The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

important Financial Statement of
Secretary Cobb.
Debate in the Senate on the African
Slave Trade.
Our Special washington Despatch.

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The House yesterday refused TO with the Senate
an It's seodeu, the Legislative Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill for loan Of twenty millions Of dollars
Tais exasperates many members Of the Senate, who
threaten to insist upon their amendment II they do
the House will still refuse grant loan. II is
likely that the whole subject will be thrown into
antee Of conference, where compromise will be made
allowing the Secretary of the Treasury reissue treasury
notes 70 the amount named above.
The following is the letter Of Secretary Cobb
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June l5 1850.
SrR-kn view Of the early adjournment Of Congress,
submit to yon OF the probable demands upon
1t for fiscal year ending June So 1851 The modhca
tion Of the estimates now submitted Is based upon the
actual operations Of the Department since the time my
annual report Of December 20 1852 prepared The
probable snount In the treasury the 30th June 1850
will be four million hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars The receipts for the next fiscal year estimated
as folows:-
From customs sos 900 900
From lands Io wy Sso
Making Of means for the of sixty live
xnior nine hundred and seventy-fye thousand dollars
rae ESTIMATED expenditures for the period are:
For unexpended balances OF appropriations for the pre-
sent fiscal year. ....................slI S2o ol4
Permanent appropriations .:........,.... sII3oSS
New appropriate estimated for. 4627s 1913
Making an aggregate OF seventy five million two hun
dred seventy eight thousand and eighty nine dollars
If the same amount of unexpandei balances
should remain at the end OF the next fiscal year
as will remain at the close of the present, there will
he nf the above amount seventeen million, eight hun
dre twenty i've thousand six hundred and fourteen
dollars unca,ed during the year. and should there
Gore be deducted the above aggregate of seveniytwo
million two hundred aud seventy eight Thousand and
eehty-nine dollars which would leave the Of my
four million four hundred and 6fy-two thousand -four
7ndred and seYen five dollars. The unexPended balance,
however at the close of the present hscai year Is moch
Larger ian usual owing TO peculiar causes and should
not be taken MS the basis of safe estimate. The usual
unexpended at the end OF fiscal year does not or
inariIy much exceed the of twelve millions OF dol
Jars bcductng that amount from tho aggregate esti
mated expenditures of the next fiscal year, ana
and e' seyents-eirht thousand and eighty nine dol
Oars to be provided for. Deducting this amount
IRON the estimated means OF the Treasury for che
same period and would leave the Of Ave millions.
six hundred and nirr,ysx Thousand nine hundred and
eleven dollars the Treasury the 3oth Of June 1851
THIS amount would be increased by any excess of unex-
rnded haoc over and above twelve millions esti
rns.ed remain unexended at the end OF the next hsca
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WIN be ample to meet all the demands which esii
mailed for. U.e necessity for additional means depends
entirely upca the Of appropriations made and To- be
made by Congress over the estimated for fiic
bill providing FOR the increase OF the pay OF the navy wiz
require additional appropriation Of I've hundred thou
sand dollars The sum of three hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars required TO meet the expense u returning
the captured Africans to Africa The amount that VIII be
required pay the private bills passed by Congress can
p be estimated with any accuracy II will however IN
si probability, no, fall below one million 1--WE hun
tons have passed either one or the other branch
Of Congress- In the general appropriation bills Tor The
following objects and amounts
buildings 81 800 900
Fur Forti1catons, over and above the esti-
eor The Texas Regiment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 900
For the payment az the Oregon War Dcbt.. 5000 0oJ
For The water Works .......,............ 500. O01
For the Jail in Washington. %o0,OoJ
Eor payment OF the militia called out IN New
vor tbor,au Indians 90 ooo
Increased ex,se of the Post Office Department 900 900
ro,ai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 700 900
The aggregate Of these additional appropriations IS