New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-06

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fn rro-"ri until f'f' ofsnIrg 81 ffe next .plIn.
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commander oi Gag sq4sir.n In trr lsr. to tr.l.,.s
O. frrIr s--.sfarcr para IaI UHfa. i.r.rs .r .t.
station, o. furnish tom p.fh srms srf sr.u.n.t...
eia t1 cpntnpc On f'fc t.rn sarn 80 anl f.i.rf.,
o. Pro- navy coala aHlIi uaal u. army coaI r...t
tha country
10 BE- fh- policy of humsrt, .-i ono sh.. 81.
always been pursuei hy he Tinted -ff-s o. ra....,
tlf -uHt n.I of tAr sl0r ua rl...s .f ODD. ..rr..
and OBJ restrain t1fw ff.'s ussns .rf .r f.I...
in rNccss-s by MID means raifer flsn hy force f.s
fh.s could hsFr trcn done niff fhf trr0ss BOD U...
bad tlHt Territory been brought under Che ..tsro..
OF our lav, II an earlier pcri0t .li bal ,ai..'s 49,.
hccn adopted rs Cong rss. such n.s atI.f =
our intercourse with The other Indian ttf. s.,.i. ~,
limits csnn0t Do doubted Indeed. thf immediate go
ony cslsc 90 the existing hostility ui fl. l1f.sa,
eenn ia -pr.srr;ot O. have btfn tfr '0rs a il, ri ~,
Jritrt states n making q tlrn some fli o.. coir.r
saf.rn in slrn articles 81 they atnfi i.r fs o.. r.r
nov occupied by or emIsrsnt.. rob &c l.s,..
c'eimtd ari over wh.ch thty i.unr. .osmri rI.
com grn-at - bad been promised fo fr.in PSI t.s 80,
urrHrr government fsfl. g.i tr Ur n boz ... f..
usrt bad betn 'stp .nct ou fne o. i'ar iarr.,-.,
tNl years. whe ta1se sho nae 10 hsi been sast.,.e
waiting iur Congress % csish sh icrr-0ra. ..tor.
me no over tho country
Tho Indians became 80 length tistrustflI of th.-
good .ih ana sought redress boy P'unior ani na.,,
.re. Nr ID finally Jed io ihe r.srnf d.i.-l'fcs I'd.
Thousand dollars in suitatie prfsrnts e1nlsns.
uon i.r thc country "hieh bad been taken Fosc.sss
. Hf NF our c.rrrls. wood EsNr SALTS. d IIr nI.rs
sra have prevented gee wsr A smnI snnurf rr0l..,
distributed 10 Is confidently believed Nol.l .s..a 10
storr MT Loo this Indian VA our fellow r.tl-s. ot
Oregon have been compelled 3D. TAX tic ftI .u ttr
own defence have performed Nt.lf'.r military o.
vices. ami been subjected tu expense ~hi.h have
fallen heavily upon them Justice demands that pr,
y0.i should Dee msie ly Congress fo rHmnrnssfs
Fl e. HH ar.N = H D. F O. HH.
cr.ssry expenses which they have irCurrrL
repeat tie rtCuumcUtauua hrrrtUf DOL made Oh
Congress, TIA; provision d. msdo ior fhr appointment
of suitable number OF Indian agents fn reside amHns
the tribes of Oregon. AID that small sum be s9qfo
PIRATE to enable these sE"rt- % cultivate fltnt|y
.aions with them. 20 this bel Done. the Frcscuce IF
small military force vii boz aN that is n.rrrssry I,
keep them iu cheek. and preserve peace
recommend that similar provision Del made A. fr
gsris che tribes uhahiung northern ltNH- Nrw NrsI
co. California and the extensive region hiug .riwc,,
settlements Ia Missouri and ihrse poss..-'I ns Al.
the most effective means ot preserving HUU upon our
borders ard within the recently acquired territories
The Secretary OF the Treasury vii present in hissn
nual report highly satisfactory sistrfu mo 40 he coa
iion of The finances
The Imports Tor the isca year ending ou the ihtuih
~ Jane lsst we're o' the value oi one huntfed sni
my tour millions nine hundred seventy seven Thousand
eight hundred and seventy siN dollars u which ihe
amount exported was twenty one million enc hundred
and twenty ght thousand and teu dnlsr. leaving one
hundred thirty three million eight hundred aud iorls
nine Thousand ei ghi hundred sni si>iysiN d0lsn 10
iha country tor 1mestic use.
The value of tho exports for the Same period ~.
one hundred hity -four million thirty two thousand
hundred and thirtyenc dollars consisting u domestic
productions amounting o. one hundred and thirty two
million nine hundred aud tour Thousand one huuirsi
and twenty one dollars. and twenty million one
hundred aud twenty eight thousand AMI ton dDlsr u
FORE ga articles
The receipts nio the treasury Tor the some le,ed
exclusive 0 loans amounted o. thiIty-lfp millions tour
hundred and thiriysiX thousand seven hundred aui
hty dollars and my nine cents Of which IN va DE-
rived from customs thirty one millions hunirs
aud nliy thousand and seventy dollars and
~ siN cents from sales of public and-, three million
three hundred and twenty ight thousand huuifsd
and forty ~o dollars and iy siN couts and from mis-
cellancous aud incidental sources, three hundr,d sni
hfty one thousand and thirty seven dollars and seven
cents
L. w'u be- perceived that the revenue from custom.
Tor the asst fiscal year exceeded by hundred iui
a,y seven thousand sus seventy dollars and nneysa
the estimate of the Secretary of the lictsufym
his last annual report and that tho aggregate reeeps
during the same period from customs lands. and ms
ccsnsuus sources also exceeded the estimate hy he
of ny. hundred and thirty six thousand seven hua
drod and hiy dollars and MY nno .ndicsuuL
however, "a very near approach n tho estimate % he
actual result.
The expenditures during the nscsl year ending on sAe
hfticth OF jane last including those Tor The soi
exclusive o payments OF principal and interest Tor To-
public debt we're ioriytw0 million eight hundred and
eleven thousand nine hundred sud seventy doss iai
thrre cents
Z, b. estimated that tho rocslp,s mt the treasury G
the nscs year ending ON the tnftrft of JUNE, i~1
GLIDING the balance n the treasury on the nfs 81 laJ
last viii amount 70 the sum Of my seven million lofty
eight thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars ADD
ninety cents of which thirty two millions oi d0.lafs
10 H. estimated Will be- derived from customs three
millions Of dollars from the sales Of the public lands
and one million two hundred thousand dollars ifom
mscean and incidental sOurces including tin pre-
MUM upon the loan. and the amount paid SOD 10 be
paid into the treasury account # military cnnrbs
tons Ia Mexico and the sales OF aud vessel. nd
other public property rendered unnecessary f0r he
use 81 the government by tho termination Of the wH
snd twenty million six hundred and ninety hgo lhog.
sand four hundred and thirty i've dollars and huy
cents from loans already negotiated including Treasury
notes funded which together with the balance In The
treasury on the hrst Of July last make the sum ecu
mated.
The expenditures for the same period including ,hs
necessary payment ON account Of the principal sni 10
ere-t OF the public debt and tha prncy and interest
Of the nr.t nstsmcn due to Mexico on the thirtrb
May next and other expenditures growing out of Tho
war q paid during the present year, will amount 10
GLIDING the reimbursement Of Treasury notes o. fne
sun Of niyiour million one hundred and ninety aie
thousand two hundred and seventy nye dollar. and or
cents leaving a estimated balance IN the Treasury %
the hrii Of July 1912 Of two million eight hundred md
nifty three thousand elk hundred AMI ninety four dollar
aud eighty tour cents.
Tho secretary OF the Treasury Will present ~ r.,
CURED by law, the estimate 81 the receipts aud expon
ditures tor the next hsca year The ~ pendiures
estimated for that year are thirty three million TO
tso dollars and seventy three cents. including three
million seven hundred and ninety nine Thousand one
hundred and two dollars and ghtscn cents ior the
tefsst on the public dtbt. aud three million i've hun.
irsd aGd forty thousand dollars tor the principal -n3
Interest due 10 Mexico the thlrtieth ~ May i-jO.
leaving the sum of twenty five million eight hundred
aud seventy four thousand and ly dollars ani thirty
Eve cents which u Is believed viii be- ample Tor ne
ordinary peace expenditures.
Tho operations ~ tho tarif act Of $40 have Teen
such during the past year fully o. meet the publ
speculation and 20 confirm the opinion heretofore
pressed Of the VISION Of the change la our reyenus
system which was effected by h. Ine receipts under
i into the treasury Tor the hrsi hscsl year alter
enactment exceede9, BY the sum of i've million i0ny
four thousand four hundred ADD three dollars ant
cents the amount collected during he last hsra year
under tho tarf Of 40, ending tho lhirelh OF June
40 The total revenue realized from toe conme1f-
ment Of iis operation on the first of Decrmber i-is
until the close Of the last quarter on the thrstn ~
september set being twenty month. fhys is
million FIX hundred and hity -four Thousand i've nun
irei and skty tnfre dollars and seventy lns cents.
being much larger sum than before received
from duties during any equal period under tn isIT
acts OF rs -l- -i. and iri4 While by the repssi
oil highly protective and pr0Ai5tory dluns fhr rfFf18s
ha. been Increased the taxes The people hsge beu
mlnished. They have been relieved from ths he.gy
amounts With which they were burdensd under flfu-f
avs 10 the form II ncressed prices 0i balnties p,i
b. favored classss sud pursuits