The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-16

Gross receipts s-....... ....-.... 100000
Stamps -, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Legacies aud SUGGESTIONS. 100000
Bank dividends, circulation snd deposits, goo
Fines and penalties Observation-Disclosures. 1.45o,0 600
Miscellaneous schedule, &c 2,i0o oea
Special taxes, exclusive of the special
IA the sales Of distillers and rec
tifers. and inclusive of taxes
sales ..............-.-.-.. 25,o00,00o
Total. .......................... Sis, ,0oo
The receipts from distilled spirits during the las.
fiscal ending June 80, 1857 500, Isl 3A0
and from tobacco and cigars, $407O5,s2i.
With the passage of the amended
law it seems impossible, ever, with the
continuance Of defective administra-
ton. that the receipts from distilled
spirits for the next fiscal year can fail
short of $4,000 900. or from tobacco
of S25 200, 900. Assuming the correct
ness Of these latter estimates. we have
then the gross sum of S210, $50, 900 as
the receipts from internal revenue which
may be reasonably anticipated for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1868. On
tue 9th er hand. II VIC fail to eeeas@any
increase of revenue from distilled spir-
its and tobacco hey ond what was Sc
cured during the past fiscal year, the
receipts of the next fiscal year csnnot
be estimated at less than 616f, 900, 900.
From the sale of public lands the rev.
enue for the current year-viz 81.166,-
000-will undoubtedly be continued.
Fermented liquors, gas and refined
petroleum, grose receipts. stamps. lega
cies and SUGGESTIONS. bank dividends,
circulation and deposits, fines and PEN
alties. miscellaneous and special taxes,
substantially the same as during the last
fiscal year.
MIscELLAsEoUs RECEIPTS.
For the revenue receipts from miscel-
laneous sources-i e premium on gold,
sales of property, consular fees, &C.
we adopt the estimate of the Secretary
of the Treasury in lis last annual re-
port-viz: e3O.O00,0oO.
The receipts from miscellaneous
| sources, exclusive of the premium de
rived from the sales of gold coin, for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1867.
| were S2S, ,67O,0OS 95.
/ For the first three quarters Of the
present fiscal year, or from July l. 1867,
to March 81, 1868, the receipts from
miscellaneous sources. other than the
premium on gold. were $19,4I6.2SO, or
at the rate of @25. .8S7 900 for the entire
| year. These receipts were in great part
! derived from the sale OF military stores,
vessels and other condemned properly,
and are certain to be much less in the
future.
| During the last ten months the
amount of unexpended acquisitions and
sales OF property conveyed into the Treas.
ury from the War Departments amounted
to $s. s.912, 800. -.
RHcAP1TULATFoN.
A recapitulation of the foregoing es.
Inmates gives the following as the total
anticipated revenue for the next fiscal
year: assz b.ss sl.sssas
Customs -. SIes 100000
Internal revenue e.................. 2lO,660 600
Public lands. 900
Miscellaneous ...................-... $4,000, 900
! Total. :. $4Oe, ,5oo, 900
Supposing no increase Of receipts
from distilled spirits and tobacco over
the receipts for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1868. the above estimate would
be reduced $3.50, ,56O, 900. tes1
Estimate Of expenditures for next
| fiscal year, before submitted, S352. .320.-
629 gss a.sgs5 .ssssr@.
Balance to account for surplus rev.
enue. S28, ,239. .37l.
Mr.. Schenck went on to say that in.
Guiding bounties, including appropria-
tions yet to be made or likely to be
made, including all probable expendi-
lures of the Government, he had arrived
at the conviction that If this bill be-
comes law, and il the revenue derived
under it from whisky should amount to
870, ,000, 900, the receipts Of the Govern
ment for tho year would exceed by 843.-
O00, 900 all needed expenditures. The
Government would be able to pay boun-
ties, to pay the interest on the public
debt and to pay all other expenses and
come out with that surplus at the end Of
the year. In conclusion Mr.. S:henck
thanked the House for the attention
paid to his remarks. He intimated his
intention to leave the matter open for
general debate for the remainder Of
this days session and al to morrow,
and TO ask thai the bill be taken up for
regular and continuous action from
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