The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-20

fer cent of its circulating notes. having redeemed thsm
and shall also have given him certificate OF deposit In
approved bank OF suhcenfunds 70 redeem the re-
mander of the circulation, he may then surrender TO 1t
ali ts stock securties The bank must then publish Its
intention for years in Trenton and in the county
where the bank located proof OF which at the ex
Of the two years the treasurer authorized
Surrender any securities held to redeem notes whether
all have redeemed not provided he shall pablsh
notice his intention to do in three papers printed
in the state
The finances of the State of Maryland, according
TO Governor loves Message, are in q iourishing
condition. The sinking fund.- which was formed for
the redemption Of the public debt, amounted to
81 72SO75 Al on the first of December, l6J2-an in
crease of s474,27s "a on the year 1851. Other re-
ceipts soon to be paid, will swell it to 277O302 IS.
The Governor recommends the repeal Of the Stamp
Tax" and reduction in the general State taxes.
The Governor characterizes the formal opening Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. as one of the most
important events in the history of the State.
The Governor of Wisconsin, in his message to the
Senate and Assembly Of that State says that the fund
in the treasury has been sufficient to meet all de-
mands upon it during the past fiscal year, both
the current liabilities Of the year and the unpaid in
debtedness Of the year 1851, within the small sum Of
s94O II. The general fund received from Dec. 81,
1851 to Dec. 81 1882 was $l33 652 62; amount dis
bursed in 1852 $l34 593 49, paid out of this fund
s94O II. Of the above disbursements during the
year 1852 there has been paid liabilities incurred
during the year, sss393 SO; on liabilities incurred
previously to 1852 and which remained unpaid. Dec.
81, 1851, SAG, 200. The reports show that had the
full amount of the State tax due from the different
counties for the year 1852 been paid into the treasu
nv, there would have been surplus, over the dis
bursements and that the were more than
sufficient to meet the current expenses and liabilities
of the year.
Governor King, of Missouri, in his message to the
Legislature, speaks in the most gratifying terms Of
the financial condition Of the State:-
Returns from all the counties in the State except ten
for 1852 make the assessed value Of all the taxable pro-
perty, sl2, 465 653 75 derived from these sources
value Of lands S45 43s 600 U.s. town lots $50 $50 S54
slaves 1872 675 other personal property $l3 o5
The assessed value of taxable property has been doubled
in the last seven or eight years. The receipts into the
treasury from LIST October 1850 to lst October ISL
Of revenue proper, for the first the sum was
1896 167 49, for the second year S326 o. Adding
the gross amount Of receipts together and balance IN
treasury LIST October 1850, and it makes 1901 VIZ ~
Amount Of warrants drawn on the for two years
ending ls October 1852 1891 1877 g. and also 500 66S
bonds and for which warrant was drawn but the An
di,or was required give the Treasurer credit sl
further deduction Of S3 81 to be made on account
of the deficit of the late Treasurer and still further sum
Of $40 500 3d. the amount OF State bonds ana interest on
paid by Treasurer and which he holds as 80 much
money Deduct these sums and it leaves chargeable on
the treasury lst October 1852, $4o1 400 81 The reye
being paid into the treasury for 1852 with the
amount in the treasury LIST of October last will be
sufficient to deay the ordinary expenses OF government
pay interest the State debt it falls due-pay the
State bonds falling due in 1853 and leaves surplus for
other appropriations The State debt the LIST October
last was 1857 600; but from this is to be deducted
1912 263 CO. stock in the bank, the interest on
which is paid of dividends and the bank is response
bic the principal This leaves the State debt 1854
1888 40 Of this amount 1855 900 falls due in 1885, and
ample means will be In the treasury to meet it. After
that paid the State debt will be $329 1856 49, and OF
this temporary loan $500 OOO) falls due in 1856 eav
ing the balance Of State debt 1922 1856 49, payable in
1923.
The legislative committee appointed to examine
into the condition Of the Banking Department have
reported that the securities deposited with the
Comptroller for the redemption Of circulating notes
are as annexed
BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE OF New YoRK-SEcuRrrY
FOR BANK ISSUES.
The total amount Of circulating notes outstanding on
the first day of December 1852 $40 l59 O66 o. The
following the securities -
Bonds and mortgages. $1,000: $4A4,+4o w