The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

Tbe mt category consists OF the expenses cover
ed by the ordinary bridget; and OF The amount OF
f30l5 56s purses, Or Eli zoo, 900, we find the sum
vi ! f62.l39 purses, (f5 400 ,U0O) covered by the
budRet allotted to the three departments.
1he second category consists Of the expenses for
which the treasury has been able to procure re-
sources, and this figure amounts to purses,
or f3 10000. a~, W..
The third category consists of the expenses cover
ed BY the funds OF the first loan and the amount is
523,754 purses, or FL $40 900. fse
by the documents annexed the board will see that
the b, deet consist in
]. 6l7 2a7 purses, (f2 ,2ss ,2s5,) the produce of
2. 10000 purses. (seOs OOo) advanced by M. de
Roth child on the new loan.
"a 4s9 purses (f20l ,s00) national gifts.
A. 3ss,l62 purses Gel 100000, issue OF paper
s. 1852 purses GAG 7OO), lent by the deposit
end merchandise banks caisses de depots sf de
den1ets. tf
which makes 1928 ,574 purses (f4673 ,0oo) or
this s,m 6l7 2s7 purses (s3 1856 O0O form the pro-
duce If the first loan, Of which
623,764 purses Gel ,9A0,000,) expenses settled;
ss643 purses (f346, o00) received by the treasury
on account oil the war expenses advanced.
The total amount OF the war expenses during the
twenty EIGHT months being l,553449 purses (f6,.
100000 and the amount Of resources disposed OF
ly the treasury being 1928 ,574 purses 800),
the treasury may therefore claim 329,S74 purses
1927 .O60.)
On lDb ldltef 6uIn tne treasurer mas PAID
10000 purses (3590 0OO) by conversion into bonds
bearing 10 Fer cent interest;
100000 purses (f59O. 00O) on the ordinary reve.
nues destined for other branches Of the service.
lie added floating debt OF about 100000 purses
(f76OO00), which the government has to pay in the
PROVING es for goods in kind and about 800 900 purses
(flz35,OOOl for different purchases on credit for
the War and Marine departments.
To Jesume, then In the period Of q months the
extraoi binary expenses of the war amounted to
al out 100000 purses Get 400 OoO) In this sum
figure
100 900 purses (fs7o oOO) advanced to the allied
armies In war material, ammunition, &c.
d. ring this lapse Of time Turkey, to be able to re-
sit Rus<i and the Greek Entertainments. oblig
I'd " have never less than 100000 men under arms.
always teen maintained (ent'vte,us) by the imperial
government. The imperial government, without
levying any new tax, n,antaine this war for two
Europe than f2.500, 900 sterling of the first loan,
and 1900 600 advanced on the second; it may be
proud to show such statement to its allies justify
ing their confidence.
1t must render testimony of all the populations Of
the empire, which by an admirable devotion auevi-
aied the burdt ms of war.
In submitting this statement to the Board, the 60
vernneht has two objects in view-that of making
tie Board thoroughly acquainted with the actual
state Of affairs, and that OF asking from the Board on
the funds Of the loan the
l69s74 purses (f62s, OOO) advanced to the Treasu
j
account Of the interest Of the public debt to lie
paid owing to the delay occasioned by the state
OF war in collecting the revenues.
Let Us pass to the Departments of War. Marine
and Artillery, to provide for the present budget,
half OF which is already gone.
The War Department, the most considerable one,
has already presented its budget from the 18th Of
March, 1865, to the 18th of March 1885, The Minis
try OF Marine is preparing its budget The artie-
ry MT being able to fix beforehand the amount Of
m1tfriel and ammunition required, will call upon the
board for money according as it may require 1t.
BUDGET at o
owing to the course Of exchange, fl,92O,O00. On
this budget sum of 81 1871 purses (f3O0OO0) was
destined for general expenses council OUTLAWS, the
TIE 18th Corps dArmee, that Of Bagdad, paid di-
recty by the treasury is not included in this est
mate.
The board will see by the annexed that there ex-
ist:-
Men.
Infantry and Guards ~, $50
a1,;syx ' ~ md ~ Ss
To,a' lo5, 1875
contingent maintained by the British government.
The pay of this effective force for one year amounts
Ia S.,, \. 10 purses 20 a OoS
Exrtpses Of smbuiances and
nth ~. s1 2sa a0a oo
Total purses .............. $685. SS 10000
Deductingth ordinary estimates from that there
zen aims deficit of about f4O0 ,0OO resulting from
the exchanges and from The increased price of every
article; it must be observed that the prices since the
month Of last March have again greatly increased.
Each soldier Of the line costs yearly All piastres
and each horseman ,4O3 piastres.
The col2p Of Redifs actually under arms amounts
te-lnfsntfy Men 90 $50
Cavalry Observation-Disclosures. u,l77
Total Observation-Disclosures 0Ss27
From which must be deducted the contingent
nxin,ained BY the British government 80. 7,741
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