The Annual Treasury Report.
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The Annual Report of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury was, with commendable prompitude, placed
upon the tables OF the two Houses OF Congress yes
terday. Il will probably be several days before it
will be within our reach in printed form; and we
have, therefore, made hasty notes of some of the
most important particulars OF information which 1t
affords.


We learn from it that the receipts and expendi-
lures tor the fiscal year ending the 30th June, lSi
were as follows


RECEIPTS AND MEASs
From customs. .................$ $27, ,52s, ,ll2 20
From sales of public lands. ........ 2.077022 30
From Miscellaneous sources. ...... 1863 993 90


Total receipts. 70 76g 1873 So
Add balance in Treasury, July l, ls!a-. 7S57379 81


Total meaes. -. 81 626 5l3 20
The Expenditures during the same fiscal
year amounted to-. ................ ao9ss, ,aO6 %
Leaving balance in Treasury July lst,
Io]o o. Iooo,3Oo ~
The estimated receipts and expenditures for the fiscal
year ending 3oth June, ls46, are -


RtcEIPrs.
From Customs lst quarter, by actual re-
turns . Sol ,S52 III
For I'd 3D. and 4th quarters estimated l66ss OCT So


Total from customs. .... a46o0OOO 90
From sales of public lands ....... 400 900 90
From and incidental sources l.0 900
Add balance In Treasury ist July, is4s 1865 sos ~
Total means, as estimated. 81 ATS 3o6 ~


