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- slrsady transprsd to satisfy ne that oil the g.
venDent will pay me In ousns, salary aud hs 6t,
will rot be found sufficient 70 pay my way, aad
vey ne home, At the cod Of even short service Of
two and half or three years Iexpeot tn be obliged
70 draw to considerable extent on my private
meaps A minister at this court and stranger, 10
glazed OF course, under every pos ibis disadvantage
in regard TO economy 10 HE expenditures
Some of the European governments have shown
what they think OF the Importance OF the missions
they maintain at Berlin. and Of What is due to those
who represent them q. tais court, by the salaries
thew allow
For example: Ecelsud pays her minister four
thsusasd pounds ssegng With very large allow
bLce BESIDES, ior his house
How much Ru'sia pays her minister, I do not
know; bus the emperor owns and supplies him with
palace for bis residence
The salary OF tho Turkish minister. I understand,
is ono buDsred Thousand frances that Of the Austrian
and French ministers, seventy thousand frame;
even the Sardioisn minister has fifty I've thousand
francs. In some Of these oases if not in al, extra
allowances arc made to meet extraordinary OK
peRscs.
have the honor to be, with the highest respect,
Your cbeeient fervant. D ID. BARNARD.
Hon DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary of State.
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TING
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THg MfEsrRR re CHINA Hon. Hanphrsy
Nas nall on, csusisossf 70 China had reached seaas
III lset sdvises Och November sud would sal hcss
Nsplea n the $50 Of Novsmssr Tor Alsxsndda wa AasA
70 ss TO embark ut eusx the sth o' Deosuesr n sns
s.smsr OF tue psnssular asA Oriental stesm os0eaoy
Mr. hsrshsii ei proesby reach Csu'en early 10 Js0s
sry 1865 tlis voysgs FROM Bses to Ceyioa eos a.
t~vsrca days sndf from Ceyion 70 Hone Kong occures
w,tD Fair vinAs sixtses days, nsk ns trip In tue
,,ercs Il ur S.ys NJ We rndsrs ant that
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zach mouth and Southampton on the ~ n OF the uoata
uerceS,nr Mr. MsrshAu sn,lea from Ses York a the
Ia Of October and rvscbed Par on fhs lTtn hut vas
pt, fe, lae a. ris TIE over'.cd mail for Octcbar IL
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Before hon Ju0Nt OuIy.
Disc 20-.4cfios for Dtrorcc--Pish %, Pugh I'm this
9ass rportcd In yesterds HanALD thetestimony for
the defer dant was tmmcpcd aud cloed HAf,stu oDo
OF the parties charged with orimip atty With Mr, pnsh
called TO the stand by dseudaats crnne sni post
lively depd the act swc,n to ny The wtuese~s TOR sns
piaistiG The keeper Of the house 10 Maibsry street
sn6 his wife a-o deposcd tina. there ~ No AT
sited there BY Mrs Push ON the occston fsfsrst
70 b Ne servant si aud the aicce Of thu slsnn The
evidence Ia all In and tho oounva viii san up 70 Gay.
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Before J. W. Melon, Esq.


Disc 40 I'm the matter of Augustus Barr, charged
With stsbhing with intent to Kill feo~ passenger
named Dresptr, Mr. r. IL ralimssge produced Wit
reeses to chow that the act done repesg the
eault Of Dxesrner Tue Cjmm,ssidpsr did NOT conssr
that the eyidt sufficient TO eho~ tss the cd
Intended to hill at the time hs ipcting The blow and NJ
he was caimed under the extradiOn treaty for that Of
pce he could deliver him up TO the claim ant and
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Rro DE JAsRrRo, March III, 1852
SIR; had the honor 10 soknowlsage. in my lest
despatch tie rece of your circular Of he tin No.
yeubsr iast. communicating the resolution passed.
by the Senate on tho 3Isi January. 1851, and re-
qucstirg rae to transmt statement of the eXpsnses
incident 20 my residence in my Official character at
this court
have not yet been In Rio Jaueiro long enough,
perhaps, to be able TO distinguish clearly and pro-
chcly between all the items of the cost OF living
csesariy and regularly TO be occurred and thoss OK
penses incident to sbtaiAisg experience 10 the fret
year. have made. however, Q close ssd accurate
calculation, and end that, after exhaustirg tuna
equal TO the outfit, in tina purohsse Of farniture,
carriage horses and Whatever necessary fer living
centortssIy and respectfully. and in far degree in
conformity with my position and rank az the repre-
sentative Of the United States have thus far spent
beg ord that In tho cost of living merely, and sap
porting my h0useksld mt the rate of about ak thoa-
sand five hundred dollars per Jear
That, think, may he fairly taken az the average
aApuai SUN ~ will COS; me to continue nv resi-
oence mere; 1t certainly cannot be Tess 1t will
pIobebiy be moro when oens ts add com thipg for
OCCASIONAL inequalities and entertainments to be- ex
tended TO my diplomatic colleagues and other per
sons, besides my country mon, TO whom the istle
have yet been able to do in that way has thus far
bees confined.
For your better understanding of this e,tm ase, II
VIII be necessary to state upon what il 10 based
am here without any family. [ am housekeeping
tor myself, with no moro than the usual and ueces
eary nun Dor Of servants. The Secretary Of tho
Legation lives with mo, but does net ID materially
TO my expenses. Ihave no other guests or 10 mates
residing In my house. l keep . osrrisgs and pair
OF horses, aud one saddle horse Aitog ,sher my
establishment IL modest and moiers q, and on .
rmsller scale than that Of any other ups'cr OF my
grade. occupy nj present house larger than /
require. or car afford, for which para rent OF
eleven hundred dollars per aunum. am sbcu. to
remove, however, into smaller oue wh'oh must
make answer my purpose, aud for WHOM viii DAY
emily seven hundred And 6fty delisrs: that will be-
rom two ssndrsd TO eleven hundred and arg dd
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GHviEg out Inc gTbat powers. oven Spatu purtug
and Sardinia represented by ministers plenlpo-
tfntiary and Denmark by minister rssicens, ali Of
whom rs a matter Of course, take precedence Of an
American ehs,ge dc0sires
The affair of the rank of MINISTER ia y question
Of national and personal dignity, which, under tina
constitution Of the Upted States, addresses Itself
more particularly 20 tho consideration of the ex-
eounve department, and, with graduated sosls Of
salaries for the different leg atoms presents merely
the naked question Of the rack AID title Of thu
rcpresen alive, since the 0mpensstiea would be tho
same Tor the head q the particular legation, lot
tbisrank and title be Tbas it might
With reference to the natter Of oo0 psoeatiOu, ii
may be further remarked that II IL be adjusted
UPON fsT and liberal scaic the sggreg rte expense
of the diplomatic Intercourse Of the United States
would be but little increased beyond what is now
II Cured from the frequent cb spgss which isade
quate CON pf nsafion IeDners necessary
The result of the whole is that, 10 ny jutR ment,
the United States should be represented in Europe
by ministers plenipctsn.iary with salaries grafu-
sred 70 the reaseBsbe expenses Of family incident
TO residence nc the seat Of the particular legation
Or, at all events. by ministers a:cred ted TO the
sovereign.
viii yeur eminent ability and knowledge OF tho
subject, you have II In your power place tho AZ
ter in both its relations upon proper footing, and
In 10 doing, to render IN important service TO the
country
l have the honor to be, with the grc,t respect
your 0hedieDt s.rvsSt RlcHD a. 8AYARD
To the Hon DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of state
LITTER IRON D. D BARNARD
LOCATION OF THs UNITED Stairs.
BExIIs, DE sembsr 3. 1851
SIR have the honor TO ackpo vied 20 tho roce,pt
of your letter (ciroalar) " the 4h November 1851
requesting me to transmit to the department as1s
ment of lbo expenses Incident to my sdsncs in my
sfical chat Hoter. at Berlin
liz my reply would ststs that Ii would be qsits
imporsibe tor ire 70 undertake to render exact
account IN detail o. TIE expresses Of my resisonce ia
Berlin can however. msks n general state nsnt,
which perhaps, may anssor the obi sots Of sne de-
psrtment quito S,n
Up 90 she 30 Of tbc present month of Ds,e Dher
just one year from my arrival in Berlia, 6ad that
my Expenditures, strictly Incidental 80 nv Residence
here for that period ia my ofioisl oha-actsr hsd
exceeded ny salary BY about s~o thousand five
brpdred dollars Oftss excess IL 10 possible may
get back, on eventual ssie Of my household
effects one tboHssnd dollars
may state fur shes, that -ftn a small family
With perfctiy simple aud unoster ta.,ous style IT
living, with no sxpeDsive habits aud With. as mos
very mfaare sho~ Of hospi aiity. Instead Of that
ucrc liberal hospitality Which wouS Ne fitting and
desirable, vhethar 10 reference to nv pers,oa reis
tons 10 the society in which nv ofhclsd ohsrso.sr
places me-, or for the advantage Of tins puoo inter
ests With Sbich tsmAesrusted; sith eli this, eps,gh
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June All des.ous Of joining the association invited 20
attend the objects and workings fully explained
by allie speakers-Israe Salompn, President 40 Rose
street; H. h. Herts, yr Vice President, s6 John street.
81 Rose streets IL Lissak ~ Maiden lane A. unst 7s
Bowery James Rorke 1914 Pearl street; Thos Keesng,
1884, Pearl street, Joseph Adep l59 Pearl street Geo. Cod
frey 60 Water street; D. De Freoe, 225 William street H.
De Young Secretary 81 Esst Broadway JeAohipsson
sttorpey and counsellor, lls Nassau street,