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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

With regard 20 the state Prisoners. on bose oen1 .
VII of error taken. md me following 10 one VI e
D9iin ran.r. some days since Do wa announcer iat
~ -f.f- Prisoners would bel removed ipi nc H'lI-l
BrdeNeu 10 London ar The elf % te rf-' reH US Sa
ii r fo appear l the House 0f Lords 90 nave .ht wa ~
-o- armed We have heard that me Attorney 1rnrfa
5,s ree we'd directions 20 proceed ~ London On - Dus
-. sut go ~ Yesterday 'le dltlorLr- al hclioA4
s3,c l.l not received any instructions ~ 20 ne r.
,ei ~ N--.r. ID Breu. gher NcMsnls sri OD0n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

Tnx CArrAL OF CASADA-The Argus an
uonces elesrsphic dispatch to the eject that hing
.,an in PIPER Canada Will probably be made the seat
NJ Government instead OF Montreal Montreal was
chosen N ISL being at the head Of tide-water navl
cation and central position would be OF lar easier
-. IN Winter il railroad from Ii axe Huron through
- interior of anada we're completed ending near II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
CITY ITEMS.

sAT-rDAT. May q l-i-
THL LArE ArrIyFr UroN THE LIE oF MR.
WAr~rr The article under THIS 5sailn- II Cur psQsr
r the .-h inst w. are assured hy OF tas counsel
a. Nr D~irv j. entirely erroneous NJ Diary was
arrested laan Tho as!s74f q 81 Warner who has a
civil SUR against Nr Durv il costs aai counsel fees
alleged to bs DUE. mat h. Fas informed Mr Drlry had
rhrea-srr9 - take hi- lie tlf upon examination Mr.
Warner refused name any ole ao -o informed him.
aad Nr Wsrue- denies ilai le over made suv .n-ras-
non that 81 Drury was connected with the ate a.
Tempt upon bis lie.
FIRE.-About O'Clock last evening IRE broke
Oh, .n ,he third story % the sugar refinery No To-
Duaue-st occupied by M ocker-hsu-en. twas ex-
tlncui-tei with tss-ns damage.
~ The lc.s occasioned by the destruction OF
Nr Fs7'. mandatory last night j. about s3o ooo
For>DLISc An infant, supposed - be about r
v.esoll Goa. found last evening ihc .'3op # thc
residence II Richard r.-eilw. IN Fourteenth r. nesr
Th.rdaveuae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
suffering in Dfayo.

II. e.arfi, state q sfslrs n Mayo most painfully
rSitrd I'M the follow ~ statement. which appears "a NJ
NJ, C7astfafior - DunuE The Quarter sessions 81
WestPori, We witnessed scenes "lca we believed %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

Loco.Foco STATE CONVENTION IS lowA.-The
State Central Committee have issued n ca" 'or
the holding of a LocoFoco state Convention al
Iowa City, on Thursday the ssth OF June Tor the
purpose of nominating candidates for the Board OF
Public Works-viz President, Treasurer and
SECONDARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

MIssIsirrL-HESRl GRAY is proposed as the
Whis candidate for Congress in the lild (lompNns)
District and the TclsbS Bhig says that the feeling
OF the Wings Is unanimous in his favor that there Is
no necessity for q convention to nominate him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

MarNE-The Legislature met at Augusta on
the 9th snd was organized 10y the clectisn oi 'ohn
Hodsdon OF Uoulton as President of the Senate an"
Samuel Bclchcr OF Pennington speaker OF the House
both Locos The Wings in the House supported WIN.
Paine OF Bangor Tor Speaker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

MASSACHUSETTS,. The Congressional election
IN the vth District is postponed from May - to June
n on accoun, OF the general training which takes place
on he former day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

FRox RyRyup,.-Wc have received, by the
British mail steamer, files Of the B1~Haid" Aiu
ia Royal Gosre TO the lsti inst There Is nothing Oh '
portsnee in either Of them. Our Special Bermuda cor
respondence contains all the news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

~ Gen. Tsy lor has been invited to visit Fort
land Me He replies that he should like TO come, not
only to see the prosperity Of the country but 70 meet
his friends in that region, and i public auue' pe'p''
VIII certainly bs there,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

Ewe understand that Rev. F. H. HEDGE Oh
Bangor has been invited TO preach the annual 81
before the graduating class OF the DIVINITY NS'.0, ~
Harvard University DR.. BUSHNELL pFe"'H'" !" '"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
y,.sel. Captured BY the Danes.

The following vessels have been brought prizes into
me port u Copenhagen The Emigsni. boond from he
tinted States 10 Bremen with cargo u toDsccoi ne
MsrgsSeihs, with cargo Of run aship from La tuss
with 500 sack. Of coffee ami the Heinrich. with 80 hh5s
and $500 6otles Of vine The lat vessel was bound 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

r. We are Indebted 70 Mess-s. Goupil. Vibert
& 60 for q handsome co.ored A.osraph Of Niagara
Fall. after drawing made oy Trobrand T. 4 very
successful representation o. tho greatest 81 Nature
vnulisr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

IT The Free Sellers o. Michigan nave post
poned their state Convention to me -V'" ca June
be then held az Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

THE Fremont AssoCIArIoN-lhlso 'u! u
norns Elnisranis have arrived safely Al ""i'
They will remain ior some time At san An'on'0
10 make preparations Tor their farther journey anu
quest Lhc.r irends % write them ~ lnel paw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
Loui. Napoleon on his own Policy.

TI--IWIIE
dent 20 h. cousin ~ Napoleon Bonsparte relative 70
speech said have been delivered by him A. Bordeaux
ELYsEE NATlOSAL, April TO- iS49
Ny DEAR Cousin u IS pretended thai, IN passing
through Bordeaux, you held language 81 nature 70 80"
DIVISION among ih- beet mentioned persons iog are re-
rorted 10 have said that dominated by The chiefs OF me
eacuousTy movement did not freely act upon my i.pI'
auons that impatient OF tie yoke vas ready 70 tnfow
off, aud that Ia order 10 assst me 10 40 So "ss heces
4ry a. tie approaching elections 10 send 10 me Chambef
men hostile 70 my Government rather thsn men u ue
moderate party" such imputstOn from you may well
a.ionsh me. You NE sufficiently 10 be sure mar
Nm .-ver submit 10 any asceudancy The part u any
- ,5 h.f vii Constantly endeavor 20 govern Ia The
he mon ,bo 6y their capacity and their experience, can
give e good counsel daily receive advice u an oppo-
sfe nature but ! obey only The impulses OF my fessO
aud my heart n was for you JESS tan any ylnei pei
.0n f0 blame in M a moderate p0Acy, yOu WHO dlsap-
moved of nv manifesto, because n had nor The eLn .
.suctou IL he chiefs Of The moderate party NO"
his manifesto from "nicn nsse never .e,s.,.
mains Toe conscientious expression Of my sehuiHer,s
The fr.f duty was rsnqulllize ne country. rOf
ou5 months past has been asly gaming eonnasaSs
FOR every day rs ask -eepny hrst zen sHsu.s
ton Tie approaching elections VII al tnce, nass
doubt ne period Of possible reforms, ny fIrnsa,
elng The Republic By order and ModefNApn- 10 DiAns
closer ~ each other al the old psr-cs, ~ lnlles "
reconcile ihen j. Tie OBJ se 0i v eHFs. In' . ns vi,
.ri attached % the great name mich W. bear ~ "yVl1
. m we're ~ tend 10 vide Instead ~ rayng iogensf
he supporters Of the Government Tor these reasons
-nno anDrove Of your becoming candidate IN twenty
feparmeui- reject that under ne siaoo" " yD1I na'
p , H. .eu ofed io brlg the Assembly candidates
hostile 10 the Government and % d,cclfage ~ es,y.ed
narr,an. 1v fauguing the people Win the frequent eec
'9,- w Ell fri. couf-e you'd necsssitae. IN future
-fsreflrs h0oe ny dear cousin, hat you viii e1eri
ir.eIf ,o IN ghrn my res Intentions ne persons
sao may be reislOn with yop- and AXE care not ID ar
-flf 81 incunsidsrafe language ne fsufd caiumnies
.lch .fare fhs ~ policy leuenced oy sordid inter
80 Nothing repeat this aloud. nothing Vii dlsDufb tie
-.-ef.tv ~ az Judgment or shake my resolutions Fres
fr,ra moral CONSTANT VIII pursue ne path oi honor
ID, r nig conscience for my guide AMI when shall relin
cl. pow er u nay be D. prosched N fas which were
f.-ai- inevitable shall a. east have performed what
sincerely believe - be my duty.
Race 60 uV dear cousin, the assurance u my friend
ship NJ LOU NAPOLEON bONAPAhIE.'
The result 81 this spondencs wa TIA, no cousin
the President being tOO decided Republican, was re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
The Approaching Election.

Tie following l. the ls Of Candidates proposed ~ me
Central Democratic Committee Of The Seine
]. Bsc Theodore. - Cabet-J Charassin y rsder'
.cl man OF leffer.-4 C0nsderant iFict0r--of DAl-
t0n Since Is Denay Lieutenant u foo" e u 'seur-
T. Cferlller professor Of inahemsIc-.--s OreppO-5'
HerVe. Editor u the RepubAqle-lv Hl-ayi WORKMAN
ut.rh.rl.f Lagrange ~ Lsrlennsls u Lang
~. Fdlr0r Of he People IA LebOn, Napoleon -
is - -l.Ro.in-l6 LerOux Plerrel III, Nader
A. Wer-ien tle elder advocate - Ms4arnet, worker
n brouzp-ig, M0ufaigne, hle uaker--1i Perdl giler
iAgrcol IL Pr0gdbOn---A PyaL ifeAN i--<t hi.
hrvroiIe- - a sayary, workri4n-L) IhOre II, Vidal
F,enc0i.J Editor Of the Trarga AfrGnohi.-T a, re-
.e-vsd Tor lie TWO Candidates II The army.
The Count Jsrnsc has issued he address 70 me eec
or. OF th- department, Of the Pa De Calais He boldly
asos as molsrchca principles and s affection for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

~ WILLIAM II. Mitchell, brother OF the
Irish Patriot aud Exile, joins Mitchell h"s oe'h
appointed by Secretary Ewing Clerk IN the
Home Department At Washington and has lett
the City to enter upon the duties OF his Office In
behalf Of many warm friends OF MIR. NJ. we tender
our heartfelt thanks to the Secretary for thus aP-
polp,ment. Mr. Mitchell is still young man. but
his life has not been uneventiul and the circum
stances which constrained HIM TO abandon his ma
tive land and seek home in osrs, have endeared
him to many friends Of Human Freedom IN every
cline. His modesty, amRbility and worth have
rendered. his fortunes an object OF socltude with
many. who W i'll receive the news OF his appoint
ment with profound satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
cres, with the humoe' VI u"
each vessel, to Goth April

April % Steamer Col stanton, from ew-Orlcans-
"a March 30 brig Sarah Ann. from Honduras-lL
3lst British schr. Emily from do-3l; British
brir Thotis from do.-SO. Schr Crescent OlN, from
Nov Orlcans-sO Major Eastland, from do.-lo--
Anril l. brig splendid from New York; steamer
Maria Burt. from New Orcans-3o. I'd, schr Viola
from New .York-JO 3D. schr south Carolina nom
kry Ncsi-l4 Brig Pedraza' from New orIcshs.--'.
tth .cbrs Harriet Neal from Boston-fi; Mary
Marin from 81 Aucusrnc5... 18th, bark Santee nom
NrwYork-iS l2ih brig d. Hitchcock from do.
50 18Th. brig Lcvcrctt from do-6' Isl brig
Perfect from New Orlcans-54 24ih' bark OhsIles
do-.5 2ath bark Florida, from New Oflcans-'u
le>..ls icf a. CsaQres. .4fyH Customer Col Stah
ION from New Orleans, bark Florida, do oTig Arena
fr.,n N,N York
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The ra,cn, Once-No Changes.
correspondcncc oil The Tribune.

WAsnINGroN. May H. lsi9
MIR. EwBANK the new Commissioner OF Patents
bs, arrived in this city, but will not enter upon
the discharge of his Official duties for some days
yet ,,.
understand that 1t has bee" de''deu '""' ~
changes of subordnates Ia the Fa'ent Olnoe sn"'
be made for at lcast several weeks, and state
the fact to save individuals the time and expense
Of coming here in anticipation OF any 1t VIII be
labor lost ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

~ The ia. occasoned by the destruction OF
Nr Fav'. rnarufsc-ory .ast night j. about So npo
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-29
COnstabIc's Sale.

BY virtue oitvo WITS of Vrndi Expo
mas issued by WIN. Beatty Esq, on. OF tho
Justices OF the Peace Of the State Of Nd,
in and for Cecil county, at the suit, OF
Charles = Thatcher s. Geo. P. Whitaker
s Co, against the goods and chat,les,
lands and tenemrnts of Oliver B. Logan,
Thomas Logan OF Thos, and to me direc-
Fd have seized and taken int" execu-
ton all tn right, title. interest and ps-
tate at law and in equity OF the said Thos
Logan OF Thos in AMI to all that piece
or parcel or tract OF Laud lying and be-
ing in Cecil county, and containing
80 Acres with the improvements, adj
joining lands of VIM, Logan and Samuel
Logan Sr, and others. And hereby give
notice that on TUESDAY, tn. 22nd day
Of January 1850, at 8 oci"ck, at Mrs.
Lum's Hotel in North East will offer
for Sale the said property so siezed and
taken into execution by Public Auction
to the highest bidder for Cash.
CHAS. T. F. FOSTER, Con'Jt.
North East Dec, 29-ts (S2 25.)
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Coas.abl es's Sale,

BY virtue Of two wri,s Of vendi n.
Ponas issued by VIM. Beatty Esq. one Of
the Justices Of the Peace o. the State Of
Maryland, IN and for Cecil county, At
the suit Of Black & Brothers against the
goods and ehattles, lands and t-nements
Of Adam Little, and 10 me directed / have
seized and taken into Execution oil tho
right, title, interest and estate at Law
and in equity Of the said Adam Little in
and to one negro boy and one sorrel
horse, and hereby give notice that on
MONDAY the 2ls' day Of January 1850
At / o'clock P. M. at Mrs Lum's Hvtel
in North East I will Offer for sale the
said property 50 sl.zed and taken into
execution by Public auction to the high.
est bidder for Cash
CHAS. r. F. Eos FER, Comet.
North Fact Dec. 90 '49 is 81 75.)
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COnS,able's Sale.

BY virtue OF three writs of V.ndl Er-
ponas issued by VIM. Beatty ESQ: one Of
the Justices of the Peace of the State Of
Maryland, l., and for Cecil county. at
the suits Of JOS McMullen, w. Crome-
inn, one at the suit of Alex. Wilson,
Trustee for Geo. F. Woolly. against the
goods and cha,tIes, lands and tenpments,
Of James C.. Abrams and TO me directed
I have seized and taken into execution,
all his right, title, interest and estate, II
Law ana in equity, in and 10 all tina.
pee" or parcel or tract OF land. living
and being in Cecil conrty containing.
% acres more or l">s, adjoining lands Of
tn heirs OF Nathan lakeland. Ha,son
Lynch and others. And 7 hereby give
notice that on WEDNESDAY. the Gard
day oi January 1880, at O'Clock P. NJ.
at Mrs Lum's Hotel in North East. I
will offer for sale the said property 70
sliced and taken INTO Execution nv Pub
lie Auction TO the highest bidder for
Cash.
CHAS T. F. FOSTER, Cnn'.t.
North East Dec 90 '49-ts 1872 25.)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-29
OBITUARY..

Died in Kent county on Sunday la st the Esd
inst, JANIS w. V.HNoRr in the esd year Of
his age, son of MIR. John Vannort Of Port De-
posite.
Well may it be said that in the midst of life
we are IN death. 4 few short months ago this
estimable young man left the residence Of his
parents IN good hea lth, with fair prospect Of
future usefulness, but affection came, and after
two days illness he was no more. His remains
arrived At the residence of his Parents on
Christmas morning, (alas ! sad Chris,mas,) and
his funeral on Wednesday morning was attent-
ed by large number OF relatives and acq,,ain-
unces, to pay their last tribute Of respect 10 one
whom they esteemed and loved An ppropr-
ate and solemn address was delivered un the &C.
casion by the Rev. Mr.. Lacey of the Methods,
f. Church. w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-29
C0nstable's Sale.

BY virtue of two writ, Of vendi Expo
mas issued by VIM. Beatty Esq one Of
the Justices of the Peace OF the State OF
Mary land in and for Cecil county, at the
suit OF Richard Girvin and ,lvm. Benja-
min, asalns, the goods and chattlrs, lands
and tenements OF BENZ. B Sweet, and 10
me directed have seized aud taken into
execution all the right, title, interest and
estate, At Law and IN equity of the said
BENZ. B. Sweet, in and TO all that piece,
or parcel or tract Of land lying and be.
ing IN Cecil county. contain No 1850 acres
more or less, adjoining lands of Judge
Conard and WIN. Logan and others, and
I hereby give notice that on TUESDAY
the 22nd day Of January 1880, at l
o'clock at Mrs. Lums Hotel in North
East, I will offer for sale the said prop
ertv SO .iezed and taken in Execution by
Public Auction TO the highest bidder for
Cash.
CHAS T. F. FOSTER, Con'n.
North East, Dec. % '49-.s ~ 25.)
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oT160 acres each, which At 500 each
wall amour. 10 $lS, 900 600. OF coms.
until these warrants shall BE- exhausted
. large proportion Of the revenue from
sales Of public lands must be thereby d.
verified,
The actual receipts At the treasury
from public lands in the year ending
3oth June l848, were 81, 1928 ,642.56.
During the calendar years lS47 and
l54o, and three quarters Of l849; there
were located for patents on military boun
ty land warrants 5 O25;4OO acres, ar.oun
ting, at 81 rs per acre, 10 the sum Of
Sc, 2Sl;750.
The receipts at the treasury from
sales of public lands during the last fiscal
year were 81, 6SS, $685..
During the last fiscal year there were
paid under stipulatlons in the treaty with
Mexico, sums amounting in all to 81 ,629,
los.
Public debt to the amount ef $3.50,
e66 80 Including Treasury notes receive
I'd for customs and Iands) was also paid
off or purchased out OF the general funds
and rxtinguis'ed, besides $3.50, 500 OF
the Stock and Treasury notes issued un-
der the act Of 1916, purchased out Of the
land fund and cancelled. Ofth csc Gums
$500 IT'S was new debt contrac ted since
the commencement Of the war.
The balance IN the treasury on the'1 st
July, ls49, was $2,ls4. 1854 70.
Alter giving some farther statistics,
the Secretary says:
Il have gone into this detail for the
purpose Of showing that the resources Of
the country are ample, that the estima-
ted deficit will have arisen from the ex.
traordinary expenses OF the war and trea-
ty with Mexico and that the justly high
public credit of the United States 10 not
endangered by the fact that, in this 20
sition OF affairs, a new loan will be re-
CURED
Underthese circumstances; I propose
that authority by given to raise such sum
not exceeding $l6,5oo,0oO, as may BE-
found necessary, from time to tune, by
the issue OF stock or Treasury notes. on
such terms OF interes, mot exceeding
SIX per cent? AID repayment. as the
President in his discretion stall, previous
10 their being issued, think fit to order.
Authority has a'reado been gwen by
the act of March 81, lS49, to issu. stock
for the $3.25o 900, ppropria,ed to car
~ into effect the 18th article of tn. tire.
ty with Mexico"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-29

SUNDAY School ANsIvsasARv.-The cslebra-
ton Of the Sunday School attached 10 the Meth
odi't Church, in this town, on Wednesday aeh,
last was very admirably conducted and int err
ssting nesting. It reflected great credit upon
the Superintendent, teachers and sch GLARS, and
could not have failed TO have been gratifying I,
the parents and to every friend of Sabbath
Schools. The Church was crowded to s1ce.s
and the whole audience manifested deep in
lefsst in tho exercises.
A programme tho proceedings u given BE-.
low, and there was not a ia or error committee
to mar Them but oil the boys and girls who
appeared on the stand, performed The part -
signed them most essditsby.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-29
WIN. TORBERT Supt
PrOKramme Of the Exercises.


Programme Of the Exercises.
l. Opening hymn,
:. Prayer,
;. Singing, Anniversary hymn.
=. Address, by Re, VIM II. Elliott,
s. Address, BY WIN Alexander,
.. Singing. 20 come, come away"
I. address by Miss Cssho,
8. Singing. "Weleome to School,
Q. Address, by Miss Crouch,
10. Dialogue by NJ. Grown. w. ID Hutton, and
A. Cutler.
II. Singing, Way to con,en,ment,
u. Address by Robert Wilson,
IS. Duet, by Mis- John son, and Miss Pell,
-. Eijah's Interview. by +. Torbert,
IS. Singing, Nigh, with the Right,
10. Floral Embellishments, by Miss A. Brown
II. The Blind Girl, by Miss s. lamar,
Is. Singing, Over the mountain.
IS. The Rose, by Miss G. Graham,
70. The Voice Of God, by Miss NJ. Thomas,
81 St. Nchnlas, BY J. Torbert.
e. Singing, Let the smiles of Youth,
IS Remember the Dead, by Miss L. Giles,
Revelation,
~. The Grsa, Orator, BY E: TorbeIt.
IS. The Butterfly, by A. Cutler,
IS Rspor. OF the Supsrr.
27. Address by Rev. w. H. Brisbane,
-. Parting Hymn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-29

The MEssAcE.-We cannot get in type
this week any commen, on Gen. Tay-
lor's Message. II Is an admirable docu-
ment, and comes up to the expectations
of the friends of the President. l: 10 elm
inently patriotic. and whig to the core.
II has been . banded trick ofthe Cd.
position papers, comm enc,ng with the
"Union" to denounce the Administration
as "a failure"-this they have been do
ing, it will be remembered, before it had
made single proposition o: public policy
to the country, and it is what was to be
expected from the Union, which pro-
claimed upon the Inauguration of Tay-
lor, that it would in any event right or
wrong) oppose his administration to the
"bitter end" Now something has been
proposed, and now the battle common.
ces, and now we shall see if the admin
istration is ga failure"
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From the Baltimore Cl'pper.l
Annual Report Ofthe ScCreta
~ Of the Ire asury.

Continued i,om first page.)
Of which the revenue collected does not
pay expenses, and at Is others no reve.
nue. was collected during the year. No
reduction in the number of revenue off,
GERS can be made, but on the contrary
they should be increased. The number
OF officers Of revenue vessels, charged
upon the revenue. has been reduced from
"a to Is of each grade.
Of the public debt, amounting OH the
LIST October, lS48, to $65, ITS ,45O.4l,
the sum Of 81 ,073,S56.7O has since been
redeemed by tae purchase of stock, &c.
The public debt now amounts TO $64, 704,
693.7l.
In order to aid in forming an estimate
ofthe expenses occasioned hy the war
with Mexico, the Secretary has directed
a statement to be prepared, showing the
excess Of the expenses OF the army prop
er for three years from LIST April, 1886,
to LIST April, l849,over those for the
three years Immediately preceding; and
the excess OF the expenses OF the Navy
proper for two and half wears from LIST
April, 1916 to LIST October. 1848, over
those for the two End a half years imme-
diately preceding.
The excess of army expend iturss thus asce rta,n
ed was 15s,sSs,sss,4 al
And tho excess Of navy e1psndi-
lures 4,7sl,s27,so
Making together tho sum Of tes sos ,s2l,sl
The increase Of debt BY tho loan
and Treasury notes authorised
BY the acts Of July -, 1886,
fsth January, lsA7, and March
81, ls+s was ~ ,ooo, DOT, 90
The difference between these
was Of course paid out Of the revenue
tincluding balance on LIST April, 1886, and
$b63,O61 ,39 premiums on loans) toward,
the extraordinary military and naval ex.
penses Of the war.
In addition 10 these expenses (wi,hou,
taking into tie calculation sundry small
Ter items) the number Of military land
warrants issuabIe under the &C, OF 18th
February 'l847; and the act OF Angus,
10, lS48, is to he taken into considera.
ton. Under those acts, 65;l7l war.
rants for $50 acres each, and 219 fol
40 acres each have already oeen issued
Claims 10 the amrunt OF 5000 have been
suspended or rejected, and it is estima'
ted that the number Of claims yet to b.
presented will amount to II 900.
The whole amount OF warrants ,ssua.
bic under The act above mentioned. may
therefore, b estimated q equal to 10000