The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-06

and fifty. seven thousand and seventy dollars and
nnetysx cents the estimate Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury in his last annual report and that the sg
gregate receipts during the PERIOD from customs
lands, and miscean sources, also exceeded the
estimate by the sum OF five hundred and thirty six
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars and fifty
nine cents-indicating, however very approach
in the estimate to the actual result
The pditures during the fiscal year ending the
thrteth of June last including those for the war; and
exclusive of payments Of principal and interest for the
public debt were forty two million eight hundred and
eleven thousand nine hundred and seventy dollars and
three cents
1t that the receipts into the treasury for
the fiscal year ending the thirteth of June 1849
Guiding the balance in the treasury en- the first Of
July last will amount to the sum Of fifty. seven million
dollars and ninety cents Of which thirty-two mil
lions of dollars IL Is estimate d. will be derived from
toms three millions of dollars from the sales of the
public lands; and one million two hundred thousand
dollars from mtcellaneous ard incidental sources in
Guiding the premium upon the loan, and the amount
paid md to be paid into the treasury account Of
military contributions in Mexico and the sales Of
and versels and other public property, rendered I'M
necessary for the of the by the term
nation OF the war /; and twenty million six hundred
and ninety five thousand four hundred and thrtyfve
dollars and thirty cents from loans already negotiated
including treasury notes funded which together with
the balance In the treasury on the first OF July last
make the sum estimated.
The mixtures for the same period including the
necessary payment en- account Of the principal and
interest Of the public debt and the principal and in
teres Of the fret insalment due to Mexico the thr
tieth Of May next, and other expen dtures growing
out Of the to be paid during the year viii
amount, including the reimbursement Of Treasury
notes, to the sum of fifty four million hundred
and ninety five thousand two hundred and seventy
five dollars and cents leaving estimated balance
in the Treasury the first OF July 1s49 of two mil.
lion eight hundred and fy.three thousand six hun
dred and ninety four dollars and eighty four cents
The Secretary Of the Treasury will present, as re-
quired by law the estimate of the receipts and expen
dtures for the next fiscal year. The expenditures
estimated for that year thirty three million two
hu ndred and thirteen thousand one hundred and
fifty. two dollars and seventy three cents including
three million hundred and ninety nine thou.
and one hundred and two dollars and eighteen cents
for the interest ON the public debt, and three million
five hundred and forty thousand dollars for the prnci
Pal and interest due to to Mexico the Both Of May
1850 leaving the of twenty five million eight hum
dred and seventy four thousand and fifty dollars and
thirty cents which, is believed, will be ample
for the ordinary peace expendi tures
The operations Of the tariff act Of 1s46 have been
such during the past year fully to meet the public
expectation, and to confirm the opinion heretofore
expressed Of the wisdom Of the change in
sy stem which was effected by It, The receipts under
ii into the treasury for the fret fiscal year after It's
enactment exceeded by the sum Of five million forty
four tbousaBd four hundred and three dollars and
nine cents the amount collected during the last focal
under the tariff act Of 1872 ending the thirteth