The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-18


The above S4l72 &c. not deducted in the table from
the Sl060s04lO because it consists, exclusively Of
of the exports Of those articles the imports
not of the import Of ls45 but Of the imports Of pre-
cedng year, otherwise Of these articles have
been exported in ls4s than imported the
Nearly the whole amount was specie and in event
could portion Of the amount affect the estimation Of
changing any aspect the result Of the estimate Of
revenue; but thNt the nomenclature adopted right is
sV ~ the
tation in sA5 of import Of 1884, be deducted
the import. Of is45 consumed in that year, then If
was $780, 900 900. and there was Of
ports imports of 500 900 Of specie thing
Of sa5 consumed in that year. notwithstanding the &C.
tual consumption Of such imports and the actual pay
ment OF the duties into the treasury. Nor must the
amount Of duties accrued the imports of any fiscal
year. lie coniouned with receipts during the year
into the treasury Thus the receipts from customs into
nual report $27 $751; TO- founded on the Official
satsmsnt Of the Register Of the reasury, given page
% which based upon the books of the treasurer Of
the United States and recorded by the register. Now,
page 6s OF treasury report the duties accrued in s45
Ss6 40 this differences is the result mot merely in
ists but in every year since the was found
lectors at or before ths close of each year. and
returned by the collectors goods entered within
the year, and which the duties have accrued, but
succeeding nscal year, under the twelfth section Of
the tariff Of issa, after the entry of the goods with
the date Of the entry be paid
into the treasury, until time during the succeeding
fiscal In all the tables formed from the existence
of the government down to the present period the
neys paid into the treasury during any one fiscal year.
have correspondent and unless the law is
correspond with the duties accruing during
the fiscal These remarks made to correct any
msspprehenson that may exist this important subject
and to that the estimate made In my communities
ton the Senate the 18th instant Is correctnamey
that notwithstanding the OF popuat on there is
actual and certain dminuton in the from
nsd frofn mar mi
sury for the fiscal year ing 30th June, ls46. Of
$50 1917 - compared with the preceding fiscal year
The estimated nett under the bill of the commit
tee aud schedule for the commencing LIST Of Decem
ber 1886 and closing 30h November, ls47, Is S3i 0s6
OILS; to guard however, against any unforeseen circum
STANCES is deemed most safe and prudent, TO make
deduction from the above amount OF 81 052 555 which
would reduce the nett revenue under tho bill and che
due to a minimum OF S30c34057,
Appended to table estimate Of the net revenue
to be derived from the bill Of the House. and compari.
son between the duties and net under that BILL
and the duties and net under the bill OF the
mttee and schedule The principal difference arises
from the restoration by the bill of the House. of and
coffee to the free list, with few other notifications,
thus reducing the net revenue under the bill Of the
Hausc $2s $3.50 $50 If from this deduct the above
amount Of 81 052 sos, possible overcsmate, would
reduce the net under the bill Of the House to
minimum OF SAL e35,7s 80,
Of the committee and schedule, estimated 81
209 yielding net revenue OF sal 0s66lo, ana MAKING
bill IT, however he nett revenue under that bill be re-
duced as above stated to minimum Oh SSooSs ooi, ~
would reduce the Gutiabie imports Tor CONSUMPTION 70
S b52 696 and also bring down the average RATE Oh uu
ties to ~ ll2i per cent .
Under the bill, dutiabe imports for consumption
are making ~ t1ls the average rate per
House bill be reduced above stated to- minimum oil
Sal would reduce the dusbe imports tor con-
sumption to Sll4asi Gle and leive the average
per cent OF duty under the bill OF the House.
such the fluctuations In the several imports arising
from variations In the seasons and crops from changes