Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-09
ANNUAL REPORT on THE SECRETARY

OF THE u. =. TREASURY
We have this document at length IN iull, as il
goes into Congress. Much of the matter con-
tanned therein has been anticipated in the other
department reports, DC Il opens with a detailed
statement of the receipts and expenditures OF the
Government, during the year to June 50, 1851,
and the estimates for the year to June so, 1852,
which have been before noted A table is given
showing the increased expenditures [S9,549OSO
II on account of our new territorial possessions
towards which liberal policy is recommended
as they will ultimately amply repay the present
expenditures by permanent and powerful aug
mentation of the national wealth. Add for the
ordinary expenses of the Government, as per es-
Inmates, $33,543.2I9 OF, and we have The sum
of s42 892 ,299 10, as the total estimated demands
upon the Treasury for the next fiscal year. eav-
ing the report says an estimated balance in the
Treasury on the lst of July, 1858. of 500, $685.
443 80. This sum, it is believed, will be ample
to meet the amount required on that day for the
redemption of the loan of 1913, then due, of
$6,237,93l So, and such additional appropriations
beyond the estimates submitted as may be made,
during the present and next sessions of Congress.
The table of the public debt, as published III
the Sun last week. is then given, and the gtth of
the report, including important recommendations
by Mr.. Corwin on the subject of the tariff, the
Iron interests, &C.. succeeds as follows
| WAYS AND MEANS.
| The rooaints f,, . g.. 49,. e,
beisre stated, were upwards OF forty nine millions of
| dol ars. Should our imporfations o! foreign mer-
thns 90 tho hoi st anu nee f'cai {eafs eqnsi
Cor Tho boa us ,i aa6 'i1 Ia. ,ial source
| hsan ohont 2iSo coo 600 80 -! -, - WI pafe
The t,e.snrv t,r - 49,, ,ia; nm ueiIialaos upVd
have haen su c;en, 70 h 49, 80 az u ssouIa
| rs III. rouarnr,ort - .. - | t9iuai5 e@Penses
nrhia3 ~, NJ -. -: ! ttUAteu tue eti'iIe
5emande there has bean ata
| Deoanber last ars9en,n,ior Of th ;,I = ~ u
| Tho eyIon+ of q ! es7 40 ~ - 10 90 - ~
uaar ,ba sn ~ "a NJ. 70 y, 9.E o 1ieAt m e
onat b ,@ ,oida 80 ai - 1' VIZ ~ Jo.y; 300,
cash ont of tho ranein,s i ~ 10y e P@.a III
venue rl'be on,nfs ~ 10 Id 80 o"tCes % re-
in aecordanee Win law iii NJ ~ ny Iso
1925 600 Tho Old fnnded I'D ~, siJ ~ ~ 'ui ~
The annn,I -, Nv - ri 80 80 T "
trcf cas p; roh6i , ~ e'ia 49, $3.50 VI 'a Us
s6I 500 MAKING on orrsoaa rorsed d tT, sH. "
tha nnnhl; 49, d,r T. +; ~ - -io % u
| 7o3 a. NN''''' INV ''~'' se''' VI V''s'z'-
| r,be nre,o;,,,,, - ii ~, 90 800 goo =, ,;c -, u
re,'os pr, Oh ,oo o. eeFihca.es OF
Cd ~, SOS ess 81 w 40 ~ ara. re- l"'es, ati''out'
| e;ab,b IF 10 -; ~ h VI III III lnah one
.nni;sd ~ he In - 'sse ea .a'es Il
vsnha, isst ,ol1 " ot,ira tr ~, "a ~ .li ~
\ q, st,. r.rN
~ " 10 .n''.i az sJ'h % sou 4''Io o.
tno,pn dag 10 ~ f.a l"7s " III ioi'o"
It NAV ,,e ha d,as,ioned 1 H.,
- 10y VI W.. 20 qs'oi o''N 10; spViu po1cy does
Toa ueauu ld' soae snail pe gwen 10 me
rvpn ,J S, Gss NJ "n ay"Il@p5
no,r 49, 49, ~ ~ h. @ - - e =? u' az oi
| Ip 80; .Lhi; -. ~ 'otu 'u'f.i US 'iie
,hn s =, u W, t H., &c :. soes - a'la
$500; 80 ~ :i -: u o idiSe pteiilta" WI CIR
WIN oe u tue ~ Potcha5,
al market prices OF me STOCK OF the United States 10
a@ ~ oI ,nousa.s "a ps . fooL e, ,oso
xendno Tic Grants ot Lands b aa,n H.
80 ssnsd hg vrtne thereof i ai ;, H.
horde ri the actual settlers bv assannaent. o,5
nantlv the rscenis from hal source bs 70 moi hsen GO
rionslv afaoted hv that NOT The rece;ns on ealas If
@ hI; Iands for rho onar,r ~ liz; soi VI
last ;ndcae revenue from that source ~, b enrrent
vaar of nnwards of Two millions of doIlara Anv e~f
cess Of racents over the expenses connected herewith
is already appropriated and therefore those raceias,
Treasnrv snhiect 10 annronraiion 81 The end Of tho
sseaI wear. The greater or less an,onr+ NJ nnblio
debt redeemed WI! depend upon the increase of dimu.
ton ri snob raceins The yevenne frcn, ;,,,r,.s oo,
sonnentlv is The great source mon which tho com
trY has 10 denend for the means ia rrv an the
| rnmant ~
iThs nravnected addition IN The boundaries IF orr
on,,rv covsring an area Of mote FIVE hnod red snd
twenty-sx thousand SQUARE miles has without doobf
heen one cause of the large and sudden increase of our
f ,s.n,,, Jntas Cnr aynansss coneeo,ant 49,
.olli onJi; bo ,nr han , oo yb b m
SUN e ransts and tbev ,yi ysai
81 tb raasnrv evanne to meet bope
renn,ed exnenditures must be provided for and that
dnIin neroa when our nnhc debt is maur;oa t.
aang nne mnr,et hs ,hongbI visshla tx NO
snnnoae renewal Of any particn Of such debt and
lbeetore it should be our aim to obtain revenue saffi
clenl 70 NEE, lsSa of the nvernmsn ~
s from all sources for the last fiscal
smonntsd to $50 3I2 919 81
| IT, osax;a,ions to - 81 42s Az AZ
Inc appfopi'a'i''' w. 1890 ~ ~
| aa;ng an areess of receipts Of 1874 sos Il
oe,as d" eAces1
The estimated aggregate recepts or the current lis
cal year placed at$5l 90o,ooo The expenditures
estimated and "a a to s,oS ga
beng an excess Sc o. ~ on1 over estia'
The receipts for the next ilscal year are estIma
| at S5l 800 00O the expenditures at S42s92293 ~,