Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-12-23

the service Of the next fiscal year eighty million six
hundred and six thousand eight hundred and eight dollars
and forty cents, (SO, SOC, 81 40
The estimated txpe nditures during the fiscal year
ending 3Hh June ls6l sixty six millions hun
dred and fourteen thousand nine hundTe and twenty eight
dollars and seventy cent (667l492S 79) Of this
amount three million three hundred and eighty thouS
spd six hundred and tweny-ons dollars and thirty
the p1biie debit leaving the sum Of sxty-three million
thre hundred and twenty eight houssnf three hundred
and seven dollars and foTyhye cents to- zSef 49) io
the ordinary expenditures during the hkcal
ne SUEh June, 1851. Upon estimates balance
will be left in the Treasury the 30sh June 1851 Of thiF
mill ms eight hundred and nine,yone thousand eight
hun dred and seventy dollars and SIXTY sls
| So ,SI96il
the essury the drss Of Jay $780, viii be rsdr eed by
such appropriations shall be made by 70 into
effect eertaia Indian treaties during the present fiscal
asked fotby the Secretary Of the Interior the
amount OF Ave hundred aud thrtynine thousand three
hunTed and h dollars, $685. t50O and upon the tsti
mats Of the Postmaster General for service OF his
Department the scal year. ending SOth June 1885,
mounting four million hundred and nne-aix thou
snd nine doafs 296 o. 81 tIgether with The urtar
estimate of that seT service CT the present toA
year. ding Both Jule lee being Ave million hve hun
de and twenty six thoussnd three hundre and twenty
four olars, (s5 making gregate OF ten mil
lion three hundred and xty-one thousand six hundred
and eighty three dollars, $40 3sl 6s3)
should these spprop ions be made requetted BY the
Departments the balance ia the treasury the
30in June, 1861, will not Is estimated exceed three mil
lion Ave hundred and Thirty thousand one hundred and
ninety six dollars, sxtyone cents, $50 1876 s.
transmit herewith the npors Ct the Secretaries Of
Of war; Of the Navy OF the Interior and Of the Postmast
er General They each contain valuable information and
In portant recommendations teI worthy Of the serious
| conside. atioa Of Congress.
It will appear nom the report the Secretary Of War
that the army Expenditures have materially reduced
BY system Of rigid economy, which, In his opinion,
every guarantee thai the reduconwi permanent The
estimates of the department. for the fiscal year
been reduced nearly two millions Of Solars below esti
mates for the Pre'ent fiscal year, andhs million dollars
below the amount granted Tor this yer the last session
Of Congress.
The expenditures Of the Post ocs department during
the past fiscal year, ending the 3Uth D June Is O.
elusive Of payments for mail Specially u owl ted for
By Congress out Ofths general treaur amounted ti4
96s493 3D. and is receipts TO 81 s6 4s4 A showing de-
Acieney to be supplied from the treasury $4,000 25
against $5267 10 for the year ending sob ydne s3s
me increased cost OF transportation growing out Of the
expansion Of the service required By Ccngrs. expsns
this rapid augmentation Of the expenditures. i rrs
yng however, 10 observe increase Of reces the
year ending the Sth Juns 1859, equal tl 90; a