New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07
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Leaving an estimated balance IN The Treas

Leaving an estimated balance ia The Treas
sury, July |, 1853, ,Iebti3 70
The total receipts from all sources for the
last fiscal year amounted To $50, 3l2,g79 ST. wh ch,
with the balance In the Treasury tae first OF July
1880, Of s66Oi 5f4 49, gave as the total available
means for the year ending 30rh June last the sum
Of SIS 81, 52i 80 or this amount $49OI7, 567 ~
were received from Customs.
The receipts for the quarter ending 3tth septem-
Der Last were $l5,s6l 5ll So Of which $li754 900 81
were from Customs For the corresponding quar-.
ter OF the previous year the Customs yielded the
gross tum OF sl47C4O43 o. IL Is presumed that the
receipts for the three remaining quarters OF The cur
rent fiscal year Will not exceed those OF the cores
pondng quarters Of the last year, and hence the
ctpts from that source have been estimated at
$40 100000.
The estimated total receipts for the enrren, fiscal
VI ar amount to ISL $4,000 The total expenditures
estimated al So 952 900 50. TOts! Dts for
the next fiscal year are es'imsied at s5l SEQ 600.
In orcer present the various OF expenditure
10 Congress IN the most distinct manner possible,
have caused the eStlm ates the fiscal year 10
be prepared with such view, and therefore the
amounts required for the usual and longs
wants OF The Government nave been separate from
such are deemed necessary for the protection and
welfare Of our newly acquired Teuitones and de-
manded IN the fulhllmen Of our obligations express
rlmplled, IN COM ecuOn herewith
Hreed scarcely be stated that A large proportion
% the incl eased Expenditures Of The Government
H. ZINES OF profound peace are consequent; upon the
acquisition OF our new Territories. The estimates
for those Territories N acdtioD % the otherwise
ordinary wants OF the Cover. ment, are ceemed es
seItial to their well being, and are submitted with
the hepe that Congress Will pursue a liberal course
OF policy toward that younger and weaker portion
Of our country, as II cannot be doubted .hS when
permanent population shs possess them and con-
sequtnt advancement IN all the elemsnis Of civil
zaGion shall be realized, they will amply repay pres
ent expenditures, By peJmsLents Ad powerful aug
me NATION OF the nation al wealth.
The expenditures for the ordinary y ants OF the
Government for the next fiscal year are estimated at
1888 1922 VI, as viii appear IN the detail OF estl-
mates already traI sniited 10 Congress Those sub
% tilted. as required, By our new Territories and In
The iulhllment OF our obligations consequent upon .
their acquisition, amount IN part TO ss,5i9oeo u,
Survey the boundary lire between she Unted States
aud neHco 10 co -
fSI' Sses ii c si; MA. S: g
Mileage and per diem Of SsnatJrs and H. pre-. Il
seDtatsss from California, Utah and New
Territorial Goyeinmeais 4 Utah and New ''"'
li M;1f: expenses. s;i:5s. G,;:l.., a asss
rHss S..':' 3 :s;;;;. c.ls;S. s ss
Expenses Of surveys aud sAes IF pablo lands IA
s:s:s::: = II, :,. 4 :
Excess o. expenditures oil Va Department. "a
- =. se,ss's
Ir,srss, IN 60 much Of he debt contracted "A
consequence Of and dung the late saf-- Z SesA.1
Making aggregate sss.Sys
Add fos the ordinary expenses Of The Coyernmsns
as per printed estimates $50 34s 2i9 ", ard hass
the sum of S42 sq2 800 ~ as the total estimated ~
nsn6s upon the Treasury for the next hsc.l veg,
LEAVING an estimated unapproOraisd ilaEce IN "
Treasury, on the Isl o. July. 1883, OF so 800 c
This sum II Is believed. viii lie ample 10 meet y
amount REQUIRED on thet Gay for the redsmptioa
the loan OF lsi3 then DUE OF $6 237 93l s. and az
acr itiolsl appropriations beyond the estma'essI
uiiied as may be made during the present and CO.
sessions OF Congress
PUBLIC DEBT.
TIE public Tsgistered debt on the 30tb No'eLI
her 1850, was S64 ,22s, 23s 81 since wnica peh~
the iolloving reductions have been made, VIZ
Or a.eOuut Of the deb, Of the cities OF the
siriei Of Columbia, ASSUMED BY the act o.