{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
1t appears that the cost of the Court ol
inquiry into the conduct of Com. Porfe''
in relation to the Foxarto affair, has ocen
shamcfully exaggerated--so far from ~
having "cost the government $50, 900" the
National Journal states, that the "FaSarao
affair did not probably cost the nation ohE
thousand tlollars-and that part OF the en-
quiry, which, we understand, was requess
ed by, and granted to, Com Porter, COST
perhaps, about twice that sum. nose
who mean fairly, ought to be more tutols
in retailing what is said upon no aalh9f''
ty.