New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

the rebels.
PROPOSED INCREASE OF THE NAVY.
The Navy Department viii recommend large in
crease of the naval force with a view to future oper
atoms the Southern coast and il il understood that
the importance of this measure will be urged upon
Congress at iis next session.
DEATH or SOLDIER.
Private Enocb Webster, member Of Company G.
of the New-York Both Regiment, died last night at
Bnghtwood
NAVAL. OFFICERS RETIRED.
The Naval Retiring Board having found Commo-
dore Lawrence Keamey ineapactated for public SER
vice. be has by the direction Of the President of the
United States been place on the retired list. Lieut.
Col. James Edelin, Of the Marine Corps has, by bis
own request, been placed the retired st, having
entered that branch of the service in lSl5 Tie law
provides lof voluntary retiracy for those who have
been forty years in the service.
CONsULs APPOINTED.
The following appointments Of Consuls have been
made: George w. Palmer of New-Yorl at Candiai
VIM. s. Speer of Kentucky at Zanzibar; Hinton
Rowan Helper at Buenos Ayres.
THE RUMORED TRADE WITH BEAUFORT.
For the information of applicants to the Govern
ment, too numerous to be answered individually,
there is authority for saying that thus far no decision
has been made in regard to permitting trade in Beau
fort or It's vicinity.
CONVENIENT TELEGRAPH.
Arson S'ager of Ohio having received the military
appointment, of General Superintendent Of the Gov
eminent Telegraph, has, in accordance with his in
struction entered upon The organization of that De-
partment. Thus the Government under this popular
and efficient gentleman, will have in operation
complete system of telegrGphs for the transmission
and reception of official Intelligence from all avail
able important points.
NEWPORT NAVAL ACADEMY.
The Navy Department has recently extended the
time for receiving students at the Naval Academy at
Newport, r. l.. TO the 3Oth inst. Vacancies exist in
tie following Congressional Districts:
AIaine--3d and jlh.
New-Ilampshire-3d.
Nermont-2d.
Mas.acbusets-3d. 18th, and Sth.
Conuecticut-2d
New-York-5th, two in tie 10Th, 18th, LIB, 18th,
two IN the 18th and 3lst.
New-Jersey-ls'.
Pennsy lyania-lst. 3D. Sth, two in the 10Th, It'll
18th, 10Th, 18th, 10Th, 10Th
Ohio-lst 9Th, 9Th, 9TH, s,h, 9th, 10th, Nth, 2Ctb
2lst
Ilinois-jh. 9Th, 9th
Indiana-2d, 9TH, and BIB.
lOWa-2d.
KentucAy-ls', ID, 7tb, OH ami 10th.
Marylmd-Ist, ID, and 9Th.
Michigan-lst and It'll
Minnesota-2d.
NiseOnein-3d
Nirgnia-7th, two in the 18th.
fha nrif ,ro In h h
and two in the 9TH.
Nebraska-TwO nominations.
Neyada-Two nominations.
Members Of Congress representing these District,
having been desired to make immediate nominations,
notice can be taken Of applications made BY candi
dates directly TO the Department as the law gives
their nomination 20 Members Of Congress. Tie law
does not authorize appointment 40 large TO lie made
by either the President Sccre try of the Navy and
there is 10 way TO secure an appointment excepting
through a nomination by tie Member Of Congress
from the district in which tie applicant actually re-
sides. Candidates required to be between and
Is yeas Of age and er precise age and actual place
Of residence must lie .taicd in making their Doaina-
tons
Congress sc thc J. t-ra Session, made no provision
for filing vacancies i,om the States in rebellion.
APPEAL FOR BALTIMORE woRKINCHLY.
delegation Of prominent citizens Of Baltimore
have visited Wash ton 70 make an appeal in behalf
Of the workingmcn 81 that city. They say:
"By the violence and IA, tons opposition of %
trpasonatle minority Baltimore has teen involved in
disaster and distres heyonl whn, j. duo 20 the
mere existence OF -taio OF W.T. and heir troubles
have been It'll furths aggravated by tie disabled
condition Of the Bal more aud Ohio RCilr1ad, tle
principal artery Of n trade and source Of th' p
prosperity. OF their DtiOriuncG ns merchants how
ever they did not pro iee 10 rOmpain, blt tey ap-
peared 10 plead for p relief ~ lie Government
could afford 10 the hbo'rs and meciauirs u Balu-
more. The almost toiti suspension during t'c rafi
xix months Of tie traces and manufactures, uTol
which 70 large proportion OF the people
are DEPENDENT ias brought famine ~ their
doors and arou~td thc mOsi gloomy fore
bodings Of tho tppfoar hing Winter bu, amid
all their euilofings lie patriotism Of the
industrial cas-es has beer proof against the insid-
ions arguments Of those who sought 10 Involve them
in hostility TO the Government, by represevting the
war M the needless and licked canse of their misery,
end the Administration ~ opposed 10 their Sae III
erests and reckless of tier personal welfare The
lrea; ma jOIity have always been loyal. They have
furnifheI many OF their number 10 the army and
navy, and lave by their overwhelming votes at the
late election yindcaed the honor OF tie State, and
depOpsi re ed their own fidelity and zeal. Tue dele
cation expressed the belief that the Government
would consult economy no lees than policy IN caus-
ing more literally than heretofore, veffef to be re-
paired and constructed Ia Ialu They further
suggested the expedieDey OF os'aOlisbing there a
naval depot, and alAo branch clothing
bureau, by furnishing employment IN these aud other
ways, 70 lar IA the Government has the power 10
the laboriDg classes. Tie effect woulG be not only
TO encourage loyal men, but 70 60, firm The wsyerng,
and attrnct those who for time have been ecduced
by the misrepresentation OF the Rebels, or init
Undated by the threat, daily made, and acted out of
Withdrawing all custom and patronage from the
friends of the Government. They express their
warIneft wishes for the prosecution to successful
issue Of the waging fer the preservation OF
the dignity, unity and stability Of our common