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F NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1857. LIST OF LETTERS Bemalning a tho few York Cky Post Ofice, w Fetday, Jan. 3, 1857. Foe reae* Wite'aieet ‘Publaned exdusively Hansa, Naar: White Mra Oh Me United Bates, uae na ‘Wiikinsoa. oon LADIES’ LIST, Miss E | Whitlock Rosanna A Willams Beteoy 8 Woltnall lartone Mrs Catharine Wiliams Waittle Mra Ithiet ee - i Eliza Willame Mary °° Woode ana ‘Mrs Theos J © ‘Anderson AF Audubon Mre JW Wiliams foods u Andrews Mrs, Bay- Austin ee aired we ooda Fhabe Migost Aniboay Helen tania Mrs 8 Wing amelia Woods re Wa 5 Arustrong Mary = AV A arer Wi yo —e arin Abbott Jas Altemus Wm Atkins T Capt ‘Adams JobnQuincy Emil ‘Ayer BS Astley kaoad Aicook oun Archer Wm 8 Rey Adler Albert ‘Andorson Peter ‘Atwater ‘Abbott Thos ‘Amenbury Geo W. Appleby. ts | Abbott WC ‘AndrewaW RHallett arauss stems a Anderson Thos a Srastle Gustave & Afoirsola 4iderson Wa'ad J Amenaford © ‘Aarons Joseph Anderson. 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Yoatos Zatmuss JR Zepler Jacob Zanmer Jacob coun. Spring Perch Co avy. Cushman C F, gun- Lambdin W Jobn retro John a Porth Capt Roker Foes tues ferguson Jobn ‘erry Oe) er Pago Ci Hogan Jemes McGrane Patrick ®tonsHamuel A Johnston Robert Robinson James Davis Lieat JohnLee IBAAU V. FOWLER, Postmaster. interesting Historical Document. INCEPTION OF THE NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES— INSTRUCTIONS OF WASHINGTON TO THR OOM- MANDBR OF THE FIRST ARMED VESSBL SAILING UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG. We have the pleasure to lay before our readers this morsing a most interesting historical dooumeut in con- nection with the naval bistory of the United States. At the opening of hostilities between the Ministerial and Continental forces, in the summer of 1775, the want of a y was sovorely felt. Tho enemy's troops at Boston ‘were obliged to obtain pearly ail their supplies by sea— the forces under Washington cutting off everything from the country. The idea occurred to the sagactous mind of the Commander in-Chicf that a few small armed vessels might render the cause essential service by ontting Of the enemy’s supplies, and intercepting the Minisierial despatohes. Congress, on the request of the Commander. to Chief, fitted out the following named schooners, and Washington issued instractions to the commanders, who already bore commissions as captains in the a-my:— The Harrison, Capt. Coit; the Lyncb, Cspt. Boughton the Lee, Capt. Mauly; the Warron, Capt. Adams; the Washington, Capt. Martindale. Thoso ols ‘went to sea in the months of September and Ccie- ber, 1776, and all did "good service exoopt the Washing too, which was taken by the enemy. ‘The fitting out of these vessels may bo considered the EAL United States Navy. Too much canvot be of bi ppd eed ailastry and devotion of the officers ‘this little squadron The isad ser the army oad tho ad- and of a toou- the ingly part A surviving rela. has placed in oor bands a copy of the tmatrvctions lseued to that officer by the Commander tn- Chief, and we introc use tt,with some account of tho gal- so nae 1 of the war Capt, Colt ott out war was qui the practice of law at New London, ounsot. distingoished for the industry, liberal {ta citizens. Tho news of the dght Lexington aroused Connecticut to arms = The [-qila- lure voted to raiso «tx regiments of one thousand men ‘each; Capt. Cot; volunteored on tne 20th of Avril. aedim- He company formed « part of the loa ecroes Charlestown neck, under galling ‘re, by "Gene: ral Isree) Putnam, which reserve was in ime to * in the batile of Bunker Hill. foul THE AKMRD SCHOONER SARAIGON. aireedy appointed captain in the army Of ihe United Colonies of Nerth America are heredy direcued to lake the command of a detachment of eid army and pro 00 board the armed schoover Harrison. lately fitted out r arms, ammutitioa and provisions, at the it imental expense 2, You are to proceed as commander of anid in On cruise Against such vessels as tay bo found on the Bigh seas or eisewhera. boun! inwarda or ov warde to or from Heston in the service of the Mlouteral army and to take apd reize all such vessels Inden with ssidiers. arma, ammunition or provisiovs, for or from said army or which shall have good resson to suarect are in each service It you should be 8 sucersefal as to take any of aaid rae ecliately to send them to the ararest and nd@r a carefal prirementer. direotin by exorene of euch oapture with it my turher directions {, Tou are io be very paruicalar and diligent im your search afer the letters or other pavers ‘ending to discover the designe 01 the enemy or ofany other Rind, and to forward all auch to 1.6 ae moon Ae posable 5,, Whatever prismmere yon may take you are ta trea’ with Aindoese and homanity, aa far as is consistent with your own eafeiy—their private stock of movey and apparel to be givea them afer being duly searched. and when they arrive Port Zou are 10 eppiy to tbe cammitiee or any officer of the “ontinenial army stationed at aach port, fora guard to bring them ip to head:jaarters 6 For your own encow ement and that of the other off ap) reser vl! for the publis ser whiob reid third part is to be divided among the officers men in the following vroportions Captain, 1 share. Firat bi Mate ‘ oant, 1hy do. Privates each, | do rilcu'arly charged W avold aay engagement ot the en then enter will mente. mg ° ¢ defeated by your rune In this your own diseretion and prud rovern B. As thera may be other vennala emoloyed In the same sar mu Are 1@ fix upon proper ai Jed, 80 Be 10 tax tare piace private ahipe of WAr are to be observed ia the disteiba p fan oft trite money 9. Tn case of re tak(og the reese! of any friend to een canse, 1 will recommend It to auet repenms other vecsela 1) You are to be extremely careful and truj 1 of your am. munition, by no means \o waste sny of it in salutes oF for any What is absovutely necesenry jurpowe but “- @. wasnixaron. Heanavantens, Oct. 22, 1775. ‘These instructions Col. United States Army, died at bis residence fa Now Orieans and Nogering {liness Co'. jo@ Orleans for many “, ad a host of warm and attached friends, Daring ex a Quartermaster were ox ~" The New Cotnage Bil, Reported by Mr. Pusiry, in the Bouse of Represente- tives, December 24, 1866, from tne Committoe of Wage end Means, with amendwents, viz'—Sirke out the parts ‘withia (brackets, and insert those ia walics. That ite further consideration be postponed until Wedner- day, the sevecth day of January, and that the bill and pose ‘ollar, oF hai! reai, at five cents [Toe said pirces shali be a legal nder for the payment of debts for all sums 00} exosed- \bg five collars, at the values herein respectivey txed upon each, tur the space of two years from she passage of this act } Abd be tt further enacted, That tho sald cote, 1eccived, *hall mob again be paid oat, or put tm Chculation, but shall b» recoimed as the mint, And it sbeli be the duty: ihe Dirscior of the Miat, with ie @pproval of the secretary of the Treasury, to’ pres wibe SUCH Fgulaiions as my be Docessary and proper, to se- Chee their transmission tte met for recoinags, aud the return or distribution of th» proceeds therect whem deemes eXvedien!, and W préescrioe sach forms of ae count a4 may be appropriats and aopte.bie to the ol. cumstances Provived, (ha the expensss tnodemt @ BUOb WaLsm\sriog OF distrinuvon, and of secotnage Khel be charged against the account of silver profit and lew, and the net profiis, if any, shall be paid, trom time te time, into the treasury of ine United Siates: Seo 4. Ano be it further epactod, Tnat in the purchase of silver Duilion for cotoago, under the provisions of the third section o/ the act of February twenty-one, eigutees hundred and flity three, it ehail be lawfui for tne Trea. surey ot the Miot, with ‘he approve: of the Secretary of the Treasury, to tix and pay such price per ounce stamé- ard, for tbe parts of the dotiar aforesaid. as may yield te the seller thercof 4 return commensurate wita the value of euch picces in ci culation, Klos 4 thoir withd awa from the ourrenoy may be encouraged. Provited, Tha the price so paia shall not be such as to cause any low te be sustained by tbe mint.) Seo. 4. And be it further enacted, That ali formor acts authorizing the currency of foreign gold or silver colms, declaring the same a legal tender in psy meat for debi ore y repealed; but it shall be the duty of the af- Teves Of the mint to cause assays to De made, from time to time, of sucb foreign coins as may be known to our Commerce, to determine iteir avorage weight, dacness and ve ue, and toembrace in bis enpual reports state ‘ment of tbe results thereof (Seo. 6. Avd be it further enected, That from and after the pasrage of this act, the standard weight of the com coined at the mint shall be ninety six grains or twe tenths of ope ounce troy, with pogreater d-vistion tham four greins tn each piece, that coat shall be compes- ed of copper with au acmixiure oot exccediog five par cent. min weight of motals, whivh may render it more sullabie for the purposes of coinage, and of sash shape and devics as may be fixed by toe director of the ‘With the approvation of the Seoretary of the Trossury: 4 be It further enacted, the the United States ts hereby authorized whenever he shall deem 4 expedient, (0 tstue his proclamation leyatizing @ new cond piece, to be formal eather by @ reduction in the wrighh of copper in the present cent, or of some other metal or Gnd Of sich weight, shape and devices, a. the director of ' mint, with the ore oo Ege) 7 recommend; and from auch proclamation, such preces shall pass curr-nt as money, and he a leyil tender, @& their nomena value, for sums not cxcesdung zen cents; amd the coinage of the former cent and half cent shall thereupon cease. Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That tno Treasurer of the , vader the instruction of the dir-c or of the mint and with the appreval of the Secretary of the Trex Gury, eball, from time to ime, purchase from the balsom fend of the minttbe maverials neces: for she cutasge Of auch cent piece, and transfor toe to the proper operative cilcers of the mint t> be manu‘ectured and returned in com, Atd tho laws in forse relating to the mint and the cotnege of the precious swetals, ud distribution of z herein provided Bid cotmage, arcertal in the seeond sect on the Troasury of the Unite: Seo. 7. And be it further 104 brcted, That it shalt be at the lawfol to pay ous the aid ceat ry in exchange Tror the parts of the dollar, as aforesaid, at their value of twonty- five, tweive and a half and ex and ove fourth contd | any ef the guid and silver coin of the United States, antelee tm exchange for the former copper colas issued: (Pre That io order to avoid the delay i vided, Lowever, caune the purchase to be made by weignt of eaid re f the dollar, or mixed parcels thereof, cid Cent pieors, at such prices per ounce as midered equivalent to the price by sale heroin autnorizedg ond it shall be lawful to tranemit parerts of the sait = Irom tome (tame to the asrst ant treasurers, depatartee other officers of the United States, under general regulations proposed by the duverter of the muni, and approved by the Secretary of the Poeanry further enacted, Taat the Secretary of Seo, 8. Avd be the freasury, un woh rules and . from time to time, extabiian shal ine aud require medals to bo atruck at the mint the er veral States, lucorpocated companies aod societies ‘hat may apply for them. at ® reasoashle price for labce and materials 6 ‘ing two copter in bronze for a cavineted meals to be kept is the mint; and of the profs eb ain duplicate 1a bronze for said cabinet of all me dals which bave been s ruck atthe mint The accounts Of the medala shall be rendorea quarteriy, and the fi\e peid into the treasury, and appear in tho anova re Seo. 9. And be it furthor hereafter the it \t) director of the mint aba'l make his aa- ‘Bual report to the Secretary of the Treasury up to the thar- Improvements tn the City. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Among the various pias project-d for improving this great metropolis and providing for its future wants, pre- dably po subject deserves a more carciu! examination and consideration than the proper dixposition of the ter- mini of the several rsilroade running into lt, Many ead frequent are the complaints of property owners, spessia- tors and residents upon the streets and avenucs through: ‘wh ch the stesm cars now peas, and whether tho temaae who rents bis house or store undersiandingly, the owner, whoee property may bave already been bonetitted by the road ron: th Plating a aalet or parchass, whether sithar or il these olaeres complain sincerely, | do not now propose te It wo well established fact that every railroad into @ city brings with it certain advantages and - voniager—the former, of course, outoum! the latter; and my present cesiga is to invite puole tention 10 some pian by which the advantages may avpmented avd the diradvantages 16 the jadgment of the wutci te that would recommend measures the effect of whi i H ii itt awelliog ation it is name Jocation 'n ibe present ev! be ae ob Jretior abie five or ten years henee as Twonty seventh and Thirty firetetreets are new. For instance, in 1686 Canal screet wou'd have boen considerea out of town enovg for the locomotive depot of ihe Hadson river reed, bad it been in operation at thet time [on 1868 Fourteenth rtreet wonid not have been objsoted to; = or thereabouts, Thirty i and 15t6 a measure was rent on foot, aod from time to ume, for tis removal to Fifty. ttreets 4 communieation in the Hwaat of iaat week,) and ri G ‘* stual- ler coorre of oppeetion i persisted in reimtive to the Havlom and New Haven Railroads. an © basis of Oslo latiow that our vation doubles every ffieen a ve Foose entirety "of and muvertally ‘eetroy * their arefulnens PaAretbe people for this? Are the merchants, merchant, hotel And tradesmen whore Posiaees in former years closed with the « 4G toe Budron river, and remained tn that Arctic untll thawed out in the spring—are they willing te give op their prese: of were ond 4 them give the subject ® bitte careful attention, Per uaced a plan will be sloped far beter than the fri uncertain and onrativfactory arraagements. wb dave bestowed thought apom this importect qua on come te the aimost usaptmous conclusion thas Rw the pu: powes of trade—particularly winter irade—an ave ve rhould be cpened into and through the city excte- tively for the vee of stonm cars, Had the prosent geae- railon the power, of rather the privilego, of replanning tbe city audoubie'dly ‘other improvemenis a apa. Clone railroad avenoe would be laid oat, from the Bridge t We Battery, oot as this cancot be dose tbroveh the centre ef toe our Parpome is te suger st a perfeotly feasibie plan that can be carried inte oper i a comparadvely email cost, without 8 foot of property and clear of all objections Sesto the present svotamn, di te € propore to exierd from the Battery north as praciiond « along the river, between Wan von cat tee Piers an ele vated raliros4, doable track, bait on srobes of s1ene oF ‘rom. of co Mcieat beige prt undor It for vehicles of si lope be estebiirbed along the line wherever neeted, and uae Of the treck vieabie the plere may be slope *harves bullt, a8 recommended in eages of the Mayer, and as suggested ago by Pever Cooper, Beq. Ta addition we would Jard down on a icvel wilh Wert street, and extond the Baitery and along Synth streot as far ae p for ireight purpowes only: and tbat the compra: be compelied to bring in and carry ont thoir f im the morning before and in the evening after bours. ‘Tho prinedpal ad of those would be First to rid arennee aod whieh the reveral railroads now pase of bores car travel—so much objected where it cwnld interfere with no one