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ssrily require an increased demand for the servi.
css of officers At sea, while the greater activity
which now prevails in it, and is likely hereafter
TO prevail, will still further increase that de-
mand. To meet the Immediate wants Of the ser
vice, IN addition Of twenty to the present num-
ber Of surgeons, and rs many additional assist
ants will suffice. He also recommends the ap-
pointment Of fifteen or twenty additional pur-
sers, and an increase of the Marine Corps [of pr-
Votes to 2,000 with the usual number of officers
The FIVE steam sloops of war authorlzed by the
act of 1857 will soon be completed. The seven
steam screw sloops of war, andsr the act Of 1858,
are in . state Of great forwsrdness. Five Of
them are to be launched during the present
month, and be ready for eea in May next, and
tho other two screw steamers will be launched
carly in the spring and be ready for trial by
June. The side wheel steamer being built
California will be launched il the spring, anil
ready fer tea in August
All past experience evidences a necessity for
sp increase of tbenavy. Twenty effective ycs.
s.ls OF smaller class be built and kept at sea
fcr what IL would cost TO build and keep at sea
fonr or Eve vessels of larger class. Let Con-
,g-ess iucrease the nuu,her of heavy armed YES
sells, Of light ciaught, until we can frequently
die play oar Tag at every poipt where Aruerican
interests shall need its protection, and the work
will be already done. The addition Of at least
ten. more vessels OF that description is not only
necessary measure. bit viii be found TO be Us
efficient as any that can be deyited, requiring so
small an expenditure of the public money.
For the support of the Navy and Marine corps
and all other objects under the control OF the
Naval Dops' tmert, for the iscai year ending
the 3uth OF juno, 1858, the estimates ware Sl3,-
so3, ,2l2, approprissjons &i4,24o,
81, ,s70 ,6s4. there having been somo cnrtailment
Of expenses BY reason Of a falling OF in the rev-
enns. For the fscalysas ending June 30, 1859,
tbs, sstimasss we're sl4,sl6, ,2es; appropriations,
si$, ,s54i these having been largely rsrsnchsa
In Consequence of diminution Of the reyenus
and q ain insrsssed by Sppfopriating 81 zoo, 600
for sight light dranght var steamers, which
were not embraced in the sstmetss. For the fs-
cal year ending June 30th, 1850, the estimates
were Sl3 3,5oo,57e; including $673 900 for couple
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