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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19
TAdvertissment

TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have o.
hspa every variety Of Grocer Tee Deaer and pr
yste Oolons and Young ayson from zoe
qualities equally low Also H. boxes Of good Family Tea for
dollar. Call and examine-No LIS Cathamst, between
Pearl spdGaoossvelt-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

FARBANKs's SCALES of every description
Standard Weights and ali kinds Of Weighing
Apparatus fog sale at Wholesale and retail By
TAiRBAHRs l. Co., No. 1Ss Broadway.
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iAdyertiaemant /

Backward az the natural season is, the season of
ourshes gorousy The manifestations at BRADys Gal
lees were enifcent Art has ecpsed herself and
reached perfection that further improvement
almost impossible.
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TA1wsxfs~~-~pf \

GAS! As-GAs FIXTURES of new and beaH
it'll designs, Just cot for the Spring Trade.
Aso the cheapest and best PoRTABLs Gas WoaKs Of
and improved eonstzuctou for private dwenes Villages H.
For Wholesale retail call ct our great Manufacturing Depot
No. sac Broadway ARcBEa. WAxEER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

EvANs's CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 66 and
90 Fulton crowded from morning I'LL night With
Me the Golden Mines of California MORAL EVANS
undersens ell other Clothers In NewYork
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[Adyertisemepi

advertisement $50 "a
"Truth," says the adage, :" lies in well" she is
NAV have done 20 ages sso before the name Of Dssuse d
hsn hssy but now her abiding place at BRADYs Galleries
of Nos 2o5 Broadway where truth IN color
outline and position made his Pictures 20 tar renowned
and deservedly popular.
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Markets. .CAm,uLLr RrroRrrD roR TEE rmsrsr.

SATURDAY. NAY IT, 1000
ASHEs-The merke without change to NOE the demand
fair, sales Of 10 lba Of S6 for Pots, Ct 81 T0e7 " lot
Pearls Ssierstus 10 stesdy az 7c. cash ,,.,.
COTTON-The market 10 steady, with more dsposion 20
operate BY buyers The sales 2ooc bses we a.
mex quotations which show the closing demands Of holders:
Hrw-yoaK CT AssiricAIIos - 49,
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Receipss Of Produce.

BY Eor Ris<y Boass May l7-65s bbla Flour 10 Isl bu
whes 2os DO Oats sto DO Malt. ~ ~ do C0Ts q phs
BY Eve Railroad $50 bbla Flour, rs do. Provisions,
a5S dc, Whisky 81 do. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

The body of drowned man was picked up in the
Fat River on Friday which identified the tnq1es
that Kehs who had been missing since the nth Of
He at les Atlantic and q
ber Of No Ensne The Company made for his
upera AK the remains to Cypress Hill Cemetery
for nt<ruert,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

MAKING MONEY FAsT.-PeraOns engaged In the
sale of KIrrEs PATENT Door FAsrEkEas are selling vsss
ousntities of them They just what the safety OF tne
Community demands and to travellers they are inaspeS'
JANIS H. LEE Sole Proprietor, No. y Exchanssd' bs'
G.lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

Coroner Hanford held an inquest on Saturday at the
old Station House. South Second street the body of
Germ an infant Whose parents had recently landed The Jo
found that death caused by exhaustion consequent upoi
he sea voyage and the want Of proper care.
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IAdSertiaementl
p IL OF O G r

II o T X A ii 8
The specimens shown by RooT In advance OF al eompe
tion Stop No S6S Broadway and see toen pssusneS
types eopied from miniature to life size
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Advertisement
War with England may or not

War with England may or not grow out OF the
present but whether II does does not those
perfec. gems Of art known AnBRoTypEs
PRoroe DAGUERREoryPEs will be taken expedi
ousy and In the ultless perfection at BR.pys No $50
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

DIR. PHNNEY's VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
have become standard Csharc They gvs strsngsA aud
leave the bowels es end natural overcoming Cossivenes
6aessssss Dyspspda, nhsunstis1, a. hssessnee-yons
= CnGs n. D. Bss sole u HBeuHAS CLARE Cos
ssssss, osvsawsy. ''e. ,
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.cl M.ehss n.ys q .s:'S .% 20 Sy ss %
sss yesterday st The N So.d he ship 9sd Tdinss
" .s fell upon him Coroner I'M s, 40
spSn the bcdy, and verdict OF a'o'''"'-'
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Advertisement
You will not be detained beyond few moments

those exquisite AmBRoSPPEs made BY BRADY
Broadway Thompson,s Saloon They are easily tahsn
Photographs and Dasaeeotypes be seen ct Mr. BRADYs
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The Imports to the same date in 1854 were en-
oos, O74 Included in the Imports last week were
Lnseed $50 800; Sugar. e546 900; Watches, e6O, loo
Wine, s7s, 100; Rags, $4,000; Potatoes, sl7,
Moasses saa 5oo Tin s47, 300; Zinc, sla, 800; Spell
ter, cas- 700; Steel col sOo Iron, $3.50 OOO Copper,
s3S, 500; Hides, $780, OOi Brandy ts4. 100; Glass,
s2s, 800; Furs, sio4,soo Coffee, s254, 400, Cigars,
Csc, 500. The Exports Of Produce for the week have
been o. 1885, against sss2 FOG, and the table for
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ADVERTISEMENT
GAG ErvTrprs AT REDUCED PRICES.-Th(

subscbers anxious reduce their stock VIII MAKE hpetA
deduetion on all their fixtures to CASH PURCHASERS
CoLr 4 WmrTELsEy No go Broadway, cor zistH-
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IAdvertsementI .
We invite the attention of dealers and others 70

our large Of and Gas Fixruar OF new
sxisinA md beautiful deslGps Of MANUFACTURE
kITcaSLL, Ban pY Co., No d28 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

Dockmaster KniAen, an Officer Of the Twenty-frst
Ward Police, on Saturday night rescued boy named
Michael Lyons, whose parents reside at No. $40 First
avenue, from drowning. The boy had fallen into one
Of the docks Of the East River and would have per-
hhed but for the exertions Of the dockmaster, who
plunged in and rescued him. This is the sixth person
Mr. Knifsn has saved from watery grave during the
past year.
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IAdvertisementl
BEADS
lAdyertiaounenk1

or EvERY DEscRI
For sale by NJ. P. BRowN.
No. 1s6 Pearl st., New-Yeyk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

A man named Ed ward Gleason was arrested, yester-
day, charged with malicously stabbing Patrick Ken
nedy Of No. "a Third avenue in the back, with aknife
1t appears thst M feeling has existed for some time
between the parties, and that late Saturday night
Gleason called on Kennedy and dared him to fight.
The latter declined and Gleason then drew knife and
stabbed him, but not dangerously. He ives committed
70 anewer for the ofense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

t,,rs Crawley, woman 60 years OF age, was iouna
1uA ~, he'd yesterday morning at No as East Thrseats
:. ssssh nom diseaee Of the heart rendered
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and considerable reduction must b unlimited to
make sales.
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nv Telegraph.
PORT OF NETWORK.

BosroN--AIr Msy 49, steamer Huntssss' s;ss 49,
York ssri Cambridge hs'd T ms~ J.siGnvs ~ ~
smi.a' snn%a from North Atlantic Ocean. ~
'sAt1NNAH-Ar. Nay II, U. 8. mall sssss ~.
YEA CihARLEsfON-Ar. Nay II, Z . m., U.
NUjsp, spa Nswyesh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

Lieut. Dalton, Of the First Ward Police, requests US
70 say that he was not engaged as reported day or
two ago, in making the arrests Of IS innocent Germans
in the Ward to which he is attached. The response.
bhty, therefore, rests upon some other police official
Of that District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

The Hermann took out 800 passengers and ells, ESQ
IN specie for southampton and Havre, and the Edin-
buJgh PAL passengers for Glasgow on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

The body Of an unknown man, about IS wear. oe
- vhose isne from papers found 10 poeke,s We s
49, 10 be Henry Ehlers native Of Germany wa found a.
kas, 20 tie Eob River foot Of Csykscn street Coros,
s Sed an nqass upon the body, and verdict Of assah Sy
sssves rendered 2 he ysrS Dss1s.S 'aps0sA
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the year to May Is:

The following is comparative statement Of the
value Of certain Exports from the commencement Of
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10 ~ Elieor Of THS N. y. Trbsas. :,
o. NJ ctfApf;op has been call

IL ~ Idseor Q InS N. r. Iros"s =, ....v :.
SIR, NV attention has been called to an item " in
tdsvs Tribune concerning alleged resignation OF Dr. T. D.
Apoevs a. Physician the Eastern Dspenssy Allow mo
70 correct the Of the BY officially yos
rcr 20 January and that his term OF service On ne
5t Of December 1855 No resignation has oeen receVoa on
hin DOT has one been necessary as 10 apparent
Yours respectfully, WILLIAM p COoLEp0E,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

Mr.. Brady. the Daguerrean artist, was Reeced
lightly on Saturday by fellow calling himself D. X.
Miller and claiming connection with The Herald
Miller had check signed "Fredk Hudson" which
he wanted cashed, and o it was after o'clock, the
bank was closed. The victim unthinkngly paid over
tbe money, and the confdsncs man departed. The
Signature ioos. .bOut q much like Ar, HudsOn's as
Brady does ike the Belgian giant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

Coroner Connery held an inquest yesterday ct No.
50 Greenwich street. upon the body Hugh Crogsn boy Al
yes Of age who fatally injured Saturday BY being run
nre.dwsy and driven by Geo w Tabbs. Theercuns.snees
u The were fully Investigated by the Coroner Jury Thsy
euneIee accidental
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

Coroner Perry held an Inquest yesterday, at No. Is
Whitehall street upon the body Of Margaret Duffy, an insh
woman 70 years Of age found dead on shed ,ne
he IL that on SATURDAY
abe upon the roof the house for the
of taklns from the clothing and while thefe py
some means Lost her balance and fell Of sshne upon the
roof Of shed about twelve feet below The fall inflicted "a
extensive cut temporal artery and abe bed 70 death
before are discovered The Jury rendered verdei Of
accidental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

Ihe pody o. an unknown man about IS years of age,
'ssoIet wss foand In the East River yesterday.
. - sna coroner Ferry held inquest upoA It. No
na5s we're iosnd and the jury rendered verdict
o. cs ~ The body had been for several wosks
The same SoIen@ held an nqnes Pier No q Esv River
the BODY an unknown ~ .s. LnnA
Doet q that place The body been sbont
IN the water and We. mat OF sho thick h 49,
hair and whiskera The dres, that isborin. man We
del Of the jury, found drowned ~A 'e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

A meeting to sympathize with the starving inhabi-
sants of the Cape de verd Islands was held in the Office
OF Mr. Joseph Mcclure No. &c Seventh street, on Fri
day evepiog. A committee was appointed to solicit
the cooperation and the attendance Of the friends
Of humanity at meeting to be held in the same place
on Tuesday evening, goth inst when subscription
liet viii be opened.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23
A GROSS MurLArIoy OF THE RECORD.

The New York Tribune in Its issue Of the 2lst instant
attempts to palm of upon its readers most glazing aud
barefaced fSdsna that too by mutatiou of the pub
lie records Under the head ofKansas Affairs find the
following editorial notice:
The suboined documents Transmitted tn the Sen
Monday, 10 reply to call the President for GER
tain norms,oa in regard 70 affairs In the Territory OF Kan
sas."
To those II there be any who ignorEnt Of the utter
reckessncss Of this sheet Il will be matter Of astonish
learn that the letters Of Coloue H. Lane and C.
Robinson in point Of view the most important part Of
the Kansas documents entirely omitted It did not suit
the purposes Of the Tribune to publish Official denial Of
the sanderous charges which Il has been making upon the
President in regard Kansas therefore, tbs letters OF
Colonel Lane and Mr.. Robinson suppressed Such
the shifts that abolition Ia reduced TO- Colonel Lane and
Dr. Robinson the leaders Of the eate party In Kan
sas and in their letters call earnestly upon President
Pierce to issue his proclamation.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23

The democracy Of the third congressional district Of
Vermont met lately at hyde Park and elected B. Bow
DISH Of swanton, and s, Benjamin. Of Waleott dele
gates 10 the National Convention. The following resolve
was passed after an able and spirited discussion
Rssoirsd That the administration Of Franklin Pierce,
both in foreign and domestic rooyin It's strict adhs.
renee TO the consutonu Its fearless disregard OF all
tonal exciteneuin It's maintenance Of the jost rights
all portions Of the Union and OF national honor refer
encs the conflicts wagng among the despots Of Eu
emnenty commends itself all democrats and all
patriots love Union and the advancement glory
Of our country, better than faction"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23

BY the southern mail this afternoon copies received
ia this city Of the act Of the Texas Legislature giving b,
ascent Of that State the exssdsb bin Of the last Con
pess The provso frequently spoken OF Of late being
attached to the article In which Texas her
claims against the United States growing out Of Indian
depredatons, is in the following words
sEc q That the State Of Teras hereby withdraws and
bandons all claims and demands against the United States
growing out OF Indian dspredatons otherwise which
originated on or before the day OF February
eighteen hundred and Frovisd sueh ebandoap,en,
shoH not srtead iadiUduas pho hare Loot property ~ hs
enemy"
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sEw yoax.
YsasMessrs Walker, Oakley, Morgan, Woodward Reg
holds Chester, Owens Sanders, Winston Nichols, Van Den
sem Wesbrook Parsons, Picket, Campbell, Lowell Sam
mons Oakes Seymour Squire Cooper, Burr, Bennett Mar
vine, hidler, stephens Johnson Wetmote Hammond and
Ray-Mr. Barker.
Yeas Messrs Clement and smithers.
MARYLAND,
Messrs Codel Alexander, Winchester, Stephens,
Say,~Msssrs Pursell Ricaad, Pinekney and Kramer.
viRotNIA. +"
Rays-Messrs Boiling, McIIugh, Cochran, Botser, Pres
Ysas--Messrs Desher, Weeks, Lyon, and Mcclellan.
PESNsYLvANIA.
Ysa.Messrs Freeman, Nauclede, Gossler Smith, Gilliu
ham, Hammond, Wood, Clifford, Clyde Pte Farrand, ana
Wags~Messrs Johnson sewel, Jones' Parker, Heistand
Kase Knkad, Coffee, Carlisle, Coyode, Eide, Sewe and
Power.
Yeas-Messrs. Lathrop and Elam
Nuys-Messrs. Hartman and Hardy.
CALIFORNIA.
Yeas-Messrs. Wood and Stanley
ARKANSAS.
Ysa-Mr. Logan.
Nay-Mr Fowler.
Yeas-slessrs Brownow, Bankhead, Zonicofsr, Burton,
Campbell Donaldson, Harris, Bibow and Beloat. "
Nay,--Messrs Nelson, Reedy, and Picket
KEsTuoKy
Yeas-Messrs. Showers, Campbell, Raphael Todd, Clay,
Nays23Messrs shankn, Jones, Carpenter Gis and I'm
derwood.
Yeas-Messrs. White, Nash, Simpson, and LiBpitt: Co.
NauMessrs Gabriel, Old Ford, Barker Potter, STAN
baupR Rogers Spooner, Hedges Kyle Lees wgart, Ali
son, Fishback Thomas, Corwlne' chapman Ayes' an'
johnson.
Yeas-Messrs. Sheets and Phelps.
Nay-Mr. Meredith.
Yeas Messrs. Edward, Fletcher and Hockaday.
Nay-Mr. Breckenridge.
MICHIGAN.
Yea-Mr. Wood. &r
Yeas-Messrs. Lockwood, Cook, Chandler and Gilles.
DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
Yeas-Messrs. Ellis and Evans.
ILLINOIS.
Yeas-Messrs. Danenhower and Allen.
Nays-Messrs Jennings and Gear.
Nays-Messrs. Webster and Thorington.
Yeas los. Nays, II.
After the vote was declared there great deal of ap
plause, and three cheers given.
Mr.. Corwin of Ohio, announced that the party in that
State was dead He contradicted by another Ohio
delegate and quite ensued. Parson Brownlow
said that theythe majorycould kick the Ohio deega-
tons bottoms all around the Mr. zolicoaer called
Governor Ford of Ohio the worst kind of negro wor-
shipper Great confusion ensued and Zoicoer final
y persuaded shut off and sit down Finally, Fords
character duly wh,ewashed and cheers were given
for him
Thus ended the platform convention which met on the
18th and ad journed on the 2lst
The nominating know-nothing council composed Of the
brothers at the place the 22d We will
do justice to their proceedings in proper time.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23
PAIRING DEE IN CONGRESS.

The practice Of pairing of has been very prevalent du
ring the present session Of Congress Although in
respects Objectionable il is the only means of maintaining
the relative strength opares when portions of the mem
beers unable be in attendance We observe however
that several Of the members who in attendance but
paired of when the final for Speaker given,
subjected 10 unjust censues Amongst those we notice Mr.
Richardson and Mr. Caige, both of whom paired off,
but sought to be made responsible for the election Of
Mr.. Banks No charge could be untrue unjust MS
there were no two members decidedly opposed to
Mr. Banks than Colonel Richardson of Illinois, and Col
Crige Of North Carolina. They had agreed, howeye,
with known friends Of that gentleman who
PEELED to be absent to vote and the fact that they kept
their faith Is made the ground of by certain
liberal know nothing JOURNALS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23
A Frank ADMISSION

The Louisville Courier, Od-liue wing paper in Ken.
lucky, while advocating the reorganization Of the whg
party, very frankly says
awe do not for moment, suppose that the wings
have hope for the In the next campaign. We
believe that Il h written down in the book Of fate hat the
democracy will sweep the whole country the presidential
election November We do entertain the shadow
Of doubt but hey will carry Kentucky by asweepng
ority Would Il not be much BETTER them for those wings
who have principle, and sefnteres in view support
their and measures especially when they know in
doing they certainly the present OF the
democracy, which they regard as necessary"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23
THE MISSION OF rnE DEMOCRATIC p krY,

The following eloquent warning is from the pen Of the
accomplished editor of the Mobile Register II should be
carefully read and carefully pondered over
awe have often deprecated the obruson of the know
nothing question into southern politics calculated
and certain divide and weaken the south it's vital strug
features Of taken In their largest sig
n6cance Of small moment 20 this section Of the Onion
when compared with the oFersbadovng Issue which every
man saw bad be settled with the enemies OF our dQapsc
peace and safety. IL Of those occasions which
frequently In the vcsudes Of public well private
life when danger admonshes men to bury
the Ratchet ~ ppor differences and unite against
foe II has been from the first that the democratic party
whether from choice destiay, matters which,
pointed light this battle with the eemenls
grown 50 strong be able take the Geld ia vigorous
national vctory and that that party rongh
its president its presses conventions and representatives in
Congress boldly ,hoEn down the gauntlet Of defiance the
enemy saked its ancient glory and i present and
existence upon the single issue of beating great Zoe the
outb OF the Constitution and the Union Tbis has been
apparent long time. II clear to the intelligent
OF southern when they mady permitted the know moth
ing exotic o northern be thrust into
the arena southern politics, aed ke the Trojan horse
with armed enemies unity and strength, Nov The
two great partehe democratic which has taken stand
upon the constitutional rights o. the slave States and
abolition which ignores constitution, laws and religion IN
ts ferocous purpose ssh It's avengug In The
Of southern mashang their forces FOR the
Hict
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23

To make the record complete We append the vote In de
tail on the adoption Of the new platform
NEW HAMrsHtRE.
Nays-Messrs. Colby and Emery.
sassAcHusETrs
Yeas- Messrs. Ely, keith Brewster Robinson, and Ar.
mold.
Navs-Messrs Richmond whee,wrieht Temple Tb,rs
ton, sumner, Allen, Sswin, and Hawkes..
coNSrcTicUr.
NaysMessrs Sperry, Dunbar, Teck Booth, Holloy and
Perkins. .
HIts@ a-@. ISLAND ..
rsas-Messrs. Chace and knight.
Nays-Nessrs. Simons and Nightingale
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23
RELIEF no VESSELS IN DISTRESS.

The Boston Transcript publishes the following et,
from the Secretary Of the Treasury written in reply to
memorial from citizens Of Boston asking for the despatch
ofimmediae relief to the large fleets Of vessels of the coast
needing assistance t..#
.mH . TREAsuRY DEPARTaEsT, Feb 49, ls5a
SIR Upon the subject OF the memorial of the undsrr
tiers and merchants of Boston, which you me- and on
which we personally conferred this morning have now t
honor repeat that the only vessel tthe cutter Mori
the disposal Of the department ordered on the du
in question early the 9th Of January Like orders have
been given other cutters, and they now an
engaged in cruising the coasts Of their respective distr
ia order 10 aid and relieve vessels approaching in des.
From the contained 10 the
memorial, well in received from New York Il 1,
evident this entire force wholly inadequate considering
the number OF vessels expected and the value Of merch
disc board but the Of Congress Of 22d December
1887 under which this service is being rendered. contem
plates the Of the public vessels and not authorize
fact may add that there Is fund appropriated from which
the expense Of such hiring and employing could deayed
Ny impression Is, that when the and employ
ment Of the home squadron CSC caed) determined on
of the objects In view the relief OF On
the coast The vessels Of the navy within The
purvew Of the act Of 1887 and would therefore suggest d
you apply TO the Secretary Of the Navy to furnish TIA
number OF suitable vessels required for the purpose if not in
consistent with, or if they be spared FROM their ote,
duties. '.. #s..
am, very respectfully, your obcdient servant, .
.u+ ,.... JAMES GUTHRIE
.aa Secretary OF the Treasury
We learn, inquiry at the Navy Department that the
new steam rgate Merrmac has been ordered on the m
vice described in Secretary Guthresleer The Merrmac
was to have sailed from Boston this morning.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23

"Its singular that three ministers to England should
have been taken In succession from Penhsyvania or the
older Of the appontees preceding list, Mo Rush st
survives and sso Pennsy Albert Galatn wa
appointed from the State but DO longer among
the living Mr. Buchanan and Mr.. Dallas far from
the same age the former, believe, being two years
the senior They both in fine health.
1.-THE salary OF minister to England sl7 500 and
there Is init Ii formerly $4,000, with
ou tat Of the and Unfit Of quarters salary
To one who remains years abroad the
rate The profitable. For year only the old
would make the better pay"