, 1872-11-26

I'll be renewed, and q fuli and oHiTntap faiT as
tlement Of all existing difacujtias @ q +
9f9aght about. Our relations With th
uara5 ma5gnt foreign nations is disposed OF in th
nou;t noua; nrlef paragraph: The coming Vienna E1
posat1on Is commended on with pertinent recon
Ta,cons, TMenoatlons, and the appointment Of Centenn1z
=; ;Gom4m1ssloners 41 TOR the Philadelphia exhibitio
100 .ofo ls also spoken Of. Our credit q
nome and abroad, the efficiency Of th
tha hanament nesa OF tho foreign and home policy
tion 9tqi dmrnn L. anu prosperous career OF the na
eat on tuarlne the past year, the return Of depart
ha1i nGhn BUSINESS practically to the basis Of ante
pStlGa pras;1ys, Gays, make up the substance Of th
1ie61oenss forthcoming annual report.
10 the Associated PTess.1 :
l. ARMY MATTERS,
WASHINGTON, Nov 25.-General Terry vii
take command Of the Department Of Dakota
vacated by General Hancock.
/ TIE NAVAL REPORT
important recommendations concerning ths
eMciency OF the navy will be made in the forth
coming report OF Secretary Robeson. nraf7;catef
in part on the reports Of Chiefs Of Bnreans NJ
that department. It has been found that mort
money has often been spent in the repair of old
vessels, as authorized by Congress, that would
serve IN the construction OF new ones at create,
s strength and improved model Ind ap.
"fensacola cost e925, 900, and her repairs more
| tnan twice as much, namely, $760,600, AS to
the other vessels Of the navy. including the
Guerriere, Nevada, Iowa, and Vanderbilt, 70 put
,;na them INTO thoroughly good condition would re-
original cost Their timbeya ara ,n'cb dad sner
the Rhlps having been built Of unsound white
OAK. The necessities OF the situation. however.
nave required expenditure upon them, to meet
emergencies, without permanent benefit
sacratsr ~ a'S aase eessig" autnor1zeo the
end the useless material at the several navy
yards. It is known that there are such accuruu-
do1l1rs and ,,;c1, %4n 49, ~ cost ons OF
o1-,';aJ - Here 1or tn0 moss part, never
fsvera1 ~ r. - s'1aa Ia!n ult,4ses. a.,p sss,
he aid at snet;o 49, .a put sesseH are soon 70
I'll, ha ~ 49, ostels ~ u nAe character
The o,;;1;n1, ~ oual1u ~ eGe g9es5 ouaels
ahonia ~ HPIn - - " nasa1 o1ceta Is that tnere
sa1s De ~ ,ss tHGnEy gooo acnve steam yes
abo,,4 =. - pe lmmeolately used.
e;ta1aaty y1 20 ~, WISH tae1e vas such az e1-
era at that citv t. fe1aepaob ou +u nen-
- e.5 as snas , S4sy, - a9legtspn our doVernment
sGna 'e;sels smtner II TOT she protection ct
ately hnd vessels suitable for such IN
emergency emergency ~,7;la ana the Secretary was
oiaJ f,o,s, uouPeu 70 oespa!ch an Iron
vessels, vessels, not OF formidable proportions to that
ioI ia ain h o9alh @ o. me sme 70 wh1cn reference
IL 9aoe, nad tWenty-three vo5'els in the gulf
ano VANITY OF the Island OF Cuba. Our vessels,
pp"me t9 tals ospallty or force, would have
~E<%AAA1 4@A
'AsI ~ "a G;st 4Gstle Mo'9tnents On 9er part.
dn2 Cnlg1 :i OF tae b91ean OF construct1on and
nspnis w., u u 4noeIslooo, recommend that
toeI eoenes pe piacea IN an our vessels,
asaa Dosa ae ~ 9cou4m5 q 1uel ana increase OF
epeeu, ana tnas ne VIII support his views by
f1oga fu,u q a1gq"eass. % IL @ has oeen ascerta1ned
ltou 4afot o11ee15 tunt uoI more than
snn ~ sue my Honclaa vessels can be rendered
usolua hor n4?al purposes; therefore, the Gov
ei4len9 Ml WI aispose OF tne remainder OF thena-
~, s"enty ugntola1c monitors doo Dullt during
eue .1.'., ".a1 Gost OF SI9,o9o9o4 never h1ed
fIu, ~, no1 nayine 9een caeo INTO acnVe SERVICE
~ - now peaolng oelore ne q; Houae @ OF Rep
iiesb1I1tauves' apPfopflat1ng S3,uuo,ouo for the
ooIlang OF zen aloops,of-war-
IL ~ view o. me 1acts concerning, the lneti-
etenoy y NY oI tne NaFy, enorts Will be made
n1atav taG aPpaoaenng session Of CongIess to com
md be vii repeat the m 5, - H.
last annual report to supply tho places of YES.