The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-12-11

the enterprise. Negotiations nre pendmgl
for The accomplishment OF that objeei, and n d
hope is confidently enler,a ned ihat,, when I
,ae Gayernmeni # Mexico shall become duly L
sensible ,of The advantages which thai cquh7
Try cannsl lall 10 derive llsm the work. apd
lean that the Goyernmenl of lhe, Uniied
Siaes desires thq. lbe. right Of sovereignty
I6l Mexico in the slhmns shall remain unim
paired, the siippalons referred 10 will be a.
greed to with alacfty. ..n.,.,t .5,.1
By the last atlyIces from Mexico it would
appear, however, that thai government epT
terlains strong objections 10 some Of che sIlT
}puIaG0ns winch the. 2lrties concerned in tue
project Of The ralroad deem necessary fpr
ileir protection md security Further cons
Jideratiop, il is 10 be hoped, or, some mpdf-l
cationoiterdns, may. YET reconcile the. d fer
ehecs existing between lbe, Two. Goveru-l
Inenrs ii ills reSpeci ,,s.a ii.a tga aeoeJ
Fresh Instructions have recently been giv,
Ell To tho Minister oG the United States in
Mexico, who is prosecuting the subject "ith
Ip onpilude AM ability. a,..t.,...s,r,;,.I
Although ihe negotialiohs with Portugal !
4 iT the payment Of claims or citizens OF The
Uhhed States against thal Government, have
moi vet fesuIted in formal treaty, yet pro-
position made by Tie Government OF Pnr-
tuga for The ftal adjustment and payment
Of those Claims, has receaty been accep ell
on tic para of he United States. Il gives
m6 pIe3sdeto say ,hAt Mr.. Clay, 10 whom
A he NEGOTIATION On the part OF the UnlledI
4 States, has been entrusted, discharged lheI
duties Of his appointment with ability aud
,liscretidn, acting always wilhin The instuc.
lions Of Ms Governnien,. 's'" .'i'.
4 HIS expected that a regular convention
: will be Immediately neg"ti'rtd for carryin.
the agtecment 'beween The Two Govern,
men Into effect. '''
Tae con1nissnhsr appointed under the
J taegof Ctngrcss fir cuhying int" effect the
convention with Brazil, Of The 27h Of JaL-
/ uary, lS49, has entered upon the perFul-
1 nance ol lhc duties imposed Upon him by
II thai aei. Is is hnped HAT those duties may
b Ibecbbbleted within The time which il pres
p ctibfs-s The documents, huwever, which
/ hc'lmpefil GoVefnfheut, by 'he thild article
of The conveuti3n, stipuates to furnish tolhe
6fGovernmen,o Of tic UnIed States, have not
II tvet been received! q AS taisptesurncd thai
-ttIIOse d0camentS will be essential for the cor
,.Erec disposition ofIie cidiths, il may bec0me
el5nscessafy for Cougre IS 10 extend The period
= IIimte6 for the duration If The commission
!. Tho sum stipulated by the-4th Hrricls of The
!. Ic0nUenti0n To be pald2to thIs Government
II Ihas been reeeiVeds 20 1a"a4 %aa tsiF
ia disqualification in lhe potts Of The United
e States drscr minatlng duties nponIhe YES.
j. lsels OF Chill and Their cargoes, has been
J. suspended. pmsuantato The provisions Of the
Inct Of Congress Of the 24th Of May. 1928
10 II is to he itopt d that Ibis measure will i'm
s hpart d, fresh impulse to The commerce be-
e tween the two countries, which, of late ,nnd
@ especially sinceour acquisition ot California
" has, 10 The multinl advantage ofd'he parties
Al been much augmented. '! aia Al'35 p ii'
vi Peruvian gianoh has become so desirable
anauiele TO the agricultural interests 0ftht
h United States, that tits the duty of1he Gov
is ernmeni 10 employ all the means properly II
D. lis power fdf the purpose uf causing lhi; ar
8. lcle 10 be Imported ito the GoudIry' at
.-1 reasonable price. Nothing will he omitted
my part towards accomplishing ,his de
ly siedbla end. lGE am persuaded1hati remnv
. ing ntiy restraints on thRu uatiic, tho Peru
lr vianguscrmhnt will promoea III own hes
nlEnieres,s, while ibdWill nloid proof Of
disposition towards this cOuair,
ic which wIllbe ddlyappreeiated- lo Hn az
ISL The treutyl between The United States an
DyI His Majesty the King Of the AawaiIam Il
NJ Hands, wlichr has recently beun made publ
a. will, luis believed, have Lenefciat ellet
uoI upon the Jelations between the two c0ul
initries. 5aa goriuueHoo t,il .0 UaEEnF a'
10 .Therelations beiween those parts OF III
by.E y.Esland OF S,aDaningo, which were IOrnell
hnhc0iohies Of Span and France, respect ell
in IuI nnsestled condition.. Ih
i, IprosiniiiyEafi shat island To- The United SMl,
ZEE anli,ihe delicate Questions involved i'll Il
there, tender il desIfable that
nj should belpeImanehiiyi and speedily adIIs
he ed. lille jaletests Of humanity and of gul
"a. erai commerce, alsn damand dis, and as ii
3 j I1ilhatuns, .of the same sentiment have bee
les received from other governments, ii is hops
ra tint saIneupan may so0n be devised 10 q
i'd fectllhe object nln d imaDner bhety Ito sgi
he general .salislaciion.l lille Government oiil
FIN Uuieii States owIl not iail, ,eby 'he ,oxerc
Ijprotmii iGriendlY offices, 10 do all in
,it- pnwer 10 put an end To- tliesdestnuctive1w
red whieinbasraaged between diflereniapartsI
ned the isano, aud to secure t0uthem botlil 4
belbene6ls Of peace md commerce, ,yal ril
theh .lIeler W lohe report OF, the Secreta
IS q. of.hsoTrsqsury lo'Ja dcisled. statement
els 'hss hlpqapffesh ugniv I.bn3 ,,G4Ht,o 3,.. i3
as Ths total jrecelpIs ,intol The Treasury, !
ic,- tie Sea ending splh, d, June last, were {,
uhl " seven million four ,5uudIed ,lpd lweGpl
e,i- one lhoGs1nd sSyep hundred ald fpriy7eia
ON doIsl and nipsiy y cents, {$47,42l ,7fSs 90,
.lbe The. total expenditures during abe 81
lel- peIi9d,wete e(Nrlyflhree millions lwo Ihonsa
ess> Que h9ndlea md sixty y-eght dollars 4
MI uisely cents, $43,dO2, l6S ,90,
VA The pubGG debt has ,been reduced, sil
oi6. the last annual report from The Treasury
,ha, pannlen,,; four bunJred and pipely-6ye ih
~, ksaud' Two hundred and seyenly.six dob
ko- aud ssyegigisix ,cepis, $495 i27B '76, vi
len ByIbe 10Th, section, IF tle lact q 3
ash. Iqplprs, lS47, ths PrSceeds,9 te sales
Ned. he, pu5IIe,Iqpas Were, pledged fpru u9e IN
will est aud principh Of. The public debt \
NJ 81 irept, amount %, those lands ,sabseqppY'
Nm, lironied bs Congress for military bbpsun. bbpsun.
IJer, yIlIsl isPelieysd, Iyey neatly supply
!, bS iubliS dem3Od toT several years ~ eomrSe,
a q iul lille reliance can, ihe eiore, be- Plg
.ica, "a that hitherto fruitful source d reye'
c. Aside frpm This peIpqnspt annual pxI
Clh. Iiures, which have necessarily large
,nros ,w reased portion oF the pdclic delt, aIno
,ha | ~ II gsHigl million seyenty.dve, lhoui
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