The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-10

uments on the subject, in which my views
are more tu lv disclosed. Should no sat
isfactcry arrangement bc soon concluded,
shall again call your attention to the
subject, with recommendation of such
measures as may appear To be required in
order to assert and secure the rights OF the
United Sta'es, SO far As they are affected
by the prctensions of Denmark
FRANCE
| announce with much qualification. that
since the adjournment OF Congress, the
question, then existing between this gov
eminent and that OF France, respecting the
French consul at San Francisco. has been
satisfactorily determined, and that the re-
atlonS of the two governments Continue
to be of the most friendly nature.
GREECE.
a question, also, which has been pend
ing tor several years between the Uniled
States and the kiaglum of Greece, grow
ing out of he srqurstratlon by public
authorities OF that c 'unry, Or properly
belonging to The present American Con>u
At Athens, and winch had been he sun
lcct If Very earnest discus ION heretofore,
has recently been settled to the satisfac
ton of the party Interested in both gov
ernmentS
SPAIN.
With Spain. peaceful relations are still
maintained. and some progress has been
made in securing the redress of wrongs
complained OF by this gov rnment. Spain
has not only disavowed anJ di>approved
the conduct OF the officers, who illegally
seized and detained the steamer Black
Warrior ut Havana, but has al o paid the
sum claimed AS indemnity for the loss
thereby nt1ic t / on the ci liens of the Uni
ted Stats.
In consequence of destructive hurri
cane, wnich vi,l ed Cuba in 1914 tn su-
preme authority OF that island ISSUED a
decree, permitting the importation, t"r the
period ut six III nths, ., certain biitln :
materials and provisions, free OF du;y, but
r., oked it when about halt the period
had elapsed, TO the N u OF Citizen o
nlted States, WHO had proceeded 10 &c
on tlse faith u thai decree. The Spani III
gov rnment refused ind mnitict'on To the
artieS ag5r ey un i recently whr it
was assen;ed TO, payment being promised
to be made SO soon as The AM ugt due can
be ascertalned.
Satisfaction claimed for the arrest and
search of the Gamer FL Dorado has no,
yes been acc rJei but there is reason 10
believe that it W i be, AMI that case. with
o hers, continues 10 be urged on Ghc altcn
lion of the Spanish governmt nj. du
,h.lt, l.,
Spain some general srrdng ngemtns. which, i!
it do not wholly prevent The r.eurr, nee oi
difficulties in Cuba, will nd,r them less
frequent, and whenever they shall occur
facilitate their more speedy 5 ulemvnt.
| MEXICO.
The interposition OF this governmtni
has been invoked by many OF It's citizens
on account of in juries done TO th ir per
sons AMI property, for which The Mexican
re ubc is responsible. The unhappy SIT
uaton OF that country, for some tInr- pas
has not AL wed It's government To give
due con>ilera:io ion tn claims ot private rep
aration, and has appeared 10 call tor aud
Justify some forbtarance IN such III ,fter-
on the part OF this governments. But, II
the rev lu'lona V mnvments. which nave
laiel. occurred in that republic, enit in the
gent appeals to lis slce will then BE-
made, and, it may be hoped, with success
for the redress OF all complaints .. oar Cit
lzens.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
In regard TO the American publlc>
Nh ch, from tnrlr proximity ani ot'ier con
>lderations, have peculiar relations TO his
government. while It has been my Con
stant lin stric Iy to observe all the obi
cations Of poli'ical f nIship an of good
nrigbbor ood obstacles 70 tnI~ have risen
in some Of them, IRON their own in>uffi
cient power to check liwess irruptionS
which n effect throws most OF The task
on The United States. TruS il is that HE
distracted Internal condition of the Ste;t
of Nicaragua II IS made it incumbent on
me, 10 appeal ''the goo fuiah OF ou cl zen
to abstain fr IN unIawtui Inervcn Ion III
its affairs, and to ael"p preventive meas
urts TO the same end, whlcn. on Il similar
occasion, had the best results in re,t>Sur-
iny the prac. of the NJ x,can S.ates OF
Sonora and Lower California.
TREATIES.
Since the last Se,SiuD of Con- 5rrsS a
treaty of ami;y, commerce. AMI nasI5a-
ton, and Tor the surrender "t ugiji,r
criminals, with the kingdom of the Two
ScilieS; "a lrea of friendship commerce,
and navi CATION with Me ra.u ; aud a
convention of commercial re lpr"clty wi h
the Hawaiian king l"m. have been neg"
liatea. The latter kin .lum AMI thr ) tte
of Nicaragua have also accedcI to Il
declaration, rrcng nizing a>in ernai ri, II ;
the principles contained in the eonvcnllor
between the United States and Russia I"
the 52i oi July 1854, These treaties ana
conventions vii. be laid befor. the Senate
Tor raiiLca.lun.
TREASURY.
The statements made in my last anna
al message, respecting the an l'.ipa'ed e.
ceipls ana expenditures OF the treasury
have been substantial verified.
IL appears from the re or of the See
retary of he Treasury, that TIE receip's
during the last tiScla yearending J'tne 8 }
] 1855, from all sources, were sixty hv,
million three thousand nine hunired AN,
thirty dollars. and that The public cxpen
dltur for the same per Cd, txciuslre u
payments on account OF the pdhllc d' b
amounted to fiftys'x million three Eun
7 dred and sixty five thousand three hun
dred and ninety three dollars. Dnrln,
: the same period. th. payments made II
: ra1p N, n tion of ih, Duhlic dent inclu lin