The New York herald., 1869-06-07
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE T. lssa-rs1PLE SHEET

schaumburg-Lippe. not given. but probably tribe.
Schwarzhurg- -Ruoolstadt. about 100000 thalers;
Durg-Sondernausen, 1,44l,o79 lhaiers: Wal
deck 80 100 thaers This last prncipalty published
no statement since 1851 when 1t owed 100000 tla-
rs, and our estimate is Father under than over The
mark. The expenses OF the entire states reduced 10
Pr'lssian thalers made 10 for 1868, 275Jo93l. The
excuses or collection ia the minor S.ates doubl-
M less varies but we are bound TO conine ourselves
ou that point to Prussia Her receipts for lSos.
ia anced by the expenses, were l591o7.o1i thalers
Oh which direct taxes were 4leo7, 400; eos. Oh col
lectlon, 35.2o per cent; salt and 0tner mines &c.,
~ "a 'aoS 900; coliection So.4s per cent; railroads
Sl,aie619; COLLECTION, 65.l3 Average COST Vi uian-
aging revenue, "a. 80 per cent.
PORTUGAL
Population. 4.7ooOo9; oebt internal, li,ooo,ooo
milrels; external, 40,oo0,ooo, with an interest
OF 1900, 9Sa miireis The annual expenses amounted
In 1858 TO 21,S3l, 94l m,lrels, with dencit
OF receipts amounting 70 threeeleveths oi the ex-
pens 8. the direct taxes were oO9s 405 mirels and
the indirect taxes ana customs s44l, ia7. the rest
being made up OF receipts from various minor
sources The expenses OF COLLECTION are not oDtanl
able.
Population, excluding Poland, Finland Siberia
and tue Caucasus, which have their own separate
financial administration, may be set down ut ~. o0o.
CO., CO., Her dent IN 1859 was l,7saeeS,a74 roubles
year as 4l5l4s75 r0ubles but IL actually resulted in
nearly 1000 900; and the DEBT OF 1857 was
566 roubles; but st the rate Of increase
1t must have brought the deDt Of 1858, IN r0und
numbers up 10 l9Ol, 900 900 rOuples. The expenses
for 1868 were 4S0, 593 AIS r0uDes with deficiency OF
over IL 000,000 The receipts from direct taxes
o. 1852; costing to collect S.lS per cent; posts
on liquors. salt tobacco and beet sugar. las, 617 6iI
28 $50, 507 on liquors alone) at cost OF 7ss per
cent; customs, 1906, $780, ut 07 per cent, and d.
item, cost 100 per cent TO collect IS hardly air
to put under such q head. The whole cost VI col
lecung the revenue is 1873 per cent.
SAN AARIN0.
This Is curious pocket republic with population
OF 1900 which Is governed by captain regents, has
grand army OF militia OF l. .iSy men, commanded by
Ii.C N
note tine fact that this little speck on The map the
smallest republic and next 10 Monaco, she sulsliesE
independent State III the world, has national deot
OF 2l,0O0i. and an annual expenditure VI o5,oo0f.
SPAIA.
Population, exclusive OF colonies, 100000. The
debt III 1866 10 osa l34O5S reals with an interest
o. 44, no. The annua. deciJ for years has been
from nity 10 seventy millions OF reas ANNUALLY aud
tine debt Is now reckoned az ~ 726o03oJ) reals The
annual expenses for 1878 were 2G3 o67. TOO, with
detciy OF 7O,6o6,06o reais. OF the receipts direct
iaXeS brought IN ga $50 900 reals; indirect taxes,
4sz, ,JO5, ,0iJ; monopoi.es, OF winch tobacco ~
ce, o2i o29, 30); pubic properly, 16O,930; SPECIAL
receipts l5OCU,00O; and revenue from the colonies,
ll4 COZ, SO. The collection Vi the noIne reyeaue
Sweden AND NORWAY.
sweden, with u population OK s,200, 900, owes
$4,000 100 ryksdalcrs ~ ksmynt, with crest of
5y1S,00. her annual Expenditures are ,fJ3 ,l27
ryksda!ers rykslnynt With an annua de1clt VI aOoat
i've millions. Size receives foin customs and excise
14,0J0, 000 and from imports on brandy 0o1v, 900,
whca make up Cwo-thl!tls Uf her receipts. Of tne
cost VI collection we nave no accurate lniOrnaton
The eXpeIises are really greater than Is set down
the Dud9e several OF her oice-hoders draw tneIr
support from the revenue arslug out OF Ger tam
pubic estates and this Is not included III the alnount
above. Norway, with population OF ,S0J, 900, owed
In 1865 s.Si0,oo0 ryAsdaiers specie, which Is about
her debt now. her expenses III 1868 were j,0l3,0tJ
specie da.ers, her receipts the same. OF the latter
customs produced 3,V)VO 200 specie daers, at cost
800 O0Ocost not given, the rest OF tne revenue
was made up ron timber, mines, mails, leiegrapns
and miuor imports.
SWITZERLAND.
Population 2,620, 0G0. We believe this cOnfederacy
has small debt, the amount OF which is certain
but involves an interest OF 70a, 252 francs swiss
cent more han the French. TheeApenses ior 1867
were l9512,9s9 francs; Ior 1865, l9,oOs.o00, with
monopoly OF the customs which cost 4i.93 per cent
to collect OF the mails which yield no profits; OF
OF interest on stock. domain, &c. Switzerland
spends seventeen times as much on her poly yteclnic
school rs on her army.
TURKEY.
Population exclusive oil Egypt and the prncipa-
ties which have their own national debts ana sepa-
rate financial management, 49, OOO, ,000 Egypt aud
the Others however contribute slightly to the reve.
nue. OF the empire, the tribute Oi EgypJ being
100000 purses, Tie Danublan prlncipalites, 5000,
and Servla, 4110. The DEBT OF Turkey for 1868, by
the most recent statements in round numbers. IL
set down at s,160,OJo0oo Of piasters. with an ine-
3,2eo9sl purses OF 500 piasters each, witn small
deficit; anu the expenses Tor 1865 were ttle Il any
more. But this does not include the expense OF coli
lecung the tenths, personal tax, duly sneep and
Indirect taxes which, Win the tribute money from
ueF utpeuuencleS anu the InneJ anu Sdl6 wOfAS
make up The bulk OF the revenue, Ihe entire ex-
pense OF collection IL outside OF these sums, but it
may DC set down as 70 per cent ~ be added 70 the
burden on the taxpayers.
WURrEaBERG.
Population, l,s000O0. Debt, lee, $40 nor!ns
with an interest of 6,U0l5G FROM 1860 The
debt has more than douDled. The expenses for 1868
were l9e57,705 norins. One-half OF the revenue Is
collected by direct aud indirect taxes but at
cost we are not iaiormed
UNITED STATES.
Population, 3s 100000. Debt, June, 1853, $3.50,
2i5 ls7, with an interest OF $40 124 o45 H. The ex
penseS for 1868 were S377, O,234 SO, which, at
specie valuation, average gold prices, would
be $2l3,0oS,273 81. or the receipts there
came from customs 3l64 500 sd, costing 10
collect about Q per cent; internal reve.
nue., $l9l iSo,5a % at 4.sS per cent. The general
cost OF collection was IA per cent or the internal
revenue tobacco ana Its manufactures yielded
sl7s9S,7s2 10, fermented liquors, $5,6s5, ,605 20;
spirits, sl42eo 40 Is; railroads. s3,1a49s7 10; spe-
cai taxes, $l636i547 2S; ncoae tax, SAL 355 59s
stamps, s14, 252 02 cotton, S2z 60O, ,p47 H.
and oil from petroleum, S4,2i4,646 81.
Now let US anayze this OF facts and put IL IN
tabular form the sums reduced to United states
rency, giving the States precedence according To
burden per capita and not according to the gross
amounts