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pREsIpENT TAYLon.

We are enabled to state, that President
Taylor purposes to leave Baton Rouge on
the LIST Of February, in the steamer Tennes-
see, for Nashville direct, and that he. will
paobab'y not arrive in Washington until
Thursday, the lst of March. He intends
TO spend some days at Frankfort.
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One Of the first grants in this country for the sup
port Of common schools was the gift of the island Of
Mantncunks in the Delaware river, to the ancient
town OF Burlington, N j.. for the maintenance Of
island now rents for 5000, from which income 220
pupils are snpporlcd
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Gov. seward agsinst Fiog glnx IN tn. Navy.

=" ~ ------ ~ HUHUHNl jan. y, I5IJ.
DEAR Sir :-IfI should not be able 10 attend your
meeting on Tuesday evening you viii not understand
that my absence results from any want Of sympathy
excluding intoxicating drinks from the Navy, and
the lash from every place feel quite assured that
if the first could be excluded from The Navy the nat.
Ter would cease TO be required there.
Thanking you for your generous devotion to these
humane reforms, remain, very respectfully, your
obedent servant, WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
Mr. w. G. HAYNES.
The sentiments in the above letter, we are
sure, will meet the appreciation Of all good
men. It's time that these vices should be
banished from the Navy.
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New Ioax, Jan. Is 10 p. NJ.
| learn from Albany that the Governor has ref ;.
Cd TO pardon Short the negro convicted Of the muir
der of young white man in Buffalo, short time
since.-iiis execution win take place on Friday
no.
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n Those Of eur contemporaries, TO whom WI.
send the Daily Natioad' Wig, and who have not
yet placed us upon their exchange list viii confer
fayor BY entering OR paper upon ii, without delsy
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w. We learn that General Shields has
been elected Senator OF the United State,
from Illinois for six Yeas from the 4th Of
March next. @...
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WonTHINaToN q. sNETHEN.

TORMERLY sofICIToR OF THE OENERAL LAND OFFICE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Washington, ID. c.,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court of the United States
the Courts Of the District and Of the ncghborng States
gyes legal counsel s Chambers prosecutea claims Of
every description against Congress Of the Depart
mens of Governments acts agent in procuring letters
patent for Inventions, and Ia prepared to execute any bust
requiring the presence and attention Of counsel
agent at The OF government
~ ONCE at his dwelling No, Missouri Avenue, be,
tween and a streets.
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-LECTURE.-Th next Lecture OF The series
NrtE by DIR. Watkins, will be delivered THIS EVEN.
INGf the weather be fair, II not the Wednesday
ming Of next weekat O'Clock at the Church Of the As
-eHson, Tie lectures are free TO all. janl7.l
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91-We are indebted to Messrs. Adams
h Co., for late Norlhers papers
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.xsla PACIFIC MAIL xoHf>
xlAllIusSSTEAMSHIP COMPANY. SM8lHS

-es-s 6sz
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1870 tons, Capt g. Pnrbsa
50 Panama, lteT TONS Capt w. q. Stout
% Oregon, 1900 tons, Can. II. IL Pearson
their way the Pacific are intended to leave Pa
mama, Tor ports In Central America, Mexico and Caor.
mia, as follows:
The first on the 9th January.
The second 18th February.
The third !. I5th March
and thereafter OF the above named Steam Packets will
leave Panama on the first OF each month.
An experienced Surgeon will accompany each Ship.
Passengers In the after cabins furnished bedding but
not wines and liquors. and will be allowed space per-
sona baggage, free the extent of 800 lbs weight Freight
on and all other goods $50 per ton, and one per CT
specie.
Packages should exceed l5o lbs. weight-for mule
carriage,
Passage from Panama TO Realejo, 700 miles, in atats
rooms, S6i,
Passage from Panama 10 Acapulco, 1900 miles in aaie
rooms, l25
Passage from Panama TO San Bias, or Mazatlan 1000
miles in state rooms, s75
Passage from Panama 10 San Diego, 1000 mea In safe
rooms, Se2j ~
Passage from Panama San Francisco, $500 miles, In
state rooms, $3.50,
Passage in the lower cabin at deduction Of one.fh
from the above rates
Passage In the forward cabin from Panama 10 either Of
the above named ports 800 including only suchrations as
are furnished 10 tie crew, H4f sH #a
Atlantic Passengers have priority Of choice Of berths
and In The order Of the dates Of their Tickets.
No passage secured until paid for Apply at the office
Of the Company, New York. 81 South street. janla
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CLEAslsa THE GiTy,--The mayor Of the city and
subordinate officers are using praiseworthy efforts
the streets, &C., &c, Funds appropriated by the
councils some weeks since for the removal OF filth
from premises where responsible proprietor could
at once be found have been distributed by the mayor
to the respective officers who are doing their duty,
and indeed our citizens gencnerally operating
in the salutary measures in n most commendable
manner.-BdH San.
The above piece of news Is gratifying indeed, and
we hope soon 10 see evidences of the fact in the form
of clean streets, alleys &c. In the mean time we
call the attention Of Commissioner Lord 10 the filthy
condition of the alley running from four and half
to Third street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri
Avenues, and 10 the gutter on Fouranda street,
near Gilber's boarding house These places require
cleaning at least once week. VIII II be donel
The Board Of Health, If It's duties extend TO these
things, should take look nj The place above named,
and it will find cause enough for maintaining Sec
ond Florence plague.
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.
PUNISHED nv
..k rQ III me- Mr.

CHARLES w. FENTON,
ONO opposite jackson Nal, Pennsylvania drsHns
TERMS.
Daily Paper, $40 aycar--Tri-weeLly 80
years-Weekiy Paper 81 year Fsysbis
In advance,
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MORE FOOD ron CHoLERA.-The residents of the
block on the North side of Pennsylvania Avenue,
between lst and End streets, are up in arms about
the condition Of the aeyin the rear They call upon
the City authorities 10 have it cleaned and kept
cleaned, Il Is one mass Of filth and It's accumula-
lion being permitted reflects seriously upon The Com
missioner Of that Ward
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ApELpHt-M essrs Bro,rn and Nichols.--NIr. and
Miss Julia Dean have kiady volunteered their pro
fessiona services this evening" for the benefit of the
enerprising and popular propretors Of the Adephi,
Mcssrs Brown and Nichols, whose previous endea-
vors to revive the dramas in city, ente them TO
the warmest thanks of our theatre golng-peope.-
Let those who appreciate their zeal and love amuse-
ment attend tonight, and witness the performance
of the much favored Miss Julia as Lady Randolph In
The play of the tragedy Of Dougless.
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Governor SEWARD IL at the Astor House on his
way 10 Wnshinetoo.-N. Y Tribune, lsM inst.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

MEssRa. G. +. BROWNE & II. r. NICHOLS,
Proprietors.
j. sAsr4 .,ra ,
Ma. J. b. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
. Na.+
THIS EVENING, JAN. IT, l949.
Benefit Of Messrs. Browne and Nichols
WIN be performed the Tragedy of
M0 GLIB a J Gs ~ IN. - - .
b
Young Norval Mrs. Nichols,
Lady Randolph, MISS JULIA dean
FANCY DANCE, BY MISS LOUISA PRAY,
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NEw SoRK GrARps.--This beautiful and well
disciplined military corps arrived in our city yester-
day morning at two o'clock, in the cars from Balti-
more. They were met at the depot by Captain Ba.
con and Lieutenant Mohun of the National Grays,
who escorted them to their quarters at Rlackwell's
Gate Coleman's) Hotel At ten O'Clock they paraded
in their Winter uniform marched up Pennsylvania
Av. to the War Department, and were introduced TO
the Secretary by Mr.. Earl Of New York. From
thence they proceeded 10 the Executive Mansion,
and were introduced to the President by the Hon.
Secretary Marcy. They returned TO their quarters,
changed their uniforms from neat and becoming
blue frock coat, to scarlet dress coat faced with
buff In which they paradod and marched to the resi-
dence of our worthy Mayor who received them with
his usual courtesy, and gave them an urgent invita-
ton to partake Of the hospitality Of the city The
invitation was politely declined owing to previous
engagement, being the invited guests of the Balti-
more Independent Blues After visiting the Patent
Office, the Capitol and other public buildings, their
departed in the o'clock train OF cars for Baltimore,
much admired by our citizens for their military ad
dress and genemany bearing The officers are
Capt. McArdell, Liutenant Spear, and Hallecks
Agt. Burr, Or. Master Smith, and Sarg. Fisher.
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Gitp 1ntelliaener.
coLONIzATIoN.

The Thirty-Second Anniversary of the
Colonization Society, was celebrated last
evening in the hall Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, by numerous assemblage Of the
friends of the institution. The report Of the
progress Of the Society was highly crafty
ing. Tim speeches were to the point and
full Of encouragement for the future. If
MIR. Secretary Mclean viii favor US with
the proceedings, we will gladly publish them.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


2Ol. From Concord at every day Except Sunday
BY Hookset, Amoskeag, Manchester, Merrimack,
Thornton's Ferry, Nashua, Tyngsboro', Mass,
North Chelmsford, and Middlesex Village
To Lowell, by m, 50 miles
And back between 81 and l05 m with
second six-tmes.a-week mail between 10 m and
10 m, going, and p m and ? m, returning !;
and third six-times-a-week mail, between Al
and 81 m, going and p m and p M re-
turning g5
800. From Concord ut m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By Pembroke, Allentown, West DeorAeld, South
Deerhcld Raymond, Epping Brentwood, Exeter,
Stra,ham, and Greenland
To Portsmouth, ty 5 m, IS miles
And back between and p m, next days /;
with three additional trips from Exeter TO Ports
mouth, Ia miles, on opposite days, between u p
and 81 p M going, and 81 M and 81 re-
turning
900. From Concord at MI, Tuesday, Thursday, and
+ Saturday * ~
BY Chichester, EPSON, West Northwood East
Northwood, Nottingham Turnpike, Durham,
To Portsmouth, by p m, "A miles
And back between and p m, Monday,
/ Wednesday, and Friday
2O4. From Concord at 7 m, Monday, Wednesday, and
\ By Chche.ter North Chichester, Pistshcld, Stat.
VI ford, and Darlington i NHaHa
To Dover, by p m, "A miles
4 And back between ii m, and p m, next days
/ arriving at Pi.ss6sld by IL M gong and by
Doe m, returning.
XOJ. From CONCORD al IL m, od'tUsoy
4 BY Loudon, Loudon Centre, Lower CINNAMON
C,imanion Iron Works, Alton, East Alton and
South Marlborough
To Wolfborongh by a m, next aay, 81 rl miles
COG From Concord a. II M every day Except Sunday
By Canterbury, Sanbornton Bridge, Sanbornon,
East Ssnbornton, Clifford Lake Village New
Hampton, Meredith Centre, Meredith Village,
and Holderness eswe aFt aah
To Plymouth, by "A p m, so miles
And back between m and ~ pm. ~.
2o7 From Concord at loi every dayy{sxcspt SUM-
day. baa n 3 'sa4ls.. s1@sas =. ~
BY FsiersviAe, Boscawen, Salisbury, Franklin.
East Andover, Andover, Danbusy, Grafton, Ca
uaen, Enfield, North ,EnAeld, East Lebanon, and
To West Lebanon, by 2 p M. 50 miles isno.g
And back between 4 m aud A p n; with branch
Sunday by Hin to Isr,s.ol by n, ismiIes; and
.yg back, between q m and 81 pm.
2Oo. From Concord at II m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday o. mqT III I'll .K) rsia'tlI 81
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Saturday .
To Bristol, by p m, miles
And back between and lOi m, same days.
&c. From Wscasset ut l . m, Tuesday and Friday
BY Ana Whitfield, East Pittston, and Pittston
To Gardiner, by p m, Is miles
And back between and Ii p m, next days.
49, From Wscasset at IL IN, Wednesday and Saturday
~ BY Dresden Mills, Dresden, and Pi,ston
To Gardiner, by 81 p. m, IS miles
And back between ga m and m, Tuesday and
Friday.
BY North Edsccomb, Edgecomb, North Boothbuy,
and Boothbay
To Hodgsons Mills by p m, II miles
And back between and IL m, same days.
81 From Railroad Junction at m every day, except
Sunday lGHEn
BY COTS Corners, Lewiston, Greene, and Mon
mouth t-oa
To Winthrop by 10Y m, 26 miles
And back between p m and IL p m.
Proposals for conveyance of the great mail hours
of running to be named by the bidder) are invited
% From COTS Corners at 81 M Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
Bv North Auburn, Turner, North Turner, Liver
more, North Livemore Jay, Wilton, and East
Wilton
To Pennington, by 81 p m, as miles
And back between 10 night and II I'm, Monday,
4 Wednesday, and Friday
o. From Mechanics Falls at toa m, Tuesday, Thursday,
Bv wv West Mino. and East Hebron
To Buckhed, by p m, IL mica
Aud back between p and p m, Monday, We'd
ncsday, and Friday. ~ II iea.,ste as
"a. From Portland at 7 a every day, except Sunday
- 0sBv Oak Hill, Ssco Kennebunk Depot, Kenncbunk
n q North Berwick, and Elliott
To Portsmouth, by 10i m, 524 miss
And back between 10 m and m, with an sd
rJ,tonal ak ,imes-a-week mail between 3 o m and
SPIN going, and 81 m and 81 m returning.
Proposals to run tho main trip hours TO b nsed)
expedite tho great mail, ars invited. t' iaA
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saopOsALs FOR CARRYING THE MAILS.


yrirad from the act Of Congress Of 3D. March, ls45 sec.
ton -.
and be further enacted That IL shall be the duty of tho
postmaster General in all future lettings ofcontracts for the
transportation Of the mail let the same, in every case
M lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
ormance without other reference the mode of such
than may be necessary provide for the due
eriy certainty, and security Of such transportation
mall any hereafter be required purchase
ut or a valuation the stock vehicles Of any pre-
vious contractor for the routn."
hBdders will bo careful read the forms and instruc-
ions appended to this advertisement They requested
State their proposals. the mode by which they intend
20 convey the mail Where the size and weight OF the
ms or speed called for in the schedules shall require
the will be made for coach, steamboat rail-
road conveyance tho may be and, consequently
such will be let to bids proposing such mode OF con-
vsyance In all other the routes will be assigned to
bids proposing the cheapest mode of transportation.
ITRairosd companies specially noiSed that their
regular bids be understood including the supply
Of each Office the line of their respective roads not
quarter Of mile from depot Separate proposals for
offices more than quarter Of mile of, will be con-
sdered.
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-.
By MariavilIe and Amherst
To Aurora, by m, 26 miles
And back between m and m, same day.
S. From Bucksport at | m, Tuesday and Friday,
By Orland North Penobscot, North Blue Hill, Blue
Hill, Sedgwick, and Deer lslc
To South Deer Isle, by 10 m next days. 80 miles
And back between IL m Tuesday and Friday, and
pm next days, resting over night at Sedswick,
gong and returning.
S. From Bucksport at Q p m, Wednesday,
By Duck Cove Settlements, Long Pond Settlement
and Dcdham
To East Brewer, by I p m, IA miles
And back between I and 10 m next day.
ST. From Mattawankeag at A a m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, 80
Bv South Moluncas, Haynesville, and Linnmus
To fIoulton, by Al P m, IS miles 49,,
And back between 8 m and 81 m, monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
"a From Mattpwamkcag at M Thursday and Saturday,
BY Conway and Number Three
To Prtten, by pm, IS miles
And back between a m and m, wednesday
and Friday.
&c. From Lincoln at 9 m, Thursday,
BY Lee, Springfield, and Carroll
To Topsheld, by 8 m, next day, Al miles
And back between m Friday and m next
tEr day. nt t
CO. From Psssodumkeeg at P m, Wednesday,
BY Enfield md Lowell
To Burlington, by 7 m, rs miles
And back between a m and p M same day
proposnls for semi-weeky service will be considered.
6l From Orono at a m, Thursday,
llf Bv Upper Saltwater Alton, and Lagrange
To Kiluarnock, by 6 p m, % miles n l7
And back between and 4 p m same day.
60. From oidtown At 10 . m, Wednesday,
BY Argyle and Edinburgh Z lh'
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prono.ala to extend TO Pennington miles further arc
2a2 From Meredith Village at m, Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturday
Bv Centre Harbor Northumberland, Sandwich,
South Tamworth Tamworth, Eaton, Conway,
L and Centre Conway
And back between sss,n 81 1 m and i p M.
2ss. From Union Bridge Depot At II m evsy day, Ak
cept Sunday, ,e,.,
BY East Sanbornton and Upper Gilmanton
To GilmAnton, by II m, miles
Z And back between a m and 81 m svery day az
cept Sunday. l. ts ~ ! s,a5 ~ 4-d
23l. From Cinnamon At p M, Tuesday "a, sv
~ BY Gilmanton Iron Works and 6osh Alton
+ To Pennington, by 8 p m, 81 miles s91-
And Rack between . M and n, Monday
235. From Darlington, at Tuesday aad Saturday :
By Centre Stanford, North STAFFORD, and tJsn"s
-Rarnstead tsf.sr Z ffestJ g-rfl Nai.s,s
To Barnstead, by 81 m, 81 miles ~
And back between Ga m and III An. Ams dAys.
236 From Great Falls M Tuesday, Thursday, tnd
Bv Rochester, Chestnut Hill. Milton, Union, Wake
field North WakA6Ad, Ossipec, Centre Oss'pse,
Wost Ossipee, and Eaton
| To Conway, by 4 a m next days. 60 Milss 80
,..'rls And bsEk beiwoea g IN 49, y "A Monday,
.'s,..' !. wednesday; and Friday y, ,,,...,'.
|as7. FrSm Graf Falls At ! =, xssSaaYA Thursday.
B, 'n So ss:ssss 3 la.;.s. s.aA Vol.
Village, East Moutonborough, Neptenboroughs
To csa's sssqssS, y "a o.a, dr., S. miles
And back between & : a. Ap6 81 p =. Monday
| Wednesday,, and Friday s, whh thrss additional
y weekly tips 70 Rochse.sr, nilse. y s..,,o,I
238. From Dover at ~ m, ThursdAy b ism aelacd aff
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ZIG. From Ssco at m, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day
By Hollis Buxton, Buxton Centre, West Buxton,
and North Hollis
To Limerick, by 7 m, % miles
And back between 7 and m next days
H. From Alfred Mt 7 a m, Wednesday
BY Lyman, Lyman Centre, Goodwins Mills, and
North Kcnncbunkport
To Saco, by IL m, 10 miles rd
And back between p and p m, same day.
49, From Kcnncbunk at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday r1 Itesl ~
BY Wells, ogunquit, Cape Nsddick, and York
e. To Portsmouth, IN H. by p m, Is miles f,l
And back between 10, m and 81 m, next days.
ll9. From Lebanon at p m, Wednesday and Saturday
BY Centre Lebanon y ahleI
To West Lebanon by 5 m, miles fr
And back hc,wecn 6 m and p M same days.
100. From Nor,h Berwick a, m, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday
By Sanford, Alfred, and Marlborough
To Marlborough Centre, by M 10 miles
And back between m and l p m next days; with
three additional trips to Alfred, III miles.
1911 From Great Falls N. H., at II Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday a aah lfLt
BY Lebanon, Me-, Sanford, Springvalc Emery Mills,
Acton, Acton Corner, West New6eld, West Par
soaGeld, Efingham, N. H., and Efingham Falls
To Freedom, by 10 p m, SO miles g
And back between and p m Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday. As4EE
Special Cn1ces. .,, 81.
Proposals limited supplying s Joo'oins Offices in Maine
for the nell proceeds Of said offices OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
sum BE- nnsed in The proposois in each case. E G
Addison Point from Columbia, p miles and back, three
times week. hlgrz l93r 7.Gii alaE ~
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Another GrOss Abuse.
To the Editor of the Union:

To the Editor of the Union:
Since it seems to be the custom a-days with
tain scurrious liners to write about the gross
abuses which their viruous and investigating eyes
discover think tha-hough do not aspire to be OF
them, being but humble naval odcerl might also be
allowed to write on the sane subject. And since the
New York Tribune has found place in its columns for
the "gross abuse notice of its reporter, hough have
heard. by by, that in this if would be difficult
separate the reporter from the edor trust that you Will
find corner in your liberal paper for my piece the
same subject
The particular ''gro.s abuse to which wish to draw
your attention. the abuse conferred by the New York
the officers Of one OF the parties of the United States
coast survey Some might say that the stream issuing
from such source must necessarily be so foul that no
one could be found willing to trust to ITS purity, and
therefore there necessity of cantionng any
nst it. But from the oulest streams exhae the
Presidential vapors. AS a fresh. pure stream, and as
words OF TRUTH love, and justice, affect BEAUTIFULLY the
natural the moral atmospheric the opposite of these
has exactly the effect in both respects.
The individual who wrote the piece OF which speak,
writes from "Persondl observation" whilst he made
stay of six weeks at Newport; therefore, what he says
is either the truth or premedltated falsehood
He says, that OF the six weeks he said there during
the gay season. the officers of the vessel (he calls a
aeamer y there was no steamer stationed there's he
must be Ignorant indeed, not to be able to tell the diff
ference between steamer and schooner were all or
nearly all the time Shore attending balls parties, Sc
and that little or no work done by them. | have
examined the journal OF that party and find that for
weeks daring the season referred to, whilst New
was us Inc VeSSel
altogether twenty days Nine days Of this time she
repairing damages, having been cut down by steamer
and found that for the remaining eleven days. the
weather such, from ogs or wind, to prevent their
doing anything.
1 do not much wonder tina, the who could not tell
the difference between steamer and schooner, cannot
comprehend whya vessel should need repairing after she
has been cut down within two streaks Of the watern
cannot understand why fogs, heavy Winds and
should be favorable weather for surveying any
other He then speaks of the officers being stationed al
N inyiOn
il they had not reduce, plot, Sc, their summers
work and in fit of vrtuous Indignation says and all
this counts for them in the Navy Register service
as if they had been all the time foreign station
hich assertion is false, since only that time counts
sea-service which is employed by them on board the
vessels Whilst they arein Washngton, 1T is not counted
as sea. service trust, Mr. Editor, that this simple
statement will be sufficient satisfy honest men, who
had personal otsTratton to guide them, as to thu
value TO be given to the charge, and as to the true state
Yours, FOUL ANCHOR.