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The Daily spy., 1850-05-16
Fluid .MOg,,esSu

EtXl1 eMNSMeS6M,
IJhErAhED by g.. o. DUNBAR, TAUNTON, Mass ,Soar
Ansrtcan This very uetul elegant preparation Is
used as an Aperiemt Anli~acd in Dyspepiic complans
auehuen win aciotywih very great benefit IL mas The
aavsllase over common mhgnesa in being dissolved and
.neieore mol liable 10 accumulate in the bowels Ii fs
uecueu'y superior to Carbonate Of Coda Poash on
STA 'ound particularly beneficial pleasing scdative
ana Apertenf, In all cases o Irritation or 1cdify of the
Sickness. ~s'.' = 80
For sale In orcester, wholesale and retail, by
@. BATES, NJ. d., dpothecary, nH
WV 10. eodGwu 242 Main ST., cor. Pleasant
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House for Sale.

IA A COTTAGE HOUSE, % by 2s it.. Ell part IA by
I'M "A % feet, situated end of Chandler Street
The Lot 90 by l0l4 feet. Inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. A. E. CARPENTER.
Aplil %. dwtf
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S=. GREAT
Southern and Westerns c-s n
-9M-@-- Passage COmnanv. SsEsszz99N-=ss.szI1

= ,,,,,, . I@LottbV 0OA1APuA4yl .SFSa4k@EF793.1
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE for all the Southern and
~ western states and the Canadas by Rail Roads, Steam-
ooal ana Canals from the Old Established Office the only
responsible Company in the town of SPRINGFIELD
ufFloE IN THE MAssAsoIT House, opposite Depot-
Deng the only Office authorized to sell tickets for the follow
ing routes and rates of fare
from Springfield to Utica, $3,95-to Syracuse, $3.50
70 o5Wwego SS25to Rochester, $475to Lockport $475
10 buffalo, S5-to Ceayeland, $7-to sandusky $3.50
to Cincinnati, SlO-to Detroit, Ss-to whitehall S5-to
Montreal Lower Canada, $s-to Toronto U. Co. $725-to
hamilton U. e., $7,25-Kngston, U. O., $7,75-to st.
SEto lancaster $7,50-to Baltimore, 81, SOTO Reading
$IoO-to Columbia, s. Soto Holiday ysbIrg 75-to Pitts
cago, $s75. N o"
PASSENGERS can be perfectly safe by getting their Tick
@ a. THIS OFFICE, and at no other Any security required
WI be given for the ulment of all contracts made with
this Company. ]. MANSFIELD Agent
ny Springfield.
'Piiheheiu, May 2, 1900. dw6m
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W atcr's Hair Dye.

VIE great and increasing demand for Hair Dye and the
dihcuy OF procuring ARTICLE, has ipi,ced the
suDscrbers to experiment. until they have succeeded In
manufacturing Dye, that surpusses any other use
The advantages possesses other kinds are that
application perfectly simple the Hair requires pre-
vious preparation. II entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does not fade, crock, or wash out
II does not, like ordinary Hair Dye leave an unpleasant
and unnatural dryness Of the hair but the time that
It's color changed retains its lustre nnd soft
ness Instead Of nurng the hair 1t tends In great degree
10 strengthen It's grswth, and prevent Its falling Cen
emen who have hair, and whiskers Of lighter ooIor win
nd very easy match the two; and those whose hair
grown prcmaturcly grey, II 10 its original beau
use +. WATERS
For sale by M. u. GREEN, and LEWIS T. LAzBLL.
June 2s. e0df
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For Sale.
To Let,
FO1. Safe on. to Lef.

A LARGE WATER POWER on the line of the
"A Hudson River Rail Road and within two hours Of New
York. The situation is well calculated for making Iron
Foundry purposes Locomotive and Car building, Paper
making Cotton or Wooen Manufacturers. Labor is abun
dant there being large population the neghborhood
For inrther Inflammation apply to WALCOTT & SLADE,
President of the Wicapee Company" FishkiH Landing.
April b. dim
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Can't be Re0t !.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II B. OTIS co. having associated with ,be,o M, ~
~. u. FITCH, under the style and name ~ % Yrs S'
pIICll Co,wll continue the BooT SHOE and Irhynrr
Doors. '"ins Oh hir
u; +. d CO intend keeping good assortment NJ s,.
Leather also Thick Wax and Kip Leather Cakns srS T,o
lion oi manufacturers and dealers at the old stand ~
OTIS d Co.. Harding Block, No. as rRosr STREET.
i. b. OTIS
yy... ', :, ,o, CHAS II. FITCH
worcester, ian ~, looO' du JOHN c. OTIS
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Lightning Conductors.

Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors,
rTNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhab-
tants of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing season.
in superior any thing of the kind yet offer
cd publcsubsuting for the rude connections
y used copper points and stenngs gded spires and cop
per bottoms, adding thereby materially to the beauty
strength and durability Of the work Orders by mail
promptly attended to- 7. G. RICE,
Worcester, March g. dwu j. p. RICE.
Steam Engine Wanted,
nF from six 10 ten horse power A secondhand one
~ would bo preferred. Apply at this Office. ~
April 26 ae3 Nia.D dwtf
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Chrome and Paris Green.
NEW and superior article of Chrome Green and
duoedrice Paris Green splendid shades very cheap
for cash. Also Chrome Yellow of an quality For sale
by SAMUEL C. WHITE, dealer in Drugs, Medicians,
Paints, Window Glass, No "a Washington So Western
R. Il. depot dw4m Feb 81.
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Waterford Window Glass
THE above well known window Glass is now being manu.
actured in very superior and for brliancy of
polish and ofsurace unsurpassed
by any American Window Glass in the market All quail
ties for sale wholesale and RETAIL by
SAMUEL c. WHITE,
"a Washington So, near Western r. R. Depot.
Worcester, Feb 81. dw4m
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Paris Blue.
NEW and beautiful article for carriage and ornamental
N painters. For sale at SAMUEL G. WHITES dealer
in Drugs, Medicine, Paints and Dye Stufs,
NO: "a Washington So. near Western R. R. Depot.
FEB. ~. deo w3m
COTbett's Shaker Syrup of Sarsaparille,
LlOR SALE, wholesale and retail by
LEWIS I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
&96dw6wis POI Man-st, doors north Am. House Z
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- = " OME Hdtt9O WkaNBkGHSe
Y b. BoNNELL, at his stand on CEsrRaL sTKEEr. IL
- prepared TO make TO order CARRIAGE BODIES fal
wsotpuons lie has variety OF New and EipgaDt Pat
Please call and examine 80 -as' '' ~
on hahd and for sale number Of Chalsc Bodies
Nasal, Central Street, Hear Main,
e. - dt KOyccekpr.
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, LA NQUVELLE=0 Fans.

La fevrc jaune defnitivement trahs-
porte ses penates, loin de la Nouvelle-
Orleans; ellie est partie accompagnee
des fievres ad;acentes qui torment son
cortegc ordinaire, ct VOLTA les fortunes
habitants de la vile aux trois municipal
lites, debarrasses de Ia lngubre visiteuse,
pour ncuf on dix grards mois au moins.
N'ayant plus a deplorer les ravages
excrces par lc terrible feau, a deman-
der aux autorites d'ouvrir un conconrs
aux illustrations de la medicine, pour OBJ
tenir un remede contre la peste, ne pou-
want plus remplir leurs COLONIES de dis
scrtations plus ou moins scientitques sur
les causes lie la maladie, n'ayant pas
meme a donner aux gourmands lecteurs
lie reeit de guerisons mervellleuses, dues
au celebre docteur un tel, (celui pour
qui l'cn bat de Ia crosse caisse tant la
ligne) devant enin renoncer aux tleurs
funebres que les journalists fespri1, Sc
ment dams les nscrologes, les feuilles dc
la Nouvelle- Orleans ont etc forcees de Sc
refugier dams la chroniqne locale ct dams
la politique, qui suit le movement de Ia
ievre jaune. c'est.a.dire qui decline ra'
pidement ct menace de laisser les publ.
cistes dams uae ptnurie complete.
Et yous croyez peut etfe que Ia chro
niaue locale est un champ, waste on For
peut faire ample moisson de petits vols
de grands assassinats, ETC., etc. Quelle
erreur est la r6tre Jugez-en.
Etant au depourvu, lie rapporteur Dur
des bons jomnaux dc Ia vile, fait un pc
tit roman; settlement au lieu de cache
/ le heros de son historiette sanguinolentc
sous un pseudonyme, il ecrit le premie
nom qui lui Went l'idee, ct ce nom es
| celui d'Edouard Wiltz! Ii raconte, i
fecond rapporteur, que ce malheureu'
4 ieune homme, l',ss des plus beaatr orne-
n,,lents de saa fan,iile, a ete assassine {
Gretna; Get infortune Sc rendait aupre
de sa seur a Iaquelle il devait porter TN
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IA CONVERSION DUN PECHEuR.

Toute medaille a son revers, tout recto
son verso; chaque page de la vie humane
,enferme une antithese bien tranchee,
ct 81 les fatteurs yivent, encore de nos
iours, aux depens de ceux qui les ecou-
tent. il faut avouer qu'ils vivent nlaigre-
ment : lie steele nest pas la courtisa-
merle. -. - - 48
Quand les assemblies wings des pa.
soisses Assumption et Ascension, falmi-
naisnt contr,e M. Soule des anathemes
sans nom,e ,et laissaients un peu faventi'-
re. de sipistres eclairs, precurseurs de Ia
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temps; vous sayez tout celia, ct vous Gtcs
un conservatism, un whig, un reaction
naire puisque vous ignorez Improvement,
lc ratlinement qu'on Went d'introdulrc
dams i'excrcicc de la chase.
''Plus pest besoin de bottes impcrmt
ables, dc courscrs docilcs, vigourcuX ct
inaccessiblcs aux impressions dune forte
de onation! A bas les chiens rev6la-
teurs, les fusils Lepage ct ceuS des fa-
briqucs Anglaises en- renom. L'tIeve
de Chiron etait un .sot; les rois ct les
chevaliers, des imb3cillcs; les sauvages,
des Indiens; les wings ct les d6mocrates,
de braves gems CONNIE vous; les nou-
veaux chasseurs seuls sont des hommes
qui marchent avec lcur steele. Ills sont
du meme pays que Franklin ct Fulton, ills
mont pasinvente lie paratoncrre, lis mont
pas applique Ia vapeur a la navigation,
pas meme pGlectricite au teIegraphe,
mais lis ont applique la vapeur a la chas-
Sc, voici comment:
Sous pretexte dc commerce de Finite
rieur lis fretent un batelet que les habi-
tants ont eu la mechancete de heller.
supposant que c'etait un perfectionne-
ment aux pirogues d'huitres. La petite
machine tournc CONNIE un poitrinaire
ct fait son parcours; lie fret des habitants
ne l'expose pas une explosion. Que
font les emules de Fulton? lis s'arment
dun trabuco ct lis chassent sur lie bayou.
Lie gibier NY manque pas; ills font feu
ct une douzaine de superbes canards gi.
sent sur la greve; un peu plus loin, ills
font fcu encore ct unc demi douzaine
d'oies donnent le spectacle des detnie
res convulsions de 'agonie; plus loin en-
core, lis font leu ct deux poulcs poussen
leurs derniers cris. Cette chase Sc fai-
SAINT sur TN parcours de dix lieues, le ba
telet a son arrivee, Sc trouve bien frete
Les habitants seuls, Sc plaignent, le
despotes, de ce nouveau genre de chas
Sc; lis pretendent, les insolents que lie
Nemrod du bayou eonfondent quelque
fois, yoire meme toujours, leurs eanards
et leurs oies, avec les canards ct les ole
sauvages ct leurs poulardes avec le
poules d'eau. Les temaraires! Commen
osent-ils aihsi s'exposer d passer pour de
calomniateurs?... "a
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POLITIQUE lNTERiEURE.

On trouvera an fond de toute question
serieuse qui sera discutee, soft au Con-
gres des Etats- Unis, soft dams les Legs
latures particuIieres, soft enfn dams les
Conventions d'Etat, Ia brilante question
de lsesclavage, centre que travaillent de-
puts ST longtemps deplacer les habitants
du Sud, ct que les abolitionistes du Nord
inaintiennent touiours au meme point,
dams lses poir insense d's,re I'm jour VIC
toricnx. @8 @ "
Cette question, qui tient lie Sud dams
dcs transes continuelles, Went dsstre
brutalcment remise sur le tapis, par la
maitorits des wings du New York, dams
ia Convention de Syracuse. M. SEWARD,
lie faarouche abolitioniste, qui menace de
passer' 4 II postsrits ! la fa9on d'Eros-
trate,, a rsadige ct fait presenter par un
de ses devoues, une sarie de resolutions,
portant aux nues lie proyiso Wilmot ct
son inventeuur,, censuFaht lsadoption du
bill relatif. aux esclavssssi ifagitis, ct protes
tant impudemment contre l'institution de
fesclavage. Ces resolutions, lues las
semblee whig par M. Cornwell, ont
soulevs quelques blaihes energiques,
mais la majorite s'est empresse de les
sanctionner en- les adoptant. Les sdver.
saires de Get infame arrete, ont alors
quite Ia sale, ct le lendemain lis Sc sont
constitutes en- assemblee reguliere, atm de
prendre des measures efffcaces pour neu-
traliser lseffet des resolutions adoptees.
VOLTA done lie parti wThig de fEtat de
New York, divise en- deux fractions bien
distinctes; Pune marchera sous la ban
niere de l'Union, ct defendra la bonne
cause, co1te que codte, rautre let c'est
laplus forte) leye l'etendard de la revol-
te ct veut la dissolution de la Confedera-
ton; pour arriver son but, ellie saura
faire appel a toutes les mauvaises pas
sions, au besoin ellie armera les noirs
contre les blancs. e..lp4sg
Cette brusque scission aura eependant
un fort bon Tesultat, auquel les wings au
raient da songer avant de Sc separer; elle
FQs5 q glsrr aLEt 81
hatera le triomphe de Ia democratic dam
rEtat de New York. Divises CONNIE II.
ie sont atjourd' hui, les wings sont extre
tnemcat fables, d'autant plus faible
qu'iis uscront lie pen de forces don't i'll
peuvcnt disposer,s a sc combattre fndtdel
le'nent, a s'annihiler.. Lorsqde viendr;
ie moment dc Ia lutte electorate, ce
deus parts se trodseront dams l'impossi
billie de tcnir tete aux democrates, gu
ellront lcurs candidats, .volontieIs SAN
opposition. LA rupture des whigs es
trop eclatante, les motifs qui ront anne
nee sont trop graves, pour qu'dii rappro
element puissc s'opdrer avant le jour de
elections. -
Pour l'honncur meme des wings du
ont republic les principles des Seward
nous aimons 4 croire qu'ils prelsreraien
voter ayec les democrates, travailler a
success dcs candidats locofoeos, soir emf
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rs pIoNNIER De l'AssQMP TON,
PUBLIC PAR sz.5gssas=.sss saa i
crpERVIELLE g. DEVILLIERS.
o,oupttto,,s ntt Do,trual !:

CONFINEMENT IL Announcement est paya-
hle 4 Respiration du premier trimestre.
pouR UN AN :::::;s:::;::: =: $a w ~
porrR SIX MoIs -: :;:;::::: 90
Tont abonne qui voudra stispentke son abon-
,ement. deyra prcyenir, par ecrit, les. ediseurs,
au;nge iours au moins, avant Respiration du
trimestre.
.,s etc. ETC., les conditions sont les suivantes
psr CENT moTs, pour la lere insertion $l 90
pour les insertions snivantes q: -: 5O
IN execute rimprimere du PIoSNIER, ct ce
oux prix les plus moderes, toutes especes 'ou'
',raaes typographiquess (Jobs,) tells que, cARTEs
r,rTu.Es, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs, ETC, ETC.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-12-07

cfc owing to the high price of labor water transportation
proporonaby expensive. The consequence Of ali this an
immense increase n the expenditure Of The
Department In the year ending June 80 1874 the expen
ditures Of that Department amounted to only ss7O,sss IS
In the year ending June 80 1885, they were 295 29s GO
In the year ending June 80, 1851, (appro-
pratedl ...... .... 1915. 954 OOs
In year ending June 3d. 1884, esma,ed) 90
In the year 1914 the cost Of transportation for the armv
less than in the year ending 3Oth June last
amounted TO about 00O showing an increase Of
about fifteen hundred per cent.
is hoped that settlements increase and cultivation
tends in Texas and New Mexico, and as mining becomes
less profitable and labor more diversified in California these
expenditures will diminish In the mean time every
effort will be made by this Department to curta them Il Is
possible that at points remote from the supervision Of s
Chief defects Of administration the depart
men may exist to remedy which, some change in its oraa-
nizaion may become necessary.
No economy cam however, be effected by reducing the
Inmates, which based upon positive daa and cannot
safely be cutale The only consequence which has hereto
fore resulted from such reductions Of estimates chout d.
insing the objects Of erpense has been the accumulation
Of aeaages An aearage which has existed in the quar-
emaser department since the year le4S amounting to the
Of 81, $50 80, 10 said have originated In that
way The practice Of allowing disbursements TO exceed the
appropriations dangerous In the extreme but If estimates
carefully prepared BY the proper officers are reduced without
diminishing the objects Of expenditure this irreguiy may
sometimes be unavoidable.
hereto such portions Of the correspondence of this
Department relate the subjects mentioned in this report
together with the reports Of the Genein Chief and Of the
several heads Of bureaus Of this Department to all which
refer you for ample information in regard to its ope-
rations.
Respectfully submitted,
C.M CONRAD, Secretary of War.
To the PaEsIDExr OF THE UNITED SrArEs.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-12-07

embraced. Most of these Subjects indd BEYOND your
reach. as the lsgisIa,np wh dsposed Of them was its
character, final Snd / ssahss >Ii-hay beNesumedA from
TIE opposition which ey all encountered thssone
free from mperfecons but in their mutual de-
pendence and cohnexon they formed system Of
the concato, and best for the entire country that
could be obtained from conflicting sectional interests and
opinions
For this recommend your adherence to the adjust
men established by those measures until time and experience
shall demonstrate the necessity Of further legislation to guard
sgainst evasion abuse.
By that adjustment have been rescued from the wide
and boundess agitation that surrounded US and have firm,
distinct and legal ground to rest upon And the occasion,
trust, will justify in exhortng my countrymen to rally
upon and maintain that ground the BEST II not the only
means, Of restoring peace and quiet the country and main
tsing nvolate the integrity of the Union.
And now fow-citizens, cannot bring this communica-
ton to close without invoking you to join in humble
and devout thanks the Great Ruler Of nations for the null
psd blessings which be has gracousy bestowed upon
His hand often visible in preservation has stayed the
pestence saved from foreign and domestic dstur.
Dances, and scattered plenty throughout the land.
Our liberties, religious and civil, have been maintained
the fountains Of knowledge have all been pen and
of happiness widely spread and generally enjoyed greater
than have fallen to tho lot Of any other nation And while
deeply penetrated with gratitude for the past let hope that
His awse providence will guide counsels that
they shall result in giving satisfaction to constituents
curing the peace Of the country aud adding strength
the united Government under which we live.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
WAsHISsros, DECEMBER 2, 1850.
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command or promotion be denied those who must really
and efecuay stand between the country and its enemies
in the hour Of danger. Even in judicial Offices held
during good BEHAVIOR in all well regulated States provision
has been made for removal from Office mental or pbysca
incompetency as well as for criminality
10 this connexon it is worthy of serious consideration
ed grades above that Of commander Although
the power of the President in nominating to all Offices is un
limited BY the constitution, and dependant on no ouaca-
tons in the candidate, and although in few instances there
nave oeen departures rom the rule in question, yet general
usage has made neal promotion to all grades il the navy
amosta matter Of right certainly convenient nssmuch
as prevents favosm and advances discipline and subodi-
nation by suppessng hostile rivalry adhere to this
TO certain point OF elevation, but is inconsistent with the
spirit OF the age, well with all our ideas Of proprieiy
that the highest rank in profession whose active members
are habtualy exposed the dangers of battle to those
Of the ocean, the tempest and Of pesenta climates and
which there is so wide field for competition in requirement
skill and conduct should be made TO depend on longevity
survvorshphe conditions and accidents Of eutaled
estates In family settlements II h therefore, proposed that
IN all future promotions to capancy or higher rank, il
such shall be established seniority shall not be regarded and
merit snah De esteemed the only criterion of selection This
VIII appear 70 be the more emineny Just and proper, since,
under the SYSTEM no b:eve rank other advance
men IN the naval service allowed reward the most heroic
exploit or acknowledged professional superiority promotion
coming none the to the best the later TO the
worst provided they escape being off from the
vice BY the sentence of court-martal
Another defect in the present establishment too manifest
to be overlooked BY the casual observer is the disparity
between the ages of subaern officers and their grades
ceedng from the fixed numbers in each rank and the failure
provide for any promotion, except in of vacancy.
The senior passed midhpmen, 10 the sevice older
than were Perry, Decatur and Macdonough when they
achieved their victories with much to the country
the senior ieutenants past the age when military duty Is
quired Of the citizen in the mna and the commanders and
captains proporionay older The aspiring YOUTH now en-
teng the navy, may hope to reach the rank Of com
mander in the period which ascesned be the average
49,
required for learning his duies but occasoned by keep
ing him in waiting for promotion until the exit Of some one
above him. only deprsses his ambition by deferrng his
hopes but denies him opportunity for the culture Of bis self
reliance, condolences in his own skill and Judgment and the
hundred nameess attributes Of thorough officer which are
only be acquired by being thrown upon bis own
and responsibility. S5t M
To remedy this defect which hes become the more grew
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bks
therefore, be greatly to interest," least until change
in monetary affairs in California
lst To build ships and recruit sailors the Atlantic
coast for the Pacific feet
I'd. When sufficient number Of vessels shall be placed
that side Of the Continent TO retain them there for pera
nent use ; and I8Is 't.s@
3D. That when crews are wanted to man them after the
expiration of the term of those originally carried out enlist
them in the Atlantic ports aud send them in Government
transports on the ordinary line Of travel across the sthmus
Of Panama. as they transported from one Atlantic
port to another.
With dock for repairing vessels on the California coast
as contemplated by the Of the last session of Congress-
such course of policy would enable at oil times keep
an effective feet in the PacS, and operate vast saving in
time and money to the service in that quarter
BY udcous disposition Of vessels and the improve
ment ohe organization and discipline ofthe to the
highest point Of efficiency, it is believed that our naval force
need not be Immediately augmented in any great degree
whstandng the accession to territories and that the
policy OF gradual increase" long pursued while il
qures attention to every improvement in naval construction
and warfare, need not be materially fastened.
how great will be the transition in the art Of the
sea BY reason of the introduction Of propeIng
power to vessels Of war; remains yet to be determined That
has already furnished an arm Of great power which has
been well kened to flying artillery land, Is beyond all
question and though not concurrng in the opinion that
wareamers will supersede sail vessels ships OF war;
yet thoroughly persuaded that they will be most valuable
auIilares, and respectfully submit for your examination
herewith letter from officer of much intelligence and
peence m the command Of steamships Of in regard To-
their efficiency in hostile operations simply striking bodies,
in running down the vessels Of enemy by Of their
great weight and the Of which they capable
by the power of steam As connected with this subject
likewise your attention to the recommendation Of the
chief Of the Bureau Of Construction, that shps Of war
hereafter be constructed shall be furnished with pro-
peler be used occasions where ceeiy of motion ad
the prevailing winds may be important But with
the Improvements constan,y going in stesmers
would not recommend large addition 70 this species Of naval
rce except in the event Of war; s the progress Of inven
ion shall supplant them BY others Of superior construction