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Kentucky.-The annexed extract from the Govo- nor's Message shew the Treasury of Kentucky to be in embarrassed situation, and the Bank fund presents dscouraging aspect

 According to the estimate of the Auditor of Pub lie Accounts, the amount receivable into the Treasu- " during the year ending on the 10th of October, 1881, is one hundred and eleven thousand, one hun dred and tive dollars and three cents And the amount of debts due from the government, added to the estimated expenditure for the same year, is two hundred and forty-three thousand four hundred and thirtyhree dollars and thirty-fye cents. Thus leay-