New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
,r,u.vopu Many TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1852

and that Of the adjoining Mexican State- from ne incur
ionsof the Indian trbrs OF about llOoO men Oh "nch
the army l. composed, nearly 5000 are enploy "a nc
deferse OF the newly acquired territory hc'Ios ~
a. lsnd of proceeding thereto am sraihe 20
sy that these EFFORT. have been unusialy s1scs'laL
With the exception OF scrie psT1A oatnlea-s "a - 20
80 OREGON and occasional depredators or portion OF me
Po Grnude owing II believed. 20 :he DISTURBED sltIe o.
n to-er The IIoas II tie Indians have been ei
We has soyrn however tina, whenever me two
,.res are brought contact collisions WIZ ineytao DC
rnr 10 prevent these collisions the United Spaes hs
A. AT portions Of t1eir territory for the excu
- c-r;yrs,ior OF The Indian irbea dIrculty occurs
however, u .s P--sct nv ,vhich that state ad-
,,,cd ITO he Uuiou she retained the ownership OF 81 ts
vacant lands within her limits IAe DoyeIiiehh - -.
State l. undeTst0cG. mas assisned no PORTION ~ .
try 10 tie Indians; bu. as fast as her se'tcuiils
aysHof irto counties ard proceeds 70 suEEey IL - =
Tfis policy uais:!y tencf not only 20 44-.ll 81. 80.
tate the Indians but = compel them 70 resort 20 pnns
or Subsistence. II also deprves this G1yeTaent Sl ny
irAueuce and colrcl over them Wlt.out winch ~
800 can evsT sxiss between them and the whites
rrst N refore that due regard TO- her own interests
rrt from considerations OF humanity and Justiee VII m
49, ,hs, sat, 70 assign small poEion OF her vast DOMAIN
fr IRE rrpvis0ns Occupancy OF the small relnN o. 49,
~ T., boders sub,ect OF cous SC her ownership and
eventual i sd c;icn. Il she should IN 20 do n s. the u
se1 o. our treaty s.ipula' with Meico and our GUY
- re Indians ves will It IS feA-ed. become sub
art OF serious embarrassment 20 re 6oVeIn nenI ~ y
hoped hof taat timely rnd rst provision oy ieNAs
ny ss for Qualifications were made at the t<o
las, seious Of CONGRESS The caGsa OF this OMISSION IS
probably b. found Il growing belief At the sysen o.
crtihcBfious pt1d n 1910, and heretofore aoou N "
I'M sSbet certainly deserves full and careful iuyes-s,
tim kut II should rot 30 delayed longer hln can D. avoid
Cd IL the meantime there are ceTtaiD .I-s w. %
been oommenced-sone OF them merry connpe-ee
I'd protect principle ssapots troIn D9sso - W u
aus and lev other important points. In regard 10 the
pecesy for tese works il IS believed tho; h;te difference
OF op Mon exists among military men therefore faoo
mend that the appToH raions necessary TO prosecute 'HeH
be mare. ,.-,.. -,
on Others connected with his Department. Contained IN the
aecouranyiu report OF thu Secretary OF w
Measures have been taken 70 carry INTO effect the "a" o.
tie as session making lroyison toy the improve ol
cssn ryers ana harb0rs and i, IA believed that the ar
rsu.u euts uade for thai puTpOse viii combine enclehcJ
econouy Cwinx chiefly the advanced season W zen
H. AZ ys ~ L. little has vet been done IN regard 10
nGv of the works lie yOld making the necessary psepS-
,lcr ith respect TO few the npro yements the slurs
sIJv nfrrorriat,d will suffice complete them- but
most Of them VIII require additional sppr0pia4lous-
t1t that m, se appropriations VIII be made, and that thus
wise ana beneceut policy, aUspclousy resumed Wl 0e
eontil ued should b. taken, however TO com
mence work which IL not OF sufficient mn % e
coumerce Of the country BE- viewed national IN ~
character But works which have been commenced should
discontinued until completed az Otherwise the ius
exreuded will. IN most Cssrs. h, lost.
he r,port ION the Navy Department VIII inform YOU OF
the prosperous condition Of the branch of the p1ouc service
comln 70 ia chaTee II pces t. 10 your consllslaon
many TOPICS arG suggestions Of which asa yy;r approval
Ii exhibits an unufs decree OF eclyty the operate
Of the Department 0uring the past year Inc pr fafios
for lie Jaien EXPEDITE 20 which have already au d.
the made for the exploration ana survey oi the
China Seas the Northern Pacifc ard Behring's Straits t2e
inciIlent neasurcs ta.eh lo"s I a o. g.
ctrnenf of Africa eastward OF Llbea tine prepara on Tor
! err
Plata which recent decree OF me provisional cnie 'he
Argerne Confederation opened to nayigiuon all the'
enterprises the ny winch tey are Poposedt 20
h. ac rshed have commanded my full approbaCon and
haze no coutt will BE- rlduc;iye ofmo usstu results
To ~ - 49, ~ he Arlszou river rom the
corres PEN rs mouth III return Of one OF ths
has placed in The posses on OF the coy "a
iug valuable account OF me car'ct't ma resou
country ahounGrg the materials o. commerce. ana "hcn
i orcied 20 TIE idustiy OF me woila WI Prov y.
hauFihlc fuLd OF weefh N ri OF OF tus '4'-
viii b. uucatcc 20 you a. soon es u Is c0Ieted
Aoag other subj offered % your notice by the Secre
tnIy OF the Navy seirct i's ~ car Wv 81
OF confession win the in:eresir OF he navy, me
Plan submitted by him for ire establishment OF perni
neu orps OF ctu and the suggestions he has presented
for the -c-crs sanitation q The Naval Academy
H. ertLcc the INST of these tlSe occasion 70 say
that think il Will ~ Gtly improve the efficiency OF the
soryicc and that regard essii more end u yor iJF
the saluary ueIce must exert upon the naval dsp-
lire low greatly disturbed by the Increasing spt OF Ia
sulordirGiioD. resulting from present system The
plu pror it T.aizaon " the seainen furnishes
juGiciOus substitute Tor ne lH" o. >epflo- -,
aLolslrz al punishment and s lc'O'Iy sisla1s
- ~ y. - e,---n,,rd ard o-lar
10 maintain the authority Of coHlh,uG ana uc o.uol
GId security Of cur ships. 1t is believed ilat any
change which proposes pernan'ntly 70 9spenss VIZ
ly sysen OF euistn' which shail eupPN the navy VITA
az The most meritoous class whose good depot
neLt ana tuoe Of chagact' may IeelHc al o1-iod o
go % naf Of hrsh OF d raoing nature The safe
~ of ship aid her crew is often dependant upon imrd
a;e Cbtd ence TO command ana me authority 20 eAloicet
lust equally ready The arrest OF refractory Seaman
ia such nomcts nos Only depryes the snip OF ndlsprnsa
b.. aid 6ttiM osfs cssS Tor donot '1rNce o. o.nts
hose fidelity to fh,ir dunes may D. relied upOn ~
such az emergency. The exposure TO Tins in-
of Ire act Of i8jS has already hld to a most
srVale ana injurious extent the eject OF preventing
TIE sInent Of me best seanen INTO the navy The plan
now suggested designed to promote condon ofseryce
IL which this OF lection viii no longer exist The details
t plan uay be established IN great part n not alto
e,er by the Executive, under tire authority OF existing
laws; iu have thought 1t proper n accordance With the
eon OF the Secretary Of the Navy to submit 1t TO
The bIsmeut of corps Of apprentices for the navy
or bow 10 be enlisted until they become OF and TO BE-
employed under such regulations the Navy Department
mry devise, proposed IN the r4Ort, cordially approve
ana CO mn end to Your consideration; and concur IN
tie suggestion that tins system for the early training OF ea-
may be most useiuy tngraed upon the service oou'
reliant marine.
qhc other proposition of the report which have
rrec-tle organ zuon q the Naval Academy re-
eTcouraeeueri and support The valuable already
rtrotred by this INSTITUTION ene il % the continuance OF
Your attention respectfully called to the report Of the
Tosnssr General tor the detailed operation OF his Depart
during the last ricn year. from which 10 VIII oe see
tt n, receipts from postags for That time 81 by
sG5tt than Tor tine preceding h'csl year, being de-
/ cl,ose 81 about IS per cent.
isdluinr.on d attributable 70 the reduction IN the
rns q roit - ty the act OF March 1881 whi.h
dcton took e,ctGt the commencement OF the LAST hsch
Although in operation durnE the last year the oct
ieed has rot ulned the predictions OF It's friends by
increasing Of the country proportion
the due o. POSTAGE, should nevertheless question
N, roly of return NJ % higher rates Experience
IClts the tcatio thGt the community becomes ac-
- Icev.d mar tom ts csuse snd f-or1 the rapd
growth q the country m pOpu on aud business, the re-
Iis Of the Der mus. u.tn ttey exceed us
ana that the country nay safely rely upon the
CottiruGlce O. the prtscI. cheap rate o. postage
H. former have enOg other lnugs respect
fully totlc DC ration " COngresst the pro
Vfy a. rectsy further legislator the protection
md punishment Cd: or co-suls residing ia the United
States with ccnc-tJns the act OF llth
Nlr.h 1883 90 sts-gl.E uulawiu military expeditions
iuhatiiau states or territories,
os the preservation md protection from mutt alton Or Their
the papers rculc and achieves Of hc nstoA Tor .utho
The surplus Icvrnue 70 be- appl cd % the payment OF
the public debt advance Of the when wall become
due the e:absf o. laIi offices for the sale Of
Ire pubic lanes California AID lie territory Of tor
~ road .I tAe Mississippi valley the
Pacific O,tau, for q. establishment Of bureau Of agrcul
gie FOR tie promotion o. that interest perhaps The
10 the country; Cor Tire pres -Lou Of frauds
tAe Gov umsnf cppAc.tiOLs ior the pensions and
bounty Iaids. the lanlsAneut Of UNIFORM bll
ITscul specific collpe sLo fOs every re4ur
ed Ct distinct Gtt0Tuevs and sl; for authOnL-
for the defence
foltieIs sgers he Indians, and for fiing