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We make an important extract this morning from the Treasury Report of Mir. Walker stat ng ihe TO- cepts and expenditures ofthe government during the past year, and the estimates for the ensuing year.

 The return has surprised those who, relying ca wing msrepresentaiions and Webster arithmetic, have been making exuavagant complaints of the vast expenditures caused by the war There never has been war in which so much was done in so little time, at 80 little cost.

 The secretarys report refers to many statistical tables, which accompanied il when transmitted to Congress, but they have not reached us. There is valuable matter in the report, which must wait for a time of less pressure on our columns