The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-21

ment; and which department
coliects all the revenue ffoth thin
ocean mail service. -. -. $500. S65,555 So
The expenses attending the seventh
census II an expenditure accruing
only once every ten years, and the
amount under this head, in the
expenditures of the last year. is. 547 1856 on
Making together. ........... ss,g11, 5sl 80
If to this s added the expenses of
collecting the revenue from GUS
toms, and lands which previoust to
the year 1849 were deducted from
the gross receipts, and the net
revenue only paid into the trea-
sury, but which form items of
expenditure during the last year
to the extent of.................. 224s,T15 IS
Making altogether. .i....... $5,52T, 407 81
Which, deducted from the preceding sum OF
$3b 1852 Oss So would leave $30,434, 692 So as the
regular and ordinary, including some considera
ale items OF extraordinary expenditures of the
Government for the last fiscal year.
1t will be observed that the whole amount of the
last lnstalment to Mexico ia included In the ex-
penditure OF the years but the Gum of $66, 467 AZ
has since been refunded into the treasury and will
appear in the miscellaneous receipts for the cur
rent fiscal year. being the profit accruing to the
United States from gain in exchange in conse-
quence of the said instalment having been paid in
the city of Mexico.
The balance remaining in the Treasury on the
Let July, 1852, 1t will be seen, was l4 632 81
By the last annual report from this Department,
| the estimated total receipts and means from all
sources for the year ending 30th June, 1852, were
$b24ll ,645 66. The estimated total expenditures
for the same period were S. ,952 o09 SO; leaving
an estimated Incorporated balance in the Trea-
sury on the lst of July last of 45S 743 O9. the
| actual balan6e In the Treasury at
that date was. Observation-Disclosures. $l4,632,l36 81
From which deduct the balance a
of appropriations already made
for the same fiscal year, ans '
drawn, but subject I'd draft, on
the lst tuiy last, Of. ............ CLOS, 3l5 as
To tho payment of which the ac-
tual balance in the Treasury on &e
that date of sS14,632,136 i37'was
liable, and the actual unappro.
priated balance in the Treasury
on the lst OF Jolly last Was...... $8,523 800 SO
This estimated receipts for the current fiscal year
as submitted in December, 1851, were 81 800 900.
The actual receipts SO far returns have been re-
celved for the hve months ending the 30th Novem.
Der, being ,220, 29s 20, indicate the then esi-
| mates OF receipts to have been nearly correct.
he then estimated expenditures as submitted
| to Congress for the current fiscal year were
1882 2S9 10, and the unapproprated balance
in the Treasury the LIST July, 1853, provided no
additional appropriations beyond the estimates
then submitted should be made by Congress,
was estimated at S20,366, 443 Congress- how.
ever, in its appropriations exceeded the estimates
submitted BY this Department, (including provi-
SION for any deficiency in the income of the Post
once IN consequence Of the Reduction in the rates
OF postage about ten millions of dollars. ~ I'D,
The actual expenditures for the current fiscal
year, as appropriated and authorized by Congress,
Exclusive of the sum to be applied to the re
demption OF the public debt,) therefore amount
to 36O,579 O9, in place of $42,S92299 49,,
in the treasury at the end of the current fiscal
year is estimated at $5,372,O79 81, after allow
ing the sum of S7,l99,4797 n as applicable to the
redemption OF the public debt. s,z1r1 +, u ,fss.t
This, however, it must be observed, is the unap :.
propriaed and not the actual balance which will re
In the treasury at the date specified The actual
balance undrawn at that date, provided Congress
creates no unexpected demands upon the treasury
mated at about $40, OO0, 900, after having redeem.
ed during the year more than $1,000. 600 of the
debt. - -
For the fiscal year ending on the 3Oth of June,
1894 the total receipts are estimated at ,200, 200,
which, with the estimated balance ia the treasury
on the LIST Of July next, will give the estimated
total reahs for the year the sum of Sc ,572 O79 81
The estimated total expenditures for that period
are $46, 2oa, 1853 60, leaving estimated unappro-
priated balance in the treasury on the Let of Julv
1854 of $ 10, 1868 1926 81, without other deduction
from the available means of the year towards the
reduction Of the public debt, except the sum of
5S6,63l for the purchase from the land fund of the
loan of l547. assst ...r---,ss t-- =.
PUBLIC DEBT.
The public debt on the Goth November, 1851, was
$62, bot, 1895 rs, exclusive of the stock authorized
10 be delivered to Texas by act of Congress Of 9th
september, 1850. amounting to 5 200, 900; of
which $5,000,0OO of certificates were ready and
awaiting the demand of that State at the date of
my last annual report; that amount has since been
delivered to the authorized agent Vt the State of
Texas; thus increasing the aggregate registered
debt to 67 $50 1895 &c. The following reductions
have been made since the last annual exhibit of the
public debt, up to the LIST January: - 5
On of Of