Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-01-04

The estimated receipts during the next fiscal year
ending 30th June, 1861, are sixty-six million two
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars ($66,225
OOO,) which, with the balance estimated, as before
stated, as remaining in the Treasury on the Both
June, 1860, vii! make an aggregate for thAservce
Of the next fiscal year of eilAty million six hundred
and six thousand eight hundred and eight dollars
and forty cents ($sO,6O6, ,sOs 4O)
The estimated expenditures d ing the next fis-
cal year ending SOth June, 1861, are sixtysix mil
lion seven hundred and fourteen thousand nine
hundred and twenty-eight dollars and seventy nine
cents ($66, 7149 92S 79) Of this amount, three mil
lion three hundred and eighty yslx thousand six hun
dr0d and twentyone dollars and thirty -four cents
&3,3S6,62l 34) will be required to pay the interest
on, nupubic debt; leaving the snm Of sixty-three
Million three hundred and twenty-eight thousand
three hundred and seven dollars and forty five cents
($63, ,328, 307 45) for the estimated ordinary expen
dtures during the fiscal year ending s0th JuEe,
1861 Upon these estimates balance will be left
in the treasury the Both June, 1861, of thirteen
million eight hundred and nnety-one thousand
eight hundred and seventy nine dollars and sixty
one cents (S13, ,S91 1873 61.)
But this balance, as we'll as that estimated to
main in the treasury on the 1st July, 1860, will be
reduced by such appropriations shall be made by
law to carry into effect certain Indian treaties du-
ring the present fiscal year. asked for by the Secre
tary of the INTERIOR to the amount of five hundred
and thrty-nine thousand three hundred and fifty
dollars, $3.50 9350) and upon the estimates of the
Postmaster General for the service of his Depart
ment the last fiscal year, ending 3Oth June; 1859,
amounting to four million two hundred and ninety
six thousand and nine dollars ($4 296 60O9D togeth
with the further estimate of that officer for the ser
vice of the present fiscal year, ending 30th june
1860, being five million five hundred and twenty
six thousand three hundred and twenty-four dollars
(S5,526,324) making an aggregate of ten million
three hundred and sixly-one thousand six hundred
and eghty-three dollars, (s1O,3 $685.
Should these appropriations be made as requested
by the proper departments, the balance in the
treasury the 30th June, 1861 will not it is esti
mated exceed three million five hundred and thirty
thousand one hundred and ninety-six dollars and
sxty-one cents, ($3, $50, 1876 61)
transmit herewith the reports of the Secretaries
War, of the Navy, of the Interior, and of the
Smaster General. They each contain valuable
Z Nnaton and important recommendations well
Wy of the serious consideration of Congress.
Will appear from the report of the Secretary of
vat the army expenditures have been mate
'duced by system of rigid economy, which,
'inion offers every guarantee that the re-
will be permanent. The estimates of the
vt for the next have been reduced nearly
IS of dollars below the estimates for the
year, and half million of dollars be-
lo mt granted for this year at the last ses-
u SO ass.
/ I lures of the Post Office Department
durh fiscal year, ending on the 3Oth June,
1859, fragments for mail service special
ly prov Congress out of the general treas
lury, an. $l4,964, ,493 33, and its receipts
to $7,96, showing deficiency TO be sup
plied fro. sury Of Sc, 996. OO9 26, against
]. 81 4:5671 ..,r.he wear ending 30th June 1853