The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-12-12


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ter and ts estimated resspss aud dIssursesnss ser H.
ssmaaias shfss sssrssrs As sarans assal ysss
WIN be fhsa In san BY the rss 81 ting Secretary Of
i ne Treasury. TO which iaTiss your attention.
rspar' If th' Sect War Is doe"msnsS q great later
T e's'''' Of tbs a''tsA'y Operations, Of we yssF 90
'''Sa y tue r'pors 81 me eemmaa'ss er
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,,tnr,I so,.s.ths ores0ts.elos .. 5. I,,.a coyn.
ana Of the operations. IS tho M Cen, Camms.sry Cen
Chief Of Ordinances, Gs ~ j.. s>=~s tE3re,.
The tue deroivink ppon the Naval branch Of he aet
vice duriHs the year and throughout sbs whal Of this
happy contest have seSH discharged vita sssy ard emf
Hstt sasssss. = '.s.:f ~ $50. n aus
Without the advantage of public works
tina resources of the nation. have been
developed and its power displayed in the
Iconstructionof navy of such n1agnf
Ituae. which has at the very period of liz
ttcreation rendered signal service to- the
Union. The increase of the number Of
aeamen in the public service from Z, 0lg
men IN the Spring Of 1861 10 about "a,
900 atIthe present time has been accom-.
plished without any especial Legislation
or extraordinary bounty to promote THAT
increase. II has been found however
that the operations of the draft with
high bountaes paid for army recruits il
beginning to effeet injuriousiy the naval
tservice, and will il not corrected, be
likely TO impair its efficiency by detract.
ing seafIien from their proper vocation
and inducing them. TO enter the army.
therefore respectfully snggest that Con.
gress might ale both the army and tnayal
service by adequate provision on thia sub
tject, which wyuld at the same time Be
Equitable to the community more esFe
cially Interested. 81. ~,
recommend to your consideration
the suggestions of the Secretary. of the
and training seamen for Naval service =
The Naval Academy is rendering sigma
service in preparing nhidshz pnfen for The
Ehighly Responsible dutiess which in after
life they will be required to perform ir
order that the country should not be de
prived of edpcrted officers. for which le,
gal provisions has been rnadoa the Ma
val School. The yacaneies caused by the
neglect, or omission, to make nornina
tons from States in instruction, have
been iilled by the Secretary of the NAVY,
The school is now more full and complefs
than nj any previous period and in every
respect entitled to the favorable cousid
Grafton of Congress. F'2-*&= -
During the past fiscal YEAR the efinan.
fetal condition of the Post Office. slepast.
Inent has been one ofiucreasinR nrosper.
| ity and I am eratified in being able ii
state that the receints Of the Postal rev.
enue have nearly eaualed the entire sex.
Ependitures, the latter amounting TO ! 1,
/ $4,000 81 and the former to $ll .464 s4le
%, leaving deicieucy of but LOO, 1T Is
In 1860, the year immediately peeceed'
ing the rebellion the deficiency aEnot,rt'
ed to 5,656, TO5 10, the Rqstal receipts Of
that year being 2,045.722 10, less than
that of 1863, the decrease since 1861 In
the annual amount of Transportation has