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The democratie manager having bad mueh to say aboutcorruption of republican officials in their statements, indulging wholly in generalities and failing utterly to sustain their assertions by factsand figures, a statement froni official sources has beeu compiled to show in part to what extent the governnient was robbed by democratie officials trom 1830 to 1861. The following is a list of democratie defaultera in those palmy days of Bourbon rule : TUE IJBT. 8. V. Fowler, postmaster at is'ew York, 185S-'M) _. 170,947 David Swnrthout, Collector, New York, 182ö-'38 1,105,080 Hojt, collector, New York, 1838-'41.. 248,871 T. G. Morgan, collector, New Orlcans, 1811 -'¦13 212,232 B. C. Sanders, collector, Sun Francisco, 1852-'53 f2,250 Amos Birnoy, pureer In navy, 1884 70,5H2 ilamtg Brookf, pureer In navy, 1848 50,842 N. h.nby, naval agent, t8M 185J878 s. O. GonzalM, naval etorekeeDcr, 1854 109,fW6 ¦i. UcCall, nivol agent, 18tR-'0B S2,(!71 1. A. Bemple. naval puymaster. 1854-'HO .1. M. Whltmore, nava] n;ent, 1851 87,000 (i. V. Hawkln, naval agent, 184!-'53 71,720 l'. E. Irwin, (mirtermastur, 1849-'51 .r,(l,ial Let, .iiartcrmeter, I81f-'I9 06,964 I'. S. Hnsüi'l, iiuancnnanter. lK4S-'öl r.0,217 R. Kichards, stoorekütpcr, lf5S '80 lT(i,854 M. Ucnnia ordlnance offleer, 18óS-'61 81,901 A. J. Coll'ee, paymaeter. 1848-'49 52,813 Cbarles Leelic, quartermaster, 1847-'50 74,25; t'. M. Cramer, quartermaster. 1847-'4S 0,972 P. K. Conncr, quartermastcr, lt36-'3? 294,72)1 J. li. Grayson, quartermaster, lb34-60 03,740 K. D. C. Colüns, eubelstence aeent, '39 68,878 Jacob Thompson, secretary Interior, 1857 -'61 871.000 Robert Temple, pension agent, 1838-'.7 100,424 Defaulting depositarios and other banks baving charge of government funds from 1830 to 1861, in sums of over 50,000: r„..H „f fté.Mmu. 1830-'3.- 9168,511 Agricultural Bauk of Aliasismp, "-1 "7 ,v:i 101 Frankliii Bank, Alexandrla, Va., 1830-'39 bi.ooi) Bank of Edwardsvillc, 1830-'39 fiO,:)00 Bank ofMissoun, 1830-39 159,1911 üankofStubenville, O., 1S30--43 300.UM nunkorSomerset, Ind., 1830-'41 82,420 City Bonk of Columbus, O., 1830-'45 100,000 liank ol Columbia, Georgetown, D. C, 1880 -45 ! .7. 010,115 T. P. Crutdifluld. dt-positary, 18 '50 88,060 Hurgsthv, mcHeriindreflner in mint. 1854-'6r 152,3-7 J. A. Ublzot, aesistant-trèasnrer, New Orlean, 1857-'M 110,2% J. A. Guizot, treasurer B mint, New (Jrleans 1S5S-'1 4l6,W Special attention is called to Gen. James B. Steedman, who has been making himself notorious in Ohio as a democratie reformer. This person was collector of internal revenue at New Orleans under Andrew Johnson from 1867 to 1869, and, according to the statement from the books of the treasury, he defaulted to the amount of $356,452. No part of this sutn lias been accounted for to the government.