The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-17


~ BY such an arrangement the consume
4 would not be isjured; it is true he nigh
Z have to pay slit,Ie more dutyslon g'Ver
NJ article in eyear; but if sothe would pay
a liltle less inanother, and ia a seri.s Z
3 years these You'll counterba anco each othi
er, and amount to the s,me thing, so tai
o as his interest is concerned This iacon
venience would be tri1ins. when conlras
ted with the additional security thus afford
:. ed against frauds upon the revenue, 10
e. which, every cus.emss-is'dircstly Interested
/ l baye thrown out these suggestions as
r tIleEfrmts Of my own observation, to which
Congress,in their better judgement,wll give
e such weight as they may justly deserve.
n The report ofthe Secretary the Treas
! urv willtxplain in detail llie operations o
1 that department OF tile Government The
r receipts into the treasury from yall sources
during the fiscal year ending 13oth June,
1858, including the Treasury notes auI Dor,
ized by the act Of December 23l, 857,
were seventy million two hundred and sew
enty.three thousand eight hundred aud
sixty nine dollars and fiftynine cents,
1870, ,q73.s69 SO which amount, with The
balance OF seventeen million seven hundred
and ten thousand one hundred and four
teen dollars and twenty seven cents, ,$l7,-
!, 7l0,ili27) remaining in the treasury al
the commencement oflhe year made an ag-
gregate for the service Of the year Of eight,
, seven million nine hundred and eighty-three
thousand oine hundred and eighty three
dollars and eighty-six cents, s87,9s3,-
983 SO. 1ii. autI gjfioiau stb -io .iigj
The public expenditures during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1853, amounted to
eghty.one million five hundred and slightly.
five six hundred and sixty.seyen, dollars
and sixty seven cents, Isl 1867 76, J Of
which nine million six hundred and eighty,
four thousand five hundred and thirty sew
en- dollars and ninety nine cents, S9,6S4,-
537 99] were applied to the payment Of
public debt and the redemption, OF treasury
notes with the interest thereon, leaving in
the tteasury on July H. 1873, being the
commencement of the present fiscal year.
six lion three hundred and nlpety-eight
thousand three hundred and sixteen collars
an ten cents. (S6, 1893 3l910)rr Gm6v
/ The receipts into the, treasury, during
the first quarter Of the present fiscal year,
commencing on the lot Of July, 1853, iuclu
ding one half of the loan oi twenty millions
of dollars, with the. premium upon il, sau.
thorized by the act OF 14th June. 1855.
were twenty, five million two hunlttd and
thirty thousands eight hundred and seventy
! nine dollars ard lurty-six csnts, 25, $50,
! B79 46, and the estimated receipts for the
remaining three quarters TO The 3Jlh une
1859, "a hon ordinary sources, are thirty
eight million FIVE hundred thousand dollars,
/ (S33, 500 900 making, with the balance
before stated, an average Of seventy mill
ion one hundred and twenty nine thousand
one hundred and ninety five dollars and if
Ety.six cents, 70, l29, 1861 .'.'
The expenditures, during the first quar-,
ter Of the present issAl year, were twenty
one million seven hundred and eight thou,
sand one hundred and ninety eight, dollars
ana fifty -one cents, S2l sos, 1913 5ll Of
which one million and ten thousand one
hundred and forty-two dollars and thirty
seven cents, (Si ,olo, lag 81 were applied
10 the payment Of the public debt and the
redemption Of treasury notes and the in
terest thereon. The estimated expendi
lures, during The remaining three quarters
TO 30ih June, 1850, are fifty two million,
three hundred and fifty; seven thousand SIX
hundred and nine y eight dollars and forty !
eight cents, s52, 357 ,69S 4a] making an
aggregate of seventy four millions sixty
five thousand eight hundred and ninety
six dollars and ninety nine cents, 1874
065, 1896 SO. being an excess Of expendi
ture, beyond the estimated receipts into the
treasury from ordinary sources, during the
fiscal year t, the 3 lth June. 1859 Of three
million ninehundred and Thirty six thousand
seven hundred and one dollars and forty
three cents [s3,93S,70l 43. ]Extraordina-
ry means are placed bylaw within the com. |,
mand Of the secretary of the treasury, by
the reissue Of treasury notes redeemed,
and by negotiating the bslance ofilhe loan
authorized by the act Of the 14th Of June,
1858 to the extent Of eleven millions of dol
lars, which il realized during the present
fiscal year, will leave balance in the treas
ury, on Tie first day Of July, 1850, Of sew
en- million sixly.three thousand two huh
dred and ninety dollars and fifty seven cents,
1908. 900 57.) 9.'.'s .. a.''ss. J. a4S
The estimated receipts during the next I,
fiscal year ending 3Oth June, 1859, are six Z
y-two millions Of dollars, (s69 oUo, ,oOo,) (
which, with the above estimated balance Of +
seven million sixty three thousand two k
hundred and ninety eight dollars and fifty
seven cents, (s7 ,063, e9s 57) make an az 1
gregate for the service Of the next fiscal |
year, Of sixty.nine millions sixty three I
thousand two hundred and ninety.e At dol. I
lars and fifty seven cents, [ S69. .o63, ,998-