THE PUBLIC LANDS.
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TIE SuLpLus REvENuE.-In the course of debate n the Senate yesterday, Mr. Ew ing tof 0hio) stated some striking, we may say astounding facts, in regard to the Reve- nue and the Sales of Public Lands.

 The amount of Surplus Revenue, or ra- ,her of urexpended Revenue, already ca ceeds 1disty .Niilions Of Dollars.

 The amount of receipts from Sales of Public Lands during the last month Janu- ary far exceeds any amount heretofore re- |ceived, as appears by the following state lment, by Mir. Ewing, of the amount receiv- ed in the month of January, 1885, then un- usually large) and the amount received, as far as the several Land Offices have been