Statement showing the revenue collected from the beginning of the government to June 30, 1857, under the several heads of customs, public lands, and miscellaneous sources, including loans and treasury notes; also the expenditures during the same period, and the particular tariff, and the price of lands, under which the revenue from those sources was collected

Statement showing the revenue collected from the beginning of the government to June 30, 1857, under the several heads of customs, public lands, and miscellaneous sources, including loans and treasury notes; also the expenditures during the same period, and the particular tariff, and the price of lands, under which the revenue from those sources was collected.-(Continued.)

To June 30,

* $1.458,782 93 deducted from the aggregate receipts, as per account of the Treasurer, No. 76,922.

Abolition party. Rise and progress of, 5.
Abolition petitions. Proceedings in Congress relative to, 5.
Abolitionists and Republicans. Extracts froin speeches, &c.,
of, 18.

Abolition platforms, 16.
Adams, John Quincy.

Adams, Green, of Ky.
ries, 609.

Speech of, on the admission of Ar-
kansas, 30.

On abolition petitions, 8.

On power of Congress over Territo-

Adrain, Garnett B., of N. J. On the admission of Kansas
under the Lecompton constitution, 709.

Anderson, T. L., of Mo. Ou the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton constitution, 709.
Aiken, William. Vote of, for Speaker, 84.

Reply of, to certain interrogatories, 30.
Alabama. History of admission of, 31.

Laws of, relative to foreign paupers, &c., 218.
Law of, in relation to conventions under certain
contingencies, 247.

Alien and Sedition Laws. History of, and votes on, 52.
Alien Suffrage, 31. Debate in House of Representatives on,
as allowed in constitution of Minnesota, 42.
Allen, James C., of Illinois. Proceedings vacating seat of, 54.
American party. Defence of, by writer signed Madison, 283.
American platforms, 55.
American Ritual, 57.

Americanism in Missouri. Extract from speech of L. M.
Kennett, 273.

Americanism in Louisiana. Defined by George Eustis, Jr.,

Ou the admission of Kansas
under the Lecompton con-
stitution, 711.

On the Kansas Conference
Bill, 738.

Bishop, W. D., of Conn. On the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton constitution, 711.

Black, J. S., Attorney-General. Opinion of, on Thompson's
claim, 649.

Blair, F. P., Jr., of Mo. On the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton constitution, 712.
Bocock, Thomas S., of Va. Extract from speech of, 602.
Opinion of, upon slavery, 566.
On the admission of Kansas
under the Lecompton consti
tution, 712.

Bolling, P. A., of Va. Opinion of, upon slavery, 566.
Bonham, M. L., of S. C. On the Kansas Conference Bill, 739.
Boston Convention of 1855. Dissolution resolutions of, 26.
Botts, John M., of Va. On the Mexican war, 316.
Bowie, Thomas F., of Md. Extract from speech of, 604.
Boyce, W. W., of S. C. Extract from speech of, 602.
On the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton constitution, 713.
Report on Free Trade, 222.
Bright, Jesse D., of Ind. On the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton constitution, 713.
Broderick, D. C., of Cal. On the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton constitution, 714.

Brodhead, Richard, of Pa. On power of Congress over terr
tories, 610.

Bronson, Green C.
Brooks, Preston S.

Letter of, on slavery, 84.
Speech of, at Columbia, S. C., 85.
Extract from speech of, in II. R. 601.
On alien suffrage, 34.

Brown, A. G., of Miss.

Opinion of, upon slavery, 566.
On the Kansas Conference Bill, 740.
Resolutions prepared by, submitted

Brown, A. V., of Tenn.
to the Nashville Convention, 598.
Brown, Simeon. Abolition sentiment of, 20.
Brownson's Review. On Know-Nothingism, 304.
Buchanan, James.

Bargain and Intrigue letter of, 86.
Independent Treasury speech of, 88.
Aunexation of Texas, 89.

Sanford letter of. 89.

Hon II. M. Fuller's charge against, 90.
Inaugural address of, 90.
On abolition petitions, 7.
Ostend manifesto, 477.
On the deposite bill, 142.

On naturalization, 296.

On distribution, 508.

On the political power of the Supreme
Court, €32.

Special message on the Lecompton Con-
stitution, 408.

Buffalo and Utica Conventions. Proceedings and platform

of, 93.