Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22


two Last quarters of the fiscal year, tefml.
mating on the Both of June, ls46, excee.
ded that received during the, Two cores.
ponding quarters Of The proceeding year
81 ,04O,000.
That is, whilst during the first FIVE
months of tho fiscal year terminating on
the 30lh of june, 1916, which had elapsed
al the date of my annual report of Decem-
ber last, there was dirninution of the re-
venue from customs, as compared with the
first FIVE months Of The proceeding fiscal
year, ofnearly two millions fdollars; yet,
in the seven last months of the fiscal year,
terminating On The S0lh of June. 1916,
there was all increase Of the revenue, COM
pared with the corresponding seven months
of The proceeding year, of about 81 ,040,-
600; thus raising the aggregate revenue
of the year ending the 30th Of June, 1886,
to 26,6Sl ,915 AZ. Whereas, il the de-
crease Of revenue for the last seven months
of that year had corresponded in The same
ratio with the first Ave months. it would
have reduced the revenue for The fiscal
year Terminating OIL The 30lh ofJune, 1846,
10 abou, S23, 500, 900, instead of S24, $780,
600, as estimated by this department in
December last.
The receipts from custons for the fiscal
year terminating on the Both Of June, l645,
aud for the first three quarters of the fiscal
year ending on the Both Of June, lS46, are
given from, the official returns for moneys
actually paid into the treasury.
The official returns for moneys actually
paid into the Treasury, for the last guar
ter of The fiscal year ending on the Both Of
JUNE. 1916, are not quite fully completed,
but can vary only very small sum from
the amount given in The estimate Of S6,-
10000.
II will be perceived that the receipts in
to the Treasury from customs for the fiscal
year ending on The 30lh June, 1916, are
less Than the receipts for the fiscal year
preceding, by the sum of S646.l9 %.
The remainder of The information called
for is 10 the course Of preparation, and will.
in few days, be communicated te the
Senate.
Most respectfully. your ob'd.. serv't.
r. ]. WALKER;
Sec. of the Treasury.
To Hon. GEO. Nj. DALLAS,
Vice President Of the U. States,
and President Of the Senate.
Receipts from, the Customs for Tie fiscal
years, ending the 3Oth jane, ls45 s; '46.
Quarter ending 30th Sep,
1914, slo,s7s,7ls 64
Do do Is45, s.s6l,932 IA
Excess in 1914, S2,OlI,7S5 90
Quarter ending 3is, Dec,
1914. s4o67 AIS Is
Do do ls45, 4.l92,790 II
Excess III 1S45. Sl25,345 62
--
Quarter ending 3lst Mar:
lS45, $685., ,55S So
Do do 1916, 1857, 1872 81
Excess il 1916; ass7l,6s3 6s
Quarter ending 3Oth June,
ls45. s6,2Ol, 800 Ga
Do do 1916.
ascertuined and estimated, 6,270,000 90
Excess in 1916, s6s,6O9 80
Or. end. S0ih Sept. 1911, Sl0,s73,7ls 04
Do 3Isr Dec. lS44, 4,067.4 AIS Is
Do 3lst Mar. lS45, 6,3S5,55s SO
DO Both June, 1915, 6.20l, $3.50 6S
S37.52S,1I2 20
Or. end. 3orh Sept. 1886, ss.s6l. .93a ID
Do 3lst Dec, 1915, 4.I92,790 n
Do 3lst Mar, 1916, 1857, I92 81
Do Both June, 1876. 6,270,0W 90
| S26,6Sl, ,9l5 AZ
| 1914 and lSi5, S27,52s,ll2 20
lS45 and 1876, 26.6Sl, ,9l5 az
Excess in 1914 and 1915. Ss46,l97 %
4 Merican Prisoner in Chains.-Tbe7e
came over TO this city in the Alabama, a
Mexican prisoner ID chains, by The name
Of Gonzalez, who is charged with being
concerned in the murder Of the Rogers
family. 1t will be recolected the rumor
Of the murder of this family, we obtained
The particulars at Maiauhoras, aud now
publish them, as they are naturally called
up by The appearance here of the monster
who assisted in the destruction Of eighteen