The Columbian CD. O. Gazette states, that Amos Kendall, the 4,h. Auditor of the Treasury, IS about to proceed on tour to inspect the Navy Yards. What next?

 The man does not know a ransom from rib among the timbers--nor a hSnser from a pendant among the riggng--inspect the Ma " Yards indeed !--U. S. Gaz.

 Amos has been aboard of steam boat, and he is heaven-born besides. He will find out all the @conomy Of ship as well as he has that of his office. He-i is said 10 have fur n'shed the Secretary ot the Navy already with several valuable hints about horse ma. rines. and the advantages with which cavalry may be employed in boarding vessels of war.

 W. Y. Spec.