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! np my business gradually-~aud entered office on tho fion. bad uo, hee" ,,~.n'~. .ir hars ;n .

 leit as wrote my iather vessel on the breakers. found that the President in the hands oG men, whom would not trust, personally or politically a me out of office. h short, undertook tell the President the truth, in the language of freeman rather than courier: the end of all my femov rom office, under aggravated circumstances. No doubt the whole will be developed by Congress and you will then see picture by ms means calculated to elevate our institutions in the eyes ofthe world.

 The state of things at present Is this; she good of the country is hO thought or than if every thing ought tobe ietttO chance. The facIious schemes and professions of individuals, seeking oice and of mo- ned corporations struggling for the use of the public funds, alone thought of 0. talked about: to ,ro- mote the happiness of the people, or to promote the love Oftlberty elsewhere, ny exhibiting it's existence here, Is not the object of what we cali eadnr men. their design is 10 rule and gratify ayarce and mh; uon. ,SpecniatioR schemrg enters into all things. If we had single really trse and able press, we might dpsou1e gooh i; but we have not one l belong to no man faction, and the newspapers are all cor trOlled by one or the other. /.

 7'he Finances-The Report of the Secretary of the Treasury respecting the finances of the county Is ust published. The National TntelIigencer gives the fol- lowing brief abstract:

 The Receipts into the Treasury during the ihyee first quarters of this year estimated $24355 the Receipts for the 4h quarter are estimated at 675,00O; making the total Revenue for the year 1893, S32, 2,OsO,2l7. '''

 The Expenditures o the first three qaarters of the present year estimated $l8, ,248S8B. qhe Ex- penNnres for the 4th quarter, including g 3Oi 716 account of the Public Debt, estimated at S6- 409.9l6 making total expenditure within the year of $24, ,658.394.

 The Balance which will he in the Treasury on the list day of January next (ncuding $ GOO unavaii- able fuads, heretofore reported, and also including more than five milioas of dollars of unexpendad ap- propriationsl is estimated at $9,382, ,790.

 The estimate for 1884 is that, after the entire ex- tincton of he Public Debt, durng the year, there will he in the Treasury, tue lst day Of January, 1885, balance of S2,93l,796, alier deducug unavailable funds.

 From the of the revenue, the Secretary says it is evident that reelection of the revenue can not ai this tiue, be made, without injury the service. The Secretary also says, that, under such circum- stances, there seems 10 be sufficient reason to open, at this tiWe the vexed question of the Tariff" The only recommendations in the Report refer the necessity ofa regard to economy by Congress in the appropriations of money t'e unclaimed dividends United States Stock and the necessity of new Build ings fer the Treasury different plans and sites rosn the old ones.