New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
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eusb'Pg feature q TIE afIJnfDed 70 III OF July,
! vbict HAs otlebTs.ei "a holiday in ils public
/ 5epai.rents, AID va, obser7et Otherwise by q
su.pen,icn Of busiress sn1 ruih ffom the ho. and
| dusty city. Ttere Tas no p.5tense Of patriotic
. psrt9e, except thst soue f''y.f,ur o,d sodiors
catrg back . 1872, presented Themselves a. the
" bite House, exchanged ssl1.s,ions with tle
President, ari itel had E good tlme over cola
ton at the City Hall wsshipston takes her shave
Of matte nality very easily and Is quite wiling L b.
entertained by the performances in other commud-
ties without mourning any Of the inconvenience
her;ef
The first regular fiscal year under the present
Administration terminated on the 3Oth OF June, and
the exhibit of its condition il ANYTHING but encour-
aging The official returns for three quarters have
already been published. and the fourth can be fairly
estimated from the weekly reports at the Treasury.
The first quarter, ending on the Both September
last produced within fraction Of S2l 900 900 from
customs lands, and miscellaneous sources. The
succeeding two, ending on tie 3ls December and
31st March, yielded under 81, 100000, and that
y hich has Just expired may be rated az the same
average. Thus the actual Income Of the year, iu-
cludrg the most productive quarter ever known,
has only reached an aggregate of Si50O0,000,
against an expenditure of at least double that
smount This is one way Ct going forward. The
Administration pleads innocence Of having produced
these results ignoring the material fact that they
| are the natural consequences of the Democratic
policy, upon which it clambered into power. The
party is responsible and the Administration cannot
separate from that responsibility until it entirely
sbandOns the party which il has already succeeded
in disiutegrating and demoralizing.
Although Congress has adjourned three weeks,
the apprOp iatiOns are not even yet collected and
properly complled so that il is still impossible t0
resent them with even approximate accuracy. Yet
The mon put forth statement which was adopted
in other quarters, claiming to give precise state
ment, when the Identical figures were used in
speech of Mr. Letcher two days before tle adjourn
ment, and bcforc all the appropriation bills were
passed This fact is sufficient 20 establish the char
acter Of that statement and prove that il was got
up entirely for effect, and without the least Itg ard
TO reliability But the appropriations will soon
speak for Themselves, and then the public will be
undeceived in regard to this attempted imposufe
While it may be convenient to peryert figures
which are not yet officially ascertaned for party
purpose, there are some which cannot be so easily
cOpjured into plausible shape. For example, we
know in exact dollars and cents how much money
the Administration has received and had lhOrlzed,
during the fiscal year which has just closed, and 1t
may be instructive to revive those figures now for
the edifcation Of the country. They admit of no
cavil or controversy, and cannot be denied or dis
puted. Here they are in precise dttal
Cobb. Report si77oli n
Nisceisneous Soorces es................... @998l9 81
Rscaoi. :, c,nd 7O2 665 co
Reeeo;. faSfbi qasrter jn., closed c.iinaied by
the Hon. Clancy Jones on june IL s....... lOeOoo w
T.sry Notes authorized by met Of Dec 1851 - c00Co0
Lam authorized by &C. June 1855 ...... - OOOOJ 70
.......................Sr37s5Of i3
Within the last twelve months, the Administra-
ton collected from revenue and obtained from Con-
gress notes and lOsn, with the balance in the Treas
ury on the lst of July making up round aggregate
of nearly & i04 600 O00 II is no part of our busi
ness to explain how this money was expended, or
into what pockets it sought refuge. Nor is this all.
OF the Treasury uoes the Secretary has already re-
issued SO 600 OO0 Of the FIRST three per cents, and
will give the other $1,000, 900 the same direction
whenever they paid in for public dues. With these
reissues lie is clearly chargeabe, Tor 1t ls employ
ment of the public credit to that extent second
time. after first redemption. Without however,
discussing this point, the naked facts presented
above are sufficient for the desired object. They
disclose what the people most desire to know, and
that is the amount Of money which came INTO the
baIds of the Administration during the past year.
I his chsrge is now mude out plainly aud posi-
tivey, and should be answered with equal distinct
ness a. to the expenditures. What has become o
the SlO4 000, 600 That is the real question, and
categorical reply will be more appreciated than
hundred disquisiOns Oh Ietrenchment. VINO mas
got the Sl04, GOO 900 EDEA'
Correspondence tf The Phl.delphia Pie's.
WAsHINGToS, July g, 1853.
II is evident Gov Denver has determined resi2o,
which will give snCtoer chance to tho pa'flots VINO
want h plsce. The Kansas papers speak highly o.
Denver { integrity and general nlpaI;lsty.
James 5. Gieen has reached Mies9hi by thi, t'me
Before he left Washngfon he very decided against
tie prescription Of The Douglas Democracy O IlInoi'
The truth about il Is thai een mas dlscJveted a
sIO' = srti LeccmptOn fselog among his oSn people
IN .eouii. FraIk Baf, the free DemoeIaLic csudl'
dae in ST. LOUIS viii be elsoted by ID ge ua )rty,
n. there is 10 telling what will become OF Missouri
pot cs the olish wsr upon Judge Douglas goeso on.
Ia keLiucby the opposition csludate lCI ths COui;
Of Appeals is mskiog ant-LecoInptoA fpeecues eI
over Stste and bis chaIces sad to be good tor
CO rot tiirk lat Messra. Berjrrin. Harri, L,
Sere & Co. Will coc,p'ete their Ienu,utspec line
Through Mexico as smooibly So was expected. The
6lsu'bslce il Mexico srd tie jesleIiy. Of tie Iiva
companies, vii DO much t. iIteuvps and srrest cpsrs
iicps.
There +, no doubt tbst 81. Sdel can 60 to France
f lie de.ts it. M. DIX is ambitious Or the mision.
Nj Sdei les taken such deep nterest in the soeedY
execution OF Judge DouslsS that probably he vii re-
r-niu at bone.
The f,i.lds Of ex President Pierce will be glad to
lesrn that, by late sTigal BY ship from MedeIs
tdn.gs l.ye tcer received from BIN. HIS osn hesth
was reIfr.t. Tie Health e Ms EXCELLENT vile hal
been inuoved by ter so urn IN the i.issd, but the
osuses Cf Ler sickre'sv not otieuoVcs. Ihey were
10 iteiIa On the ls Ct JuLs o4 LIS oyn thence
syoding t,e large Er4rpe.n c.c5, tjr NevAy, IN
Sg'zeIisrG, whtre he VII sPeod 10 SJiDmer. :.
NnthsL:e HsatboIIo .ri Mr. bu Howsrd alsrch
will be with hin IN Switzerland, tear TIE p-f'od
Of hs stHy in Europe will be controlled ~ the hesLth
c. Mrs. pleroe.
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