Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-01
DISPATCHES FROM COMMODORE PERHY.-This

morning the Government received voluminous
dispatches from Commodore Perry, detailing
at length the history of his proceedings offthe
coast of Japan, with On account of the manner
and tome of his reception, the ceremonies OBJ
sserved therein, &c. We have every reason to
b elieve that they represent our affairs in that
quarter to DO in an apparently satisfactory
condition, leading to the anticipation that ere
the close of his mission or cruise there. he will
acco mpGsh oil that can reasonably be expected
in the way Of laying the foundation for flu
ture direct commerce between the United
States and Japan. 1t is to be hoped that as
much IF the substance of these dispatches may
very shoi tly be laid before the public, rs may
be compatible with the interest of the State.
The Pc sITIoN OF THE EDITORS OF THE
RICHMOND ENoUIRER.-We have satisfied our
selves that the rumors concerning the con-
fioting viev IS of these gentlemen relative to the
support to be accorded by their influential
journal to the administration in connection
with the tt ouble in New York, are one an d
all unfounde /. From a source which cam rot
be mistaken, we learn, first, that Mr.. Pr Tor
has not been out of Richmond of lat g, "a
alleged by tho Sc who would have him Articu-
larly SYM ,aulizing with Messrs Bronson.
Brady, Coo ley & Co.; and next, that he and
bis coleagu es think and writo in perfect har
mony on the subject above mentioned.
The Reset ,E OF COMMODORE Coz. have
reason to bell eve that the conduct of Com
mander Down ing. of the sloop- of-war James
town, in rescl ung Commodore Coe, late in
command of the naval forces of the Entire Rios
party, in oppose ION to the Government of the
Argentine Republic (after he had betrayed
his feet into the ltatids of the enemy has not
met the approbati IN of this Government, and
that he has been notii fed that on his return to
the United States, his proceedings in the case
in question will be pra mptly looked into by a
Naval Court Martial.
A NEW CHAPLAIN IN THE NAvY.-We are.
satisfied that the Chap laincy in the Navy,
made vacant by the resi- snation of the Rev
Mr.. Stanley, of Georgia, is about to be filed
by the appointment of the Rev. Mr.. Thomas,
of the same State His will be the first ap-
pointment of ainister Of the Methodist
Church south, in the Naval service of tho
United States.
NAVY OFFICERS DETACHED, ORDERED, &c
Gunner A. A. Randall, detached from the steam
frigate Saranac, and ordered to the Norfolk
Hospital-sick. Gunner Burgess P. Allen, Or
dered in his stead to the Saranac. Gunner
A. A. Peterson, detached from the Ordinary at
;e, ord
Gunner John Owens is ordered to the Norfolk
Yard in his stead.
The COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
Col g. W. Manypenny, of Ohio, has returned
to his post in this city from bis recent tour in
the Indian country.
ANOTHER CHATTER IN THE HISTORY OF THE
KoszTA AFFAIR-It is now understood in
Washington, that Immediately on the recep
ton of Commander IDsraham's despatch, Civ
! ing an account of his proceedings in the case.
of Koszta, the Secretary Of the Navy wrote
| him, on behalf of the President full and
hearty approval of his conduct.
| A CLERK APPOINTED In THE NAVY DEPART :
MENr.-Mr Edward C. Eddie, of Michiga n
has been appointed to I'd class Isl ,2OO) Gle, K
! ship in the Naval Bureau of Provisions and
| Clothing, vice J. r. Bowman, resigned.
The MOVEMENTS OF AMERICAN DIr4sNA-
| lists ABROAD. We hear that the S ate De-
partment is in possession of informant on. tell
ing of the kind reception of Messrs. T icmonte
and Daniels, by the governments to w iich they
have been respectively accredited; end, also
that Mr. Soule was expected to reach Madrid
| on the 10th or 18th.
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF TIE I sEAsuRY
DEPARTMENT On yesterday, the 3lst of Octo-
Der, there were of Treasury Warrants entered
| on the books Of the Department
For the redemption of stocks. 1856, 297 50
| For Treasury Department, excfu-
siye of stocks ................ l., SIS IS
For the Interior Department. $4,000 90
For the War Department. 1880 co
For the Navy Department........ 800 90
For the Customs. ............... 69,7l5 81