Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-27
UNITED STATES FINANCES.

STATES FlNANCtS-
The New York Courier publishes statement, furnished
by The Assistant Secretary Of Treasury Of The Revenue
Expenditure of the United States for The financial ycnr
ending on The 3Oth of June last, specifying the quarterly
10 each branch OF expenditure
The aggregate OF receIpt exclusive OF 'fus' 'uhoS' IL
With the addition of trust funds OF the Smithso
MAN institution the Peruvian ard Brazilian indemnity, aud
the Chckasaw and Navy Pension funds The aggregate 10
SOL 1903 404
The ordinary exceeds the of prcccd
log year by Than 81 600 0O0 and with the exception Of
the two preceding years, BY $4,000 0UU
The items Of from duties S5S 93 865
from sales of public lands 81 667 055 incidental receipts S3S
623 and under loan act OF lSi7. SIG $50.
The receipts from public lands Notwithstanding the rx-
of atio have fallen oil TO very small amount
being diminuon OF 1876 l54 compared with those of The
The balance the Treasury The beginning Of the year
was 81 3io 756 making the total available means LOT 'e
lures Of the year Of S2l ,942 692.
The total OF expenditures u III: year. exclusive al pny
ments Of the funds amounted S54 043 GS
Civil expenses and foreign intercourse sl7.lH,955
Department Of the interior, pensions and lnans 529 535
War Depar tment 99l7, 290
Navy lO,S9l,639
Interest on public debt since l74l 1865 635
Interest on old debt and Treasury notes l072
Reimbursement of old debt nnd Treasury notes n,lO7
Reimbursement per cent stock l,24O
Redemption of 10 nt 1912 to 1913 6, 1884. 503
Premium do do 3S9,037
Interest on do do 2S42l
Commission on do do 2,340
Total 54o43,l6s
Including trust funds 81, 59b b53
National InicLigencer
MEXICO The lItest dates FROM Mexico, that San
Anna, The 5h ult still at racubuyo endeavuring
affect forced loan o seventeen million dollars from the
clergy He had sncceded in ensin. large body OF troops
for his standing but destitute Of the means to pay
support them tie had cut OFT sources Of public informa
lion TO movements and Intentions though he
kept jeal watch upon the factions opposed 10 him
ia aprisrh fact that there exists in their
midst association Of yn-n, VINO have committed
AMI still co,nuc the greatest part Of the rosbetirs
that constantly occurring Robbrci are committed In
opeo light So bold have the outlaws become, that re-
Gently they attacked merchant in one o the most frequent
Of captu and The a" his Deepen
dents. compelled him, BY ;mmiaun to hand over
siderable quantity Of a'oney.-i BLtsi1n9re Patriot.
The following eA,rac, from letter Virgnian now in
Europe been furnished for publication II gives
agreeable sketch nt Crawu!Ps work Tor our monument
Richmond Hh;g.
az few hours iie by brought Us al last 10 the
beautiful capital OF Bavariu confess | was perfectly
the changes and improvements that had taken
place here since last visit Magnificent churches, all
gold costly MARBLE had arisen; vast collections OF sta
and painngs had been gathered and long wide streets
lined with palaces and truly superb public buildings had
added Two objects engaged my atcniinn especially
colossal representing Bavaria, ~ feet high in
bronze and glUUasy hauiiiu the famous foundry of
Mr. Miller where the statues OF our Richmond monument
are The superintendent unfortunately ah
sent In Bohemia direct the erection of statue En-
perOr Francis which he al JUS, cast, His WIFE, however,
very civil and kind and she and sort Of head work
man. hnt ar,ist, showed thing There lay
the body and by lis side stood The gigantic head of Gusu
we Adophus-as OF NOBLE statue destined 10 adoh the
public square OF Stockholm; by lay other bronze
shields and helmets and other statues aud there
upon the hoor W, remembered figure with her foot
the enemy and the famous mDita sic semper tyrdnn
10 stood the finest work of that the foundry
had furnished ur lang the bright and noble head :"
Patrick Henry Ii mad Just been finished and excited uni
.e.sa admiration in Munich The artists themselves agreed
..l as work OF art and as work OF nature that head
Ria in fhp ,runn
10 where The casting process is carried wa the head OF
-Ison, not quite polished yet but already showing the
well known features, beamng Intelligence and yet calm
and Imposing IN Their grandeur Other parts OF the two STA
had not Jet been lifted Of their dark cradles but h
m.nsog ior oi The great orator, whose head we had al
"a before stood here already upright eloquent and grand
s.tr n lis unfinished Mr. Crawford who has lately
ls hlunich has earned by our Virginia
umsa he was presented old king Ludwig who took him
by the hand and told him happy he was 10 soc that
America had artists, and that master works Of his
beloved Munich should so forth adorn the New
World Ho promises send the other four statues during
the coming winter and i'll. Miller having Just finished some
Of tho greatest works that have been in bronze
will now be ut liberty TO proceed with equal despatch and
the completion OF our monument II parti
c1dr satisfaction To hear and witness the adinatun has
generally excited" &C.. dc.
NEW Ed rlUN OF THE BlBLE-Rcv. Thomas II.
Stockton, enncnt Proes sn clergyman, now residing
:ltimare proposes Issue til. sxy--x B ,1ks which
compose the Bible according the Received Version IN
many different Volumes each containing tn text beautiful
~ printed on large opcu yPc followed by an original d.sser-
tation with inatoy and every thing essential To
alr understanding of tho sacred teytlhe whole 10 form
cabinet or miniature library, which will be or less
costly according 10 The taste and means of the purchaser
say from Us u $50 Tor III. whole according the rich
ness 81 binding &c The ok Genesis will first be Is.
sned as specimen; price SO paper covers
be sent Though tho Mail The Text is printed separately
as 10 be 5Jund apart from The Notes i. dcsired.N
Tribune.
TIE PROGRESS OF THE REDEMp ZION OF UNI
TED STATES STOCkS.-We understand that Yesterday
SIG 600 in United States Stocks were received a, ,h IRE,
q f,rr 3D.. mn md ~. G Spfn.
cslsed by this morn ings's mail Washington Sar
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