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Inc $4,000 in the Bank of Wooster Ohio have been
transferred to the Clinton Bank at Columbus Ohio and
the whole amount in the City Bank of New Haven has
oeen transferred to the Bank of America of this CITY,
within the month of October, transfers amounting to
Sii2o'si4, were ordered, than half of which was


IRON the banks OF this city to New Orleans for
mo quiua'oh oi portion OF the expenses growing ou,
OF the expeditions to Texas The Merchants, RANT &c
Boston mas larger amount Of the public money than anv
otaer depository In October transfers of 100000 from
Boston to Charleston of from Washingt on 10 81
LOUIS ana Oh $4,000 from Detroit to Albany were made
On the 9th Of October there were yfour denosores
ihe surplus revenue is about as large as il will ba
or many years to come and the present amount is disri
uuea throughout the country extensively, and por
uohed out in such small sums that very serious evils
can ilse from It's use or any very serious loss be expe
ehced oy the defacaton of any single depository The
surplus revenue OF the government must be gradually
eouced oy the excess OF expenditures over recepts
Hhe revenue from customs for the calendar year ls45
VIII be at least six millions less than that of last
whe the current expenses will be not far from three n
iour millions larger, making difference in the 6nar rs
Oh the government OF about ten millions Of dollar


amount equal to the present surplus revenue s. ~ III
lions OF dollars of the public debt falls in ~, ,es
10 pay Wnch VIII require new loan ae f,l amopnt
iof even under the present tariff act oonot ., ht
time, anticipate surplus We cam, ~ 80, - 40 -
present surplus as proposed by the - ~ ~
Ireasuryto meet the next paymer' - -. -. !.
Is an uncontrovertible fact that a, r,'o ~ =
nnder the present tariffs ann n,...s = 11',
the ultra free trade politi' ;.ns =;
- ,hatu s.anaaua ~ 80 rate of duty will come down
,.,, -. .evenue tariff without single al
X, - !: -. OF act. Before the tariff act OF lsa2
us ,ta,au, ace as long as the compromise act 1882
be but a small per cent difference in the


: enforced. The provisions of the celebrated
A., q act OF 1882, required periodical reductions in


20 as to bring the average from thirty. five down


enty per cent in ten years, which was at the rate Of


and halt per cent per annum In ls43 the AVERAGE
rDte duty dutiable imports was 80 1900 per cent
ana IN 1914 1t was 81 s2-loO per reduction in one
year OF Siioo per cent--an annual reduction nearly
equal to that of the compromise act