LOUIS McLANE. Secretary of the Treasury.

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 of Steam RoiIers.
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 Q Steam Boilers.

 |. Are you acquainted with the nature and use of Steam Engines! Tn what em- pioyment have you been engaged. Were you present, and in what capacity. at the bursting Of any steam boiler, or coliap. sing of tfne;; CT have you besu made ac- snainted, hy other means, with the facts Tn any such case! lfso, in what case?

 < h that case, was the water in the shasier shc=c gauge vooias9s IT not. at what height, compared with tic lower gauge cocke

 !, If the boiler contained nue, what was ths difference between the height of It's upper side aud that Of the lower gauge cockf

 4. What vas the weight per square inch on the safety valve!

 }. Had the safety valve ever been found rustsd or sticking in the aperture, CT was II so at the timea

 O. Had that part of the boiler above the water ever been heated to red heal or approaching thereto!

 T. Was there any incrustafiep or sed;- ment found at the bottom of the boilera II so, what was it's thickness and co,nno- sition2

 h what part was the boiler rent and what vas tue appearance and extent of the rentt

 E. If tho barssins happened se sae boil