Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

Estimated receipts for the
year 1914, (from July 1874 to ca .n
July 1845,) the sum Of $34 204, ,874
or this amount The sum OF So, 10000
is expected from the sales Of the Public
Lands.
The report contains The following state
ments and Suggestions - zg5s,
Thai The Public Debt is S24,745, ,lSS.
That The expenditures of the 6sca year
upon which we have entered, closing Both
OF June, ls45, will be S32.955,S27. III,
That the population Of the country in SO
years will be 10000. 900. ..4:
That the presen, land laws should be
materially changed and improved, and un-
der this head the various policies Of grad
uation aud distribution are discussed.
That these should be revision of the
Tariff, but mol al The present session of
Congress. That The present lime should
be improved in obtaining information for
future action. That Congress should be
especially careful to avoid deficient rev.
enue.
That measures should be taken for re-
deeming lhe Government Stock.
That in time Of peace it is wise aud
necessary policy to prepare for war, aud
to lay up all those military stores which
will make us independent OF foreign Go
vernmen,s That The only wise policy for
all Governments is 10 be prepared for all
emergencies as they may arise.
This report will be printed in foil to-
morrow, but ,end you an early abstract
giving some of the important recon-
menda,ions.
The Chinese Treaty.-The following
notification, which We copy from the N.
Y. Commercial Advertiser, has been is
sued by Mr.. Gushing, our Commissioners
in China: .b
.se. /. S. LEGATION. Macao, July 4.
The Minister uf the United States has
The pleasure 10 announce that yesterday
at Wapgbia, he concluded and signed with
the Imperial Commissioner, Keying. a
treaty Of peace, amily. aud commerce,
between the Unied Utates aud China.
The terms Of the treaty, which will in
due time be made public by the proper
authorities. are such, he is happy TO say
as he believes will confirm The good util;
derstanding which already exists between
thetwo Governments, aniifrari6ed, prove
beneficial to the commerce, and interests
Of tho citizens and subjects ofbolh coun-
tries. :
The Minister of the United States con-
ora,ulates bis coun,rymen ON this event,
aud offers them. on this happy annIversa-
~ of the independence:oftheir country,
his hearty wisf1esfor their health and pros
perity, and joins them in their aspirations
for the continued peace welfare, and glo-
~ Of The United States. - lksaf h
To the americans residing in China; q.
Needles.-Females cannot by too care
fnl of his needles, and never permit them
to lie about like pins, from the fact tgthat
being made ofisieel. if they fpierce any
par, of the system. they are apt TO work
all through, and probably strike vital
parr. An interesting lil,le child about
seven years, The. son Mr.. Samuel Bick-
lev, died a, Baltimore on Sunday might
very suddenly, from some cause which
could not be accounted for by ythe ephysi.
clan in attendance. Afisr his death past
mortem examination was made, whenail
was discoveredlhat a'needle had passed
thro, his side and 5pene,ratedfpthe, heart
causing .an exlravasalion ofblood linio1he
mediastinum; about one third Of the NEE
dle3was found imdarted into the scariilage
\ ofihe; rib. tits supposed ihe needleenle-
red the side of. the Iitlleboy about 63houri
1 before his !dealh. as at tthartime he first ex,
hibited symptoms ofuneasiness.