The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-07

Net receipts, 2ss,3s5 63S 900
will be observed here that the delinquency last year
of2i mills about $4,000, and the expenses
over ST OOO This year but $4,000 is allowed by the
auditor for expense and delinquency The delinquency
will undoubtedly be great in proportion last year,
and Will be si5ooOo instead of OOO This the auditor
however, hopes supply from sales Of forfeited lands,
which $3.50 due the state and the laws for their
collection have been avorably altered That is
tingency, however reasonable calculation in the ext
gences the State would have been to consider the toll
the last year. and raised the tax sufficient to
the whole if, them any thing is realised from other
sources, it would relieve the tax next year. The pros
psc of collecting large is by The
of general revenue s75 OOs is very doubtful
sidering the tax for that purpose has been reduced
Wenow come to the payment of the interest The Ca.
nal Fund Commissioner report stated that unless
further provision made by the Legislature the next
January interest could BE- paid The Legislature has
refused to make that provision circular in question
states as follows:
The inquiry is Dilemma of our agent here-' How is
the July interestto be paid 2"
We answer it will be paid
l. From the balance of taxes of the year ls42 in
the Treosury, at Columbus land 100000 Of which
have ordered since arrival in this city, to be RENTED
The tolls on the public works accruing before the LIST
July Should there be deficit in the expected tolls
will be supplied from the funds in the Treasury transfer
able by law for that purpose. if necessary.
The contracts for repairs upon public works. up the
LIST OF july have been provided for also the interest
the domestic stock and the Ohio Sank bills due the
st May and the money in the Treasury for these purpo
SEES, Independent Of the foregoing calculations.
What ysterious and inexhaustibe treasury that
be! In December last, there money pay the
Banks issued them 3oper cent discount
Since then the January interest has been paid there is
enough left to pay the May interest, put the canals in
der and pay the July int OO The repairs
year $l6O,OoO, and larger this. The January
interest $3.50 and the May interest is about $685.
These make s62s paid The tolls are esti.
mated al $4O0Ooo; If half paid before july say 5000
there will be $26oOOO to be paid out of the Treasury
making together $s7soOO that this bottomless Treasury
to yield before July although the taxes collec
able until the end Of the year, and less than
100000 when they received Now where does this
$s7s from From the clouds7 or have they got
the philosophers stone7
In looking at the future prosperity of Ohio great re
lance placed by its officers upon the tolls of the public
works. They entirely to forget that the season OF
high prices profits aud expenses has gone BY Produce
will never again pay such tolls heretofore. Take for
instance pork The general average price in New York
is 81. Iffrom this deduct the expenses we will have
what it realizes to the farmer as follows:
General average in New York per Dbl. 500
c IL % Cos, 1 Xxi al. an @
Cost Of transportation from different points
in Ohio to N. York, including insurance, $50
Lighter,g and Inspectors charges II
Commissions and incidental charges in N.
York, 30 "