New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-19
shell into their camp, which has caused terrible utter
among them He has decided agapst an Application for

shell into their camp which has caused a terrible uter
among them. lie has decided against application for
arrearages due Revolutionary soldier the proof Of ser
vice being complete, and the applicant being grand
child whose inheriting parent lived after the death of
the party rendering the know not the grounds
of this decision which novel of late years such claims
being heretofore allowed 1t is proposed 20 carry the
case up and the Attorney General has the question
under advsement II is very certain that those who de-
sire loose administration of the Pension Office have
missed their man in Mr.. Commissioner Waldo who,
being the clearestheaded man administering the Com
msionership far, will doubtless sustain his decisions
with great force of argument.
Hon Thomas b. Florence, of the State of South
wark and Moyamensng has returned to Washington in
great tribula0n indeed lt seems that his Senatorial
colleague Mr. BrOdhead, some one else has stolen
n march upon him. having succeeded IN getting places
in the Philadelphia NavyYard for lot Of the afherents
of Others from the country. The Philadelphia Navy
Yard is cmphatcally the vineyard Of Mr. Florence For
two years past he has been almost daily in the habit of
bringing It's wants To the notice OF the House of Repre-
sentatyes until it has come To be pretty generally sur
missed that he thought of nothing in the wide world
awake asleep much OF the interests OF his dear
constituents employed therein who, according to Mr.
f.. the most intelligent patriotic, ylrtu0us and
suffering folks in all the cOntry-frOm the bOsscarpen
tiers down to the sewing-grls making shirts there Tor
Uncle Sans sailors or soldiers. II is therefore certainly
deliberate cruelty on the part of the Administration 10
stock that establishment il for the benefit OF Mr.
BrOdhead, more especially the act bids fair to blow
Mr. Florence sky high at the next Congressional cleo
ton Mr. f. is conceded to be the only Anti-NativiSt
Democrat who can come Congress from that particu
lar district more or less of the native born employed in
that navyyard and seeking work there being straight out
against the employment of foreign mechanics and labor
ers by the Government until all desiring Americans shall
first have been provided for.
learn BY telegraph from NewYork that last night
Judge Bronson received reply TO his request OF the
day before that he might have a few days more in
which to make up his mind whether or not to accept
the New-York COllectOrship. My dispatch further
states that he based his application the ground of
sickness, which prevented him from making the nvesti
cations the result of which is determine his action
The Administration promptly gave him the required
time with indirect notification that if not accepted
by him, gentleman of whose acceptance there
could be Doubt. e. SOtt-wOud surely be APP
pointed You may consider it certain that he accepts
do So under the circumstances, will insure
on MeSsrs Sickles Hart Schel Dillon, &c, by those
heretofore warning for them-far more terociOuS war
than they have ever yet waged upon Shepard, COch.
rane, Fowler, &c
VIM Tweed Esq. has taken post at Wizards, keep
ing guard on behalf of the HardS. Having essentially
lost his temper he do them little service however
hear that he swears to get vengeance next winter,
at the other end of the Avenue, where presume, he
calculates that things to be managed pretty much
in your City Councils in which he has had experience
very recently.
have every 70 believe that it has been formally
by the Administration to do something hand
some. not long hence, for Capt. Rynders. WIDGEoy