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MORE DEVELOPMENTS AT TWAsHfNGroN-PIcKING
AND STEALrNGs THE NAVAL SERvIcE-The
Committee on Accounts of Congress have signal
lied themselves in bringing to light the recent
doings of the Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives That explosion took the country by surprise,
but we believe the same gentlemen are now en-
gagged on much richer subject, ana we anticipate
in ashort time regular earthquake in the way Of
an exposure Of the picking and stealing In very
important part oftle public service-the navy The
gentlemen who have undertaken this business,
ought TO be known to tile country, for they have
commenced a rigid examination Of this branch Of
the public service, which will rebound greatly TO
their credit Here are the names:-Hon. James G.
Clinton Hon. James Matthews, Hon. VIM. j.
Wright, Hon. Geo. Fuller, Hon. Jacob Yost, Hon.
Smith M. Purdy, Hon. Henry Grider, Hon. Geo.
Sykes, Hon. Perley B. Johnson


The developments in the case of McNulty are
trflng when compared with those which these
honorable and industrious gentlemen have lighted
upon, in relation to the naval expenditures during
some OF the Florida campaigns. We have report
Of Mr.. Redng ON this subject, and an examination
of it by Mr.. Mclaughlin, with "card' of Mr.
Wlnder in reply-all extremely interesting read
ing. AS specimens take the following items
GRouPs OF ARTICLES SICK, LIEUT.


McLAuGHLIS's VoucHERs ON FILE THE FOURTH AU


pIToRs OFFICE.