Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

Ting tnem HmlcaOly should ue NCNisou'
There is reason TO believe that arrange
msnt will be made for the extin%guishmcnt
or the rights in question, embracing also
he right Of the Hudson Bay Company TO
NAVIGATION Of the River Columbia. Con-
sui Dillon affair settled with France by sat
isfac,ory explanations. Soulc difficulty
mentioned it was settled by withdraw
ing o' his exclusion and unequivocal disa-
vowel Of any intention denying him the
right OF transit. Correspondence on The
inject communicated. The position o.
ara,rs with Spain remain as at the close
of the session. Internal agitation has con
yu.scI that country. The late ministers
were violently expelled from power, and
men Of very different views in relation TO
it's internal affairs have succeeded. Since
his change there has been no propitous
opportunity 10 resume and press on nego-
|tialions for The adjustment Of serious ques-
lions Of difficulty between tho Spanish
Government and the United States. There
is reason TO believe that our Minister will
find Tie present Government more favor
ably inclined dhan The preceding one ia
comply with our just demands and make
suitable arrangements restoring perfec'
harmony and preserving peace between
the i've countries.
Expects Denmark will yield to our re-
quest OF disconlinuunce Of Eisinora Sound :
dues. Japan expedition announced. On
minister is unsuccessful thus far getting
claims, of Americans against Mexico set
lied, probably because Of the disturbed
state Of the country.
Our efforts 10 open the Amazon river.
not yet successful. Recommends it as the
duty Of the Government TO secure the ay-
enue Of transit across the Istlimus Of Cen.
tral America. Question with Britain still
unsettled. Serious Misunderstanding hay.
ing arisen as TO the import of some pro.
%yisions of the Clayton AID Bulwer Treaty
incidentally.
The President here n~agrates The Grey
town difficulty, and suslains Borland anc
the bombardment on the ground that Grey
town was . p]iraical rcsOrl only, and tha
the failure Of this Government 10 punisl
them, would have left them impressed
with the idea, that they might porsever,
with iInpunity in their career of v%iolenc,
and plumber. This transaction has beer
a subject Of complaint on the part Of som,
foreign powers.
The revenue last year from al source
was $73 549, 7O5 20. The expenditure
exclusive Of all payment Of debts wal
.5l Gls 249. Balance in the Treasury
$2o,l37 600. Ii is estimated that the re
ceipis this year will exceed expenses a
leas, SIS 900 OOO.
Recommendauo ION Of reduction Of tlri
renewed. An additional military force {
: protect frontiers against Indians; urge
an Increased pay TO army officers fou
new regiments, two new infantry, tw
i mounted men ant reform organization al
= my. Retired list promotion in part b
r merit instead Of seniority. AppreniiC
4 system for navy recommended; also il
= crease Of naval force. Additional legisl;
ton TO promote security Of passengers
sea urged.
{ Expenditure of Post Office over receipt
Of last year, $l,753 COO. Renews view
= Of last year on the subject, Of grants
land for railroad purposes, but rather di
E curages all such projects. Views c
u River and Harbor; veto promised in
other message; some Judicial reference urj
!, Cd. Invocation Of Divine blessing, al
closes. ~
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