New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
%. aouu,le.-Col. Benion-c' D. niger
niii'"f' .olI-Dry Docks

,,o,o osr own Correspondent ~ 49,
f''" ,y,,'rseros, wednesday, Jan. ~ l7iI
49, senate. the Military Bounty bill
l'e'y !. Nv Mssns. WEBSTER, cRlrrrSDEN'
49, Cas-, and others The result Oh inc as
pAS'~' .,ig be anticipated by the Telegraph
'','y. ,hs ,srOo,e Of Democratic Senators to
-, ,hs citizen soldier could not be trusted
W." 49, ..irg,rdly bounty the Senate was dispos-
WIN Wv They would have Congress appoint
60 Guardian to protect them against them
Particularly was this apparently the de-
.fca Bryos whose want Of confidence in
$50, since their rejection Of the Lieutenant
c...,,l.h;u has been exaggerated even TO dis
s., he People and herein he merely develops
modern Denocrfy, -. ,.c 80; l;,.-.,
~ aa,;mely widowed those hopes which
~ h. the sure precursors OF civil prominence.
d. vas IN be the Caesar, who D.. came sa" ana
nooaeredo all enemies in the held
"a. dreams through Court and Camp be wore
The trophies Of eopqueror'
In dreams. his songs 0! triumph heard
ri. coronation in the Capitol was TO be the re
.,rd ~ his tolls, his suierlngs and his lame -
a., i, Ioux G. CALHouy he met his late.
Tie U~,se vrinte1 CHARLES J. lNGkRsOLLs he
-, a, CHAIRMAN Of the Committee of Foreign Re
atom. II will soon cry with Macbeth BRING me
M more reports IL was the only way to get nd
him The House prints his reports, but does not
resd ben 90
I'M. M IsofKsOLL has been rather quiet till
now Ills Imagination was SO severely exhausted
"a the fabrication Of his late notorious caiumnles
10 has been obliged to nurse bis malignancy. The
I'D Indication we have had of the recupera,iv'
sne,sles ci his mental organization was IN yester
jsy, speech, where he cOngratulates the Hoas'
IA ooan,ry UPON the capture of Thornton, the
Jss,h al Porter. and the murder of Cross, in tn,
resent war He thought that, had not all these
,ysn,s occurred. there would not be sufficient
non.ncv IN the " ar 10 make II Interesting there
xeaA not be incident enough for him TO build up
anoher series Of fiction as in his history OF the last
war Tbonltops capture eau be magniiled IN bis
oopiDs pages and made TO serve as striking tab
leau The death Of Porter will prove TT subject tqr
thrilling description while the murder OF Cross
wil be happy climax TO his story-the b0HHt
Aos,ke Of his intellectual gluttony. His magma
ton sloats upon the picture--dwels upon each
prominen, detail, and reoices in the anticipated
coloring Of his pen.
Not only as romancer but as patriot he cult
Yates this idea be thinks that the loss of these gal
llni ogicers-of the two that were hurried To al
unreasonable grave--will serve, like the Judicial
rarder Of Admiral Byng in England to encour
re the rest Our soldiers. he holds, having no
esnse q enmlty toward those OF a sister Republic
would not take the aggressive until first maddeneC
b. the loss Of blood Considerable man
| know no one who, under the present Admins
ration and in the present emergency, is 80 wei
pslifed for the distinguished position OF Chairman
tFuTeIgn Relations
The Committee ON Naval Affairs of the House
sso have had under consideration Tor the session
he subject Of plan for dry docks, resolved thu
mOnine in iull board. and unanimously, with but
nagle exception to recommend TO Congress tn
purchase Of both patents, l. C. of the Balance an
Sectional Docks. ! doubt if this recommendation
he hyosobly entertained The growing opino
aNo,h the Houses is to refer the whole subject 3
The Navy Department who shall institute It com
mission composed Of the most scientific men, &
examine both models, and report their decision t
hem. which decision shall be final and obligatory
And this seems the most reasonable policy, TO
members csnddly confess their inability to decid
between the various merits of the two.
The Naval Appropriation bill was introduced mt
Tie House today. 1t will probably be so amende'
Is 10 admit specific appropriations for the construc
ton Of two~ three docks on one or the other OF thu
I'VE PAces No new stone dock will be built a
acre IS no money in the Treasury TO waste. NJ.