New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
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con,hets from Hfrs Pass
A re p,sttn. Session, applicable Y e,s s',n n,-
,,s,ni,, I'd nfI,uDs for me Lfs"s'He an
phtmern sv,sa yryD.
B.l" s a.. 'ls r..'u'y 'a 'hs '''e a. u.s
.s.,tsn'"s TN ,s,1 n. Ti.i.u,y Gun.
ii. y.s, sIdsE ,ete s.s ts'e r 90,
IsysIw Tor Isfs'e's IN advances ,.s,
frs m Its TItassy.----.------------- -, s,ss re 81
$3.50 .,.ivsS i,'o the Treasury du'irr be ~. -
yss eng ash s.yteebs', is;i -
Bsa,cs ss. tho Pfsasu'y the 30 y l'l-s!, - :.
lmoor, Of 81 Yer cent Park Faai ssect e., .,
Sssm.ts n sjs, tecr,irs'o ths fata ''' .
B.s. &C. 70 ,s. l 10 mel the s 4'nsnds opon
he fund 800 :.
xs,un. Of The furd IN the 3eth sept. - W .
interest on siss 900 q Of tn ss.ts dso. %:
ist JOY 1881, amounting 70 ssO' y, Pay .'
tie Manhattan Company, AM charge tole 80 - IN,
fu,d renamed unpaid AZ The Treasury on 'ne 80, 49,
Esp,sgber the receipts Of fae holders OF Tue 49,
sa having been pressn'sd BY ma Con 10y. .ine
49, .-~-' ,.e 49, therefore. a'tef oellct-
isr al the charges upon 1t Tor iAe Hs'al 's'i' ."
ts262 &c. ...,.,. ,.,,,.
Th, cob, il viii be perceived has oeen increased
svrps the past tscs veal $3g COO ior ttocA lsseso
n pursuance OF chap 81 OF tle L. va OF lsS iof ths
bensht Of the stock brIcge Indians The deoi noF
smoun,s 10 % ss9 6e3 80, inc udlng a pnnDipll Of
Slf2 t94 g, which, at per cent per snnum, "elie
wodrcs an interest equ4bng the Annluies psyaoe
i spIdry trlbes OF Inclans, vbiOh snnulls, as IS
skswheie shown. are in The Aggregate $7,S6l o.
The Suing Pund Of $4,000 per annum, set
spsr from the Canal Fund 10 discharge TIE interest,"
On this General Fusd CeOt mas not proved ne.sto-
lore sufficient fer that purpose by S5V|i ~. inis
deficiency 10 rot, however, increased ny Inc Al
dltoB Of the above $50 Geo 20 the ceot nasmuch AS
the pay nsnt Of interest tnti sum IL charged upon
The feteI utB Of the CEREAL fun'
The above deficit Of 50 Oh 81 Is chNge on me
eisbng Fund and mus be TAKEN rom ne slfpiusoi
47262 49, which is shown BY the statement W nave
hsen The se,ua available turpiuS the 'V'A 0eP''A'''
asst uo...a
atpsse Is o. the Report OF last year ana "hch
probably rave ise 10 the provision Ia me Isl sechph
Of chap les page 934 Of he La"s OF 1911 A'e oo,
ssTv,Ig and would have received the aHenlIoh Oh
The department. VI der circumstances more tav0fa-
Ne 10 the monetary World than have exltted since
tAs Q. jouinmenl OF the Legislature IN JAY last'
TINE CANAL REVENUE POR THE FISCAL YEAR.
The silsnt but powerful operations OF me otate
Canals during the year past have profuced tbeir
nsnIGseBt and uD'aiing ELECTS addlns tneney
archer annual conhrmaicn 10 those unliofmv eh-
S.Som S Of iSsi1 nToiec,9rs. and the wei grounded
fsa b OF their hIenos
The endesvor, by high wrought descriptions and
eloquent declsmsuons, 20 Get tOrth The VAST Denenis
OF these gsst works has be come al most after OF
seDsTsJOeauon and although these Canas are inc
resulI OF human effort and skill, yet their stability
etntfctnce are becoming rom year " year as
GonfdtDily and undoubtineiy relied GA by all, as
seed TINE and harvest, or The revolutions oil the
seasons
ycc uctops Of toll and that too the ARTICLES pm
a1ally depended on for revenue, the canals have
psetUced eross income Of S37E,it3 ID. re-
aocson OF ole quarter was made last sprng on the
tolls OF wheat and -four. and more or less on many
other articles. The revenue a the Canals may not
have suffered by the dim mutton OF the tolls on these
other btees last mentioned the Teducupn IN most
ted tn mar saEn
transported bu, in regard to wheat and Hour II rs AZ
ksst pIo obi mttlcsl whether suoh has been Inc ei-
feet At the former rate Of tolls, the wheat aa1
houT n owed upon our Canals during the past hsca
yeay would have produced, in addition 10 the rev.
sapss OF Ike year rs above stated as nearly as can
be now estimated, more than s273,OVO.
u 10 not de MED that under ordinary circumstances,
other CONSIDERATIONS than those OF mere yearly re-
vsIus, H,sy properly exercise controlling influence
h adjusting iarlf OF tolls interests OF broader
and ma her character may OF night be regarded but
the act of July last has introduced new element
Into our system Of canal management, or rather ex
esBtsd former one, IN considerable degree
Contracts have heretofore been made for WORK
apd aterais upon the canals, IuDang through
several years, cspradiDa for Their hI6lment on The
part Of the sts,e entirely upon the surplus revenue
Of the canals.
Tlis liability Of the surplus has, by the Act above
mentioned, bteD greatly enlarged and already one
naliien OF collars mas been charged upon 1t, for
money advsaeed bv individuals To sard the compile
tAos Of the works designated IN the at.
], vie~ OF these, and Of other probable fotaIc ad-
vonGes, ~ becomes grave cOIsbtu1onhl question,
hsw fr ME Canal Board, or the Lesislature. are at
DosYty TO consult other interests than hose OF a-
tusi sccTuipg revenue, IN The tnposltIon or Tems-
sion OF tolls
TAe loan Of q coo 600, above alluded 10, wac ia.
Zen ON the 18Th OF August last, al premium oil
t6.9oo IS nerly one pes cent at an inteTes. OF tx
Der cent pn, able the LIST OF January AMI July In
essh year until the ceIhhe@tes are redeemaoie,
Vkeh Will be in 1851, ten years from thtlr issue
Thee Canal revenue certihenus wefe pn' IN hHiseI
q an uDpsop ,tous moment the sJingency IN money
ussusps having been nearly qste Ne severe al thss
Nno, ~ ct any period of The season
Tbe fact that under such circumstances ihev com
mssJsd premium, ls al unmistAkeabe lnOlratoh
Of entire confidence On the fegenue on ~nlcn they
sekt ~ thA H. here after they tan TO co nun ana an
saasl p,irs t must be owing to some other clroum-
sts nees than doubt OF the ability OF the tAnale,
under proper management TO enlarge ana hh'sh
nsatsivts. -
DnsBIpTs AkDExpEeplTURss, on account 81 the Caass
70 he hsssl ding ge,h Of eepenosr, B3i by the
Asai ~ IL the CsSAl Department
RtCElPrs
sells from Canals -...-..-....-.-Ss 59iQl,Ss
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