M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-10

with others. cOntiaaes9 .oAbs sEgsI -,
the attention Of the spauisR gossrnA-aa
I do not abandon the hope OfcOneludiag,
withSpsin soms gsaeIalisrisingms,r,
which, ilsit do not wholly prAEent,tha
rscdrence OF difficulties in Cuba, VIII
render them less frequent, and vheneSs4
iheY shalt occur lacilitate their meIs
spesdy settlement. ss1 ,ife Aesi
.yn2pf MEXICO. st 8atissQ
The interpOsition Of this gOysrnpses
nae been invoked By many Of ils citizens
On account otinjuIies done to their PsG.'
sons aud property. for which the MeIis
can republic is responsible. The nnblPs !
situation Of that country. for some tins
past, has not allowedils gosernnbnt -
give disqualification to claims Of pi1
yate reputation. and has appsarsd ts
call forand justify some furbasTence
in such matters on The part OF this gov
ernment. But If the revolutionary
movements, which have occuFed;ia that
republic, and in the organization OF .
stable .geysIhment, utgspt appssh Y
Its jnstice viii theu DO made. aud, IL
may be hoped, with success, foItAs
complaints Of our eifizsns -
y3Ntss' cEaTRAI AMERIcA. -,
In regard 10 the Central American re-
public, which, from her proximity ana
other coa1.deEatio is. have peculiar re-
lAtiops toSShis government. while il has
been hy cOnstantsim strictly to observe
all the obligation Of political ffisndSAib
and Or good nisishborhood. obstacles 10
this have arisen IN some Of them. from
their own insufficient power TO cheek
la wless sruptions, which In effect throw
most Of the task on the United States.
Thus II is'thst the distracted internal
condition Of the State Of NicaraguG has
made il incumbent on me TO appeal to
the good faith OF bur citizens to abstain
from unlawful intervention in IL sfaiESs
and toadopt preSention'measures TO the
same end, which on similar occasion,
had the best results 10 rolsIatin5 the
peace Of the Mexican States Of Sonora
aud Lower California. I" '+i+'"
TREATIES.
Since the last session OF CongrSSs. q
treaty Of amity, commerce. and naviga-
tion, and for the surrender Of fugitiSSt
criminals, with the kingdom Of the Two
Scicilies: treaty OF friendship, coR'
merce, and navigation with Nicaragua;
and a convention Of commercial reci'
pfoclty with the Hawaiian Kingdom have
been nogo tiated The latter Kingdom and
the State of NicSragua have also accsd.
ed to a declSration, recognizing az Ia
letnalional rights the principles con
tulned in tho convention between the
U S. aud Russia OF the 22d ofJuly.
These treaties and conventions will be
laid before the Senate for rasihessiOa,.
vREAsunY.
The statements made in mr. last ana
al message, respecting tbs SnticipatsA
receipts and expenditures Of the Treas
.ury have been substantially verified.
Itappears from the report Of the Sac
retary Of the Treasury, the receipts du'
ring :he last fiscal year ending JuaS
i30th, 1855, from all sources were slIiy'
five million three thousand nins hun
dred and thirty dollars; and that the
public expenditure for the same period
Exclusive OF payments on accoun! oil the
Epubliic debt, amounted 10 htty-six mill
ion three hundred aud Gixty-6Ve thou
sand three hundred aud thirty three dol
lars. During the sans period the pay
ments made in redemption OF the public
dsb,, including interest aud premium.
amounted to nire million eight hum
dred aud forty.fou thousand five hun'
died and twenty eight dollars.
The balance in the Treasury al IhS
beginning Of the present fiscal year July
lt.t"55, was eighteen million nine hun
S,sd ana ;hirty one thousand nine hun
A., la o"J ssSsDty six dollars; ther =
csipt for ths first I%sstt.T and the eshma
ted receipts for the remaining .n.es
quarters. amount, together, to si1tJS
soven million nine hundred and eiah-
teen thousand seven hundred and thir-
ty four dollars, thus afording in all, HS
the available resources OF the current
fiscal rear the sum Of eighty-SiK millioa
/ eipht hundred and ffty six thou'aui
seven huu9t,a and .sA dollars,
If, to the actual expenditures Of IhS
first quarter of the current fiscal year.
he added the probabls expenditures u
the remaining three puarisrI, as estims1
' ted by The Secretary of the Treasury, the
+ sum total, will be seventy'one million
two hundred and twenty blk thousand
, eieh, hundred and fortysi1 dottsr''
Il thereby leaving an estimated balauce IN
y in the Treasury on July |, 1885, Of nj
y teen million six hundred and twenty
three thousand eight hundrd aud nIt!'
three dollars snd forty one cents.
In the above estimated expenditures
le of the present fiscal year are included
20 thres million dollars TO. meet the las
" insisnment Of the ten mitliopf pro
= sided for inahs late treaty with Mexico
/" and seven million seven hundred ant
D. 6hy thousand dollars appropriated OF
le account of the debt duo TO Texas, which
" two sums make an aggregate sInount
a. I'm million seven hundrsd aad flty thou
4 sand dollars, and reduce the eIpendit
ur.s. actual or estimated, fdr ordinary
I! obiec,s of the year. to the sum OF slxtI
he million four hundred and seTeny'si
:" thousand dollars. asuFaas
~ The amount Of the public debt,
- ths commencement, Of the present fsc
SS lf1.l a.. fo,,y a,ilIion fiva hundFed AF