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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

The Governor of Connecticut In his message TO the lie
ature Of that State gives the annexed statement rea
tive to the public finances -
There peid into the Treasury during the year snd
ing March 81, 1859 from various sources, the sum
$50 $50 which. together with the balance hand At
the commencement Of the year, Of e39 1901 3, makes
total Of $3.50 $50 o. The expenditures for the past
s13s l04 o. There is included in this suu,
th- item Of SS S3 paid in full OF the State debt April
10th 1852 and aymens account Of legislative grants
10 the Reform school, and for other purposes 81
which, deducted from the above amount will leave the
ordinary expenditure at Sl3 522 49, being small in
crease only over those Of the preceding This increase
expenses which have the past year. those
Of the presiding the sum Of i5e5 81 and for which
Mere to be remedy but by the adoption OF
system which shall put stop 70 increasing litigation
In relation to banking and the currency Gov Seymour
The recent scarcity Of specie which Is partly caused
Jy Of paper money has created the Gar for the
iseue Of frac tional bills. This is subject also which
demands attention. and there 70 be provision
against any such issues the enactment OF law IL
quirsd to put the seal Of prohibition upon anything OF
the kind II all bank bills under the denomination OF
doars 70 be struck out OF existence within the
next year the constitutional currency, increased by
place OF blls and give sound specie basis for ley
mate business operations. That such result is desirn
BILE, and that the time win when it will be deemed
se part OF wisdom and Justice 10 place the stockhod
OF banks, in point OF liability, 70 the extent OF their pro-
yery on the same g,ound with individuals snd partners
w business propositions which can scarcely admit Of
doubt suggest for your confederation whether
seaer powers ought not TO be given bank
err man they nov have Either this should be done or
Inc Danss required V make frequent statements OF their
ans ihess suggestions are prompted by desire 70 en-
se ,ne greater safety Of the public at the same time
Keep un'"pasd the credit Of the institutions themselves
There has been firm but what irregular business.
transacted in dry goods during the past week. Whole
sale houses have not been nch frequented while Job
bers have been very active in supplying shewants of
their customers These have been generally from the
Asrtbesn and Eastern markets. whsNse orders for sea-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

DAY ToMPKINS, GENERAL LAND AGENT COR
IL nor A.etta and GfeD streets ia few steps rom tho
Tompknsve ferry Staten Island will attend 10 the
money upon bond and mortgase, 60 &c. Hcusss
left with r. TATEM No. 5Nassau street. will DO prompt
ly att ied TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, T. l., ISNOW
IL open for the reception OF boardcrs The steam oat
Eagle will leave the pier at the foot Of Marray street A.
A. N. and ut and r. M-from Fsrt Hamilton Mt
snd 10 A. VI and at 2i9 and6P ~ Parties whe may wish
ton n the Office Of the Astor House B-Two furnish
ed cottages TO rent. HAWLEY ,. CLAPP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

HOTELS, SALOONS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES DE.
II OF obtaining good and competent walters
quested 10 call at the Office 6sS broadway, near Fourth
street. where they will find but the most accomplished
and gentemaniy walters Employers obtain walters free
Of charge Doel Iroprietors desiring petent
dining any part n tho United States be 40
eonmodatsd by addressiDg . note to W. y. HAMILTON,
({f Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

DEAL EsTAIE.--wE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL THE
be sold at auction BY JAMES H. MILLER CO. Il tss
Herchasts Exchange on T.ssdsy May TO- at IL o'clock
Eighth and Ninth and fronting BrsadwaJ
AND o. Fty sersnta and Ity ninth streets
front Fifty seventh street is directly Bloomingdals
square which to be thrown open The property
on high and commanding ground, overlooking tie city
country for miles around. Also, Nos 2T and zN Sprne
large portion Of the purchase and
mortgage For and maps inquire the auction
room. 81 Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07
ID c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS URNITURr

large portion Of the purchase
mergag rer maps inquire At tho austo,
y c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE
10 o'clock &c Ea.. ssysnsssnt5 street Fourth
" above w.h g. reserve 4. Tie
m s'V 81 fa uaS
rosewood pisnofoIt rich tapestry Brussels and other
paror furniture covered in rich French satin bro
estee end velvet carved marble top centre and
maptoi vases and ornaments extension dining table white
Fro tea and @ s . Ss ss
coffee service oastors waters rich cut and
urs. french psol
as sSs
Glands and cared spring seat
hair mattresses and bedding rush seat cottage chairs
window eurain toilet ware, and all the usual assortment
tcua, worthy Of nOoticc Catalogues the morning Of
SALE
y W. wEsTCoTT, AUcTIoNEER- HOUSEHOLD
wch avenue embracing large and eegsnt variety Of car
pets bureaus ocotb mating 90 bedsteads sideboards
card and breakfast taSes @ and mahogany mGrfos %
assortment Of common furniture, beds re- No postpone
mont. Goods to be removed Immediately.
y c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, PIANO
ksSyp s vii siV q IL
above very large assormen. q valuable rosewood
Hisais goa ass ga's 'sfi f
ca s rs
rose.ood ard walnut chamber furni,ure painted chamber
s1 %sosaay
sssy s9s rSps ,as Sn sGas
marble oentro and faaey tables marble top dressing
sss 81 q sSiss well worthy tie hou.eisspsr
rigs Se also china ca and coffee ss I'll p.n
insr, So Catalogues Oh the morning Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07
Nxw YORK STATE CAsALs--TorIS COLLECTED.

comparison for the two years 1882 and 1853 70 May
ls showing the general course Of trade Is as follows
New York Albany and West 1861 1858. Increase.
Troy, ION merchandise $50, lI $50, l2o $50 9sS
Buffalo Black Rock, Tona-
wanda ard Oswego, ION
produce iron other States) 1854 49, ,T13
An other Offices, ION produce
Of this State, ............ F,os' 2,4A 5,357
Total ...........sl 1882, 102 $751;, $50 $780, 5s
This looks wen Compared with last year the increase
IN tolls has been large per cent, and trust it will
continue throughout the season.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump
tion for warehousing, and the Withdrawals from
0use, during the week ending and including Thursday
Nay S, 1858 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

pIAN0 P0RTEs.-WAEE 4 co. HAVE REMOVED
their wareroom from Fulton 10 No. - Bqt,sy street
opposite COLLEGE place. All ts0ss in quest o. very aps
piano, ut low price, please call and ezaInin6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

DETER PARKS AUcTIoNEER;-THE CONTENTS OF
Benson restaurant No. AIS Broadway corosr of Lis
psnard street Monday, Nay 9th at l61 O'clock com.
rrisng all the fixtures furniture glassware &e also
fast trottng and vehicles Catalogues sao Terms
cash, in city funds p. PARKS IL Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07
EsyrEL.c.

CRAMERCY HoTBL.--TnIs ELEGANT AND FASH
(T iopabie hotel corner Of broadway and Twentieth
street. with fits extensive additions, comprising 20
rooms ready for tho accommodation OF the public
The rrcpre that this house shall continue TO de-
serve It's high reputation rs frst oass hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

DLANTs ATAUCTION.-w. s. McILvAIN WILL SELF
At auction at the seed store No. John street this day at
in bloom daisies pansies verbens dahas TO- from
Buchanan Astoria, l.. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07


CAnUEL 0sG00D,, AgcTIoNEER.OsGooD 4
CONCKLlN VIII sell at their store l36 Fulton street,
this dsy Saturday a. 10Y slOst large collection q
vats houses consulting Of beds bsdsea bedding chairs
paintings engraving bureaus washstands curtains &c
also ssgs assortment Of new iurnture pahogs
bocates and hair cloth marble top bureaus. wash
tops, and plain also, plated glass ware, 40.
w COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COLE
w. CO. will sell on Monday, at l01 o'clock at No.
Ann rtrs and general assortment OF
chamber furniture SOFAS, divans, mahogany other
CHAIRS marble top and pier tables card aud dining
table, French other bedseads plain and dressing
reaus looking glasses, &C.
VITILLIAM IRVING & CO. AUCTI0NEERS, WILL
w sell this day Saturday. May at lc o'clock ut
the sales room Pine street household furniture
moved for of sale comprising large and de-
srabe assortment paror and dining room furniture
Brussels ingram carpets rosewood and black walnut
sofas chairs rockers yoare and sewing chairs ottomans
dining and tea tables rosewood cane seat chars arm
chairs mai French bedsteads, mahogany dressing
bureaus marble top washstands Also genera sssort-
ment okitchen furniture, With which the sale Will COM
mence.
w y: BoERUM, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
Saturday, Nay Mt two o'clock, 1t the sales room
M Fulton street. BroohlyD general OF house
hold and kitchen furniture consisting of beds bedstcads
tables. chairs clocks, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

A UCTION NOTICE-BILLIARD TABLES, HOTEL
"A fixtures ten pin alleys &eThis day. at u o'clock,
will he sold without 81 the Old Head Quarters
Franks No Barclay street. four superior billiard tables
with all the Also the glass eases
window, ten pin alleys &C. in this we'll known establish
ment: seventy boxes segsrs, &c.
Monday at l0 o'clock in the auction rooms Is Spruce
street valuable furniture choice crsckery
table cutlery, show eases, counters, 3c
TuOS. BELL. Auctionecr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

pIkNOToRTE-A HANDSOME. PIP y TONED, SEVEN
year in use viii be sold for 3 at 12 Seventh srsst be-
tween Avenues G. and D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

~ C: HORTON, AtVfIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
VI. Saturday afternoon at two o'clock at No. ID Sixth
avenue near Amy street. furniture removed for
nience of SALE Also trunks of clothing, bedding no.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

CHAWLS-FIFTY CASES or VERY RICH CANTON
Grape shaws (plan and embroidered having been put
shased the subscriber previous to the advance
prices Very heavy plain Grape shawis with rich dee
hinges So $l2 and $l4 superb embroidered from go
elO0. Also exquisite assortment Of broehe Cashmere
and other French and India sbaw Of the Anest ahros
GEO. BULPIN,
Man.illa and Shawl Emporium, Sol Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

AUCTION NOTICE-w NJ BoERUM WILL SELL AT
"A s49 Fulton street Brooklyn saturday afternoon
niture ofeyery description. Also two pianofortes.
w. NJ BOERUM, Auctioneer. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

ysUsIc-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, VINO HAS
VI taught muao in this city fer the Last five wishes
board In respectable family. and give lessons on the
and ringing In fturn The Best OF city refer
g,ven. Address Masic, 80 Bfeadwsg, Han Sons
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

TAEEs N. MILLER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
81 Thursday May r. at u O'Clock NJ at the Merchants Ex
changes New York the following property situated at New
road depot, yxone large house. with four and quarter
of and cottage house, with half Of land
and 100 tudii lots each about quarter Of
Maps be the premises and at the oce Of the
anctioneer, 81 Maiden lane, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

1(UsICl-A YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS BEEN IN THE
M hab OF giving music lessons on tho piano, would take
enc q two y.psh 1000 ,esas,se es.es u the,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

AT AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, HOUSE AND
N lot in Tery street. four doors east Of Remsen street.
Brooklyn Monday at u NJ the two story basement and
attic brick front as above located with perfect title and
little required chance for small in
yesEent. Apply the auctioneer 10 Bcekman street
q. WARREN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07
EDUCATIONAL.

As RESIDENT GOvERNEss OR COMPANION
"A lsdy-A young lady, lately arrived from Rngla
DESTROYS Of obtaining situation In either Of the abov
branches Of English, French (Which she speafs and
Would haveno objection to 80 into select academy,
Thfrkeent tn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07


T AND SURVEYING AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY
IL No. Is Fourth aveuue.-Nr. JOHN WHITE, land sur
estate and house AGENT land let
houses coils rents sells privately landed property
every descrp raises money and attends
all tie repairs the property committed to his
may stand In need.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

A UCTION NOTICE-W. b. JONES, AUCTIONEER-
"A BY Jones a Bogart-Constabe's sale this day: at
10 O'Clock Is Spruce street. household furniture sofas
chairs bureaus lounge beds chairs tables bookcase
BILE top tables, &c-Wm Thompson. Constable
At private sale lot Lexington third lot
south Of Fifty fourth street west side Apply at the
auction Price 81 ,050
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

or othersA panoforte leg machine with patterns tive
boring appaatue pine and other 6ltures all com
plcte for piano legs wood turning lathe
fcro and circle saws with shafts pueys and BELTS will
be together separate Can DO seen In the moulding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

D J. RoGAy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L asy school for boys7ThiIty ,sfth street. third
branches the French and spanish languages taagh
daily Prastissd There being large number Of select
from Spanish countries excellent opportunity ad
Of speaking the Spanish daily Circulars ct Rec Lock
Sons, III Broadway, or a. the Institute. MlG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

n S. HOUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
H. Of household goods at auction this day Saturday,
l01x A. NJ ut No. 20 North William and 223 william
streets Chatham and Chambers streets The estao
will embrace nearly the entire contents Of the spacious
and second hand furniture, Brussels three-py and
ingram carpets bureaus SOFAS card tables washstnnds
chairs French bedstesds do, scat chairs hair
mattresses ceunterpanes china toilet sets silver plated
French plate pier glasses monta clocks and orne
ents fancy goods Ato several rich suits OF rosewood
in sntn damssk plush and br9eates Cataoguss on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, .AUCTIONEER--sTOlvc
No II Spruce r. tG tay
riture Of all MAHOGANY sofas chairs bureaus
snd other bureaus Wilton Brussels and ingram carpets
amask and lace window curtains seat chairs wash
stands toilets mahogany and other bedstead feather beds
and pillows, clocks, mirrors clothes presses 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07
MlLJ.MERY AND DRNssMAKINO

1EANTILLAs.--AN IKMENsE IMPORTATION or !
M trely new and extremely beautiful designs in Para
Broadway, embracing La Refine Blanche" the AAntel
Noysda the SultanA" and every other newell
that had appeared In Paris to tie Of
present month. The inspection Of ladies particularly
yited. GH0 BULP1N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07

c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE:
hold furnituss pi.noforte Ae-A futile vii, sell Ell
the urnurs contained in the stsry double house hs
prspsry o. family going TO Esreps conssting Of nshosa
sefAs chairs eeuch tables window hang
s.. br.ss:ss and three ply esIpe extension table side
oard mantel solar lamps china plated
bureaus, bedstsadi beds aad bedding washtands &c. DO
Als elegant rosewood Of superior tone and
furniture.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-29
sHANNoNDHLE SPRINGS

The beauties OF this romantic watering place are
dpce new and sublime novelties to those who feel
disposed to indulge in admiration Of natures love
illness.
It's verdani lawn It's healing waters-the majes-
tic forest trees standing thieky studded along the
rustic banks Of the bold Shenandoah Riyer-the
cooling shades-the limpid strean-the constant
murmur Of the Falls At the feet Of the bcholder-the
magnificent mountain scenery, all tend to remind
Us Of the happiness enjoyed at tis rural and FASH
ionabe retreat during the spring season which is
about to close
In the spring SEASON our Town was daily enliyened
BY the arrival ofstagcs filled with yisiters tcand
from the springs, and on Sabbath days the churches
Of Charlestewn were usually crowded with the
sprighdy, the gay, the pous and devout visitors
therefrom. II
At fCharlestown and Kabletown visitors supplied
all their mercantile wants. Our merchants win there
fore regret the closing Of Shannondale much pret
was derived from the shopping which was necessa-
rily done with The merchants Of those villages 0nr
Hotels Of which it is our pleasure to boast were lib
orally patronized and the libcraty of the proprietor
Of Shannondale Springs will long be remembered
BY those who purchased its marketing and always
found ready sale at reasonable prices for all the
produce furnished at the Springs ~
We made many warm friends and we sincerely
hope that the strong attachment formed by us for
Others, was mutually reeiprocaied by those in whom
We become so deeply iAterested.-Spuit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-29

TAs valuable i.rn beIoaeiag % s4rvIs w wAsa-
issTos Esq lying N Jshersoa county, n. been sold.
isar, 70 geatenap e lancaster county. PenssyI
staA, for he oE~seventy dollars per .ers. n.
,a embrace upwards q a5o aeEesis Of ne most
-. 1ais n the cOuhty The lssa Is no, O.iy q the
aiessasiity e.t iA- -. arc good. Is eonve-
$500 rh.s.,, !. rsrth 8 30 per sere
sssV .s'Pee' ,..-.I ia, We shall lose
rrs,leman q the worth q Mr. ya0ssa& 95eisrsoa
y. fsel assured he win carry with him tho gooa-vl
d all who have the pleasure Of knowing him.
Although the prices q our lands may APPEAR high TO
some they do non bring mnch'over half taeir value
The richness Of the SOIL together with the proximity
the best markets in the Union, wiz evsr keep up their
ysslue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-29
GENERAL r IERcE.s APPOINTMENTS.

In the matter of appoiatments5to office, which,
save the Pacific Railroad and tie Kos,a affair, is
almost The onlytsuhect which has engaged the ad-
minisira,on, ihf President seems to have gotten
into serious perplexiiies. The p4licy OF attempt
ing to propiiiate the factions Of the party by bes
towal Of Office seems in fair way to Gisrup,ure
the Democratic organization The Union party
are naturally enough displeased ! to them are dis
pensed no 'loaves and fshes"| The Free Soil
party, exacting and ntoerant as ever have yield
ed none Of their opinions, and the Disunionists OF
the South are as satisfied as ever that nothing can
save the Union. General Pierce is not the man
for the time, In his tardy and hesitating course,
watching for every ripple in the popular current,
ceasing TO command the respect Of every and all
parties In bis neglect te send representatives to
our foreign courts. to the detrment of American
interests there is every probability that we shall
fail tocommand the respect abroad we as nation
have right TO claim. How different the course
Of President Pierce, whom SEINE efihe Democratic
party profess even yet TO- admire and that of The
man Of iron will" 10 hope in times gone by they
almost worshipped. General Jackson would be
the 70 eKtricate the party from its present diff
hculties, He would cut the Gbrdian knot, and
take the responsibility" Of appointing Gen. Dix
or any one else to office he Knight choose, and Of
building the Pacific Railroad lift suited his views,
and his party with worshipped obedience would
insta nty fall into line -Riehmond Nail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-29
-----~lf~-I-- 7----1a9----s--
RAILROAD BARBACUE.

On Thursday the sth, we attended, Barbecue,
given by Ii. L. Gallagher esq, the gentlemanly
contractor, on the Scary division OF The @. Il o.
Railroad near the residence # A. w. Handley,
esq. At 3 o'clock, about 40 invited guests sat
down 10 dinner. ia a beautiful grove near the line
OF the road 1.-The table was bouniifally supplied
with viands prepared ia a style thatswo1fd have
tempted the appetite Of the most faslidous epclre
and 60 which the most ample justice was done
by the assembled guests-the Brunswick Stew
new dish to most Of orr Western penple, seemed
10 be the favorite from The numerous calls for H.
and the rapidity with which large quantities Of il
disappeared. Alter the table had been cleated-it
was not deemed necessary 70 have a cloth to re-
nore-Champague was produced, and many ex-
eellent and appropriate toasis were drank-wit
and sentiment abounded, amid the popping Of
regular artillery Of corks We then took Fisit
to the works upon the road, where we saw untnis-
taxable signs oisthe energy with which it is being
blasts made on the FIRST rock blown our on the
the company began TO return 10 their homes, all
ties or the day we regret that thereswege not
more Of the citizens or Charleston present. We
sSe this occasion to return our sircere thanks 10
MrGallagher. the contractor; to Mr.. Myres the
hesao'oi Engineer. and his genilemaAly assistants,
lct heh eindpess and courtesy extended 10 US and
ouI i1ieneonft the on.-KsnarAs Rep, IL.
tMr. c. lsgill be recollected, was formerly q
resident g this'eFn. He has seen many .vicissi.
iades IN nisifs Sat We are pleased 70 learn shat
be has surmouAsed l-t--,itiss which. a .ame
would appear insur aoantabie, ". <. go.
wishes for his proPsrsF.-Fse, p,S.,i 'e''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-29
WHAT THE ADMINISTRATIONS HAS
DONE.

The question which has been going the rounds Of the
papers (says ths Richmond whigl for time past.
viz What has the administration done :" sfally
svsred by the Memphis Wing Our Democratic
temPoraries took up the subject aud endeavored in van
to give it answer Many and long the editori-
ais written, and any quahtity auoaton was bestowed
upon the Administration President Pierce, to show
that during months Of ii existence il had done
thing besides divide the punder obtained by the
tory which elevated il power They failed TO show
that il had done any thing more But Wing journals
have been more fortunate in their researches Our
Democratic contemporaries msy from their arduous
labors The notable acts Of the thus
summed up IN brief for them Ly the Memphis Wing:
The Secretary Of State has forbidden Foreign Minis
ID uniforms thereby checking the ranity Of
gold lace and brass buttons.
The Treasury Departmenthas imrnortazed the names
Of the members Of the Cabinet BY bssowng them uPoa
six new revenue eutters.f
The Head Of the War Department has had his time
fny oreupied in reeoneling construction with
the Pacific Railroad.
The Secretary II the Navy has (after fall dslibera-
tion) gracousy given permission 10 the officers Of that
ohe EfaE iihstl5 Sspres re ra.rr,or.
and hence confess ourselves uaabie to gre any ae
co mt Of IL f.
A. 10 the Post Master General We need not remind
readers what be has done the regular and
speedy Transmission Of the mails-especially on the
Southern routes.
And the Attorney Ganeral-that " noblcst Roman. Of
them ali''--he has made the Great Newark Speech
For part, quite content, andelrnestly
hope that theremauing three years and half Of the
present regims may be sPent as harmlessly: