New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
credit Of ali the funds a. this date is greater than a. tho


balance bank to the credit or the several funds
49, and the whole receipts OF the State for the year.
including the proceeds Of tine loans already referred TO.
have amounted TO ti,7G5,532 Of; the disbursements
during the same time have amounted to t633,951 r.
showing an excess of receipts disbursements OF
1884 49, The balances In bank 10 the credit OF all tho
funds this date amount in the aggregate 70 7303
After the payment OF Jan. l. lat, the whole amount
100000 will be due on the LIST Of January 1875, and on
that day there will also be payable six months interest
the whole OF the outstanding bonds Tns IN
terest will amount to SS9 forming with tho maturing
principal an aggregate sI7ess que ana payable Cd
will have accrued six months interest on the amount OF
the debt which will be then outstan 3Oo which
and interest TORN an aggregate OF sa117Is when must
made by the legislature at the approaching session to
meet such portion OF this expenditure as not already
provided for.
For printing account the expenditures dining the year
have amounted slc23O5 o., though this amount has
not been wholly paid for printing done during tne year.
but portion Of the printing expenses OF me year
before which thrown into the fiscal year Just osed
by of failure Of the Legislature OF 1872 10 pass
the bull authorizing the public printing TO De done Inc
portion Of the expenditures properly belonging 70 ls2 is
s05l3 SO. The disbursements for printing De0ngngt 10
the year ending oct 49, S73 amounted 10 s9i91 o. The
amount charged to the printing account IA isII was
s739a5 49, adding to this the amount of the disouse
ments IN 1873 which belonged 10 the former year. and
which amounted to s05l3 &C. it VIII he seen that tae
actual increase OF expenditures OF 1873 over those ior
1872 much less than appears from mere statement Oh
the disbursements, having been but si,S4 W.
The principal item Of the printing expenditures - or
advertising the laws in the newspapers thls having
during the past year amounted % upwards OF sjO0an
expense unqJestouably out OF all proportion 10 tns
benefits derived from such publication called atten'
tiOn to this subject In my last annual report ana sug
ecstod some means OF avoiding TINS expense when,
already so great is increasing from year TO year 10y
OF year entitled to pub ish all the general ana
papers published in the state increases with each
year, and az consequence there Ia great annual IN
in this item OF expenditure, the increase IN 1873
1872 having been upwards OF $4,000 great many
methods OF avoiding portion OF THIS expense have
former Legislatures. bat the fact remains that large
portion of the money expended yearly for TINS purpose
could and should be saved, aud tue question OF 10" 70
ccOnOmize III this particular branch OF the state eApend-
lures well worth your serious ana carein con
preaching session to reduce the expenditures ior ths
account the estimated sum which viii he required 70
meet the disbursements during the coming year Is
10000.
The special tax Tor support OF public schools which
was levied and collected during he year amounted 70
sLl6sS1oS The proceeds OF tins tax eHeredsa inc
OWING To an increase IN the amount OF ratDes OF nearly
36OOOO The amount OF tax levied for school purposes
In the year 1873 sl2O.32 an increase Of $50 j2 %
over the amount lcved IN tue preceding year. rus
increase is due To an Increase OF about SoO1OO IN tho
valuation OF the property which the tax was levied
The ordinary sources OF revenue OF tue state produced
during the year just closed. s5S26l 80 TO which was
added $4,000 from me earnings OF m the Sato
Prison. There also received during the year. as te
proceeds OF the state levy SjiiOl ST. making tho
Oral receipts for the year OF what may DC properly
termed sl.l656G2 81 This tax was levied upon
the ratables returned from the several ior
the year 1871 when amounted to s5si4O6O Tue OASIS
the the coming year VIII De Tue
from the several counties for the year ls3
These s612796.l06, showing an Increase az
compared with the year 1872, OF Sl3069. and should
the levy made at tue rate az Last year. the
proceeds will amount to s9l9,l9i II.
THE NOMINATION FOR SPEAKER.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.l
TRENTON, Jan. 12.-Gen. Carse boted the
nomination o MI Hobart for Speaker by the Republican
Tonight 1t rumored that Clrse will be taken
up tomorrow by the Democrats. and put in nomination
for the Speakcrship. He has some Republican friends
who. said. will support him. Should the Democrats
nominate him his bolt will leave the Republicans with
only one majority His record is against him, and u ~
scarcely posi- Democrats Will be foolish
TO take him up.