The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-28

IHE KAyY.-The Secretary oil the Navy has Just is~
sued The Naval Register for 1854. The following is
commanders:
Total service, Al $500 per year los years
Shore duty, al %. 300 per year CAS- years mos.
s nnsm poyed Al w 500 per year iso1 years mos
Total pay ior sea service S40ss SIS
Total pay for shore duty 2.262. 250
Toal pay while unemployed 3.OO6, 4be
Total pay for whole Of service s.s47, 5ss
Service and pay Of The Niassy- Commanders nop
Lsying.
Al 81 500 per year LIB years mos
Al ~ 900 per year GIT years mos.
AT 81 800 per year !, 445 years s mos
How long IN sesiee s,O3o years. mos.
Total pay Tor service ", 9S2. 76s
Total pay for shore duty 1885 b0
Total pay while unemployed z0O3,75o
Total psy for whole term OF service 6.ssl POS
The grand totals OF the above are: Total sea service
2.34l years months; shore duty, l,25l years unem
poyed. 264s years month how long in service $3.50
years months; total pay for service, S7,o245
total p for shore duty Sa.54sooO total pay while
employed, S. ,20S total pay for whole term Of
vice. &c. The IS captains have been connected
with the navy average, Al years eachnone less
than Al years; and their average total ray during that
time each about $37, 500 for the whole period. The
81 commanders average OF 32i years each, and
less than 80 years. and their average total pay each
about $7o,50o
Address OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER TO THE Sui
TAK.-CarTo Spence. esq. Of Baltimore, the United
States minister to Consantinopls. presenting his
dentials TO the Sultan. made the following address:
The amicabe relations which have ever existed be-
tween the Ottoman empire and the republic OF the United
States OF America render the presentation OF my letter OF
credence as minister near your august person parcu-
larry agreeable TO me. That the inendy intercourse
which has existed between the nations may re-
main undsurbed is The sincere desire OF the President
and people OF the United States To prolong it's exist
shall be the unceasng effort OF their minister at
your court.
Differing as The TWO countries DO in their political ard
religious institutions, they bave nevertheless upon some
subjects, pursued hs Of policy. Upon each
the tpr OF progress has exercised benign influence,
inducing the republicans VI the United States 10 dsre
gard those antigua political doctrines which still con-
in many conniries 10 leer the physical and mental
energy OF man, and prompting your Majesty 10 adopt
such reforms as hes, calculated 10 contribute The
welfare and prosperity OF the Ottoman family To both
nations have the political refugees OF Other countries
been indebted for asylum From your illusirious an
cetors The Christian patriot, times gone by found that
protection under the Crescent which waB denied him nm
der the Cross while 10 your magnannous conduct The
ex OF hungarian freedom were ia latter ays
indebted for an escape from the vengeance OF their OPP
psessors.
In The great struggle in which you are nov engaged
you have the sympa,hes and good wishes Of me Amer
nation The policy OF our government while i, pre-
vents all national interference 10 European qusrres can
never restrain US, as people. from praying that that
arm &c II Christian or be II Mahomedan may be strong
which Yields the sword 10 just cause, That ycu may
succeed IN preserving the integrity oil an empire which
nas 50 frequently afforded asylum to The exled friends
oi Dey, the universal desire Of ID. people of the
United States
Permit me, instructed 10 tender yon the best wsbes
Of The President and Of the people OF United States
Tor your welfare and happiness accompanied with my
SINCERE hope that The termination OF the conflict between
your Majesty and tue Gar OF Russia may accord with
Your most sangline expectations