The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-22

/ make to this House report 70 the following ene0''
| viz: Lii,
accrued 10 the Government from customs irom Janus
and under the head Of what is usually denominaied
miscellaneous" in the years 1887, 1850 ioo', anu
ls4O estimating for the last quarter Of the iaer year
and showing also the aggregate expenditures dnnng
the same years estimating for the last quarter OF ioio
excluding all payments on account oil the redempoon
Of Treasury notes, and also all payments on accouh,
of trust funds except far as such funds nave aeu
10 produce the full amount of interest OF annuity ac
! ,naiy pad on account Of them. The statement 10
show the general balance between such revenue ana
| expenditures for the whole period
3 Al statement showing the sources from whieh
money has been derived 10 the Treasury, within the
four wears above mentioned, and the amount from
each source, with the aggregate; estimating LOT
amounts received receivable IN the last quarter OF
Ia40 This statement include the sum actually re-
ceived in the Treasury after setting apart the Original
amoun for deposte with the States under the depose
act Of 1886 the amount OF the fourth instament oil
deposite money under that act which was finally re-
tanned in the Treasury the amount oftrust or inden-
nifty funds if any, received and not invested ,ho
amount of Treasury notes which will be outstanding
on the LIST Of January 1871 with the interest accrued
on them; the amount received on old duty bonds the
payment of which had been postponed; the amount
received on bonds for the sale Of the stock OF the United
States in the late Bank of the United States and the
,mount received from various banks which suspended
| in 1887 This statement TO show how much, II any
ofthese moneys remain will be in the Treasury on
| the LIST day Of January, 1871.
g. A statement { as far the same is known, or
can be readily ascerained) showing in what II
any and to what extent and pecunary amount, pub
lie works have been will be carried on, of services
rendered in behalf of the Government under appro-
priaons of the present year. or OF past years during
the year lS40 (except under the Post Office Depart
ment, in regard to which any special agreement or
understanding whatever exists that the yment there
foh should not be called for and should not be made
in the year 1870 until after the 18th day of March,
| lS4l
4. A statement showing what will be the probable
amount Of the new and permanent appropriations,
exhibited in the estimates of the Secretary of the
It'll and 9Th December instant for the year lS4 which
will remain pended uncalled for at the close OF
the year lS4l.
5. A statement showing the amounts which will be
required to purchase stock make investments for
or in behalf Of Indians Indian tribes pursuant to
any treaty other stipulation other than such may
have been estimated for by the Secretary in his report
of the 7th December instant,
D. "A statement showing more particularly than APP
pears from his report of the 7th December instant,
how much the expenses of lS4l will fall below those
Of 1910 account of each of the following particu
lar namely; because 1.-THE pensions have diminished
by death !" because fewer Indians remain to be re-
moved because several expensive public buildings
have been mostly Finished" and because hostillties
with the Seminoles must be nearer to a close
7. A statement showing the amount Of claims now
pending in the Department, growing of the Flor
da war, relations with Indians otherwise whe-
Their such claims have been considered passed upon
or not, with the probable proximate amount in the
aggregate, of such claims which will become charge
upon the Treasury, nearly the Secretary is able
to ascertain 10 Judge thereof with the he has
or can readily command .e'@..