davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

Ouc eAOuSlNu, ScVcH uuu'lICu 8Iu IOTty .Our
dollars and eighty nine cents, ($53, 45l, IA
S9), making an aggregate OF siXty-one mil
hon TWO thousand seven hundred and thirty
two dollars and ninty cents( $6l. O02. 49,, 9O);
leaving an estimated balance in the treasury
IN the Both June, 1860, Of fourteen million,
three hundred and eighty, one thousand,
eight hundred and eight dollars and forty
cents, (Sl4,3S1 ,8O8, 4O).
The estimated receipts during tho next
fiscal year ending 30th June, 1861, are six
ty six millions two hundred and twenty five
thousand dollars, $500, 225, OOO,) which,
with the balance, estimated as before stated.
as remaining in the Treasury on the Both
June, 1860, will make an aggregate for the
service Of the next fiscal year Of eighty mil
ions six hundred and six thousand eight
hundred and eight dollars and forty cents
| 1880, 6C6, 808,4O1 -
The estimated expenditure during the next
fiscal year ending Both June, 1861, are six
ty six millions seven hundred and fourteen
thousand nine hundred and twenty eight
dollars and seventy nine cents 1866, l4,62S,-
1897. Ofthis amount three million three
hundred and eighty six thousand six hund.
red and twenty-onc dollars aud thirty four
cents s., 1886. 62l - will be required 70 pay
the interest on the public debt; leaving the
sum Of sixty three millions three hundred
land twenty EIGHT thousand three hundred
and seven dollars and forty five cents[ $63
:; 1925. 3O7 As for the estimated ordinary ex
|penditures during the fiscal year ending 30tl
June, 1861. Upon these estimates balance
will be Lett in the Treasury on the 3oth j I'm,
1861, Of thirteen millions eight hundred ant
e ninety-one thousand eight hundred an,
scventy-ninc dollars and sixty ne:ccats[$ Big
! 1891 .879,6ll @# ....a
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

u'cSS Ous U''n tncy 0uu tnIS government.
which they have successfully represented,
have been wholly powcrless to make their
demands effective. Their testimony in this
respect, and in reference to the only remedy
which, il their judgments, would meet The
cxigency, has been both. uniform and en-
phati". Nothing but a manifestation Of the
power Of the government Of the UnitedStates
(wrote our late minister in 1855, and o: it's
purpose to punish these wrongs will avail
] assure You that the universal belief here is
that there is nothing to be appGehended Fl ON
the government Of the Uuitel States, and
that local Mexican officials can commit these
nutrascs upon American citizens with abso.
Lutte impunity.' Il hop. the Presitlcnt'
(wYetc our present Minister in August last)
twill feel authorized to ask from Congress
the power to enter Mexico with the military
,,;,,ces Of the United States at the call Of the
c,nstiss:rtio authorities. in order to protect
the citizens and the treaty rights OF the U.
States. Unless such a power. is conferred
upon him, neither che one nor the other w:!!
he respected in the existing state Of anarchy
and disorder, and the outrages already per
pctrated will never be chastised aud, as |
assured y.,u in my No. %. all these evils
must increase until every vestige Of o'1er
and government disappears from the ctln-
try. ! have been reluctantly led to tbs
same opinion, and, in justice to my country
men who have suffered wrongs from Mexico.
and who may still suffer them, feel bound
to announce this conclusion to Congress
The case presented. however, is not mere
~ case Of individual claims, although our
Just claims against Mexico have reached a
very large amount Nor is 1t merely the
case OF protection to the lives and property
Of the few Americans VIII, may still remain
n Mexico, although the life and property o!
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

Struct TIE tOad. ana yet this resort would
after all, be inadequate for their defence and
protection.
We have scarcely recovered from the hab
its Of cxtravagant expenditure produced b,
our ovcrtlowi''s Treasury during severa
years prior 10 the commencement OF IN,
administration. The financial reyerses which
VIC have since experienced ought to teach u
all to scrutinizc our expenditures with the
greatest vigilance, and to reduce them to the
lowest possible point. Executive Depart
mcnts of the Government have devoted
themselves to the accomplishment of thi!
object with considerable success as will ap
pear from their different reports and e:ti
mates. 10 these | invite the scrutiny O
Congress, for the purpose of. reducing then
still lower, If this be practicable, consisten
with the great public interests Of the ;coun
try: In and 9: the policy Of rc,renchmen
pledge myself to examine closely the bill
appropriatins lands Or money, so that if an.
Of these should inadvertently pass botl
houses, as must sometimes he the case,
may afford them an opportunity for recon
sideration. AT tho same time we ough
never TO forget that true public econom
consists, not in Withholding the means neces
Hsary to accomplish important national oh
tjects confided to us BY the Constitution, bu
in taking care that the money appropriate
for these purposes shall be faithfully and fru
Igally expended. .ag4tf sa.e~ = 80 Y
1t win appear from; the report Of the. Set
retary ofthe Treasury that it is extre,nel
doubtful, TO say the least, whether we sha
be able to pass through the present and Il
next fiscal year without providing additio,
al reyanue This can only be accomplishe
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

'33 Broadway. cor, Worth ST.. New York, anG
oy all Druggists. &c l76-ly
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-07

gress. This event imposed on the Execu.
tive grave responsibility. 1t presented a
choice .of evils.
Had this omission occurred at the frs,
session Of tn, last Congress, the remedy
would have been plain. I might then have
instantly recalled them to complete thei,
~ork-and this without expense to the gov.
eminent. But on the 4th Of March las,
there were fifteen Of the thirty three State;
which had net elected any Representatives "a
the present Congress. Had Congress been
called together Immediately, these States
would have been virtually DISTINGUISHED. L
an intermediate period had been selected
several of the Stacts would have been com.
PEELED to hold extra sessions Of their Lesis
latureS. at great Inconvenience and expense
to provide for elections at an earlier day thar
that previously fixed by law, In the resu
; lar course. ten Of these States would moi
J elect until after the beginning OF Aus gust, ano
five Of these ten not until October and No
I.vcmber.
/ On the other hand, when I came to exam
inc carefully the condition of the Post Offic,
Department., did not meet as many or a
great difficulties as had apprehcnded. a,
1.-The bill which failed been confined to appro
priatioas for the fiscal year ending on 3cti
June next, there would have been no reaso,
Iof pressing Importance for the call OF an ex
ira session. Nothing would become due O.
" contracts Chose with railroad companies onl
exccptedI Tor carrying the mai, for the frs
qaarief Of the present fiscal year, commcnc
ing @on,the first Of July. until the first Of De
, cember-iess than one week before the meet
, ing OF =the present Congress- 8 The reason
t thatthc mail contractors for this. the Gu,
.'ont ysar, dia not c'm1'cts zsh9ir fist qual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE :

This celebrated wne of the above well brand
been, and will continue received by the undersigned
quantities the increased demand of dealers and
smers Thoroughly satisfied from the evidence thai
comes from the closest neal the
established house Of Hedsieck Co. Rhes have taken
hold of it with determination bring
nction before the public generally than heretofore
The superior quality of this article satisfy that Its
emanation is from where great attention. well
thorough experience have been brought to bear in Its produce
on Charles Hedsieck has whole peec-
ton Of his wne and to making verify of the
visits the United States enabled him fully
understand and appreciate the and wishes of consumers
and Of his having proed by that information evidenced by
the Champagne for the palate the coanosseur
wine unsurpassed for its rich bouquet general excellence
The varieties Of brands Of Champagne tend greatly
confuse the purchaser but the lovers good genuine wine
look for Gharles Hedsee in the label as we'll
on the corks and capsules H
4. W. BAYAUD Il CO,
General Agents for North America New York.
The Charles Heidseck be obtained in quantities the
under mentioned houses besides many others named
and at retail with all the principal hotel-keepers.
II. j. HART &CO,
H.&IN. MARKS,
sEwELL I. TAYLOR,
ely PAYNE, STEELE co.
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACToRY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
Ridley & Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,)
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, LozENGEs, etc., etc.,
In all their varieties made exclusively treble refined
Sugar without aduiteaon admixture of deleteous
stances of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure article requested call
and examine stock and contrast them with those offered
elsewhere.
ss- Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES for families put up
to order, at prices ranging from s. upwards
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

SUPER. FIR. BLACK SINGLE M111.ED CLOTH.

SUPER. FIR BLACK SINGLE M1IiLED CLOTH.
>. I. BLUE 4. =.
=. :. BROWN -. :.
:. :. DRAP D'ETE. u4 s
). BARBOUR MERINo.
]. BLACK ALPACA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
+. sTRTNGER q co.


3. sTRINGER g co.
SPRING AND sunInrERs
=. sTRINGER d co.,
Camp Street 81
Are receiving their supplies of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
~. Suitable for o.. "-@n
Spring and Summer Wear.
NEW STYLES OF =------. --=z-.-.-- =zz
%M OFFICE, .@a
BUSINESS, AND
SAC COATS in
SILK MIXED CASHMERE
FRENCH BATIsTE :.
LIGHT MIXED
GREY TWEEDs a.
FRENCH MERINo
BLACK ALPACA,
CoLoRED ALPACA,
FANCY DRILL, z5-.-
WHITE AND COLD DRILL
Planters LINEN Do.
Frock Coats.
SUPER. FIR. BLACK SINGLE MIIIED CLOTH.
:. J. BLUE +. !. :.
BROWN
:. ;. DRAP D'ETE. .a. HE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

upon all property from Dunkkk sr Sspcnson Bridge,
produced 10 or coming from other states Clnsda,
ard Destined 10 the cry Of New YORK tide aaies
"a, DO tolls shall be charged upon live stock dressed
hogs Of any Nd carried said ro,ls But in adj,ssg
the rates Of toll upon all the railroads mentioned in dis
section, excepting the Nee York GENITAL tosd, the
Canal BOARD shall arrange them that the maximum
charge upon any property Uansportep between any OF
he places aerssad shalt not tue toll on the ga me
Kind Of property transported the whole length OF the
New York Ce.ual Railroad .-sg - r. : -
Sec Tie said railroad compares, 70 the extent OF
'heT ability shsl transport properly hereafter upon ,hs
ssid ROADS when the shall Wondered AM
10 them, subject TO tolls prescribed IA the rst SECTION
a tDs act ana shall make monthly state ents thereof to
INC Auditor Of the Sana' Department such form he
shall direct and shall ray the tolls thereon In such man
her a. the Commissioners Of the Ora Fund sb all reanee
ana "a. fad Commissioners hereby authortzsi 10
prescribe the manner Of such pay ep aud 10 enforce
The collection az the ssme BY acton At law.
Sec II esheF Of the said roads shall refuse or neglect
70 make The state msns, pay the tolls and perform
other dni.s imposed upon them by provisions Of this
act shall forfeit 10 the people Of TITS State for every
day OF such neglect REFUSAL the Of tho ,sand
Collars and IN every OF such forfeiture negec,
shall be the duty Of the Attorney General for
collect the same by an action 1t Law the Of the
people Of this State.
Sec All and parts OF acts with this
ast are hereby repealed
Sec s. This shall take effect the ist day OF April
1860 s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

Tho following table Of prices asked by the butchers
and dealers in domestic produce generally was compiled
yesterday with great care and may therefore relied
on as accurate. II VIII be that marked change
has occurred since last review
Bm.-stroin steak, lac. per H. porter house steak,
Ice. 20c rump do, 14c chuck roast loo. l3c;
cd beef &c. q l2c. per ID.
MuTIos Mutton chops, l2c. per n; headquarters,
ace 12c iorequaTters, &c. q &c. lamb, l2c
yEAL-Cutlets, loo isc per ID iorequartsrs, &c. a
1oc.: hndquarters, llc l2o.
PORK Fresh pork, lie. per Id; sailed pork, do.
hams, lsc lac shoulders, loc I2c sides, lo1sc a
lie; jow, LOG. per ID. roasting pigs, 81 rs 81 81
MISCELLANEOUS Bologna sausages, 1sc per ID +; beef
tongues 76c SOC. each; lard, loo. 40. per ID.
BUrTKR, EGGs, &c Orange county butter &c 2s,
per ID s.a'e ipsme), 1sc 2te Western, lsc. PC
POULTRY AND GAME Fowls, lie a lac. per b.; broil
sIs &c per pair turkeys l4o al7c per To- geese, rs
per S SQUADS 81 20 pc, ds,en teal ducks 500 &c
zoe per pair; canvass back do, 81 90 SO per pair
qusis 81 SO per dozen prairie chickens, $50 81 per
per pair, squirrels, &C. iSc cash; rabbits, Bic Soc
per pair; vepeon, 12c lc per TO- Jersey quail 81 30
&c paw s ss Sa Guinea
Fun 1Codnsh &C. 70. per lb.; founders, &c. eels,
i2c; black hsh, SC lec. striped bass, l5c iSC.
trout, l2c ltc paddock, So pickerei, loo i5c !;
black bas., 1oc 12c catfish, Sc; Holsters, per
oysters 81 SO per hundred frost sh &c. per TO-
lsc hive, &c. a 1ec.; stained, do.
VEGE1Aslrs Mercer potatoes {tesD, 81 %, common
do, IS; peacbblovs, 81; Junes 81 30 per Dbl Dyck-
mans, 81 90 81 20 sweet do 81 so 81 IS per Dbl
flower lsc Csc squash, lsc a25c each garlic i2o per
bunch beetz, &c per bunch; leeks, &c. &c. per bunch
onions, lsc. &c half peck; carrots &C. bunch table
celery, 12c bunch; ru,absga urnirs 81 per Dbl mar
row squash, $2 per bbi Nova Scotia potsoes Sc per
bushei
laun- Western apples, % rs 50 Is Dbl common, q
30 Dbl red streaks, 81 rs Dbl fall popips So green
ires and spitNnburgs 80 80 ST. Roxoury russes s.
80 Dbl cranbeIries, lsc ESQ quart crab apples 62c
bb. choice quality lady apples. 50 $40 bbl Newtowr
pppDs, IS bbl; cranberries, $ll Sl3 bbl quinces s.
50 81 per hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

tho Scuh snd South Josbers from Souhern cities
bsse made their hsaviest purchases aud re,ATs from
ne interior have aPpseed I'D greater force The ira'e
Hem the Wtst scattering does nat look very
promising: II is sDppcfed that u win come forward In
sreaks." Some portions Of the West, where crops
were good give Indications Of recovering, while oihe
teels where tie crops deficient and speculation
eAotstNe no compete restoration be anticipate
unnl smother crop has been harvested Though the
ctea that OF the two preceding seasoDs, yet ~
WI 70, ny any mtahs reach the volume at'sned pre-
Vsoo. 70 NE pahe o. ls51 BY late a!viees from Man
chfster nRand trade ooptnpeo favorable. and prices
81 both yarns and cloths We're suSIapoJ. Raw cotton
high, IN The ace Of NE sest crop ever eron
Ia the country Nothing but the Increased tneans ~ con-
srmpson on the part OF The ,nassss ihro ou. he civil
lzd warld 10 which the discoveries OF gS have added
rsf grabbed then, keep close on promotion Cotton
1ou, sdc goods have been sustaiucd especially heavy
makes, by the export demand. Wooens however, we're
without important change, while the bvssess mode.
Tbe demand for the Pacific COST light The
cotton Gcmestc goods exported TO liverpool
I,oeaby thinped to mat port N transit TOR some
we're firm al sAc, while the supply was moderate. Me
aum sbpiiLes we're heavy and inactive. Heavy ebirt
ipgs, OF favorable makes, as well as fine shirtnGs
we're in reduced supply and prices steady Bieached
sbeetipgs and sbifDes were in ample suppiy and the
tnsrset less active Standard makes az dfi's ~ero
firm, aid the demand In advance Of production. We
quote fire at s4c. and blues at Ioc al04c bleached
were steady. Stripes ticks and denps were in mode
tate supply and prices stesdy Prints were irregua'
and s demsrd and prices governed by patterns, styles
&c; some KINGS firm. While others were quiet aud
heavy. The prices aud movements In regard TO other
scIItiOrs domestic goods pet marked by i'm
rortsnt changes from those prevailing last week,
In foreign goods the business has been improved
scae British foods have been ip good demand, ant "a
yore styles OF dress goods bave been in good demand at
nIi prices lawns were in fair request Woven fancy
dress goods were In good demand AMI at steady prices
In linen fabrics browps selling steady prices,
While white goods heavy. silks selling at
STEADY prices, especially fancy styles oil desirable coors
and patterns Black silks, of good quality were also
selling 81 full prices, while inferior qualities and
AhIonaoe goods were sluggish. Satin dc chimes, OF
low pfice, were In request Foreign wooens, Of dosra
Die makes end seasorabe Styles steady request
Less known and lees fanced styles dragged, and
were hmed. $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

fne fohoWtng 10 comparative statement OF the imports
Of foreign dry goods New york for the week and SINCE
sJan. L.
For the tceek. 1858. 1850 1880
Entered 1t the port 81 299 ,l26 $T65,519 224 83e
Thrown on market...... l,S93,t36 e7lJ67 4,22s lsl
Since Jan. !.
Entered at the port s218Il6 SIS 468 34s $ s12 s54
Thrown on market.. 500 ,276 19,2s57S q 366 oil
BY the above statement will be seen that both the en-
tries and the amount thrown upon the market were In
excess Of those for the week in the previous
Jears. The heavy impotatous chiefly received by
tae ocean steamers Including the Arago among others
The totals also since the nrst OF January exceed
tnofe for the same period Of 1858 and 1859
Annexed viii be found tabular statements showing the
classification and value Of the different articles intro
auced during the past week for consumption Of which
wooens amounted TO 81 e4 goods TO ss26 4sa
silks 81 644,a5s; nax, SAT TN miscellaneous s2l4 25s
Total, "a, 69y lo4
The following are the mportaons Of dry goods the
port OF New York for the week ending Feb II, 1900
LAt-- 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
Sales or Real Estate.

House and lot on llth near 4ith st 20xG5 81 100
lot On 44tb IT., near 10th ave-, 26xl44.. $500
do on 18th st near OH Ave. each 25xI00. &c, 800
do on 46th st. near 9th ave-, fsxlo0. ...... $500
90 on Sd ave near eth ST. 25xs6. .-....... 92fS
Ho1se and lot on 35th st. near % ave 20x9S $500
90. Adjoining each 20x99, 81, 500 each Is 500
] do. do. 20x98. ..................... 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

canadian -four was in steady request with sales OF $50
bbls at 81 45 81 75 Southern Aour In steady &c
Dand and in fair activity, with OF 800 bbs closing
wihDg the range Of the above quotations Rye -four
IN !ar demand with sales Of about 100 bbls reported
the above bguree Corn meal unchanged while the
sales embraced about 800 bbls. Jersey and Brandywne
Wheat was more active and prices frm, with
Gales Of 1000 bushels white Southern on pri.
vate terms. Rye quiet, with small sales al
SIC Corn quiet and sales Of ~ 900 bushels
OF mixed Western, Jersey and Southern white and yellow
At 57c. 79kc Barley and barley malt quiet Oats
were steady With fair Of sales at unchanged
prices The following table from the circular Of We
cutting gives the receipts and exports Of breadstuns at
this port for the week ending todsv.- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

CLEARED
aeaunshn Cftv NJ Washnpon (I,r, Jeg,.v r,u.rno, a.,
Onees stownn-jnhn a Dale "''' ''e'' A''iPo" va
SSesmsh,n Iocnst Point French R.Itroorau n c-o,,,
Co ' S'"'n"o
shin Ns,eppa Weeks New crleans-pob.o, 4 ro.a,.x
Shin Johsnpev fRrem2 ry,,sn Ps,,rc,. o'""aA-
Hy,r Hischa An Shnurds MOI soAVsn pr,r, 4 c,.r.,
6chs John Staniey Jsatson Nj rss6r v,,
&.o ' A"A
Schr FairfAI Mott, AexAndris-Sanord Dodge
Schr Fddy, Patton Batimore-van 9rnnt asSh
Echy Cause Smith PHILADELPHIA W McKee,
echr Panama Allen, Sslem-J W Mckee
Sch y Warren, Chapman, New haven -Mastar.
sloop Phoenix Shepherd New Hsvep-MAstay.
s+eamer Kennebec Hand. Ph'lsdelph,x
Appivrn
TO Ludsm Penes Tbs briggs 70 ibis port lAc
Of ,be crew q tbe Ds steam btRsts Me1lmac 80
Steamship locust foin French Bniumore WIFE rdse, 10 u
r,v ndoyey ,of s~tm, C.ovc pos.on far Aer,ad4s N
b,s Put pto tb,s port n on he nicb o he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
Telegra pin Marine Reports.

FORT LAFAYETTE Feb H. snnsc.-No "a ward bound ves
sells IN eight Wind NV fre-h weather clear
HIGHLANDS, Feb H. s,nset No In ward bound vessels
sight. Wind NV light; weather clear.
sASpY HOOK, Feb H. sunsb--sbip Pales,,ns for Ioudou
sailed from SW sp and crossed the s0 PM No hing
inward bound In sight Wink moderate from NV; weather
clear
SQUAN, Feb IT, sunset No inward bound vessels Ia sight
Wind NV, fresh; we,thsr clear
miscellaneous.
RARK GEHnAsrowSsse report Of scbf Tile Tor loss OK
bark Germantown.
pR,c MECCA FRAsces Munroe Der cc Tor i@k hiser
before repored wet ashore Nov POINT totitor. osp
1unrce arrived at EoIiok lsh ana eonta W 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

CITY COMMERCIAL h 0aORT.
FRIDAY, Fob. 17-6P.N
AsHn-Saee OF 20 bbls pots were made u 6Ac Pearls
were quiet, u 6Xc.
BRKADsTuyvs.-Flour-the market was more active, and
prices were tsdy. The sales footed up about 1900
GOO bss State and Western brands closing within tho
following Ysna0 a du0kati0na-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
The business of the sub'Treasury was a. follows

1t is quite possible that the balance tomorrow
viii rise above ten millions, after which it will
rapidly decline.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $19,049,1&7 81, and the balances
$9S4,767 &C.
We have received copy Of the detailed state.
Ment Of the banks Of this State for the quarter
ending ON the 10th of December a. made in pur-
suance Of law, to the Superintendent Of the Depart
ment We have already given the aggregates Of
the whole statement. We now subjoin those of the
banks of this city,