Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-01-06


commission in pursuance OF tho Couven-
ion, for the settlement OF uAndlaslol
claims. fA
! With the, other American Stasbs, nur
relations Of amity and good will rchtlh
uninterrupted. Oar Minister near me
RepnbHc of New Grenada, has succeeded
in elIecting an adjustment Of .sdalm
upon that Government for lheSRonner
"By Chance' which had beeiEyEndlng
Tor many years. The clam e.s IL brig
.Alorrisn whishshalils Orig ~ EYl tho
1existence az lie Republic ofCNlWnbla'
and udemniicaton for which, since the
dissolution OF that Republic, has deYoIyeu
on its several members, will be urged
with renewed zeal.
have much pleasure in saying that
The Government of Brazil has adjusted
the claim upon that Government 10 The
1 case of tn schr. "John 5. Bryan" anl
that sanguine hopes are entertained that
the same spirit Of justice will influence
its councils in arriving at an early decls-
lion upon the remaining claims thereby
removing all cause Of dls'entlon between
two Powers, whose interests are 10 some
/, extern! interviewer with elch Other.
!, Our Minister at Chi has succeeded IN
inducing a recognition by that G,yern-
, ment, OF the adjustment effected by his
: predecessor Of the first claims IN the case
; of the "Macedouian." The first ns'a'-
, ment has been roceyei by the claimants
: in the United States,
! Notice Of the Exchange Of ra'iications
, Of the treaty with Peri, which VIII take
= place at Lima, has notyet reached TINS
; country, but is shortly expected 70 DC re-
J, ceiyed, when the claims upon that Repuo
u lie will doubtless be liquldated and pa'G.
In consequence OF a misunderstanding
between this Government and that oi
Buenos Ayres, occurring years age, tms
Re government has remained unrepresented
r 10 that Court, while minister from y
to has been constantly resident here. The
causes ofirri,ation have IN great meas
ar ure passed away, and il is in contempla'
10 lion, in view of important Interests which
IN have grown up in that country, At some
ce early period during The pc safat =, -
Is Congress, with the concurrence 2the
10 Senate, to restore diplomatic regions
tol between the two countries.
al Under the Provisions OF an act OF Con
o. gress of the last session, minister was
y despatched from The United States to Chr
a na, in August of the present year, who,
ID from the last accounts We have from him
e, was at Suez, in Egypt, on the 95th Sep
y TENDER last, on his rout TO Chaa.
81 In regard TO the Indian tribes residing
to- within our lurisdictiona limits, the great
< est vigilance OF the Government has been
ID exerted to preserve them at peace among
5e themselves. and to inspire them with
e feelings Of confidence in the justice OF this
he Government, and 10 cultivate friendship
lie with the border inhabitants. This has
II happily succeeded TO a great extent
II bat ii is subiec. of regret that they sui
Il. fer themselves in some instances to DO
'elimposed upon by ar(ul and designing
0, men--and this notwithstanding all the
a. efforts Of The Government TO preyentit.
y. The receipts intothe Treasury Tor the
At calendar yeat 1913, exclusive OF the
e, loans, were little more than eighteen
y millions OF dollars, and the expenditures,
leI exclusive Of the payments OF The pubic
ID debt will! have been about twenly-ihree
y millions of dollars. By the Act OF 1919,
IcI a new arrangement Of the fiscal year
ID was made, so that il should commence on
y the first day OF July in each year. The
20 accounts and estimates for the current
I; fiscal wear, will show that The loans and
NJ Treasury notes made and issued before
p the close Of the last Congress, TO meet
IN the anticipated deficiency, havapt been
entirely adequate. Although onTho Isl
'elof October last, there was a balance IN
10 the Treasury, in consequence OF the pro-
e. vision thus made of $3,9I4,082 ~, yet
1s the appropriations already ma 10 by Con-
~ gress will absorb that balance, ana lcaVo+
a d probable deficiency OF two millions OF
I'd dollars al the close OF the present lScaI
o. wear. There are outstanding Treasury
ne notes 10 about the amount Of four mill
Is ions six hundred thousand dollars, and
81 should they be returned upon the Treas
10 ury during the fiscal year, they will re-
laurie provision for their redemption
" do not however regard this as probable,
ill since they have evidently entered into the
ldI currency OF the country, and will coa-
q tinue to form portion Of Il 1.-THE system
dInow adopted DO continued. the Ioan OF
le l84l, amounting to $5,672,976, %,
+ tails due on the LIST 81 January, 1870,
B. and must b. provided Iof. " po'tponei
% by new loan And unless tho fesouf-
{, Ices Of revenue should b. malerlally IN
/, creased by yon, there will be pfooabls
deficiency for the service OF the fscal
T. year ending June 30h, l8lS, Of upwards
b, OF about four millions Of 1lllars.
Q l'he delusion inciion, 70 an enorinlus