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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11

ORKAT AUCTION SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURH.
NJ WIN be esd on Monday. July IL a. 10Y o'clock %
fuyture csnained In dwelling No. 66 West Eleventh street.
sonAstin9 OF paror. dning room library chamber and
furniture this seascn dspost viii be REQUIRED Of pr
sale VIII dominance At 10k o'clock f.S eHry e.xpen els
giant carved oak extcnsnn table, marble top buffet dining
ba..ss rist crystal cut sIsss ruby 20 pearl and ivory
variety of IRISH china Of all kinds ohsndeer b. Psrors-
Three splendid ormolu chsndeliers elegant octave
rosewood ptanoorte four months with rich
md stool two magnificent fun suits Of solid rosewood par
furniture ROB carving covered satn brooade two
splendd carved etegeres with marble tops mir
ror and back heavy embroidered silk and lace
oarpes solid rosewood reception chairs medallion;
ooSy rose secretary bookcase italian marble top with
n ar9o lot Of splendid bedroom furuiture.
T. 0OULD5MTTH, Auciaue0r.
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.rypurgYLvAHIA RAILROAD.
IL - rsas cent.ai route % Ne wek ma = ieast -
~ c1w rovA rr pssAxs hcksM o. = sonrss 70. freH
Nsy 70 ssJ gcscs H. ~ 49, r we wss 'An Ne
nm was. June u Lieu 1 CO., fvsss IssaiS
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poAr wANTED.-wANrED. A FIRST GLASS ROW
- boat lhh and 10 good order pulling two ps az SOULS
And holding 1--WE Address ts name
the maker the price weight and length n hs boat Ka.
t9rAh, eex sQa Nsw Yoss Rovs vhse,
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ARTRlDIlHHY.

TyLAIRvovArCn-nRs myuouR ITO wRUe 81.
~ few dcors west q Broadway, ~ NOS snccenui meE
Ma complaint debility. indigestion ssrofula Ae cureA
aad aatknfacttcn gtven par Akam.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

WANTED-IN A RESPECTABLn PRIVATE FAMILY.
w apArlor sitting and two or three bedrooms.
with board TO May next for gentema wife and
In private would preferred location
Third and Itb aud Fourteenth aud TWEEN
fifth streets NO boarding house kee need apply Ad
dress, with references, box !, 956 Post oal,e.
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A REGATTA WILL rAKB PLACE FROM rHE AT.
-. ~ ,9 ~ % on Tuesday July ~ FIRE. for Al
bot distance miles First prize go SECOND fH hird sIs
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NJ B-wHo has not HEARD or rHE cELRBRArRD
~. Madame PRnWSTkR ebe has been consutad BIZ
thousands " Tits asd other cities, with entire ssssacic
She fees conhdsut she has equal e name Of
r'v-e VIE husband also that Il her vis n you wish
truth rive her call ., 10 Rrwwy Ypos0 MeSskeg arvS.
LAdies ~ cents. gcnklcnen Q. -''''7' '"'''
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UCIIoE EoTICE-THE PRIVATE DWELLING
- house No 66 West Twenty street. near Sixth ave-
nue. elegantly furnished throughout which the viii
se private sale q great bargain consisting q frs! class
ROSEWOOD mahogany and enAmeled English
Yet. oval and pier mir three solid wood Suits
bookcases bedstea6A bureaus washstands maresses
enc OF Mum Fishers celebrated octave pianos win
mens slso complete set OF dining furniture all of
which In encelen order having been in but short
9me and VIII be sold together In lots to suit purchasers
AL at convenience.
UCTION NOTICE-J. BOaART, AUCrIONEER.-BY
"A 8. BOGART-Monday, July IL At l01s O'Clock, ct the
aucten rooms, No North William street Frankfort
mortgage sale Of household furniture SOFAS tables chairs
mahogany bed eads and bedding bureaus carpets netting
mahogany sewing rockers clock writing desk refrigerator
wardrobe 60
LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONRER.-A. BRAGG 4 co.
IA will sell ct auction Tuesday July Is ct 10Y O'Clock
A. ~ 800 boots shoes. brogans &C., direct from the
manufacturers.
UCTION NOTICE-OoNsrABLES SALE.-JAMES
a GUSHING, suctoneer. by virtue of an execution
Will sell public auction 3nday, IL instant Of III ocloak
Broadway, large quantity of pure imported brandy
"a bottles, two n casks OF brandy, 40, &c.
THOMAS GUSHING, Constable.
lot of books Of II o'clock.
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EXCURSIONS THE COMMODIUs STE AMBoAT WASH
~ TrGrON Capt Thor Jones and bsrges JEFFERSON
and BALTIMORE In thorough order chsrtered for
excursions reasonable terms Also small tug
With barge, al reduced price Apply 10 A VAN WIN
KrE N6 West street
CxrRA Ex JuRsIoNs ON SUNDAY, JULY II, TO
III Couey Island and Fort Hamilton. By the steamboats,
AuRORAsud Ur1ON. The Aurora will leave Amos stree,
ri 9 IN and ga O'Clock spring street At pa l2x and 81
VIII leave Twenty second sirees North river a. 10 and
IOI ~ ociok pier North liver 1t III and oclock
Peck sip AZ lL and ga o'clock Returning viii leave the
asand Al H. 49, So aud 81 O'Clock Fare for the
ron rs cents Same tickets will be taken either bos
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
- ne seamer Nnw HAvEI, Captain Anderson makes
isv,nr Amos srpct as slip BIS and pier No Horh
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UrrrH RxxRACrED By A NEW PRoCEss-IN
further the Of extracting teeth
By Admitting sRhs current % electricity around the tooth
q the time extracting, thereby sliaying the pNu Dr.
Roberta No IS BOND street. will devote two hours esch day.
fron until O'Clock during this month for which 20 cents
only for zach tooth will be chsrged and each Friday during
W. b. ROBERTS No. s. Bond street
f>o DENr1srp.-A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL INVENTION
or sruncial tee<h without porcelain metallic sub
.nsS spa a entirely unsno. n 70 the profession VII
for se References can BE- even 70 parties who wear
the same. eaers promptly answered. Specimens be
y. arGmMoND, Jr.
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HAMBURG AMERICAN NAIL STEAMSHIPS
III From New York 70
Southampton, London. Hsvre aud Hamburg,
On the Lat and 18th Of each mouth
AUSTRIA, BORUSSIA,
HAMMONIA SAX0NIA.
First cAtiu 500; sscoad cabin $751; Storage, S35.
q. Il. RICHARD, B0As CO., l5o broadway.
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price, with handsome stool octave rosewood
new, splendid Tone Can redence. No. li9 Wooster
A BARGAIN IN BRooKLYN-RroHLY CARVED
~ ssys sssss; sss; sS,:a %s s..ss sSSy aiss
priSs saas Apply %Ss High street nssr Psa
ppsd an Can
An ELEoANT SEWN ocIAyE PEARL IsLAID
style rch brilliant tone city made nearly new cost e0o
wood furniture seven pieces sf s57s price
sss ss ssn
500 price, $50 each The above goods In s
. Ssy mus. Be soS Apply a sis s.
soana ~ i ss noiss ss' dss.
A MAGNIFICENT AND RICHLY CARVED DOUBLE
round octave rose VOID pianoorte for sale finished in
ss ys Of u Sv yh .If round s s. S. sss
merit triple moudings all round rich and costly carved legs
o y o. Gp he IN %
grand sA.. and IN oes T. one q
in ever Way s yhou, ,sn or blsmsh and yorshy the
nsw % M na fully PRICE,
cost $50 bon for shppinE 4c ncludet Apply No go
dsys from * A NJ TN 81 NJ n. bar object vih be
GUITAR AND srSorxe -NAPoLroS ". GOULD.
so@ysny :ons' ana perform so,ys ne 9o:s :s%,,.d
Guitars frum q. or IN hire.
MUtIo IAUoHT ny a FEW LEssoNs OF Tas
Nl pianfovs with singing, at the academy beginners
Is for II iessous also the guitar ACCORDION and yolia
thoroughly taught Terms moderate pianos, and the
above for sale or TO LET cheap Al 100 Grand street
NTEssRs cHrCKERINa 4 soNp, HAVING RkmovBD
fours .r.sp sr- % csr sep friends and he puS
ss r. 81 ss % S %
s's o. .s
furniture and All nsrumenu warranted 70 rive entire sAss
faction. Pianofortes to rent upos favorable terma
A usICAL TO PERSONS IN WANT OF sPLENDrD
Nl rosewood psnofore full warranted Tor TIRES
with the exception o. three months that has been IN
81 i0s ocloct IS wes Klevenih street. with all the nos
furniture In the house.
NEW MUsTc.-'rHE ANGETs TOLD M sos, DUEf
IN and chorus; be used song Words by the Rev
sidney Dyer music By Horace Water. Price % cents mail
way New York Tue above song founded on following
ss s aSo s.h dreamed hat he angels
h. SOar *. MOULD die % BE ', y out . SDa s s's
child learning IT, osed his body had taken Hight ~ih
On being taken the he exclaimed he
snssred hs roo oh hers se me . snss os me
into pleasant and set 70 music, whsh will
straight svery mothers heart Who has child among the
angels
UTArOs AND MELODToNs or SUPERIOR MAKE, AT
great bsrr.ips Second hand pianos ~ me folio wing
and rent and allowed purchases for sale
on monthly psymensA Pianos tuned repaired polished
'''''' HORACE WATERS, Agent No, $50 Broadway.
DIAYoe-T. .. DEscowBss, YES BROADWAY.
Il Grsnds assortment de- piano . Iouer ct . vendre
FINE ARTS.
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VINE ARTS,

a HRAurrpuI. COLLECTION on VALUABLE or.
"a painf1ng ~ sale cheap par advances These paint
r9s VA be soh sx iess than hsf her value CAL md see
sSsnl q. LIE FORT CO., NO sS BroaA~1.
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CrRAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST, DUB
= lin and Londonderry, without delay for $50 Return
Hckes To either the above places good Tor sx months BY
any steamer Of the line go
EDINBURGH Capt. Cumuing Saturday, July ~.
4.
passsge-CAbin us; third class found with cook
cd proyislong $50. For freight passage apply 70
ROBERT CRAIG, II Broadway
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WARRINGTON HALL. HIGH BRrDGE.-GENTLENKH
w with their families and single gentlemen invited
vew this most delightful before engaging
board for tho The advantages OF getag
the city such that gentlemen attend their bua
In the city and mt tho time enjoy tbs benefits "
country home. The scenery IL unsurpassed and all whs
board with the present occupants will be made 70 feel NJ
home Good accommodation for borseA
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MUSICAL.

A FAMILY HAVING NO USE FOR THEIR PIANO
"A forte 500 instrument VIII dispose OF for nearly halt
price, with handsome STOOL octave, rosewood
round corners moudings best city Makers nearly
new splendid tone Gail ri The resdence No. ii9 Wooster
street
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IN q. GREEN. ~ JOHN STREET TWO DOORS BELOW
IL. Nassau street. 10 selling OF bis large stock Of sces
embroideries, hosiery gloves, &e &C. ayery ereM re
forb al
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DENTISTRYs
RrpTCIAr. TEETH INSERTED AT The LOWEST
IA possible prices--Sets silver ~ gold, s2o;
tnuous gums psina SIS Teeth exrsued Without pain.
DR. BA0LETON,
$40 Canal sre Mercer, block wesscf Broad
nHNrIsrRY-rKErH KxrR AOfRD IN ZEN SECONDS,
IL without slightest pain, By my AID original pro-
cess-not freezing This admirable sysssm 10 prAsccd b.
ne only, Refsreocea rves, n required
On n a. DURkIN. s6s Canal srses, woosssv.
NIy IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITH
M metal plate cissps-My attention 10 directed 70
advertisement In the fines Of the 1h ult signed BY my
unfortunas brother egesmond Jr boy ABOUT is
OF age seuced from By DR. Putnam and nov used ~
Dr. Durkn advertses male and 70 ~ srutcisl teeth
according 70 my roposng 70 instruct ehes in
II very painful 10 be compelled to project myself
bv caution 70 public against tbs ungrAteful and
worthy couduc Of brother for which there no es,ioo
or which should be attributed more 70 the i'm
proper Of designing experienced
hau his own misguided and inexperienced mind II only
ueckssavy NV therefore neither brsher WHOSE
name nsed deceve) those be nstruc can make s
6cal teeth in conformity my improvement although they
NAV DO me injury by air defective limitations.
s. ii. sIaRsMOND, No 81 Bleecker street.
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DARNUM,s MUsKUM.-ADvENr OF THE SUMNER
- season That celebrated and popular artist wYMAN
the Wiz ard and ventri'oqus VIII appear Monday
ing tx O'Clock m also In the afternoon at O'Clock Ia his
bizarre, asoDshingly subtle aughsbly mysterious illus
traton o. the Of physical and mechanical science
His Illuminated Mystic Temple gergeousy set OF with a.
parAphernsla this species dRborie, viii be brilliantly
perec, In all It's details ausius model OF the Genital
Park the Aqua vivaris, famous Happy Family &C., all
to be usual Admittance TO all Is cents; children
der
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u MEROHANrS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Corner OF Fulton and Green wich streets-
NEW Y0RK, July G, 1853
The Board of Directors have this declared
nual dividend of fifteen Q5 cent payable the lah
inst j. l. DOUGLASS, Secretary
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III steamer OHIO, Captain X. Ferguson, will make
regular excursions the Fishing Banks Monday nh
leaving Amos stree, a, Spring street a, Peck sp
Yates will accompany the boat A cotIon band Bat
failing tackle refreshments Ac on board Fare each way
n cents H-rhis charter " pic mics eachools
Hilary companies societies. &c, when not advertised for The
Vis,tuC Rank
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YACHTING.

.-sS-,-r, - . 49,, . :, - - ,
fLb Of 70 tons almost new built OF very best nAierssh
fastest yacht Of her anos has HANDS,
cabin, furnished with cveryihInE cookp
good forecsste with cooking table furniture 49,
only ~ feet q but by Geo Steers
Mayor Kinessnd Apply 70 v. T.. HKARNE 10 Wall stress.
or b. BALDWIN, ~ Broadway, up stairs
CLooP YACHT FOR sALE-FoRry ONE FEET LoNg
- fourteen feet beam In perfect order Has
for eed and sailing qualities Her owner having fer
her. abe VIII De sold low Address L., bon s2 fos once.
VACHr GTxCRACK FOR sALE-BUILr BY THD
George Steers for John O. Esq, late
modors New York Yacht Club schooner ngEed with nyias
b and opsas about IS tons register and In the
her sails entirely hsvtaH
been run but season Apply 10 {. DRAPkR, ksl.,
Pine street.
YACHT wArTED-LARgE OR SMALL. ArD PAT
for IN cash and In real esss. Apply
medsiely 10 JCHN A. HILLERY NO. Wall street,
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FIN AMCIAk

DROKEN BANK MONEY.-LTrCHFInLD WOODBURY.,
ID saoketss Harbor Exeter, Bank OF South County, Hop
hinton all other broken bank money bought the
highest rates By JOHN HOPPE 81 Broadway, corner q
OhAmborS utro0t.
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SHIPPIU0.


TvHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STAN
ships between rev York South smpton HAvre and Brs
men, WIN sail as folio carrying the United states MALTA
New York for From HAvre and
SOUTHAMPTON and Havre: Southa mpton for New York
NORTH 6TA sat. July 81 WEDNHsD JAY. Aug. 10
VANDERBILT Bat. Aug. Ii WEDNESDAY. Sept
From New York for South Bremen for sou,haupto.
Hsvrs aud Bremen Southampton for New York,
NORTHERN LI0HT..Aug. Sept 4, Bept 4.
ARIEL. Sept Oct. OS.6.
These steamships have water tight and
able surgeons
"a cabin $780, and North STAR NorNern Light ana Ariel
LIST cabin. $50; I'd cabin, $50; Sd cabin I'D.
CeruhcAtes issued for passage from Europe.
Specie delivered Ia London and Paris.
D. TORRANCE No. Bowling green, New York.
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HEDrCAI

- " a. LIZ FORT Co. No SIS Brcai~w.
nR r. LARMowr, "a NERCRR srREEr CeRNKR OF
Spring opposite Ni,hoias Hete rcw ycvk. O~ce
hours from 10 x. n. TN P. n, except sundaya
nR BARROW, IN PRryCE srREEr, ArEw BLOOMS
IL west of Broadway-Once hovrs from II III and from
Ito o'clock.
nR. WATSON ae BROOM srREET, svC6rD BLOCK
~ v-sto B~9. ay' Once h0wt isVu sn We mxpDx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-13
4ae 0dean 9aig Crescent aNoaday 4goug embe4 49, 1853

The Secretary recommends portion Of our past
policy with regard to the Indians and says the re-
moy Of the tribes sholld he avoided. Separate lands
should he assigned to individuals, without the power
n ALLEVIATE or encunDcr them, and money aunutics
should be expended 2r The common good Instead Of
being divided per captta.
The whole number Of army pensioners under the
various acts OF Congress is OBJ requiring for their
payment the annual sum of Sg02,7O0 The whole
number ofnayy pensioners is 1872, and the aggregate
amount Of their payments is Sl3O,5Ol. 1t appears
that the total disbursements for pensions up to this
date is about $40 100000. II to this sum be added
the b0untes in lands (62 739 G32 acres) estimated at
81 Is per acre. the total amount granted for pensions
and bOunties will be $lG3 ,42i2O2
On the subject Of the next census the Secretary
recommends an adherence to the law of the 23d May
1850, in the belief that census taken in accordance
with its provisions will afford the greatest amount Of
accurate information and prove most satisfactory to
the country.
The income of the patent office for the three quar-
tiers ending September 30, 1853, was SI5O,9S4 Its
expenditures during the same period amounted to
$l44 333 showing surplus revenue of 5G $50 against
an excess Of expenditure the receipts Of s. 500
Tor the corresponding quarters of 1857 From the st
of January to the Both September, 1858, 4,09l APP
pcatiOns for patents were received and sos caveats
fed, against O95 applications and $50 caveats for
the corresponding quarter Of last year During the
same period SIG patents were issued Is extensions
granted, and 2j6 applications rejected The Secre-
tary recommends the establishment of Board OF APP
peal in addition to the present force of the office.
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Anniversary Events-Deo. I3.


ls2O-Ihe new toWboat Ahglo,Nornan, WHILST
making az excursion above New orieans WITH pea
sure party on board, blew up, killing and wounding
many Of the party. Among the Killed were Junins
pseGe' merchant anda man OIL great popularity with
all classes, and Charles Perry one Of the editors Of
the Bulletin newspaper. Stephen James and G. Q.
Williams 8eLl'knoWn citizens Of New Orleans, died
short time afterwards from injuries received that
occasion. Mr.. Bigney, the present editor Of the
Weekly hlfror vas on The upper deck at the time Of
the explosion ana was sent Whiring up in the air.
He fell into the rlVer some distance from the boat;
and on rising 20 tne SURFACE NAG the good fortune to
find piece OF wood WIN winch he foated till aid
came. The best fortune OF all was, that ne had no
bones broken, and escaped WIN oniy few slight
bruises.
l5l5-battle near Bayonne' IN winch Ihe ahies uu-
der Wellington, defeated the French nader soult,
driving them INTO the CITY WIN loss o. 6soO9 ea.
lslI-ln Albany n. u dog when mad been az
cdentaly shut IN mouse iortyt#o days previously
was on TINS DAY discovered. De was awe, Out very
thin and weak and hungry ne speedily recovered
IsO9-Desperate hght between the BRUSH frigate
Junon, 40 guns and three french igates OF 81 guns
in all The Junon was taken but not until AFTER she
had lost her captain Shorthand and 30 men, and re-
eeVed such shattsrng that her eaptoFs had to burn
hsL heAE uay. Snof1aa0 was ano1 several tiihes
before I5as ne would surrender.
loo-Deata OF francis Lewis a slsnef ot 1ne
aS'2u' agea ninety ne was a se" Iork her-
.uaus, Hno onl Lne country good service Abroad IN
". in.li''Fy stores ana amending 70 otner
So. ,. - ''T,lSs
I-o2-D Is, u onaF.es ~ hlng Of SPAIN
5'94.psesa ., '4e famous English photographer
anu - "li'g LS oahnu lS 1 oonnso NJ
i'2'-De1tn VI e,et "@lssneln' a swedish as
fonoineF, VINO pnollsneo 'aOlFS iof computing the
ecHpses OIL 9upi'er satelHees'
lI76-Gen' Lee taken prisoner BY British patrol
IN New jersey
l''9-oongress nfst determined % onlId navy,
70 consist o. hSe Higaoes q thlftyt"o guns hYe Oh
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Report of Secretary of the Navy.

The Secretary says that since his last annual re-.
port the naval forces have been required in resisting
unlawful expeditions against Nicaragua resisting the
exercise Of the right OF search by British cruisers in
the neghbOrhOOd OF Cuba, and enforcing demand for
redress for insults to flag and for injuries to our
citizens by the Government of Paraguay. After eX-
planning this subject the Secretary says it became
necessary to charter number OF vessels As these
vessels would be useful, he recommends their pur.
chase. The sum required for six Of these steamers
would be S244 600, OF which S94 800 must be paid
for the use of them for period of six months aud
proportonate sum for a longer time if no purchase
be made. The sum required for the three sidewheel
steamers would be 1886 900, of which, if they be not
purchased, the sum of $4,000 will be required for
the same period
The recent addition of considerable number Of
steam vessels 70 the navy will necessarily make an
increased demand Tor the services of officers at
while the greater activity which now prevails in the
navy and is likely hereafter to prevail will still fur
theT increase that demand To meet the immediate
wants of the service, an addition Of twenty to the
present number Of surgeons and as many additional
assistant surgeons.
He also recommends the appointment of fifteen or
twenty additional pursers, aud an increase of the
marine corps OF priVates to two thousand, with the
usual number Of officers
The five steam soops-Of.war authorized by the act
of 1857 will soon be completed The seven steam
screw slOOps. OtwaT under the act of 1858, are in
state OF great fOrWardDess Five of them are to be
launched during the present MONTH and be ready for
sea in May next, and the other two screw steamers
will be launched early in the spring and be ready for
trial by June. The slde-wheel steamer building in
California, will he launched in the spring, and ready
! for sea in August.
All experience evidences necessity for an increase
of the navy. Twenty effective vessels of small Class
can be built and kept at for what it would cost to
build and keep at sea four or five vessels Of larger
! class Let Congress increase the number of heavy
armed vessels of light dranght until we can frequently
| display our flag at every point where American in
| terests may need production. The addition Of al