The New York herald., 1850-03-15

ssstsr, y; Haslsa, x Ininels es I'm on X: III.
Railroad, Nj Reading Railroad, Y; Morris Csnsl, X:
and Canton Company, V. There vss . ssls 100000
Ezs Bonds second nortgags ct ST. sellers II months,
equal to esx cash. This tests the strength Of the
market FOR this security that there are some
heavy espatalists among the purchsssrs ct present
prices The purchaser of the lot named above must ~
ready to take them st . days notice
The receipts ct the sfos Of the Assistant Trsssursr
Of this port, to- day. amounted to Sl24oss Psymspts
$2obse 81 Balance, $s,s00,7T2 10. Nrr
The Committee OF Ways and Means have reported sr
bill providing for the deficiency In the appropriations
for the service Of the fiscal year ending June 90 1885,
The appropriations required for the Treasury De-
partment Department Of the Interior War Department.
and Post Office Department The Treasury Depart
msnt requires according to this h additional sppro
priatons to the amount Of than forty thoussnd
dollars for the payment merely Of ocsrsfor the
payment Of additional force employed I'm the depart
msnt. This does NOT look much like economy ana re-
trsncbment The appropriations named in the blu are
for the department ct Washington. The great excite
ment created few weeks SINCE by the discharge OF q
few custom house officers in this city the suspsnon Of
the revenue service, and the stoppsgsof portion Of
the pay due those In the smpoynent Of the Treasury
Department in a parts of tho country got up for
other purpose than to- enable the Secretary Of tho
Treasury to get the bill Of March, the
expenses Of the depsrtmentto to certain
He was successful In his maneuvrss and the Efforts
Of Congress to reduce the Of the govern
msnt frustrated. Since the passage of the bill in
creasing the appropriations, have heard nothing
about reduction of the Custom House force In this o
any other city In the Union The the hive
permitted to extract portion Of honey, while those
who do al the work are liable st any moment TO be
turned sdrift The Secretary of the Treasury 10 mo-
longer striving to reduce the expenditures Of his de-
pertinent to the lowest SUM- as In duty bound, law
law but that he has greater appropriations
ders new bil seems determined to spend every far
thing his command and retain in ONCE ell the politI
cal pensioners upon the government at good fst sAa-
ries This Is q sample of the manner in which the at
fairs Of the country administered by the present
cabinet, and Congress has been humbugged into the
belief that the from cannot be cosct~
ed for less than two and half million Of dollars ALE
legislation in relation to the expenditures Of the go
verDment perfect farce, II Congress can be sasi
y imposed upon by the false representations Of any
member Of the present or any future cabinet.
The three commissioners sppoiAted by joint reso-
luton Of the Legislature Of New Jersey to investigate
certain charges made against the directors Of the Dea
ware and Rsrtan Canal and Camden and Amboy Rail-
road and Transportation Companies, made full and
report of their proceedings on the Sth
Of February last. This repert is contained In book
isue have been satisfactorily disposed Of The chasgss
made against the company involve the crimes Of per-
jury false entries and false reports, and made
sgsnst individuals who have heretofore sustained tho
highest character for integrity and enjoyed the entire
confidence Of public We have read the report cars-
fully from beginning to end and 1t Is opinion that
has been during the existence Of the oom
pans the slightest foundation for any Of the charges
made. This conclusion every must arrive at who
has read the report and has confidence In the charac
ter and integrity Of the commissioners.
few days before the adjournment of the Legisaturo
ofNsw Jersey, Mr. Craig Of the Senate, offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution, which were unsni-
mously sdopted:-
The commissioners appointed to investigate tho
business and transactions Of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad and Delaware and Rartan Canal compsniss,
having made their report to the present Legislature
and the ssme having been received BY the Sssats,
Resolved. That the duty assigned to the saiA COM
the opinion Il the senate been diiisenty and fssh
fully performed and that the officers Of said
are justly :cauitsd Of all charges Of psculstoa, sud,
The unanimous adoption Of such resolution shouid
Silence all future TRADES against the management OF
these comp We venture TO tAat AFFAIRS
Of other railroad company in this country ever had
such thorough ovsrhauling and suoh searching In
vestisstion. as the Camden and Amboy; and wsdoubt
II there another company in the country that could
pass through such trying ordeal orsdtably TO all
concerned II ever public conadsncs In these CON-
psnies has been shaken, has been fully rsinstate6
and strengthened by the commissionsrs' report and
the resolutions Of the Senate. The members Of the
Legislature chosen with the undsrstsa dips that
the affairs Of these companies would BE- prinoipsl
matter for their deliberson nthey represent ths
opinions people upon any subject more than
smother, II is upon this IL must be source Of
satisfaction to the parties that
the whole movement has Terminated 40 ~ Avorshl,