Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-22

The estimated expenditures during tho
S Isss to a june a so 1855 i aTs O'o's'
Civil lis, foreign intercourse and misce- = o,,ooo,-
Expenses psass Of collecting from
Expenses Expenses Of collecting the revenue from
Ar IaSas proper, &c. s,os,SsS y
Fortheaions, ordnance, arming mill
Internal improvements &c l3sees u
I Indian department IT.. i iSSsss 3 g
Naval establishment including drydoeks
and ocean steam mail contracts 1t43oo 90
Redemption stock Of the loan Of ls4a se22s3l IS
Purchase Of stock Of the loan Of ls4I lI654o AZ :,
Treasur y july /, 1853 Of s5s72o7s 81
This balance, it viii be observed, exists af-
ter the application of So, 1873, AIT to the re-
dempton of the public debt.
The estimated receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal year commencing July !, 1853,
and ending June 80, 1854, are
Receipts from custom, sie-ee0aoo 90
Receipts public lands 100000 90
Receipts from miscellaneous sources 2oooW W
Total estimated receipts 5l,aoooO 90
the Treasury July 1858 SS72os 81
Total means, as estimated s56,s7207s 81
The expenditures for the same period, as
estimated by the several Departmental
State, Treasury Interior, War; and Navy,
and Postmaster General-are:
Balances Of former appropriations which will b requT;
ed to be expended this year So,s79,ss3 =
Permanent and indefinite appropriations sl72s2s 6s
Specific appropriations asked for this 30l5oio e.
s4eaos,753 90
This sum is composed of the following par
culars, viz
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and miscel-
Expenses Of collecting revenue from ;.
Expenses ofoOllectng revenue from lands se4s2O %
Fortheatons, ordnance armng militia
Internal improvements &c. ss52o5 70
Indian department l,sl2ls7 IS
Naval establishment including dry-iocks
and ocean steam mail contracts l2cs 20 oS
purchase Of stock Of the loan Of 1877 5s6e8i 90
s46ss75S 60
Leaving an estimated balance in Treasury JulyI
1854, Of slO3ss, 325 81
1t viii be by reference the foregoing statement
that the total cash receipts and means in the Treasury for
the year ending 30th June 1852 $50 OBJ 81
Ofwhch there received from customs 339 1876 g.
from lands and miscellaneous, So 389, 06027; and
balance in the treasury at the of the
Of $40, 9ll, 645.6S.
The expenditures for the same period 90
which includes the following payments account of the
public debt, viz:
For interest including s5OoO,oOo Of percent
For the redemption principal sseloo
4 s'.s.as.s 9 notes 800
Reimbursement Of the fourth and hfh install
ment Of the Mexican indemnity 2s7'tso 20
Total 49,. ssz5,8l5 s.
Il the cities Of the District 10000 90
SaeiaaPs IIIalss ass $50 ssS %
Making asotalos sO0l5,796 81
included in the expenditures of the last fiscal year
of the principal and interest Of the funded and
funded public debt which, deducted from the above sum,
reduces the expenditure TO SS5, &c., 099S9
From this latter sum- however, may be still further de-
Quoted the following items which form portion of the
regular expenses Of the Government viz:
Repayment TO importers Of the Of dePoites
Repayment of drawback allowances for damages on
Ss. ss.; 4: R9F W ss.S
Court ssqaescesI in by the Department 22l9s5 81
sets Of Congress li3,9C7 70
sin further reduction may be made for the ocean
mail service which more properly belongs othe Post
which are entirely distinct from the general expenses
b, ao ,Ss ss ssn ns .tra collects s.
The attending the seventh censuss an e5Psn
amount undo head, the expenditures ofthe
last year. Is SF'Ss6 o2
Making together s5,277yosi s.
Is sd penscso collecting the revenue
om customs and lands. which previous . the year
Hst rs %S p l into sof t treasury but ~hcs
sI,sutG 224s71S IS
Making altogether . s5527 4O7 %
Which deducted from the preceding 962 099 49,
would leave $50 692 90 the regular and ordinary
including considerable items extraordinary expen
ditures Of the Government for the last fiscal year
II will be observed that the whole amount Of the last
instament to Mexico Is included in the expenditure Of the
year but the sum Of S6G e AZ has since refunded
receipts for the current fiscal year being the profit ac
crung the United States from gain in exchange in con-
sequence Of the said instament having been paid in the
city Of Mexico.
The balance remaining in the Treasury on the Il July
1859, il will be seen, was Sl4, 632 1861.
By the last annual report from this Department
tmated total receipts and from all for the
year ending Both june 1852 S62 All ,6456s The
estimated total expenditures for the period were
$50 952 800 leaving estimated unapproprated ba
lance in the Treasury the July last Of ass 90
The ausi balance in Treasury ga 6136
Prom which deduct the balance q appropriations al
ready madef 81 the fiscal undrawn, bat
subject 10 on Ist Of July lat. Of clOs3l5 Z
10 the payment u which the actual balance In the
Treasury that date Of fi4 ,63l 1888 was LIABLE.
and the actual ,aaapproprr1f balance n Treasu.
the Let Of July last sNs]5s@5 >
The estimated receipts for the current fiscal year.
submitted in December, 1861, were Sol, SOO,OOO III
actual receipts far returns have been received 70
the Eve months ending November 80 being 22 900 e
indicate the then estmes Of receipts have been near
correct
The then estimated expenditures, submitted TO Con
gress for the current fiscal year. S42 1872 -
the Incorporated balance in the Treasury the Is
July, 1853 provided additional appropriations beyon
the estimates then submitted should be made by Congress
estimated at $50 1866, 443 Congress- however in il
appropriations exceeded the estimates submitted by hi
Department (including provision for any deficiency i
the income Of the Post Office in consequence Of the
duction in the rates Of POSTAGE about ten millions
dollars.
The actual expenditures for the current fiscal year.
appropriated and authorized by Congress exclusive
the sum be applied to the redemption Of the publ
deb0 therefore amount to 1913, 800 $40 o. in place
$40 500 299 49, estimated BY the Department and tn
balance in the Treasury the end the current fsca