The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-10

rary rmnhent OF the Office and the tovC vCrnuent Of
The frha resulted In a suspcnsion of intercourse.
in The esse and on r n' ,sSsn. S' ~S
bsyp,,ss vel as our relations with tho BaiDay Pow.
Stt az entueB altistectOrys Tie REBELLION which
has 40 long teen AssrAnt In Chn. has at Ia, been
sapp esed, With the oo-operat ~ rood Offices VI this
Iovcrhn,ent srd Of the other Wcftcrn commercial
staio' The Judicial consular er er,ahl.hmont has he
come very difficult and oneious, and a. s u, cd le-
s.ht,e ioquititon 70 adGpt 1t to the extension Of
tcicouisc which has bccn n,,itucd vi'h Il so,oru.
.nvh' ND peope Of that vast cupile. China r"tms
Al laws ~hch regulate commerce aud sccial inter
eouIsG amons the -esteIn nsiions. Owing 70 the
Of ne soyerument the action Of that empire in per.
l9rnlins Treaty stipusicns 10 inconstsnt and Capri.
.lou, Neyertheless eood progress has b'en eiIoclod
by the Western powers moving with enlirhteucd
conS.r 60 @ guF own peunisry claims have son slo'ei
pt plt IN course OF settlements arL The in
land sea has lcen rc-opeued to commerce.
nce "a reason ao TO believe ths, tneic poccc ilngs
nave Increased rather than diminished the ircnarhip
.. Japan oSarib the United stntcs.
:, Ihe f1rts Of Norfolk, fernapdina aad Pensacola
soe, ssi IeSa 9iSnsa by Prcclans,on IL agned that
ns o' .sn ,1er ana more profitable 70 th'nI :elves
Ssor, % 1se.. and ' other o',s oSeD Ssi;: sE,:
than Is 10 putSuc through rany h-Iards aud a
cot e3ntfHband tisde with ports which are
alasipl and eIsc,ive f!ocSn le. Tor my,cif have
~ d,ubt the power and duty Of the tScci'iyc
nsn race rom an asylum in the lnited sta'c'. Il
SoIs ess should think that proceedings in such cwe'
lated by It, / recommend that pfoyi.ion he made
, ,S1 oneelnaly preventing foreign slave traderr
their criminal occupation In our country. II
I, possible that II II wore new and orcn question the
not concede tho privileee- OF a naval be,elent to
sne surfents Of the nited state. destitute they
port, and hafbor,. DisIoyai smis.arle. have hccn
&nelher & ICE, Gs,iduons nor mcie successful duiine
,hsI s r .oII,, Yea, than the ere teqrr h', time N
our country In foreign war. The desnc aud deter
mh,naton ,ha, a OF the maritime states to deicst
Nevertheless uniorsecn political diflcutics have
on the northern boundary OF the nted state. hirh
have relurcd, and are likely to continue requije,
ne pTacuce Of constant vigilance and and
eilsoty splrit on the put OF the tniied states,
vel az oi the nations concerned and their govern
Commissioners have been appointed under the
ueaty with Great Britain, on the adjustment Of the
cultural Companies, in Oregon, and are now pToceei-
log 10 the execution oi the trust assigned TO them.
Ia ,ow Of the insecurity OF lie In the lion adjacent
dationa committed BY ininical and desperate pen
Who arc hsroied there Il has been thought proper 70
months the period conditionaliy stipulated In
,hs ,hs efis,,ns "I.nsomen.s sth Great Bri,,in.
upon the lakes q they shall find that prosecd:
necessarily cone into con.iders,op @ I'm in con,
nection with the question Of continuing
n,
through the United btste-, ne ell no The ieguaton
o. imports which were temporarily established by tho
however 70 be undenicod @ WI ~hiie % making 6. tate
ment, that the colonial authorities not deemed
United STATES, but, on the oontmry. there is every
reason TO expect that, with the approval of the lmpe
i,al Goyernment thoy wiz take The neces ssary meas-
uIc. 10 prevent new ineursious acro'' the border.
The Act parsed n the last session the enc0u rage
pSni nu, nor 81 eisTso h'; FAR ,s va Pores been
Which will enable tho officers Of the government "
prevent the practice Of irauds against the .mis
while ON their way, and their arrival In the ports,
20 as 70 secure them here iree choice Of aytcatons
and PLACE. Of eIiiSment liberal d?oii,on TO,
OF the European states and ought 10 he Tcepor ated
on our part hy giving the enisTants effective procc
repleni,hing streams which are appointed by pToy-
dcnco 10 repair the ravagcs Of Internal war, and It's
necessary secure the now Of that in it, pre-.
sent hlllne., and 10 that epd the Governments Tu.t
in every WAY make 1t manifest that II uciiher needs
designs to impose involuntary military service
upon those who eono from other lands 70 cast their lot
The nnancih Affairs Of the Government have heen
successfully adminisieIed; During the last year the
egi.lation Of the iat session OF Conse,s has tone
hoially affected the revenue although Huific cut
time hss not yet elapsed 10 experience ,he full effect
OF several Of the provisions Of the ncs Of Congress
imposing incl easod taxation The ptA during the
veT, itom all sources, upon tho basis Of wnrTsnts
isned by the Secretary OF the Treasury, the hrs,
TIE TIE Sesfsssie disbur.emenis upon Sii' tho .sae
basis, were sl,29s,c5d,1nl 80, leaving hA'
wnrIsnp, OF s9o,T3a96,I3 Deduct from these
amounts the amount Of the principal OF the pubic
debt redeemed and the amount Of Issue In ruustitr
ton therefor and the actual cash operation, Of the
IrevuIy wefe Reee,pts SesI sIgI6,6r,'l Dishune.
IN tho rsnS q .s ia i7 7f' of 'He thS ToSsT. "sh
tina, we're derived from customs ll,9is 1929 from
lands S5so ,S59,se from direct t,Ge. fli5'Gisg6'
lAn'ous sources 4',blL4lS,lu; and from iosns ap-
Piled e soissi & &eiPsnditmes including former hi.
disa. sJ5il,9aS9i iOT lie War DepaTmsni nj sou.
79l,s42,5T tor the Navy DEPARTMENT ss6I3S sy9,lg;
tor interest OF the public debt t5J,dN5l? 1859 mskng
an aggregate OF ss6523A 50, aud eaying sbaance
in the Treasury Of fINbIAb5N7l Ne before stated.
For the aclusl receipts and disbul omens foI ihr
rst quarter, and the estimated receipts and dsbuso-
ments Tor the three Iemalning quarters Of the cur
rent year and the gene OPT raton- the Treasury
In detail refer YOU 10 the report OF the secretary
thst The proportion Of The monies ieaareI 10 Meet
the eHlenSns CONSEQUENT upon the wsr derived from
ssr01' 'aoHa ess,1 be sy,, WI further pSs3GS
to th. subject to tho end that there may he such nj
dionGl iesi;lauo9 ss shall te Ieniied 70 meet the
the ifrt day Of July a; Us aprcars by the books
Of the Treasury amounted TO one Lun9n seyen hunl-
and iour hundred and eighty. line dolau and forty
nine, eents Probably, should he war continue Tor
far from i've hundred millions. Held
Il IA for the most Iart by our own people,
private property. For obvious retsons tho niOrc
nearly thi property can be dl'li'mtei among all the
people the mon,
greater inducements TO leconO owners mighI Iot-
maps with good effect and without iniuTy he PIE
sented 10 ps Tsons of limited neant with this
yiew l suggest whether II might not be 10th
expedient and competent for Consress TO mo.
yiue that limited amount Of some future itsue OF
public recuriies might be held by any bona Hde pur-
chascL exempt from taxation ana from selzuIe TOR
debt, undor such rostTictlons and Limitation ~ might
he sATy to guard Againel abus OF % important
prvile G. This would enable prudent netsOns 10 ret
aside small annuity against a Possible day Of want
PRIVILEGES like these would tho possession OF
such tecurities, win amount limited most desirable