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A writer in the London Morning Herald, in
comparing the expenses of the British and A.
mercan governments, makes the following state.
ment


s'Thc annual expenditure of the United States
amounts to only about 2,313, 1884, sterling-that
is to say, about one tscenfgjourth part ofours,
which is 55,o0o,0o0i The details of course,
bear similar proportion. Thus, whilst our ar
my costs eight millions and a quarter, the Unit
ed States army costs but 4G8,000L Our navy
costs SIX millions and half, that OF the Unitel