MAINLAND STATE DEBT.

SIS. .ls6, ,794 % Total Debt.
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The amount Of interest tho debt the taeprovded
the interest the original debt funded the LIST of
April lS45, will amount to $70s74i is annually and the
revenue isesmated to be $10Y660 which Ii realized
will leave surplus Of 81 s03 81 The estimated revenus
TO be derived from the following sources, and in the
following amounts


The direct and income tax |, is thought will pro-


Interest on the original debt Of the susauchanna
and Tide Water Canal Companies. ...... $4,000
Interest their bonds for SIsa 500, taken for in


terest due the s ate to ist July, lsaa. 1850
Auction duties. -. ........ 25ODO
Tax on collateral inheritances &c. 1900. 10000
Tax on commissions OF executors and admins


traitors .................... 10000
Tax on commissions oftrnstees and receivers. 1900
From the Baltimore and susquehanna Railrosd


Dividend On the stock Of the Baltimore and Ohio ''''


Railroad Compsny.... ............,...... 10000
Tax on commissions OF officers. ............ 1000
Brokers' licenses-tax on plate and watches,


theatrical exhibitions and protests. ...... 900
Tax on stocks held by non-residents. :. 80. 10000
Tex certain officers ...... 1000
Duty on promissory notes, &C.. ............ 10000


Mskiug. ......... :. sos. $50


The sinking fund OF the state to ST. 27s TO-
having been increased within the past $50 59 52
Should the various revenue laws in xsence provide al!
the revenue expected from hem and the other of
revenue be realized as fully as anticipated, the Stale
could without doubt resume the payment OF the interest
as soon Juy-but many OF the revenue laws
passed the late Congress and the effect of them
is as yet hardly realized The legislature adjourned with
passing laws funding the interest, fixing day
resume payment This compels the State Treasurer to
put of the day OF resumption, and await another session
Of the Assembly. The Finance Committee Of the House
OF Delegates reported just previous TO adjournment that
the treasury would be in condition the LIST Of July to
pay interest due then the debt Of the State Had
hs interest on the State debt been funded up to the ist
April tne amount Of interest due on the st Of July
would have amounted to $257 ,bl4 to meet which the
committee estimated the amount in the treasury TINT
day would have been $34 574 leaving surplus $67 0so
rhe treasury may have this in Il and may not;
he probability s will not the estimates based
principally upon the operations OF the revenue laws
just passes The time that elspse between and
tho next meeting Of the legislature OF Maryland will settle
in n CAR.
iiion showing clearly the ability of the State to re-
the pay ment Of the interest end the probability OF
making the resumption permanent.


The quo warranto statute Of S43 of Mississippi CON-
monty known the Briscoe BILL has finally been sustain
ed as constitutional law by the high Errors and
Appeals of the State. Bills had been filed in the circuit