The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

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uss has been rssan.s 90 he door a. csssrsss in the
debate the financial eonda II the government Tue
delegate iron the serrassy % rAh has m~sn~h'e been
admitted " seat and his rsm N s anaae-t'cned Il
will he . .isi~ u shing- when lie shall sie the
cor delegate from Utah b. oppose the recon
menaed by the eseuve for rscvng troops 70 carry on
the war against the rerri.ry hs Represents may be
well doubted neither Utah At rre-~a, Territory 90
United s.. &ss.m neans may. ere , 4,s have ave
. sovereign and In i~pcndeni state II h ND state IN
the Union but state Of the Onion and hostile to H.
Kansas, Is argued In some quarters will nc STATE,
though out ~ the Union. after morrow, the gist
We reminded by the Iceioa Tsmss that "th. INIT
ed States are RAPIDLY at,ancns 70 the esre- response
discussions In Congress without pcrccsing that the
time has gone by for clo-e estimates ~ expenditures anh
primitive economy IN the administration of the govern
mcnt, and for surning with patriotic honar national
debt The intert IS ofciyxaien tbs contneni
committed NJ and he advanced. Expenditures
which could not b. fores.rn when the estimates
prepared what were nvi embraced Ia them, VIII be
come necessary and large revenue must he PROVIDED
for q resort national debt will become inevitable
To the of duties II suggested by some Sc
na,ors a means Of repien,shing the treasury hishy
means certain that such would be the effect cf high
protective duties and AT nil events tho public mind y bet,
ter prepared for advance the direction Of free traic
than return To protective tariff
Tho frauds committed on the revenue under the pre
imperfect system or app-asement tend 70 diminish
the revenue AMI to create an inequality Of meors 10 df
fcrent ports. This matter will doubt receive attention
from the treasury and from Congress.
[CorrcsrNndencc Of the Post
WASHINGTON. Dec. Il. 1857.
Prospect Of the adoption Of Slar>ry in Kdnsns-Cdncs of
the Fire.edters-A Dfsunicn Movement
The latest advices from Kansas indicate the adoption
the election today Of the slavery proposition with the
if Congress rejects IL to initiate disunon movement
Correspondence OF the Evening Postl
WASHINGTON Dec. u, 1857
Turkish Order Of Knighthood BESTOWED american
Er Consul.
The Sultan Of Turkey has conferred Francis Danese
ESQ., who resides in Washington, the order OF Nshan
Meddie, order of knlgh,hocd similar 10 that oc the
Bath in England. II bestowed a recognition or
Mr. Dainescs services to the Turkish government and
testimonial ofits high appreciation OF his character The
decoranon and its accompanying diploma, bearing the
imperial cipher, neosed in OF white satin, richly
embroidered yesterday presented with appropriate
compliments. TO Mr. naincss by the Russian minister,
Baron Stoeckl through whom the sultan pleased TO
transmit them Mr. Naipesc was our Consul at Constant
nople when Mr.. Webster Secretary of state, and
those travellers who received the hospiiable attentions
which he failed Ia bestow Americans there, will
be glad that although absent fo long time from his
native country his character and services vet in the
recollection Of the government who with fatlering
expressions give him signal proc. Of its esteem The
many friends whom Mr.. Dapeses accomplishments and
department have him here will be glad to congra'u
late him on his new honor
correspondence OF the Prcssl
WASHINGTON Dec 81, 1857.
Deficiency Biit-Smaii Receiyss from Customs. dc.
The deficiency bill for thc present asca year will, be
NJ hp Qppt
and the United States and OF other matters he an
unusually large The Secretary of the Treasury has
not TO Congress his estimates for this measure
and he will not be able N do until DE- War Department
and the administration have determined the plan of
the spring campaign against the rebels OF Utah The
lar army appropriation bill for 1858 appropriaes from
and after the 3oth OF June next When the army appro
priaton bill for the present fiscal year passed
latons with the people Of Utah not Of the hostile
character tina. they have assumed since. thought
that there would sooner or later be difficulty between
them and the United States government, but this result
was net expected suddenly The consequences that
large army supplies demanded for instant action the
part Of the Secretary OF War will be embraced in this de
hciency bill.
The greater deficiency will probably be in the Quarter
masters Department There has been great deal Of
transportation across the haAis, much more than
tcipated. have doubt that I've OF six millions Of
dollars will be asked for by General Jessup.
supposed that the President has sent in his decisions
tried by the Naval Courts, and the friends
Of the retired furioughed and dropped much
exercised to the probable determination OF the Senate
The sympathy of members and he rather
for the officers whose commissions operated by
late Retiring Board than for the members Of that
board.
The receipts into Treasury from all continue
10 be one half third less than the expenditures.
II expected that the Issue Of Treasury notes asked by
the Secretary Of the Treasury will 10 revive trade
and the receipts from customs before spring.
Treasury Not%s.