Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20

IA & at't.. '.ll7tl ANltNH tll the NA ee
y ,ll,. NE Wor'd. Thcreu arc already thuse Who.
'aa'ilereut 10 principle themselves. and
Pteae "a suspect lhe want Of Il IN others.
cha. &c MS with amhiiiaus designs and ipsid-
q Jus policy. You will perceive, bv The nc
campaigning documents, that the cx,norli-
nary mss jn lUu Mexico, has been termi-
uetoduu the sule ground thai The obligations
"l lnF guvcrnm,uI iu itsrlfuud TO Mckee,
under treaty sllpuluii,Iis, have compelled
me 10 trust a Discretionary authority 20 q
h'gh officer uf The army, to advance in;u
terUoty Ulaimod as part uf Texas, It nc
reSSary, 10 prulect oar own or the neiahbu-
ing frontier inpn Indian depreciation. Ia
The opIntR Of the Mexican fimrtionary who
has Inst leit a., the h0nur of his country will
be Wounded by American soldiers entering.
with the most amIcable avowed purposes.
upon ground from which the folio ers Of
his government have been expelled, and
over which there is at present no ceriainly
ut a serlous effort Oh its part being made Ia
ro-eS'ahllSh tOnmIOn. The departure ii
lhIs minister was the more singular as nc
was apprized Tim the suiiiciency of the
causesassigned ihrthe advance Of the tro,ps
by the commanding General had been Sc
rlouSiy doubled by me; aud hat there was
every reason Ia suppose that the troops o!
the U.S.-iheIr commander having had limu
to ascertain the truth or ialschood Of The in.
"rmatl'n upon which thcy nadLeen march.
Cdto NiHosdochSS--wo6ld he either there
! !" pericS, accordance with the principles
,.unilled To Lc cjnsl in his conference with
The Secretary of State, hy The Mexican min.
ISter himself, or were already Withdrawn
III consequence Of the impressive warning,
heir commanding officer had received from
he Secretary Of War, Ii is hoped and be.
Iicvcd that The President will take mare
diSPassionaie and irst view Of the sul jcct
and not be Disposed to conStrne measure
OF jastifarle precautr II, made necessary ly
lis known inability, in execution Of The slip
uOtl Ms OF our treaty. to net upon the from
tier, into an encrocchnent upon our nghs
or stain upon its honor. ......
In the mean time, theancicnt complaints
"l Justice, made un behalf Of our ci!iz, NJ
arc diSrcgur'ed, and new causrs Of dissat-
slaclion have arisen, solue Of them Of a
character requiring p, mpt remunSirancc
and ample und Immediate redress. trust
however, by IemreIing 6rmness with cour-
ttsy, and acting with great frheuroncc up
on every incident thai has occurred, or that
may happen, 10 doand to obtain Justice, and
thus avoid the necessity Of agaln Bringing
his subject before Congress.
], is MY duty To remind You, that no pro.
vision bias Eecn made 10 execute our treaty
with Mexico for tracing the boundary line
between The two countries. Whatever may
be the prospect Of Nexicp being soon able
to execute the treaty on It's part, itis proper
that We should be, in anticipation prepared
at all times 10 pcrlnrm our obligations, with
ont regard to the probable condition ut those
with whom We have contracted Them.
The result Of the confidential inquiries
1ade into the condition aod prospects ofthe
newly declared TexIan Government. will
lie communicated 10 you ia tie course Of
the ses>IOn. , -,r ae.. .....s
! Commercial treaties, promising great ad-
Vantages 10 our cuteprisinI nlorchants md
naYigatOIs, have heen formed with The dis
t;Ini governments of Muscat and Siam. The
notifications have been exchanged, but have
not reached The Department Of State
copies Of the treaties will he transmitted
to you, if received Lefore, or published, il
arriving afler, the close Of The presents lses-
sion Of Congress.
Nothing has occurred to interrupt the good
understanding that has long existed with
the Barbary Powers, nor to check the good
will that is gradually growing up in our in
tercourse with the dominions Of The gnvcrn-
nen Of the distinguished CHIEF Of lbc Quo
man Empire. -
Information has hccn received at the De
Of State that treaty with The En-
peror Of Morocco has iust been negotiated
which, hpe, will lie received in time to
be laid before the Senatc' previous to the
close Ofthe session.
You will perceive, from the Report Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, that the financial
means Of the country Continue to keep pace
with its Improvements in all other respects
The receipts into the Treasury during the
present year, will amount 10 about Sat-
G9l ,S9S; thhSe from customs being cStIna.
ted at So, 2,523,i5l; those from lands al
about $24, 900, 900, and The residue from
miscellaneous sources. The expenditures
10, all o. ;ects durire the year, are estimat.
ed moi to exceed S32,O00,000, which will
leave a balance in The Treasury for public
purposes On the first day Of Januury next
of about S4 ,723,959. This sum, with the
exception OF five millions, will be lranslcrr
cd 70 the several States, in accordance will
the provisions of The act regulating tic de
positcs of the public m'ney.
Theunexpcnded ncosurapproprialit
On the lsl day Of January next, are estima
ted at Sl4, ,63G, ,O62, exceeding by $9,G36,
l062, the amount which viii be left in tn
| ldepjsite banks, subject to the draft Of tn
4 Treasurer of The U. States, after the con
ternpIaied transfers 10 the several States ar
made, u, therefore, the laure receipt
should not be sufficient to meet these oui
slaadmg and future appropriations, thor