The Account Current.
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Tho National Iatelhgencer shows from official
documents that the actual amount of money found
IN the Treasury Of the United Statesthat is in all
the various repositories and sub-Treasuries-by the
whss when Mr.. Van Buren, surrendered the reins
OF Government to Gen. Harrison. was S572,7ls;
while the amount left in the Treasury when Mr.
Polk took hold last March was EIGHT MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS. very nearly. Here then, is Secen and q
Ralf Millions of the Ten Millions and Third
which the Union accuses the Wings Of running the
Government In debt, proved TO have been left on
hand by them subject to the draft of Mr. Folks Sec
retary and Treasurer, leaving less than Three Mil
lions Of deficit during the four years between Van
Buren, and Polk very little more than the intereSt
paid meantime on the s5,64s,5 5l2 of Treasury Notes
set ahoat and left floating by Mr., Van Buren,, after
spending Ttcenty. Si1 Millions and Quarter Of
funds left In the Treasuyby his predecessor or re-
eeived for the Governments U. S. Bank Stock, &c.
during his four years beside the actual Revenue OF
those years And even this is not all. The Intel.
Ngencsr shows that Mr. Van Buren's Administra-
non. beside spending over Tk,rty One Millions
daring Its term in addition to its income although it
bad no debt interest left it to provide for left
aggregate of Debts and Deficits amounting to over


Trelpt Atli;ons Of Dollars, to be paid by the Whig
Congress and charged by Loco Focoism to the ac-
count Of Whig ex,ravasance'' That is to say
Tha los, Van Buyen Congress made appropriations
or rendered appropriations necessary to this amount


above the means which it Left accrains to pay
them and the Wings had to foot the bills-Ws
truE the Country is looking into this matter