Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-05

he appropriations toeads the sinking fund, there
IL az outstanding charge Of abou, sass, 800, for
auriainled interest and dii,dencs on tbc refunded
leai. sss e S3s 253 Coz unfhnjcd debt.
These. though ehargcabie on The Treasury, On
Ter existing ae,s uf coaffcss, snd subject al sny
no@en, 20 b dtsnsndea. arc nc, likely to be call
ed ior inmedJs,sis, " ever.
ComPauag, however. oil the existing charges
of every Kind On the Treasury. o. The end OF the
present. wear, tobe nbou, 81 595,57A. the balance
RI available funSs. then band. would, It rs esil.
mated be sufferer, 10 meet the whole at once and
leave to be hereafter applied BY Congress TO nes
and other purposes, the sum Of abou, $40 450,
o2a.
The next subject deserving consideration, is the
action of this Department since the last Repor, in
relation TO the final cx,nguishmont OF the
puBnc DKsr.
Before the close OF the year 1884 ample funds
acre deposited with the United States Bank, as
Commissioned of Loans, TO dlscha,ge all the pub
hc funded debt, which was then outstanding,
OF the funds deposited heretofore.
and still unclaimed by the public
debtors, there remains IN posses
sion OF the Bank the of si43.570 SO
Since the lst Of January, 1885,
there has been paid from the
Treasury, Of interest and div-
bends outstanding and before I'M
claimed on the funded debt, the
sum Of 90 600
There still remains of the same
debt, due and unclaimed, but rea-
DIV 10 be paid whenever demand
ed, an amour. equal to about 253, $50
Similarly situated is a small unfunded debt OF
S37 ,5l3 05 which may hereafter be claimed and
on which has been paid during the past yeor only
$500.
1t consists Of claims, registered
prior to 1898, for services and
supplies during the Revolutlona-
~, war, equal to 1927 ,43o 90
Treasury notes, issued during the
war of 1912, 5,755
And Mississippi stock, 1920 90
The Estimates of The Public Rccenue and Erpeadi-
lures for The year 1886.
The receipts into the Treasury
from all sources during the year
1896, are cstmuted at Sl9,750 600
Ia:
Customs, 1880 900
Public Lands, 1000. 900
Bank dividends, and miscellaneous
receipts 500 900
To which add the balance Of available funds 10
the Treasury on the lst of January, 1896, es,i.
mated at SIS, 047 ,59S, and they make together
the sum of $37,797 ,59S
The estimates of expenditures, submitted for all
specified Objects both ordinary aud extraordinary,
for the service of 1886, and including the con;in-
gent for the usual excepB.-, &13 I33 GAO
The expenditures during that year
for specified ordinary purposes,
are estimated at Sl6,756, sl5
Thus the permanent and new appro-
priatons tor those purposes, re-
CURED for the services of that
year, are estimated at l6 4I2 los
Under former appropriations, there
is includeded in the estimates for
1886, a sum proposed to be used
for the service of 1885 without
transportation, equal to 6,345, 1O7
And these two sums amount to the
aforementioned aggregate of 36, 1856 ,Sl5
They are divided among the differ
ent branches of the public
vice as follows, viz new ap2ro-
priat!ons for civil, foreign inter-
course and miscellaneous items, goal 0Sl
Military service, pensions, &c. 5000 2l9
Naval service and gradual improve
mcnt, 4,76S, 7OS
Previous appropriations to be used for 1886, for
civil, &c. SO, 1872, for military, &c. 1886 SIS.
By virtue of former acts of Congress, there will
probably be wanted during 1886, for the payment
of interest and dividends unclaimed on the funded
debt, and Of unfunded debt ITSELF yet unpaid, the
sum of $50 900.
To these add such contingent expenses of new
appropriations by Congress for ordinary purposes
as are not included in the estimates but which are
likely to be deemed proper by that body, and the
grounds of which were explained in the last annu.
al report, $4,000, 900. The estimates of expen.
diture in 1896 for extraordinary purposes, which
are submitted in connexion with the military an
naval services, amount to SO 900 0OC
Mixing as estimated for the service of 1886
all the new appropriations of every kind specf
cally called for, to be ST. 5i5933 and all the
expenditures of every kind for the service of Tho
same year to be in the aggregate 1913 l33, Gao
On the superstition that the appropriations out
standing and unexpended at the ends of the year
1885 and 1886, will be similar in amount, Thu
would leave an available balance in the Tressur.
at the close of the year 1886, or on the LIST o
January, 1897, estimated at about Sli, 800. 900
provided the receipts be computed and Con
gross make no larger appropriations for ex.raordi
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