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OF the expenditures si4a iAS is for interest on the pub
lie debt and sss account civil list leaving f7as
l5s for miscellaneous expenditures The net income
from the public works of Canada for ls46 will be- ac-
cordng TO the estimates, rather limited in consequence
of their unfinished state, to what it will be eventually
The internal and external trade Of Canada increasing
so rapidly that all public works connected with it, must
in time, become highly productive. The welland
Canal is so intimately connected with the trade Of the
ports ON Lake Ontaiio-both Canadian and American
that as their commerce with the West increases its re-
sources must increase Several works Of internal i'm.
provement are in contemplation in this State which,
when completed viii add very largely to the commerce
ofLake Ontario We aude to the construction of the
Oswego and Syracuse Railroad and the Ogdensburgh
and Lake Champlain Railroad