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Upon the subject of the finances, the President has furnished the most satisfactory evidence, that there occasion for calling an Extra Session, in May last, replenish the public Treasury, and that if the extra session had not been called, there would have been balance of some two millions of dollars n the Treasury, on the first Monday in January next.

 He makes the estimated receipts on the Treasury, for the whole year, with the balance on hand, on the first of January last to be ,512 80, and the estimated disbursements fer the same period, to a. mount to $s32, ,025,070 so, leaving defcit on the first of next January, of $627, ,557 90.

 Of the National Debt of twelve millions created at the extra session, the of 5,432 726 SS has been raised, which is included in the amount of receipts into the Treasury above stated, and the question arises to the amount of expenditures made at the extra session, which may be set down as nearly suf- cient to iabsorb this raised upon the twelve million Oan; and setting off, against the other, and throwing back the proceeds of the public lands into the Treasury, follows, that if there had been no session, there would have been no deficiency in the Treasury, the first of January next, because there would have been expenditures during the year to render public debt necessary. absorb its ayals, and the proceeds of the public lands would not have been withdrawn from their proper channel.

 It the extra session which brought the Treasu- " its present condition, and which affords to the tariff party plea to increase our burdens. ns.-Standard of Union.