The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-01-07

IH NHHA
s. A qucs ion, also. which has beef
pending for several years, lie ween the
5 Unitsd States and the kingdom o
Greece, growing ont of the seluestra
tion, By pnt1ic authorities Of hat coun.
ktry, Of property belonging totbe present
American consul at Alhefs, ard which
had been the subject of very earnest dis.
cussinn eretofore, eohas recently beer
s:ittsd 10 tie satisfaction of the party
Ain'efasied and of bot, governments.
III SPAIN. .,u
With Spin. peaceful relatiors are
stIleraintained, and some progress has
, beetzaaade IN securing the redress OF
wrongs complained of by this goysrn,
netiI Spain has not only disavowed
aud disappr, we'd the conduct of the off.
GERS who Illegally Iseized and gdetained
the steanTer Back Warrfor at Havana
tiif has also paid the sum claimed as
tiidemaity for the los sthrreby inflicted
on Tks citizeEs IF the United States
- In consequence Of a Obstructive hurri-
cane, ehioh visited iCnba in 1874, tho
supresae authority of that island issued
: deefee pegmittingstbe period of sir
niof.lsE of certain building material and
ptovissoIs. fr, e Of dury. but revoked il
{rhen about half the period only had
elnFaeA to the injury Of citixens~ofthe
u,.itsd States. who had proceeded TO
act OF the fai OF that decree. The
SpsuEsh.eprernmert7 refused indemt if.
chfiH II fhr prrfiesoaegriev,d uatil rre-
ueertts. Rhenr1t was assented TO, pay.
z promised tn DO dmade as ssoR
pk thp amount due can be ascertai i
ED. .sa 49,. -4y4e--
IA Salisfatt on claimed for the arrest
and tsarehs of the steamer FL Dorado
has Tot yet been accorded but there is
reasea 10 b.heve that it wiil be, and
that ease, With others, continues to be
urged ON the atteation of the Spanish
gn~Fetnapent. ! do not abandon the hope
Of cohe1uding with Spain some general
arral4eement which if it do not wholly
prevent the-oc ;urrencs of difficulties IN
Cube. will render them less frequent.a and.
wherever they shall occur, facilitate
their more speedy settlement.
q MExIco. zo
The intefpositien of this government
has sceh invoked by many of It's citizens,
on account Of injuries done to their per-
Bous aud property, for which the Mexi-
can republic is responsible. The uuhap-
ny situation of that country, for some
time past, has not allowed it's govern.
ment to give due consideration to claims
of private repaI atior, and has appeared
to call for and justify some forbearance
in such matters on the part Of this gov
erDment. Lut if the revolutionary move
ments, which have lately occurred in that
republic, end in the organization # u
stable government, urgent appeals to its
justice will then be made, and, il may b.
with success, for the redress of
all complaints of our citizens.
CENTRAL AMERIcA.
tn regard to the American republics,
which, for their proximity aud other
COZ. sideratioi's, have peculiar relations
to Ihisegoverninent, while it has beeps sly
aim 8 rictly To observe all The
of poi iral frIendsh. p u i o.
glvd height orhrod, obstacles nave az sen
III seine Ut them, from their own Ine ufii
cies.t power to heck I1wirss irrnptIons
v hIch Ia effect throws most; of the task
the GuAtcd States. Thus It is that
lhezisHaetsdLi internal condition of Nj
has made 1t incumbent on nIc
To appeal to the good faith of our eIti-
zeus L. abstain from Unlawful intcrveii-
tlon in it's affairs, and to adops=pre,cn
tive measures to the same ehd, which,
Oh O similar oec sion, had the best re-
sui $ ia reassuring the eace of the Mex
lean States of SoI.ora and Lower Cah
forIia. EEzolJGX - EI7r FT1 kSCI
TREATIES.
Since the last session Of Congress, a
of amity, commerce and uaviga-
tion, and for the surrender ct fugitive
s~riminals. with t..e Kingdom of the Two
q treaty of friendship, COIN
nerce aud navigation, " tn Nicaragua
nd u convention Of commercial rccI-
with the HaN ain kibg,ion, have
been neeotiated. The latter XII. gdom
lnd the state of Nicaragua, nav. also
icccdcd to a declaration, recognizing as
,ternatIoual rights the principles con-
i'll the convention between the
States aud Russia, of the 22d of
July, 1854. These treaties aud conyen-
will be laid before the Senate for
TREASURY.
The statements made in my last an
Iual message, respecting the anticipated
aud expenditures of the Treas
have been substantially verified.
1t app ears from the report of the Sec
etary Of the Treasury, that the receipts
Iuring the last fiscal year ending june
L, 1855, from all sources, were sixty :
We mill,on three Thousand niue hundred
d thirty dollars; and that the public
expenditures for the same period, exclu-
We of payments on account of the pub
.c debt. amounted to tifty-six million {
hree hundred aud sixty-fve thousand :,
hundred and ninety three dollars.
)uring the same period, the payments
1 redemption of the public debt, iuclu- l
ing interest and premium, amounted to g
million eight hundred aud forty-four I
FIVE hundred aud twenty-eight I
.
The balance in Treasury at the begin !
of the present fiscal year, July l.,
e55, was eighteen million nine hundred
nd thirty one thousand III hundred v
nd.seveuty- six dollars the receipts for +
he first quarter, aud the estimated re a
,ipts for the remaining three quarters 3
mount together, to slxty-seren million =
ne hundred and eighteen thousand sew /,
D hundred and ~thirty-four dollars thus
fordfHe In all, as the available resources o
the current fiscal Year, the sum 1ef 5,
ghty six million eight hundred and fiji !.
six thousand seven hundred and ten q
I to the actual e1pe ditures of the :