mnor,ars