The post. (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, December 15, 1870, Image 1
v ' r L.m' .4tw .vtja. v . Y - - a. Jewess fabiitbti vry Thurtdty Evcalng bf yimiHUJI.tEOtSlt, froprlctor. Verma of Sabeorfption, tWO DOLIAR9 PER ANNUM, Psyshte uuiia mi saoatB, or S2.DO ir aot paid wiihiathiyear. N paper discontinued mill all urntirH arc paid anleet at Mi option CTItt publisher. labsvoriptlons outaido of the county PBTABLI (N APVANOK. Ptraoot lifllag sad using paper IMrmil la ether become luoaoriher. aui art liabla for th prioa of lha paprr J P. CRONMILLEIl. ATT0RM.T AT LAW, Middleburg, I'll., Offara bi pr1eainl aar? ioa lo lb pub Ma. Colleoilon and all other profeeiional tailiHi aolraalad to bia aura will reeeive wraapl atttatioa. Jaa , '07 if AC. BlMIVOX, ATT0RNKT AT LAW, Selinngrove Tb.. Of art bit erofettlonal (ervlc lo Iba tub la. Alt butlnet entruiied lo bit eaie will ba sroBDilr alUnded, la. (Jaa. IT, 6711 JW. KNIGHT, . ATTORNET AT LAW, Freoburj Ya.. Offer bit Profeetlonal rviclo In pub fa. All butineit ntrueted lo bit earr will ba promptly atttoded la. Jan K.VJ7H WM.VANGEZER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Lcwiaburg Po oler bit profenlon! itrvic to Hi pub lla. Collection and all other l'rofeinn al butinea (titruiird lo liia cart will r alt prompt attention. GEO. F. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Lewirdilirg Tb. Offtrt bit Professional aervlce lo I he pub lia. Colleotiont and all other prolrrtion all buiincai entrusted lo bli care will re lv prompt mention. Ju. 3, 'W7tf. J M.LINN, A. H. PILL, (SneeMra to J. F. k J. M. I.lnu,) AT'lOilNfciS Al LAW, Lewitburg, Pa Offar tbair proleeaional service lo llie pablia. Colleeilona and all other pro feloal business entrusted lo their cure will reivproniptueniion.rJau. 3, '7if CLtARLES IIOWER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Sclittsgrove l'a., Offara bia prnfeetional ervict io ibe pub ila. Collection and all otUer profession, asiaes eutrusted to bi cure will ta eiv prompt ailamioo. Ofiic iwo dour atrlk of tba Kyion Iloial. Ju 6, It SAMUEL ALL EM AN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Selingrove l'a Offer bi Professional services lo llie poblie. All business entrusted to bis ar will be promptly attended to. Cul 'leationa made in all part oftlia Hiate Ha aan apeak lb F.ngl'th and German language fluently. Oflica teiweeu Hall e and ib Port oftc. LN. MYKRS, ATTOBNET k COISSEIOR IT IAW Middlcbiii-k Snyder rminty IYnu'n f fliea a few dooi Weal of lie 1. O. on Vain etreat. CotiMillatica in English ato tiintr. r.ues.i. u" JC. BUCHER. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Levvihl'urjj Pa Offer bi profcMlonnl eeicet0 Hie pul lie. All buinee entnuted lo bii care Will b promptly (ttended to. Jan. 8. GROVKR Jt RAKER SEWING MACHINE. rron In need of Rod and durM.ti Hawing Macblita en be accommodated nt Veaeonable price by calling ou on Stu ff. rct, Agent, helingro. Jo. !4, t DR. J. Y. SHIN DEL. BURGEON AND VIIYSICIA??, MiddU-burir P., Offr bit. profewlonal erlce lo lb oil ran of Middlejurg and vicinity. f Mnrcb 21, '87 F. VAN BUSKJRK. VRGICAL ft MECHANICAL DENTIST Selingroe Tcun JOnN K. HUGHES, Eq., JCST1CB OF THE PEACE, FetJD Twp., Snyder Co. P YE, WAGNER, Esq., t Jl TICE OF THE PEACE. Jackson To .iship, Snyder Co. Ta.. Will attend to all buaine enlnuted to kit ear and on lha tnoit reaeonahle Itrmt March 12. '08t DRJ. V KANAWEL. PIIYSU IAN ''AND BURGEON, Centre IHi fJlr Offer bl profeiiionai rflce to the publlo. . . ' '8B,r Fw. sen WAN, MP., BURGEON ft PHYSICIAN. I'ort Trevurtoti Pa Offer bi profettlonal erlce lo ibe iilMB of Ibi pUc and vicinity. He ;PMk'0,nB"Mal'Dg,,rAprill6.'68 FA. BOYEB, Jr. AUCTIONEER, Kfeeburir SnvdflCo. Pa.. Moat ratpeolfully offer bl erioe lo lh publio a Vendue Cryor and Auction r. Having blrf experience, I fel eonfldeut Ibal 1 can renavr eneoi atltfaclioB lo my employ. LJn. 9, '071 BT. PARKS, t ATTORNEY AT LAW ft "-DISTRICT ATTORNY, JI1DDLEBCR0, BNYDER COUNTY, P OlBoe la Court Iltute, Sept.lB, 'u7ir r. E WIS B REM El? S SONS TOBACCOWAUEHOUSE No. 322 N. THIFtuo 6,88 PHILADILPHIA. RftRCHANT BOUSE. H. U. MANDERBACII Trop'r X C. N1PK, Clerk K. ill 416 North Third Street. Philadelphia . VriLLEE k ELDER WHOLESALE BOOK SELLERS Stationers, Blank book Maautactoret km waaler la Wrepini, uiaetiBg, or (Mi VOL. 8. REAPING RAILROAP Winteer ArruoecuiCDt. MotldftT N"'T 21 1870. Great Trunk Line from the Nnrth and Nnrib weal for Philadelphia, New York. Reatlina, rntlnville, Tamaqua. A.hlan.t, Sliamokin. Lebanon, Allentown, EfB, P.phrata. Litii, Lanratter, Columbia An. Tralni leave llrrteour tor s ior, at follow i at 3.10, 8 1'. IU .V m,. and 2.60 p. m., enneciing with titnllar train on tba the Penntylvtnia Railroad, and arriving at New York al 10. H a.m.. 8.60, 6.50 and Itt.OK p. ni., repeeiively. Sleeping cara accompany lb 3 10 a in , train, witkuul ibange. Pel uitiing i Leate New York at 0.00 m. I'i.ixiNoiin, andA.OOpui. I'hilvlclt liia at 8.15 a Bi and 3,Stl p ni s Bleeping rare ac ompany the 6.0J p Bi ir.iiot from New York, without change. Leave llarriuburg for KeaJing, Pollevllle Tainnqua, Minvreville, Atbland, Bhamokin. Allentown and Philadelphia, al 8.10 a in, 2,50 and 4 Oj p m. ampping at Lebanon and principal way tlntlnut I Ibe 4,0 p m train onnnecting for Philadelphia, Ponrville and t'olumhi only. Kor I'otlt ville, t'cbuylkill Haven and AiilMrn, via Schuylkill aud SuauurbanBa Ruilroad, Leave HnrriKhurg at 3,40 p in. Kai I'eneylvutiia ItMilruad Ira'.n leave Reeding fur Allvntnwn, Eaatnn and New York al A.nO, il.iiita.ui., 1. 4') noon, ft 4.4.S p.m. Rclurnig, leave New York al H IHI a. ui., I'J.tm nmm and 5tfi p. m. and Allen- town at 7.20 a.m. l-..i Nwn 4 S ami S.H.'i p. m. W ay piutenger train leave Philailelpliia a! 7,:itl a m, connecting with imilar tniio on Kant Penna. Itailruad. returning fi-om Heading at tl.Ju p in. ttoppitiK l all atalionn Leave Pmlevillo al U.uO a, ui und S.lDp. m.: Ilerndin at 10, IS a m : Sha molt in at 0.4 and 1 1, a. m-! Aeblaud at 7,1m a m, and 12,6 I noon. Mahanoy City at 7.51 a. in. and .8j p. u.. Tainaiiia at 8.83 a m. and 2.4U p ni for l'liiliideljilii New York. Rending. Ilnrriehurg, o Leave I'otlxville. via Schuylkill and Sue quehanna R R nt 8.15 a m lor lUrrisdiurg. aud 1 2. 'I j noon Tor Plnegrove and Trenmni. Rending Acfomniodiilion irai.i: l.eavea roimville at a m, pae Iteadiiig at 7.8t a m, arriving al I'blliidelphia al U,2i' a. m. Returning, leave PhiUde pliia al 4.46 p ni, parting Reading at 7.2'' p ni. arriving at Potiaville at O.ln p in. J ottMonn Accoinmodiiliou Train Leavet Poliiiinwn at 7.H0 a ui, reluming leaver Philadelphia al 4. (Ml p iu. t'oliimliia Railroad Trnln leave Rending al 7.20 a ui. and ll.li p in tor Kpniuta. Lit it. Lincaoter. l'uliiiiilii. ki . Perkiometi Railnmd Trnint leave I'erVi omen Junciinn at 7.4', i'.D.'i m, 3.IMI. and ao p ni; reluming leave Sclieiikville nt 7.00 and 8.20 a. ni, 12.J.0 Noon, and 4. lid p in, connecting with tiiuilar Iraiua un Itendipg Hailrnd. '.'olebr mkdnle Ruilroad trains leave Poll town ol ''.411 a in. nnd 0.20 p in, reliiri.ing leave Mouul l'le;itanl at 7.00 and ll.2ri ant, connecting with ainiilur traiu on Reading riilroad. tbeeter valley ItaOroad train leave Hridrporl al 8,il0 a in, and !.II5 and 6,t2 p ni, returning, leave Dowmngtown at 0.66 ni, 12.1.1 nnrn nod .! p n , connecting wiib eimilnr truint on (lending rnilrond On Sunday i Leave New rk at 5.0(1 p ni, 1'liihulciptiia 8,1111 a in nnu ;i, i. p u. the 8,011 a ni train running only to Reading: leave l'otlville H.ili) a ni: llnrrinliut g ,1,10 a iu and 4.115 p in, leave Allentown at 8 45 ni and and 8.41 p. m : leave Reading at 7.ln bi, and 1 ,. p m lor llamtnurg al j.W a Ui fur New York, and 0,40 a. bi. and 4.26 p ui for Philadelphia, Commutation, Mileage, Seatne. School and eicureton ticket, lo and from all point at reduced rale. Raggag checked through ; 100 pouueu allowed each paatenger. Gtnrral Suprrinltndtnt, Reading. Not. 21. 1870. ClUINET ORGAN AND MELOUKON MANUFACTORY. Ware Room and Store on Tine Street, Factory on Snyder Street, Selintgrove, P. If von want to hear and tea An toned and beaotltul (irKnnt ami Mslodaon xall at our War room and Mora. Wa um n.ioa.bnt lh boat niderlal In ikln InntruintaM. Trv on ol ttatin and yon will u ta(UM4. r;vry inatrum.nl it warranteti ror nva jraart. Dealert. Avenlt and Mlntnlert nt lh (lomwl. ar Invitad lo eorratuond with at and lead for urloe Hit. w ar alto tatnti fur tut bttt New York and Phlla.lt plila HInot. Vlollnt and aeeunleont Iroin 03 to ttl. Violin Strlntt. HliMt Mutle. flotur Framtt. ko.. ao.. alwaft ob hand, , riano ana Aooorutoot eorraciij lunto ana repaired. Ctll on, or auurtt iir letter B. Z. BAT.FMkCO , 8pt. 1, tare. btllnigrovt, Pa. OUlt FATHER'S HOUSE, OR, THB UNWRITTEN WORD. tly Pail Manu. D. 0.. author at th nonu lar "Nlnlil Khih'i Thlt niantar In Ihi.uifht and lanaaug thi.wa at untold rlehet and beau UM 10 tut i la l liou.t, wild ua Hiiiomliig llnw- ert, MUKlno" ulrdt. Waving paliat, HoltlD eliiunt. Iwaatlful bow, taerd lauuntalnt, rat Hl.ilna btavtnt ind vaul nltrn with euunllett btlnai In nitlltontof wnrldt, an.treailt to at In each In I'nwrllteo Word. Hom timed oraat enaravlnat and luiwrb blDillna.- li b and varltd In tbouaht." ' i hall '"(T and graeelul la it Jit " "l.arrtet. pur elevating In lit unilenef o "lUtullful and good." "A hou-.lmlil trea.ura " (,'oniinandallnnt Ilk the abov frnm 4!iiltaa -PrettilenU and FmleMort, nlnliMri of all ilanonlnalliinti and lh rtllaliiai and ocular pre all ovar th eounlrjr Iu trtuh- new, iiuriiy ui language, who citar oiien iya, tint ttetl tiiKrtvliiin, tubiiantlal binning, alol low price make It i h book tor Iktuiattet. Agtoti ar mIIIuk rrum tuto loo par wttk. wi vipt i.itrKyniaa, r.euuoi itacoert traari founa m.u and Udtat to Intrudue tht work (or ui In tr.rr towatklp.and w will pay llbtrally. No Intelligent man or woman need b without paying; bu.tnatt. Hand lor elrcular, full deterlptooa and Uroil. Addrt.1 iClfcULEK fcatcUUHDY, 1 a. tb Ht. Phil. im RteaHt.lIla. (I. I Moaro Ht. thl o N . ih Ht. I-ouU oct.l. 4b or IM Mala at HprlugOtld Mat. WASH. CKiXKLLO. WATCH t CLOCK MAKEW, Market St. IJiddleburg Pa. HAVING located in thl plao I would reapefltfully Inform the clliaen ol Middlelm-g sad vloiulty that I am prepared to repair CUK'KS AND WATCHES cU.i and tioadiliou.lv The patroatg of Ibe nulilla ia nunealfullr olioilil W. OHANELLO. Mlddleburg, Nor . 21 1800. LLEGHENY 1I0U8E.-. I. 611 811 Market Slree. iAkft KiuklkA PHILADELPHIA TlfmTLKHUllG SNYDER CO. PA, 'nils NATION. Second Annual Message of President Grant lVuce a?k lroicrlty ! WA-IIINtlTH. Dec. 5, 18T0. To Ml Small and llovt of UtptttmtitUrti: A )'cr of p,-n nul ttiurl prue perity to till nuiioo hut pnd ince the laat nMinlilin of ConitreM. We lure, lliro'iith kind Profidenor1, bren hlpNueJ M'i'ti biiml:iat crop, ami bare been xpared (rum coniplitMliotie tod war with foreign ontion. I . our midit ODirntio barmnny baa been rritureJ. It lo bu rcfrf!t ed, hnwever, tlut a Ino cxerciae of tltej electiei Iranvbian ba, by violence und intiiiiidaiiiiri, been denied to t-ilt-Z'ii of eicptional cnxe in several ol i ho State lutelr In rebellion, and tbe erdict of'tho ppople M thereby been rovfMed Tin Suitctof Virginia Mis inippi, and Tcxilbuv been rentti.vd to icpreneiitittion in the National C'ttin t,. (ii'oi((!n, the only 8tut bow with out representation, tuny potifi.lenily be expeelfil to tiiko Iter place there a! no at tlio begiiiiiing of tho new year, and then Kt ii hope, will bu completed 'lie work of recon.trueiiwo. With au . l'iioeiic on tho part of the m IiiiIc prople In the iiuiiniial obligation In pay lie) public debt riented aa tLe price of our Union, the) pciiion to our ilimililctl MolilicrM and fuil'ia nod i heir widow and ocphaii, nnd in the elian'f in their CouHlitulion wbieb lue befit uiado nflcvHNary by a (treat p'to'lliou. then ia no reuo why we mi,hi i not advance in material pros perity iiih! huppine ua no oilier na tion did after o prti'actcil and dc tarlaliua war. Soon al'er the c inline war brnko out in Europe the roiection of the I'niteJ SutuH miuix trr in l'ariti watt evoked in f.ivor ol the N'cr ulirruiuBK dotuic-iled in French territory. Inotriieiioua we to isui'.l in iitunl tba prutecticu. Thia ha- t een followed by tho exteiition of Am lican titotection to eiticns ol Soii)', Hvaae, and faxe-Coburp, Goth i, roltitiil'i, Porttiii', I'ruuiy. the loiiiinicao Republic, Eciudor, t'biii, l'aruuuy, nnd ' Yior.tiela, in Puii4 Tho cliuruo wjs so oucroux on, tcquiriti conatsnl uud feveie la lT. as well ax the ciorriac of patience prudi'uco, and good judemvut. ll hu been performed to tho entiro aat irifat'tion of tbi (ioverumeot, sod us I am nfTieially informed, equally "0 t the tiritvtion if tho fjovemnitul of Nottli (ieriuany. Aa a ion I learucd tint a repub lic hid been proclaimed at Paris, and tba pivpe of France haJ urqiiiiscod m ihe change, the niioimcr of the I'nited Slates wan diiecieJ by tele .'i n h to reconizo it and tender my congratulation and thofe of the American people. The re-cat abUon tneul in France of a aysteni of noveru nient discoonecle'l with the dyoiatie tradiiioos of Europe appeared to b a proper subject for th futicitatioaa of American. Should the preantatru; glo result ia the attaching: of the htsriatfthe Frrat.h lo our simpler form of repreat.'ntative lioveromenl. it will be a suhjoct of still further at i.'faction to our people. Whilo wc intika oo rff ut lo imposo our ialitu tions upon inhabitants of other coun tries, aud while we adhere to our tra ditional neutrality io civil context elsewhere, we cannot bo in litferottt to lha spread of American political idea io great and highly c'vilized country like Fi'soca. W wtro nuked by th mw government to uso our ool offi ce jointly with European powers in ibe iDtoresta of peace. Anawor was undo that tht established policy end trade interest! of the l uit I States forbade them to interfere in European questions jointly with Buropean pow er. I ascertained, informally and un nffirlallv. tint the government of North Germany was not diapnaed to lifter) lo such representation from sny power and. earneatlv wishing to oo tho blen- aitiga of peace reatored to bellluorenls with sll whom the United State are on terms of friendship, I declined on the part of this Government to take tops which could only reault in injury in nur true Interest, without a lraoc- inif the object fur which our interred t ion w invoked Should the lime. come wheo lb action of ths United Stales can husten the return of peace hy siole hour, that action will be heartily laken ( dremed it prudcht, In view of the number of pernons of German and French birth , lirinjr in be' Uoitetl States, lo issue, anoa sfter tbe cfficisl 0"tic of a suite of war had been re reived from both belligereiits, a proe. Nmstioo defining tbe duties of the United Sute as a ceutrsl. and the obligations of perso riid'nr withio ut'Oo Thia proclamutioo was fol lowed by others, s c'n umNtanooa eemed to call for Th peoplw. thu aeiiuainted lo advance of 'heir duties ami oblitfstioas, have assisted io pr vsoHnu violatioos of tho oeutrslity of the United State It l understood tbst tht oondl'ion of the loiurrsclioa io Cuba has ofVer tally changed since lbs eluee of the last session of Congr Io an rly atsge oftheoentsH the authorities of Spain Inaugurated a aysttto bf abitrst r arrests, of close ooiitVoieut. of nil larv trial and tieeutioo of poraoos tunpected of complicity with the io- iiriienu. ana or oromsry eniosrgo ot lbs r properties ann sequesirsvoo oi thip revi ouJ b tioatlT w'r'P'jlrehe j'tof ""j!" eeeMpa- tmmm mm m W WPht ettr-tOai . T-i 9K&&949Ki ' 1 ' w of lha United Httlea an I Spain. Hep ro'entatloti- of injnriea reulilnj m acTertl ptrsun clitntng to be cilnen of the United Statea. by reason ot cuoh violation, were made to the Spaniah tjovernroent. Fmin April, 186'J. to Juoa InMt, Ihe Spaniah inininter al Waahinzton had breo clot be 1 with limited power to aid in red renting aurk wroacN. That power wa I'ouad to be withdrawn, io view, a it vraanid of the favorvble aititaliin in which th Iluod ol Cuba then wat i whii h, how ever dil not lea J to reflation or auapunaion of the axtrao. diiiary nd arbitrary function eierc'iBeJ by the executive powor in Cuba, and we were obliged It make our roinpltiiBt t Miirid In the negotiations thin opened and Mill pending there the United Statea, only claimed that fur tb future tho riebta aeeurcd tothoir oiiir.etiN by tre.ily b mid be reapei-led iii i una, aid io m pun, a juuu iribiiual almuld be oalab'ixhe I in tho United State, with f ill jurialirtioii over nil mich claim. Jteloro audi tta impartial tribunal each claimunt wi.ul I be required to puvo hi cae. Ou'the other hand, Spain would bo a, liberty to traverse every material fact, nnd ihua complete equity would be done. A fj wliich at one time. throatHiiod .(riouly to afTet t the relatiou between the I niled Stute ami puti hi al ready b'n dinp)4ed of iu thii way. The rliiim of the owner of the ('eloneI I.'iyd A'pinwnl', for the illegal leir.ura and detention of tbtt ve.el. whs rel'erred to an arbitratien, to I lu -int o been paid by tb Imperial gov nitnt. Another, and Ions pending claim of like nature, that of the whale-ship I'ana la. hts been diped of by friend ly arbitrament duriug' the prcsnt year. It vraa relerr.d by Ihe joiut ennaent of Ilru7.il and the I niUil States to the decision of Sir Edward Tliorutoo, tier Hriiantiio Majesty's nun ttter at aaliiiijrton, who kindly iitj dorlooU llo luborinu Uk orexatuio inj; the voluininoui mv ol correapun Jence and tenntuotiv MtiUontted by th two governments, nnd awarded to the I'nited Slatos the huui of $I0'I,7 10 tK in i.'o!d The recent examples how thut the modo which the Uoited State have proposed to Spain for adjiMtiiii! pcu iini: claims in jut aud feuaihlo, and that it may be agreed lo by either na tion without dihnor. It is to be nope I that thi- moderate demand will be acceedrd to by Spain without fur ther delay. Should the pending ne gotiations unfortunately and unexpect edly be without ieu!t, it wi'A beenme my duty to comiuuiiicato that ucl to Conreai, aud iuvit its action to tho ftubject. Tlie long-deferred peaca conference between Spain and tb" allied South AtiiericuuM republic baa breu inaugur ated in WaHhingtoO under the au spices of tbe I'nited Sinte.1, Pursu ant to the rcccoiumendaiion eoutiiined ia the regulation of the llottae of rep resentatives of the 1 7 tb of ocriubrr, 1 8(30, the executive 1'opartoient of the Uovernroent offreJ IN Insod Iv ofGca toi' the promotion of peaco.sn adbiuce to the Monroe doctrine. )tty between Spaio ai.d tbe! It i a inoimura of uatioual prolcctioo iiblio. Ilesitutiuit aud ob- It ttosertioo of our junt claims to nd bareuony allied republic. Ilesitutiuit aud ob' ntucle oeitured to prevent the uccep- lanne or tho offer. Ultimately, however, a conference wa arranged, and wa opened in thia city on the 20th of October last, at which I uth(rir.eJ tba 8ecrtry ol the State to preaida, il waa attaiued by tb minister of Spain, Peru, Chilli, and Ecuador, la couaequeoce of the abeence of a representative from Bo livia, the cooteruiice adjourned uutil the n.toodsnoe of a plouipot- ntiary Iroui that repuhlia could be secured, for other measures could bo udopted lowsrdacorupaaaing its object. The allied and other republics of SpauUh origin on this continent may see in this tact s new proof of our sincere interest in tbeir welfare, ol our disire to eve tbetn blcMed with good govern men ta capable of maintaining order sod preerrvin Ihe r territorial integrity, und of our siiicaro wish lo exteud our oo commercial and uncial relation wilb then. The lima it probably Out Tar distant when, io tho natural tours uf events, ths European political cou nectiou with tbi continent will ceuae Our poliey hhould be ahapsd io view of this probability, so ss to ally the coiaoiercial iutereat of the Spinielt American Stntaa tuore closoly u our own, snd thus give lh United Ststet all lbs pre-eiuineoce sol all the advan tage which Mr. M'liiroe. Mr Ausm. slid Mr. Clay conlemplated when the) propoaed lo join in' tbe Uoogfcts ol Pauaaie. Uurtott ths lat sensinn of Congres a treaty for the annexation of the Ue publioot Sao Domingo to lb Uoited State failed to reeoive lha rcqutaitr iwu-thifda vote ol the Senate 1 lliouruugbiy convinced thee that th. bet interest of thi country, eoui merciallv and nialenally,- detuaodod its rtt'flcatioo. Time ba only eoo firmed mo in ibis view. I now liruly iielieve that the modient it ia knows i bat the United States have entirely abandoned the project of accept iug as part of its territory tbe lilsud af San Dotniugo, a free port will be Defoliat ed for by European naiioue, and ou ths Bay of 8tnoa a large commercial oily will spriog op, to which we will bo tributatry without receiving eerre pomiink' btneflig Tkeo will be aeee ibe folTyol oUr rejeetiog eo gisst a priss. The govsrooitot of Baa lo uitdgohaa voluntarily aooght this io nriatioo.' Il I a weak power sun boring probably bee tbao 120,000 til, and yet puawoeeiag ooe of ihk DKCEMHKK 15, 3870. pl of San ,louiiuvi ar not :apbl of miiinlaioin; tbetnaelve io tbeir areaeot cunditioo, sod mint look for ou uid support. They yearo for the protection) of our free inatitutioti sndsirei si early a aiar be canveiiienl laws; our progrees sad civilisation Shall we refute tinmr Ibe lie- qiiisition of Sa l'omingo ia dei ruble becsuso of its georaphiciil poiition. It cmnntaods tho en trance to th Caribbean Sea and the llbinu tratiMf of commerce. Is P tho rieliet soil, the best snd moHt rspscio'i liarbor, tht tnot l uhriou climate, ami the moil vulua lilo product of the fireat, mine, au l aoil of any of lha Weat India Manila It poaaeH:i)ti by the I'nited iita:e will, iu a few year, build up a eot wi.o commert of immense m.in it u i r which will Ur tnwirls rennu t the United Slatea our lot merchini marino. It will giro u lhoe articles which we conaunis largely and tit) nut produce, iliu equvl 'zing oure.xpirt aud iinporU. In ca of foreign w ir it will u'ivo u Ihe aorniiiaud ( all lite ilatvl rol'erteJ to, an I tbu prevent an enainy frmn ever ugin potcsitv himself of s rendezvous upoo our very coat At present our coist traJe between the State bordering oa th Atlantic, the Ilea thai dii cotitet, extending and th'iae borderiog on the Gulf ofj to Chineae water, w mi! I neut ralif. Mexico ia cut in two by the Hahaiues' ihe Christian ititlucnec un I p iwer, ami anJ th Atilille. Twice wo lini'l, elht the tiin, wa coiniiii; when th" it were. pa tin oagh foreign coutitiiv ntpni'.tilii) M iine tn ght expol all to get by ca from Gor:ia to lb woit, l'iioi).'U"is ami ret n the Mandarin count of Florid San Itomingo, with influeuee. .nti,-ipilin,: trouble from a liable government, anJer wliich bet thi luurec. I invltcil France an l North i:nineue renource can be davelopod. Nieniuiny to innlie uu uuthori.cd Si ll give remunerative 'waes lo tun of ihouaan J laborer not now oo the island. Tine la'w will take aJvan'a.'e of every avail ible laetn of trnmporta tioo to abandon tho aljaeent itltnd nnd seek the blettlng of free, I, to and il teii'ienco. Erh inhabitant receiv ing Ibe reward of hi own labor. I'ort,,! ISritiin lor nh ilisliing th inixe I court Uico and Chioa will hav to nboliah for the H ippia-sion of the 'av tt.de eUvery a a meatiro of eelf'-prcscrva-1 liave heoti(cxcluiD c''. ll iittol.tvei lion to retain thoir laborer. Sao f..that the luvc trale i now confined mingo will become a laru cooumor to th e.-islcni cnn-t of Alriea, heu:e of tho products of Northern farm an I ' Ihe !ve i e talen to Arubian mar munufaRtoiie. Tbi cheap rate atjk:. which hr citizena can be furuishe l I The rstifl 'stions of the natural!- with lood, tools, and machinery, will tnako it necsaary that contiio'oa i-iu and the I'niled Stales havo nlu or to trade there except in tho pur Ian 1 ahould have th aume advantage been exehuued (Inritiir the rece4. sit I .ebae of lo,) l and wj'er, aud tliH- they in orJer to eoui :e in ths pruduetiou ' thus a Irng ttan iing i) input between ' mu-t dspart aitbiu twenty-four hour of sugar, ootlee oua tobacco, tropical iruita, !to. 1 bis will open to us s atill wider market for our projects. Th production ol our own 'ipply of the- article will eut o.T moro than one bun dred millions ofoursnnual impoiti, be aide largely increasing o-ir txporm With such a pictnroTti eay to eee how our largo debt abroad is ultinutaly to be ei'iiicuinlied. i ith balance ol trade ag;tiot, ui iucludiug interet on is abo'il 4 "00 lent anilh of tbe true ineut. lunula held by foreiguers, and money po-ition of the IIMh parullnl, an I that J taring tho conference wliieli pre speut by our citizio liavelling iu for-1 the line whn ruti on what is now tup- ccoif,- ! t ho nogotiation of iho rotivco eiiin laoda, equal to the eutiia vield posed to he the tni' p.-wition of that 1 1 i n of 1 ; 1 the Uritiah eomin aiouer of the precious metali in thia coun - trv, it i not easy to e how thia result is to bo otherwii so compliahcd. Ihe acqmsitioo of San Dotninso i iut clsitus to a oootrolling iuluenee ovar Ihe great commercial irabc soon to Dow from , important, However, inai tins pan ot or merclinJte whatever .except such weal lo et, fy way of the 1st liaius ot the boundary line should I s definitely as may It necessary f 'f the pr iseeu Durien. It it tu build op our tner fixed by u j oint comuiision of th tw i tion (,"t ih. ir voys;e to uad from said tbant marine; it ia to furnish new mar- .Government, nod 1 uhiutt li-rwiili j d-ijiti yrnnnis. Ail any veasel of kola for the products of our farm, lestitoit-a of the t xpere of s nh a com- jibs Uuite I Stae which "halt contra ellops, snd iDsuuf'aetoiics. It is to make slavery iuuppoiUb!o in Cuba and recoinmena that an anpr 'pnai, on and Fort" Uieost on e, anJ ultimate-J be msdo for that purpose. Tin? bn I ly so io llraxil j it i to acttle th un-jbiundtiry ha alienly been fie i happv condition of Cube, in I end n'nd matkel fmiu tho utiim!t of 'h exlermioating conflict ; it is to provide hncit mean of paying our hone-t rletila It "tiooiu now c in nxi' manner m in, fin;.i aieu ly rejected I'y the A utri withont overtaxing the peapl ; it is ed from tho I.aUe in t bo Woods t I roiumi'sioiit'i a, and lu-rcitpou wis to furnish our cilixeiis with the necei- the summit of the Ilorly M oint.iitis. ..luiploye by the llnti-li p!eiiiioteii arie of every day life at cheaper rates than erer belore, ana it is a nprl stride toward the greatni which the intelligeoco and industry an I enterprise of the citiz -n of tho United Slate government diriuc the rebel. nui I he eotitle thia country to ns'tuno anion Cabinet of I.on.lmi, an far lis its view. nations, Io view of the imporisncu, have been expreh"- I, doe not appear of this qu-ation I osrurstly urge upoo lo be willinc to concede that bet Mij - Congre early action expre-sive of itt'esty'e govei ninetit was coi'ty "f any views is to the best mean of acquit- ing San Domingo. My augae'tiou is, that by joint rcsolutiou of the two b'Jtiaes of'Congro the Executive be sulb rized to appoint a commiseion to uegotiale a treaty with th authnriiir. of Sao Domingo for lite arquia'tion ol thai is aad. and that aa appropriation bo msd to defray lhexpcuc of tich oom m lesion The question msy tben be ilet. rinine l, either by Ihe ooti n of the Senato upon the '.reatv, or joint uetioo of both hojse of Congress upon a resolution of anuextioo, a io the ciaeefihe scquiaition of Texas. So convinced am 1 I list I lie advanlat;ea to flow from ihe acquisition of Sau Do njingo, and of the groat disadvantages 1 might almost tay calamine... to flow from lh oon-acquititiou, that I believe lh suhjoct ha ooly to b iuveetigattd to be approved. It ia ba regretted that our rcpreieo tatiun lo regard to tbe injurious rffeet especially upoa tho revenue of '.he Uni ted States, of tbe policy of th Megj cun goverumetit in exempting from im pool duties a large tract of its territory on our bor ler. bav oot only been fruitless, but il is even proposed io that country to extend tho limit withio which the privilege adverted to ha hitherto beeo enjoyed. The expedi ency of taking iato yoor eeiious Con sideration proper sjeaiurca for mho tsrvailiog ll.epoliey referrod to will, it io presumed, engsge jour meat al toniioa. It ia the obvioao interest, k peclally. of peif bboring nations to pro vide agaiael impuoily le thogsi who oay "ae esiejaiitaTj ig erimoa wits NO.40 extra Jit ion trail ia have been con Iu (led with at'vsral ef tho Ccntrd Aturt ican lUpublie.4, and othtirs aro ia pro gress Tbe ale of Conreu il dt ttn io Ike pi ocoediuus of th conrnN- slon of claim against, V'ciiezuoi, coinmunicated io tiif meHvtga of the ill of March, IS'.O. Mattb 1. 1870, ami Mar. h 31. ls7. It has ml been deemed alviabl to diflribuie any ol tb money which hua been received from lh.it government not J C'tig;-e la at II have S' ted up. a ihe itthj.'ct. Tbe iiiaHoac e of French tvi'l U'tiai. ree'uletilit at 'i'ien-tein, ntnler eircnni tlance of grrnt bnrbiirity. were ftp pioe l by s ous to be premcd't de l, an t lo indicate a purpose nm mg th j-op-ul.ire to extreniioal lor ijners in the Chiiieae F.tnpiro. The viilctue fii loeaisb'iah euch a suppoili n. lot aiovvs a fonipliclty between th lo''tl (titliuriiir.4 ati'l tho mob. The ;:ov ernmuiit at l'ekiti. howovcr, neenn to bsve been dipord to lull! I its trra'v obligation Nil far R1 it wai ublc to ilo o. Unfortunately lbs newa of the war between Franco an I the G.'ftitati State reached Cliina eoou utter the imi'-'icre It would nppe.tr thttt the puna'ar min i became posars-el with petiloii ol hi'tttlitie iii toe It"', wtiere tliey wets tetnpurarily au-peiidrd by a-t of the eouiinaiuleii. and t act to gether fir the futire protect ion in Chin nf the live nnd propertie ol A inerieaii and Eurore.it!. Sine lh tiiljoiirnio it of C iti.'es the ratilicatioti of tbe treaty with litent Million couvi'in on ueiweeii oi;u i- ; ti fuuvent on between (Ireitt Hnl I the lw governnienta nn tieen Nettie, i in accordance with the principles al way routeinlud for ly ihe United States. In April last, while eujs-'e 1 in lo csling a ajiilitary reservation nr 1'. tu bina. a corpa of rn 'iheers discovercl that tho commonly received boiindarv lina Letuean the Unite, I Sialc and the 15iitili p,ise!.fiou at that place 1 parallel would leavj tho fort of the ; tlu l-on lay ( ompany at i-ctnttiu witb'o tho ferritory of llie United States. This information beiug coin- municatel to t lie Itntiali gnvertnont 1 j wa riie-ted t couteut, mid did em ut that tho Hntih ofupatiou tl rJe fort of th Hudson 11 ty Uoiupiny tb o! I fort of th lliid(in It ty '. .ouipiny tho .1 conlinus fir tho present. I deem i i nili m oo the partd Ibe I nn I Stuti'.- K "city Mountains to the Ueoti-un 1 .y I regret to say that oo ooneln-itin lias ncen reitencj ior ino uj t- u.ent m j the flaians against Grest lirmtin. urow- in: out of tlie cnnsi nd'pte I by thut ne.'n.'.'inM, m ill l or p 'faun e I any net during the war by which the Unitel Suites has a just onus nf complaint . Our firm an I uiiilteraM cviviets.i i are directly the reverse. I therefore recommend to ( ..n.-rcss ti untboi'iz' the npointment uf a commission to take proof of the smonni snl il.e ownersnipoi mrte eeve-ai eiainis, en notice to Iho represent itive nf Icr t.e.l II;. Majesty at Washington, nnd tint an thority bo given for the srttVimvit ol thshe claim by the United Sta'ea. ,) that tho Government shall bnve th,' ownetlnpof the pi ivat claims as well at the rnp'in lilti control cl all the demands against Ureal Britain. It emnotb nreessary to add that taben ever ber Mnjesty' government sS.U entertain a desire lor a lull and ft! nd ly adjustment of thete claims, tbe United Sta'ea will enter upon tbeir consideration with an earnest desire for s conclusion consistent with tbe honor sod digoity of both nation Tho course punned hy -he Cana dian authorities towards the fishermen of tbe Uoited States during the put L-.. 1. L . .1 L- . aousou nn" not urvs iuriii-u u a friendly feeliog. Ujr tb first arti'c!. of tbe eonveotto-a 0f ISIS, between Qef E'Usin and the United States it wa agreed that the inhabitants of the Uoited States should have forever io coamno vrieh British subiecl the rlcbl of taking nh ta certain waters therein defined, la tbe waters hot iooledsd In th limits named in ihe convention within three miles ot parts rf the Uritl.h , co(l, it ha been th eostnta fo many yokra to '-..si.. Ms V JW . sro.o. 10.1)0. On iitr (10 linea) on interlia 7. eo. 6,00. r.very additional intertlon Prol'aational ami llusiur card f not more than fl'e hurt, per year. Auditor, Eiecuior, Aduiiuiatraler , nn I Aa.igne Notice 2.10. I'.litnrial nolle per line IS. All advertiaenieni lor a tliorltr prriutl than nn year ar parol.! al tlie lit 'hey ar ordered, and if not paid th per son ordering litem will be fadd reapoaaib! tor th money. of tbeir violation of tho teolitiical light of Great nr.tain. Ti.e I m pi r al tfovei ntieot la under Heed to have delegnled the wh or h hire of its juriadiutiau or touirol of tlioite io ehore fishini; groun la ti tho cob authority kn iwn i iho Do minion of Caiada. and tlii acini ioh pculent but irrrvp.iusible aont ha--.rci.cd in dc'eia J imwer in an U'lirienlly war. Vei-el-t havo been i red w;rli.iut notieo or wainin', in vi a;ion of the cutoni priou,.iy jrr 'aidng und hive been taku iuto . -lotiiul p. ft, their vnvje t.r'ko'i no ud the vtS'ela c.iDilc'niiad. Thete i leaSuO 1 1 lu'lievi; tbut thia imfriemlly Sad vrvitioti Ireatuictit Waa di 'gnaied l bear h ir.ilily up m the Inrdy liaher aieu ol lb I'nited S ol', witii view lo f )ln tictt! a I'eet ii)"ti tbii GolctU incut. The staftilos of ll.o l,,ni!ninn (1f t "n li a.J.i !.suni! u Mill b:o,i!er ui 'l mote tinti'iisbl jurivt ction over tho vo-U of the United SUlc. Thev uutlwiio oiliccM or pcr.vii ta bring veseN In voting within l nve marino mil . s of any ol the c 'asin, have, creek or lurhot, of Canada, into" port, In oarch the cargo, to examine the mas ter ua oath t u.h.nr tho (argi sud vopne, anl t inflict t:pn him a he ivy reiinUr,- penalty. If true at. scri ate nut given. "and if budi a viesd is found preparing wiihiti ihreo luarino iii'les ol liny of mich cjas'S. bay, cnek. or liorborn, without a li-eon-e, or uliei- the c.xpiraiiou id tlm pi iio I uttine l in the la-t Mcchm' giant eJ lo it, tliey provt.lo ihni the ves.el, with her tariile. ,Vc , Khali be tore I'etted. It i not known t fitt any eon ili iniialionv have been ma lo umler thi mutate. Mi, iUl the aathot itics of C'ans bi aetnpt t i enfurco it. it will be .'oire my iluty to At melt ateps ni limy be ueeesny to protect the rights ui the citiz -nt uf Uio Utiitud Slate. It bu I cvii claimed by he Mjtj.-Htv' i fVu-frs tlmt the fi-hitir veaacl.i of the Unite) ai;ute have no right to enter ibe open p..r:sof the liitlti.U po;.a iu N rih Atn.'iicii except for Ibepurpoa-d if shelter anl rejrioo; datnig', of pui tlnsiiio fooiandob ta niv wa'er ; that they have ho rUil . . .1 l. .:. ! .1 . lornici i in in iuh:i cunotll-noUHiS stter nntieo to leave. ii is uii kuuau tnai any ictzuro of a lihiiig vei-el carrying tbe (big of the United Slatea hits Iwo tua le un der thi claim. Sj fur m the claim is louii iel oa an allcagcd conttrucli u ol tin) conveir.ion ul l!, it canu jt he acq ilcerd in by tb: Utiile l States. ll is nape I that it uil! not be in- ' si-tc l on by her Miii ja: v's cjvcin proponed to exprts-ly exclude the li.licrmeo ol the l.uitcd tat; from tho privilege of carrying on tr.do with any ot hr ll'i'tantnc Mtjs.tv's sabj 'uts reidia within tho limit jsncd l-r thei j li.ill not be In iihci'itited Stnt their use. an l IJ that it lawf.il fjr tho vee-iul uf ,tht.l nited Smteaenu'sjed iusiiJO-L- cry to have ua board aay good, war, yciio ih, r-gultttion may bo eiicd, (I-I),iem no J , uuJ cot.acatca with I. it t Jro. 'J hi p! jps!l'on, which is iJenlical j mtli tl,.-eoimrulion now imi uniu ;tK. laa.-uag.' of the convention, wa j ,jai ,) lirtKle 1. it now tsndi , , e ,.(VeiitioD , Huintiiuteil. 11 however, it le -uid tlmt ibis claim ii ; foutnle I on provincial or colonial tt- : , llh, ,i,u the c nvei.tuin tbi (i,,vernnieut ciinoi I but re'sr i ihein H! unlrieudly sud . in contravention j the spinl if not of I bo letter of lie i T l)r ,,0 faitbtul xec ilion of wbirli the Imperial govoiumet laaljo rcji,)!i;'i'e. Aotieip:it!ii tint an ntlentpt tray j j, iily In. male by the Canadiu llt Jt.-jfit Io in I he coming aesaon l i repeat their uuue ghltoilv acts towirJ ; ,. rbrn'rn. I t cmiioiee I you M l.oaier utuin lh Fx. c nvo th n twur 1 to kipcii l by proclatiia'.i.iu the opera tion of the law authorising the trao.it f goo is. ware, snd men . ami's in bond leross iho territory of the Foiled Suitos to Cans. Is : and turiber, Houl I such an extreme uieauve become t or em v to suspend the operation of'st y laws wl e ebythe ve.ei of the 1 -minion i f C.ma la are permitted to en ter th waters of the United S'ates. A like uulrieudlv ditposiiinti has bceu aan liS sd on llie part ef the Cansdat tu lh maintenance of a claim ol right lo exclude tbi citnens cf lLo United States Iroui ths uavigstion ot the if.. Lawrence. Thi river contiiuite e t a u a! outlet to 'the ocean Ux tibt .Stalea, wiih sa og'reca: nr-pu'sliou of 17,000,001) i-itiuiuntt, and wilbao a."Tegate tonnmr of Cdl,3'. 7 tua n tho water which duciarg into it. The forays comrtirrce ot our port oa th.e wa er I o.ieo to Itriti h compe tiiion, an I tbe tunjor rai t of il it doa ia llritsti bottom If lh America a seim.ta be excluded from this nitorsl atou to the ocean, th monopoly cf the direct comniereo of the lake port wild the At'aotio would ba io foreign haoda. tad their voawU oo trant-At itntie voyages Wou'd hie ao aeoek la our lake per, wh ch wnu J he deaied ta Anierloio vest Is on similar voyage. One column one year One-half column, ont year, tin e-fnurlb column, on yaar. voya