Applications to the Secretary of the Treasury, to cause satisfaction to be entered upon judgments against insolvents under the act of the 2d of March, 1831, and the acts for the relief of certain insolvent debtors of the United States.

New York February 22, 1836 The Secretary of the Treasury, on the 31st of March, 1836, authorized satisfaction to be entered

on this case; the district judge of the United States, in and for the southern district of New
York, having given the certificate required by the 4th section of the act approved the 7th of June,
1834, to revive and amend the aforesaid acts of the 2d of March, 1831, and the 14th of July, 1832,
for the relief of certain insolvent debtors of the United States, and the consent in writing of
William Warner, a party in the judgments against the said Pierre, thereto having been duly
given and filed, and the attorney of the United States for the said district having no knowledge
of any objections to the same.

New York February 27, 1836 Satisfaction authorized to be entered in this case, March 31, 1836; the said district judge having
given the certificate required by the 4th section of the said act of June 7, 1834, and William
Warner, a party in the judgments against the said Felix, having duly given and filed his consent
in writing thereto, and the attorney of the United States for the said district knowing of no ob-
jection to the same.

John G. Bailey

New York

Application defective; instruction given for its amendment.

Suspended

Applicant informed he could be released by paying $1,600, and not

heard from

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 13, 1837.

LEVI WOODBURY,

Secretary of the Treasury.

OFFICERS ORDERED FOR SERVICE, AND EXCUSED, &c.

LETTER

FROM

THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY,

TRANSMITTING

A statement of the names of officers of the navy who, during the year 1836, have received orders for service, and have asked to be excused, &c.

JANUARY 14, 1837.
Read, and laid upon the table.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

January 14, 1837.

SIR: In compliance with a resolution of the House of Representatives of the 23d ult., I have the honor to enclose a statement of the names of the officers of the navy who have, during the year 1836, received orders for service, and have asked to be excused, together with the reasons offered by them for such indulgence.

I am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,

To the Honorable the SPEAKER

M. DICKERSON.
SON.

of the House of Representatives of the United States.

Blair & Rives, printers.

STATEMENT showing the names of the officers of the navy who have, during the year 1836, received orders for service, and who have asked to be excused, together with the reasons offered by them for such indulgence.

Relieved at his request.

Recruiting for exploring expedition Bad health.

Order not obeyed, and no excuse given; but, at his request, he has since been placed on furlough.

Circumstances of a very important and delicate nature.

Condition of his health, and situation of his private affairs, and a request for a furlough.

Excused on his application for other service.

Extreme illness in his family.

Excused on his application for a furlough.

Excused at his request for other service.

'Relieved from the Porpoise on account of ill health, and at his request to
proceed to the West Indies at his own expense, and report for duty there
when his health should permit.

Excused on account of his peculiar situation-being engaged in the reme-
val of his family to Missouri.

Impaired state of his lungs, and the rupture of a blood-vessel.

State of his health rendered it impossible for him to obey the order.
Precarious state of his health.

Excused at his request for a suspension of orders for two months-for
urgent reasons relating to his family.

As he had lately returned from a long cruise, asked to be excused from
duty at Norfolk, to which place his order directed him to proceed for the
purpose of recruiting, but was willing to perform duty at Philadelphia,
where his friends resided.

Excused at his request, being an applicant for duty in the Independence.
Excused on account of lameness contracted whilst attached to the Dela-
ware 74.

Excused on account of the delicate state of his health, and request for a fur-
lough.

Order revoked at his request, on account of sickness.

Order revoked at his request, having entered into arrangements to travel with a sick relative.

Excused for reasons of a personal nature.

Excused at his request for orders to a different station, on account of long service in the Pacific.

Excused on account of bad health.

Excuse: Ill health and inability to attend to duty.

Excused on account of the peculiar situation of his family, and his request for any service after May, 1836.

Being executor of the will of his lately deceased father, and charged with the arrangement and settlement of the estate.