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according the original n,es,ion Of that law, and that
certificate for any loan shall be ssusd 7dT 1S s sum than
Speaker of the House Of Reprs,en,as,es


WILLIE p. MANGUM,


President Of RE Serate te1srere.
Approved, August 81, 1872 J0liN TYLER.
RE-OReASIzATIos uF TIE NAVY DErART-s
EENT.-The important act passed at the last ses-
sion of Congress, for the reorganization OF the
Navy Department, provides that there shall be at
tached to the Navy Department the following
bureaus, to wit:


l. A bureau of Navy Yards and Docks.


2. a bureau Of Ccnstruction Equipment and
Repairs.


8. a bureau of Provisions and Clothing.


T. A bureau of Ordnance and HydrograPhy.


s. A bareau of Medicine and Surgery.


The President of the United States. by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate, Is dl-
rected to appoint from the captains in the naval
service, chief for each of the bureaus of Navy
Yards and Docks, and of Ordnance and Hydros-
rcphy, who shall each receive salary of three
thousand 1--WE hundred dollars per annum, in lieu
of all other compensation whatever in the naval
service; chief of the bureau of Construction,
Equipment and Repairs, who shall be a skiltui
naval constructor, and chief of the bureau ot
Provisions and Clothing, who shall each receive
for his services three thousand dollars per an
nun; and from the surgeons OF the navy chiet ct
the bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, who shall
receive for his services two thousand five hundred
dollars per annum.


The Secretary of the Navy shall appoint the
following clerks For the Office of Secretary OF
the Navy q chief clerk, at salary of $4,000; q
registering clerk, 81, 400; three recording clerks
at 81 600 each; one principal cores Pondng clerk
clio n.
each ono warrant clerk at 1900, and one mis-
cellaneous clerk at $500.


For the bureau of Navy Yards and Docks on
civil engineer at 81. COO; one draughtsmsn al
$1,000; ose chief clerk at 3l,400: and two as
sstant clerks at $4,000 and $500
For the bureau of Construction, Equipment and
Repairs, one assistant Constructor and draughts-
man at $1,000; and four clerks, one al $ 400,
and the other three at $1,000 each.
For the bureau of Provisions and Clothing, one
| chief clerk at $1,400, and two clerks, one at
81 200 and one at $500.


For the bureau of Ordnance and photography,
one draughtsman at 81 ,006; and three clerks, one
| at 81 200, and the other two at $1,000 each
| For the bureau of Medicine and Surgery, one
clerk at 81 200, one clerk at $500, and assist
ant surgeon, who shall receive not less than the
highest pay of his grade in the navy.
The duties of the Ma Department to be dis
tributed among the different bureaus as the Secre-
tary of the Navy may deem expedient, and to be
performed under his authority.
| Each bureau is entitled to messenger, at pay
not exceeding $500, and the chief of each bureau
is entitled to the franking privilege
The books, papers, &c. of the Navy Commits
| sioners to be distributed among the different bu-
reaus, according to the nature of their respective
| J,,t;a, ,I f,rt ha ha
vided by the Secretary of the Navy, and the sum
of $500 is appropriated for that purpose.


The Secretary of the Navy is directed, if the
same can be done without detriment to the public
service, to appoint with their consent effcers of
the navy, not above the grade of lieutenants, to
perform the duties of any clerkship created by
this acl, Except as herein otherwise Provided,)
who shall receive each for their services not more
than 5000 per annum, including their regular pay
and rations; but the appointment of any officer III
the navy to any Of the Offices clerkships in this
act, shall in no manner whatever interfere with
his grade in the service


Dangers OF LAgDANuM-A case of death
from the absorption of laudanum applied exter-
nally, has just occurred in Paris. a young dra-
matte writer, M. Camille Bernay, whose first at
tempts had been very favoraby spoken Of, was or,
dereo Dy MS 1ather, VINO Is physician, TO apply
for slight indispostiona poultice on the stomach
on which he was to let fall few drops of lauda-
num- To assuase the pain, which was acute, tho
patient let fall four or Ave drops, but the con-
tents of whole vial. The effect was almost in
Simultaneous after the application of the poultice.
Antidotes were applied Immediately, tut Nj. C.
Bernay died shortly afterward.


MnLERIsM.-The organ Of Miersm claims
that there are ut this moment, "seven hundred
clergymen engaged in preaching the principles of
Miller, and the number Of persons rho profess to
believe that Christ will make his second advent,
next year, is estimated to be not less than one
million"


a CHICKEN WITH CoRk LEG.-At kirkby-
green, there is now a young fowl which regularly
sturnps about cork leg. When quite a chick
en-, it lost its foot in trap, and young lady nam
ed Woolft, very ingenously manufactured leg
out Of long bottle cork. With partlet's approach
TO henhood, the leg has become TOO short, SO that
either the timber toe must be spliced, or new
one manufactured.


[Lincolnshirc (Esg.) Chronicle.


u Mrs. Berry, lady living in Armissead
Lane, Federal Hill, swallowed needle, which
alarmed her for some days, but feeling no incon-


