Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-10
S42,s92, 800 10

Leaving balance in the Treasury July l,
1859, OF $50, &C., 443 20
The total receipts from all for the last fiscal
year amounted S52 32 979,s7, which, with the ba
lance in the Treasury the 1st Of July, 1850, Of
SO GOA 544 49, gave the total available for the
year ending Goth June last the Of S589I7 524 SO
of this ,567 % received from
toms.
The receipts for the quarter ending 30th September
last were S5 561 oil SO, Of which S14 909.34
customs for the corresponding quarter of the
vious year the yielded the gross of Sl4 64
048o5 is presumed that the receipts for the three
manning quarters Of the fiscal year viii exceed
those Of the corresponding quarters Of the last year,
and hence the receipts from that source have been est
mated at $40, 900, 900.
The estimated total receipts for the current fiscal year
amount to SOL, 100000 The total expenditures esti
mated at $50 952 So Total receipts for the fiscal
wear are estimated at SOL, 800 900.
In order to present the various objects of expenditure
70 Congress in the distinct manner possible have
caused the estimates for the next fiscal year to be
pared with such view and therefore the required
for the usual and established wants Of the Govern
ment have been separated from such are deemed ne
cessary for the protection and welfare Of newy-ac
auired Territories and demanded in the fuflment Of our
obligations express implied, in connection herewith
1t need scarcely be stated that large proportion Of the
increased expenditures Of the Government in times pro-
found peace consequent upon the acquisition d our
new Territories The estimates for those Territories in
addition the otherwise ordinary wants Of the Govern
ment deemed essential to their wellbeing and
submitted with the hope that Congress will pursue liberal
course policy towards that younger and weaker portion
OF country il cannot be doubted that when per-
population shall possess them and consequent adj
yancement in all the elements Of civilization shall be
realized they will amply repay present expenditures by
permanent and powerful augmentation of the national
wealth.
The expenditures for the ordinary Of tho Govern
ment for the next fiscal year estimated 33 343
21907, will appear in the detail of estimates already
Transmitted TO Congress.
Those submitted required by our new Territories
and in the fuflment Of obligations consequent upon
their acquisition amount in part to 50 $50 ~ az
follows:
Survey Of the boundary line between the Uni
ted States and Mexico 1920 COO 90
Survey Of the west coast 10000 O0
Dry dock in California 100000 90
Mileage and per diem Of Senators and Rep
resentatyes from California, Utah. AMI
New Mexico 2G,lC2 10
Territorial Governments Of Utah and New
Mexico d, 400 90
Judicial expenses, including marshals 1900 90
Expenses of commission for settling land
titles in California 10000 On
Expenses Of surveys In California 1900 90
in California 289,O75 90
Pensions under the acts Of 1913 43I, go 40
Expenses Of Post Office Department 63s 250 90
Excess Of expenditures Of War Department in
the maintenance Of troops Sc. in the
Territories 4,55G,709 70
Interest much Of the debt contracted in
consequence Of and during the late 1920 2i2 u
Making an aggregate Of 9,549,osO y