The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

the deficiency bill What the present Congress viii "a
to this II expenditure without tasir pseviou
tapcon, toe sum appropriated IL Il hard - pre-
dict and still mose what they may think the ie
gaity OF the procesding In taking the r,oney In end
for future year eet expenses Incurred In prevou
one II IL 10 direct violation Of the constitnton wpic
declares that money sha be drawn from the rrea,u,
except with the oi Congress- snd they certain
never intended that the appropr ions for 1855 shouI
be used for in 1864 and then force them ts
make new appropriation for 1861 The appropriation
Tor the abe purposes for tkc year. ending 0
june 1866. will be exhausted hers this latter period
arrives Unless he deficiency j. included in deficiency
Dill to b. passed pretty promptly there will be
on band to pay the Custom House salaries and
PnAcs When there was short session and the
appropriation for the ensuing fiscal year must
he passed by ID Of March, four months before the
h.cai year commenced IL all smooth sailing the
plan they adopted but In otherwise In long ssi u,
when thsappropration bills will probably not pass unit
we new nrcai year commences and when the fund
DC entirely exhausted, probably three or four month
cssmor this would occasion done under wing simnis
uation What sx'raysgance, as well ~ essl,ty would
be charged against them
lbe message, It IL UNDERSTOOD will be pacific all It's
bearings This l. cause for cong atufation, for
Iuors Of wars" hayea very depressing and injurious
effect upon the general business Of the nation
In Ropes that the British government may yet make
amend that viii render any
CARDS the removal either by recall dismissal OF Mr.
Champion 1t would be dilhcuit to replace him With
another equally well ted and suitable for the position
ihe Treasury report all reaoy to in soon tho
'he last year and when the and three.qunrter
mions are paid to the Texan creditors and the three
millions To Mexico, there will not be larger In the
treasury than will be necessary for working 1t comora
bly, undcr the cub treasury system. The government
will be obliged somewhat 10 curta the present fa ,ities
snefatd by the mint TO the disposition OF gold bullion
who will be compelled to for at least portion OF
their funds untsl IL can be coined cast into ngot,
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM
WASHINGTON, Dec. I, 1tb5.
Cii Woy in Kansas and its Influence Iron Me Dioor.
ddnt Elements IN ton0rss-Resistdncc Of the Territorial
adw W ne f'ee &ot fdry--Presidsnfs Message and
1he intelligence Of the serious disturbance in Kansas
and the action Of the President in ordering United States
troops TO the theatre of action for the support of the
Territorial authorities II we'll calculated TO excite
ment here. II had the immediate effect TO infame tho
ytal of the out soers and influence VIII
be fe not only in the organization but in the legisa
tive action Of the House. Its naueAce Is not however
confined to one side Of the House and will rende-
d'fcat than ever any compromise between the coni T.
ing pro slavery and anti slavery elements.
Gov shannon may have acted upon false exsggerat
ed complaints, and there also to bellows that
was ntendsd to create row just at the monen. Of
the organization Of Congress- GOV Shannon, being
armed By the United states, may his authority
to ouet The agitation, any prevails 10 Increase
sggravste It,
II is mo- stated in the despatch of Governor shannon
what particular laws have been resisted by the ,nhabit
ants but II IN known that portion OF them regulate all
the laws Of the Territorial COVE nment though they
do not resist their execution by violence. They do
not sue Tor certain rights before the justices resor
10 the courts OF probate but have understood that
they intend TO resist the actual execution OF the 18th
w,
ishment Of any person with ne aud impr. who
may In words spoken, deny that slavery exists legally In
Kansas
psrfon was convicted under this act and the fcee
State people had deter ~ the Law until
sentence should be passed when they would interfere To
prevent its execution 80 1t IL possible that this Is the
caufe Of the present disturb bances.
The Kansas question Is to be the absorbing Of the
session IN the House Of ksPresentativesthat is II We
should have House.
The Preside~tr message vi require sIcrasion on
count o The ds~a.tshs st received from Mr. Baohan.n
cordng TO present appcarances No one cares button
about foreign question while have = domestic
that even now, In It's incipency mepscng that the
Governor Of one OF the States in his message 70 the
state Legislature, does not hesate 10 declare that the
rational question Is about TO come TO bloodshed
Correspondence Of the pennsylvaniAn.l
WASHINGTON Dec. 4, 1855.
The Desrd'ches from Engiand-sAe Mssogc
Tie Hon John Appleton, Secretary OF legation at Lon
oon ,.g,Led the gev.lnmeut BY reaching Ing wass,nson
Friday In the Atlantic. He brought mpor
from The American Minister for the State Department
aud is the guest Of 'he Pre,ident. Mr.. buchanan
will not return 10 the United States ~
ttmplafed few weeks ago Mr.. Appleton hal been ap
pointed Charge dc Affairs succeed Mr. Buchanan In the
mission NJ TX ndon upon Mr. Buchanan's return but
underrfsnd that account of his private affairs, he
feels obliged TO remain at home:
The Presidents message siill remains In manuscript
and will not be put into the hands OF the printer until II
is read from the Clerks desk.
Correspondence OF the Evening Post
WASnSoros, Dec. Z, 1883.
The Prodenps Messdge- Department R7orts- Fateys for
ne Laaa Tcar--An An,i-Sdapry chapaois--The speat-
The Fiesdents Message Il In typo. but no copy has
been issued, except for the Of the President himself
who viii continue TO make such additions and amend
ments he necessary tin ihe House fairly organ
ized II s ,olumirous and two hours will te required
to transmit 1t by telegraph to New York. This IL all
that known about a What the contents win be, IA
matter Of mere conjecture 10 all but those employed la
The reports Of the heads of the departments are in the
hands Of the Prerident and will only bo printed when
oIse ed nv tions Ia beeu
taken this year 10 prevent any unfair advantage being
given TO particular presses In the distribution Of these
Commissioner Mason's report Of the Patent Once viii
not spIear til the ls u January The statistics for II
patented inventions for the year 1855, including the
present month, is estimated at two housanf-sn In.
Of two hundred the numbers Of the previous
Most Of the inventions offered for the last twelve
months have been sawipg machDc~ An advertise
nent having been published holding forth reward Of
thou and collars Tor the best contrisnce by which
sides Of stone pyramid could bs sawed at the time
tie inventive energies of the country se. 70
and In lets than . month than . hundred saving
machines submitted the missioner os Patents
II In ious witness Ne Alacrity with which the
ehspical genius, chassc eis,ic Of tho Yankees
acci ent hy sea Or land can happen, not deficiency
can be suggested In any art but brings sco" AZ least
Of candidates for the honorr IL the Patent on -.
The senate, today, did little than elect the Rev
II. Dean Methodrt clergyman, from Iowa, n chsp-
lain, in place of Father Slater" Political con-dsra-
tions usual decided the choice--Mr Dean, pho
cseded by majority of vote being avoved oppo-
nent Of the Nebrasla hill and of the Know Mornings,
Senator Brodbesd again gave ice tnst should intro
drce bill for the construction o the Pacific sronh fDr
which there Ia better chance Ia thi. than last
Congress.
THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
OPINION IN THE cAsE or RoBsKr ROBERTS. or NEW
YORK.
Tie following opinion of the court In the NJ ko
bert Roberts, was delivered BY Jucge Baesiora IN
day, Nov. Co.
Tho petition II Rot rrt Robern o he city ~ New York
State n New York IN his right a
John Queen respectfully sho~eh That peobe ane c
said John Queen wore the joint ~ he ship kIp~
msn' whfh vas captured her from New York "
Jrmsss la be year 0S. by privseer bearing Hpars
British cruiser and carried into Jamaica snd snisr aeree
81 brish eour of admiralty. h1ei hed tr salvage ~
Tho ohSefs so.d that The s4 BY hnse snf
psrter by ID, csptuSe ami dssasn % he shp ~ sassgs
and oher tpp~nsss cscusy~ ~ n'ere' ~ 1B ~ ai
ne afoi ssAd capture ~ihou a, cane and ~As a
inffscion Of ne rights ~ the United Al nation.
and constituted srd claim against u.
mont ~soss vessel ibe prlyascr afar ex.ld wa.
This L. claim asfsd 70 have srlstsd ssaiDst her
eraln Irancs Ia lklL