The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-12-13

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have saiisIiel Ihs indisns. and have pHe-
ssuscd he war. A ANAL smouEi proper
IN dislEIbnled. n i confidently brliesrd.
would soon restore qnirI. In this lndian
w.r our lsllnw-eilizrns nf Oregon have
heen romprIied 10 take The field % their
own deIrnre. hare performed sslnshlr mi
li,sry srrvires. and bern subjected y En-
penses whish have fallen heavily upon
.hrm. Jusliee demands Thai provision
should be made BIZ Congress 10 r"mpen.
safe lhrm lar Iheir services. and 30 rriund
IOIhem lhe nerssssry expenses which they
have incurred.
4 rrpeal the Recommendation herrioiore
made 10 Congress. that pnsisi"n be lAade
for The appointment Of suitable number
of Indian sgenis 10 reside AMONG The iEibes
of Oregon, and thai = small sum be ap-
pToprialed 10 enable these agents 10 ellli-
vale friendly Telnlians with Them. u This
be done. The presrnce II = small military
IOrce viii be an Tint 10 necessary 10 keep
them in cheek. and preserve peace.
recommend that similar provision Re
made Is regards The tribes inhahlling north.
ern Texes. New Mexico. California. snd
the extensive region lying between our
settlements in Missouri aud ,hrse posses,
sions. as the mos. eiIerlise means Of pre-
serving peace upon our borders. aud with
in The Tersn,ly acquired territories.
The Secretary Of the Treasury viii
present in his annusl report highly salts
factory statement Of the condition VI The
finances.
! The imports for The fiscal year ending
on The IhiriieIh Of June last were Of the
value OF one hundred and fifty four million
nine hundred aud seventy seven thousand
eight hundred aud seventy SIX dollars; ol
whirh the amount exported was twenty
Que million one hundred and twenty eight
thousand and ten dollars. leaving one hum
dred and thirty three million eight hun.
dred and lony nine thousand eight hundred
and sixty six dollars in the country Tor DO.
nestle use.
| The value Of The exports Tor the same
perind was one hundred aud fifty foul
million thirty lwo thousand one hundred
and thirty one dollars. consisting Of do
nestle productions amounting 10 one hun
tlred and thirty Two million nine hundred
and fur thousand one hundred and TWEEN
!, ~ one doIlars. and twenty one million on
one hundred and twenty eight thousand
and ten dollars Of foreign articles.
/ The receipts inio The treasury for III
same period. exclusive Of loans. amounted
10 thirty i've million four hundred en-
thirty SIX thousand seven hundred and OIL
~ dullars and fifty nine cents; Of wh'cl
there was derived from customs thirty on
million seven hundred and fifty sevel
thousand and seventy dollars and nnei.
six cents; from sales Of public lands. sh'e
million three hundred aud iweniy eigt
, thousand six hundred and forty two do
rars and fifty six cents; and fr"rn misce
lAnsoqs. and incidental resource: hire
seven dallars aud seven cents.
;. Il vii! be perceived that The rerenu
from customs for the last fiscal year es
ceeded by seven hundred and fifty seye
thousand and seventy dollars and ninel
six cents The estimate OF the Secretary Z
the Treasury in his last annual report
and that The aggregate receipts during III
same period from customs. lands. an
miscellaneous sources. also exceeded III
estimate BY the sum Of five hundred at
thirty six thousand seven hundred and fiI
~ dollars and fifty nine cenis--indicaling
however. very near approach in The es
innate Id the actual result.
I The expenditures during the fiscal yea
ending on The 30lh Of Juno last. inoludiR
those fnr the war. and exclusive of pay
ments Of principal aud in,eres, for the pub
lie debt, were S52,sli. 970 O3.
! Il is estimated that The receipts into III
treasury for the fiscal year ending on III
both Of June, ls40, including the balanc
in the treasury rs the Let Of July last. vii
amount to the sum Of ifiy-seyen million
foIty-eight thousand nine hundred an,
sixty-nine dollars and ninety cents; q
which ihirty-two millions of dollars, il j
estimated, will he derived from customs
three millions Of dollars from The sale q
the public lands; and one million Two hun
bred thousand dollars from mlscelIaneu
aud incidental sources. including the pre-
MUM upon the loan. and the amount pan
aud to be paid into the treasury on &C
count Of military contributions in Mexico
and the sales of arms and vessels. and 9th
er public property rendered unnecessar,
for the use Of the government by The ter
minali"n Of he war; and twenty million 81.
hundred and ninety-ive thousand fnur hun
!, drel and lhirty-6ve dollars and thirty cent
from loans already negotiated. includin,
treasury notes funded. which, togelhe
with the balance in the treasury on III
LIST Of July last. make The sum estimated
The expenditures for the same period
including the necessary payment on &C
count Of the principal and interest Of III
public debt, and the principal and intcres