The New York herald., 1850-04-28


confidence OF the party or its cooperation In CON
yres. Log-rolling management OF the treasury
will not do. The Galphin claim furnishes striking
history Of the results Of Perse verng log roiLns.
Ii was rejected over and over by the Georgia
Legislature. r... S,,,..
Congress.
Ii was passed in an equvoca form by log-rolmg
The principal was paid by the Secretary OF the
Treasury
II was refused by Comptroller McCulloh
II was refused by Comptroller Whittlesey'
II was ordered by Attorney General Johnson
Ii was paid by Secretary Meredith.
Ii was pocketed by Secretary CRAWFORD:
And vet there may be nothing OF direct impea;cn- p;
ment in the whole transaction, and an implied In,
peachment will not be strong enough 70 ieacm LILY sn'
cabinet if present indications are TO be rehed aPon P
No sir Nothing short of the Irishman's hlnt VIII
do. ~ ,,,;,,..s
What then Only this, If these comml3ees eaes
of investigation fail 10 displace 'he ea1ne. .ne
evidence before the jury Is not enough ioi 'cI-
Dict the wings will be compelled 10 decide ior
themselves whether they are 10 sink win 'hls
cabinet or discard II. -
movement il on foot. We hear OF a deter
minaton, when il shall be necessary, TO introduce
resolution in the Senate declaring that Congress
has 10 confidence in the cabinet, and recommend
ing its discharge. This will be an extraordinary
proceeding, but II Is the common talk among cer-
tain whig ciIcles to-day. Another expedent IS
suggested manifesto-a whig manifesto
such document as once upon ume cut loose
the whig party from the administration OF John
Tyler. General Taylor will be convinced before
long that his cabinet must be abandoned, or thai he
will he Tylerizod
But we upTrehend, after all, that the reports
upon these heavy claims will do the business. ii
the cabinet are condemned they must go; il they
are acquitted. il will be just upon sufficient ground
TO allow them 10 resign. And let us hspe they
will make merit Of necessity, and save them
selves flom whig manifesto, or resolution
which cannot foil 10 pass both houses, reading
them out OF chuICh.
The House, to-day, prassed the bill voting sup
plies &c. to the GInnell ships for the relief OF Sir
John Franklin. The South resisted it, as if there
were some abolition design AT the bottom, but upon
what tangible glound of objection we cannot ini-
agine. We have no doubt of its easy success
in the Senate.
Al old Zack's reception, tonight, the British
minister and lady We're conspicuous, and many
were the congratulations passed on the Nicaragua
treaty and the bill for the relief of Sir John Frank
lin. Mr.. Meredith was there, and Mr.. Preston;
but Mr. Crawford we did not see. He was pro-
baby busy al home in sharing out his investments
of the Galphin fund-Sl00000 in the clear is sum
of money justiying series Of heavy speculations
in stccks, &c
During the next week we shall expect some
stirring movements. Everything is now in most
promising fermentation.
wAsHrSGroy, April 25, 1850.
.9pr-opriation Bills r the Fiscal Year ending June
30, ls5l-Ine,sase Of ETr,nses Of the 4rmp and Nary,
for the Peace Estabishmeni.
Mr. Bayy, Chairman OF Ways and Means Of the
House, has introduced the regular army and navy
appropriation bills for tho next fiscal year, ending
June 20, 1851 OF which give the items, and sum
total below. As compared with the appropriations for
the army and navy before the Mexican war these bills
will he found have increased the annual cost Of the
peace establis bmcnt very materially. This is attri-
butabe. to great extent TO the great expansion OF
our territories; but there appears to be unusual
They are OF course made from the estimates OF the
ecr,tary OF War and the Secretary Of the Navy.
The most important item Of the naval bill ID the
prosiso authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy to
Scind all contracts with the mail steamship companies
which have not been faithfully and substantially full
nled according to the terms of said contracts and
providing further that no part of the ss146Oo appro-
TO such companies. where they have failed to meet
their obligations.
We give the proviso, as it stand. in the bill
For transp poTtAtion Of the United states mail be-
tween New York aud Liverpool between New York and
New Orleans. Havana and Cbagres, and between Pa
and point in the territory of Orcgou eight
hundred and seventy -four thousand six hundred dol
lars Provided. that part Of this appropriation or
of the uneHpondcd appropriations for the same ser
vice, herctoior, made shall be drawn from the Trea
suIy unless tho contract under which payment Is
sought shall have been performed In full and strict
ary Of the Navy is hereby authorized and uired
10 rescind such Il ad contracts may not have been
fully and substantially performed according to the
stI ulatlons thereof
ARMY BILL.
For pay for the army. ............... 81 5426
Ofictfs' subsistence. ................. 5JO61V
Officers horses forage. ................ lO3,II6
For clothing offcers' servants ..... 35T0
Extra pay N, con missioned officers. Se... 10000
supplies. qusrtermsstsrs' department. IsOOOO
rscks rosds. eseorts trains, Sc Sc...... 100000
Puichase OF hors,s. ............... $4,000
whafrss Sc Sc.................. 100000
Ofhcors' mileage. .................. $1,000
Transportation Of army aud supplies by
Medical and hosri al nlsupplies..... S. 600
Armament tortiecations. .............. 100000
Ordnance and ordnance stores. ......... 10000
For making srms at national nrmories... $50 Oc0
Improvements llarpers Ferry armory.... 50 go
Springfield 55oOO
For lot for spr,ug ugheId srmory ........ $500
Military surveys inland and Atlantic. 1000
surveys west ot the Mississippi. ........ 20.OO9
SURVEYS along The great lakcs........ 5000
Arrcsragcs. .................... 1000
Total Hrmy appropriations. So.tso.7OT
This IL pretty good for the army; but the suppress
sion of the ATRrhes. and other indiana, along the
Mexican boundary. will probably require a mounted
snoth.r hail nen to the expenses. ths treaty of
Guadalupe liidago requires IL. and We presume the
COMMITTEE. o. Mhiisry Affairs viii attend TO II In
separate bill. or In an amendment
NAVY BILL.
Pay ofthe psrson,l, Of the navy .., S2T5S 262 90
Supcrntendents naval constructors. 1900 %
Provision ................... CSC DO %
surg oBs' supplies .................. $500 %
yess,ls in ordinary and and tear Of
Orduf nee aud orduAnce stores Sc....... 1850 W
Nautical instruments. hydrog ofhce.. 1850 90
Printing. &c. i,dros surveys. ....,... 1000 90
Ipcidentsls nat, nal obscrvstory..... $500 %
Engraving Ac do do ........ 800 W
polls. '.................. s2o 20
naval seT,ir.. ...'.............. s3214j 90
Contracts vi, IA mail steamers ......... S74GoO 20
American NAutirnl nlAlmanac........... l2SJO %
Repars, sc lortsmouth, IL, navy yard u 90 80
DO do Iostou. u................. los so %
Do do New svNotk............... 1lg 500 90
Do. do. lhiadClphiA. ........... eovt5 W
Do. do Washington. ......... ol-aco W
DO do Nut,, ,,s................ J. $500 ~
Do do pensAeol. ol............... ls7.fOO 90
DO do M,mpais s............... $4,000 %
Do do Sarhstt ts lIarbor. ..... 100 W
ROr hosptals-Ioston. ......... $1,000
Do New lOrk. ........ 1000
Do T,nsac. c.la........ i.75O--is75o 90
Magazines ................... $40 %
RoT completing Ncw YORK Dry Doct. ..... 10000 90
DO. noatiug dock at khtery... S0oOO %
Do do at Philadelphia. S5i 2I2 90
Do do at pensacula 4i4a1O %