The New York herald., 1844-12-18

from lst October 1884, ending on the 3Oth
June, in the year ls45, are as follows, viz:
For civil list foreign intercourse, and mis-
cellaneous purposes. ........ 500 $50 -
Army proper. ........ ......... 500 6l6 %
Fortidcatons ordnance, aImng militia &c. lsI7sso 90
PeD"onS nudsr a.tsih july. 70
1893 AL August. 1912 and 81 March,
isaa the adsltiona al sum Of. ......... 77Sosi 50
Sum Of expenditures for fiscal year ending
3Oth June, in the year l6a5. .$2l 2e3 asa 70
For interest OF public debt and
Treasury notes, sitter deduct
ing those redeemed Sss7,9oa 40
For redemption Of the loan of
ls4l July a. redeemabie lst
January, 1910. ".....:.... 5,42s.T6 %
For Treasury notes which
yet outstanding, and payable
when presented 1903, ,oos IL
For old funded and unfunded
debt, Mississippi stock, and
Treasury notes issued during
the war Of 1912. .......... 2lo,es6 81
For Naval establishment. $500. 8, I29, 100 %
$ia.7sss7s %
Total OF estimated expenditures .$aS ols 4si oe
Leaving in the Treasury on the lst July, in
the year lsa5 an estimated balance Of Sc
millions forty two thousand eight hun.
dred and twenty three dollars fifty cents - 042 $40 Oh
or this balance so estimated these sums
will not be required for actual expenditure
during S, gs the n fiscal year ending aCn iuns is
ing 30th June ls46, wiz
OF the civil, miscellaneous and military. s.462 ios o.
This would leave an estimated balance to he
in the Treasury, on the Let day OF July,
l846, Of eight millions Ave hundred and
four thousand nine hundred twenty nine
But this balance is subject to be decreased by such
additional appropriations the Congress shall make to
be expended during the fiscal year ending aOth June
o45 and to be altered BY the sum: which may not ,:
debt old treasury notes and other treasury notes and
Mississippi Stock. III
The estmsted receipts means, and expenditures for
the fiscal year. commencing lh July, ls4s. and ending
June aoth. in the year 1896 are as follows. viz
From the customs for the four oso aoa 90
From the sales Of tho public lands 100000 on
From miscellaneous contingent sources. 10000 90
Total Of revenue. a.ico.soa 90
Add simaed balance TO be in the Treasury
on the LIST day Of July, ls45, including the
unexpended sum as before stated s.bo4,o2o -
Total omeans for the service ofthe fiscal year
ending 30th June, l845. sac 665 AL -
Expenditure during the year ending on sOth june
Treasury Navy and War, videlicet:-
The balance Of appropriations which were
year, but which will be wanted in this. a6a 462 90
Pc armament and indefinite appropriations. 2Os3 7g4 ~
Specific appropriations asked for this year, IA Is
Total Of estimated expenditures. 49,. .$2s Iss7e4 "a
That sum Is compos Of the following particulars
For civil list, foreign intercourse and miscel.
ianeous. ........."....".....$as ~ 0sS 81
For iorcations ordnance arming militia &c 4saS7se Is
ror Indan department. nt............".... 2sn 600 90
For naval establishment s4tl 656 ~
For interest on public debt ............ $50 n
s2s I0s7 7s4 81
Which sum Of expenditure, deducted from
the total OF means before stated gives an
estimated balance Of twelve millions four
hundred seventy thousand four hun
dred forty. six dollars sixty cents 10 be
IN the Treasury on the lst day Of July,
Note the sum Of 900 and nteest on acccun, Of the
debt assumed for the several cities In the District Of
Columbia is included In the nforegong for Civil
List, and miscellaneous expenditure.
This estimated balance IL liable TO be increased by such
curailmen Of the appropriations as asked BY the est
mates, which the n auth
by approprisDg the money and by such portions Of the
old funded debt nnundsd debt old treasury notes and
presented for payment but shall be outssndng ON the
lst July 1916. i is liable to b. diminished by such sp-
propriatons as the Congress shall make for expenditures
during the fiscal year. ending the 30ih Jnne leAs and
1876 respectively, beyond the before stated
Cmparing the estimate nude for the service In the
fscai year ending 30h June ls46 with the estmates
made Tor the fiscal year ending s0th June is45 the
those TOR sa5 by the Gf 4As 10 conts those
Of the Navy Department for 1896 exceed those for is46
oen sSs hss % %
fiscal year ending 3oh June s46 with actual sppro-
the cal year ending June 30h ls45 the estimaies Tor
tho War Departmsn exceed those appropriations by tho
sum Of 30 2s6 $40 6 cents those of the Naval
Department esceed those appropriations by the sum Of
sssss,pa OF centsexcssses united, amount to the
OF - si5,62l IL cents.
In estimating the receipts be expected from the Gus
oms under the act Of 1884, the Secretary Of the Tree
ury has endsavoured to ascertain the probable smount
OF goods and merchsndizeo be imported a. necessary
or the consumption OF the existing and increasing popv-
son Of the United s'aes and tht probable proportion
end he not only to the o% Il. cn.om
Houses since the passage Of the slso 10 the
to the year s42 noting the averaged mportstions and
CONSUMPTION annually during the respective periods
rom 3oh September 1890 the year, under the
act Of 1925 and for the years under the actof 1854
allowing tue rates OF duty on imports. I hose periods
mark the respective alterations in the Of duty He
likewise noted the averaged sums per year durin those
respective periods Of goods imported Tree OF duty those
paying duties and the averaged expectation Of goods
mt INV yiu0d inf h.
iged annual sum for drawbacks allowances TO fishing
vessels bountes for expectations o salt h and expenses
tappears that yielded from the nportations
ander the act Of s42 for the nine months from september
paying dnty was equivalent to a duty I'd vslo-
rum OF thir'y-sevsn dollars eighty four cents and
year from so.h Sept. Is4a to soth Sept is4s, the
averaged duty was equivalent TO nett Of thirty
I'VE dollars hye cents snd i've mills upon every hundred
ooriaons from the soth June sA3 soh June lslA the
ue revenue received into the treasury equivalent to
duty OF thirty three dollars eighty-hye cents nine
mills upon the hundred dollars OF goods paying dsty
that from aoh Sept iss 3oh Sept islA the nett reve-
vaioum duty goods imported paying duty Of thirty
one dollars twentys cents eight mills upon the hundred
From various OF duties upon the different descrip
tions OF articles, whereof some specific, others ad
hundred per nd vsoru follows ,ha the averaged
duty per cenum cd vnornm In each year depends upsn
The Of s,sls paying higher Or
and so the duty AL vaorum must vary In the different
years no fixed rase Of duty can be applied in future
duty.
= computing the ysluo q good. paying duty and
conoincd may be estimated for ssen population under
the act Of 1872 but the proportions OF each cannot be 20
rates Of duty articles whilst others admitted.
free Of duty increases the proportion Of free articles and
deci the proportions Of articles paying duty 10
which eject the increased supply Of domestic manufsc-
lures has been an auxiliary.
In estimatin the 10 be expected from the
toms for the three quarters Of the current fiscal end
sg 30th and the four quarters Of the fiscal
ending 30th June 1876 the probable consumption Of
foreign articles required for the existing population Of
the United states, compared with the consumption and