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REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE.

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|- ! Years,
ending March 31 ! colspan=2| Revenue ! colspan=2| Expenditure |- ! !! Rigsdaler !! £ !! Rigsdaler !! £ |- | align=left| 1864 | 34,843,450 || 3,871,494 || 39,748,838 || 4,416,537 |- | align=left| 1865 | 37,785,904 || 4,198,434 || 35,424,670 || 3,936,074 |- | align=left| 1866 | 21,961,761 || 2,440,196 || 24,003,235 || 2,667,026 |- | align=left| 1867 | 26,314,214 || 2,923,801 || 25,342,234 || 2,815,804 |- | align=left| 1868 | 24,358,176 || 2,706,464 || 24,388,629 || 2,709,847 |}

The revenue and expenditure for the years ending March 31, 1864 and 1865 included, the first wholly, and the second partly, the financial accounts of Schleswig-Holstein, separated from the crown of Denmark by the treaty of Vienna, signed Oct. 30, 1864.

The sources of revenue and branches of expenditure in the financial year ending March 31, 1868, were as follows:—

Sources of RevenueRigsdaler Skilling
Direct taxes 4,142,194  77
Customs and Excise 7,739,94025
Crown lands and Regalian dues 710,01844
Indirect taxes 1,812,50493
Post Office and Telegraphs 29,63171
Lottery 142,01130
Interest on Reserve Fund 2,123,34642
Contributions from ditto 1,135,2880
Revenue of Iceland, West Indies, &c. 1,253,82680
Loans for railroads 3,749,0110
Miscellaneous receipts 864,7120
Exchequer Bills 655,68784
Total 24,358,17666or £ 2,706,464
Branches of ExpenditureRigsdaler Skilling
Civil List of the King and Royal family 672,9240
Interest of National Debt 7,582,24624
Pensions 2,081,36764
Army 3,783,97827
Navy 1,676,68147
Civil Service 3,050,98233
Legislature 193,05850
Railroads 3,848,51128
Extraordinary expenses 1,498,88016
Total 24,388,62922or £ 2,709,847

The total revenue for the year ending March 31, 1869, amomited to 26,333,349 rigsdaler 83 skilling, or 2,925,928 £., and the expenditure to 26,692,932 rigsdaler 77 skilling, or 2,965,881 £. The estimates

for the financial year ending March 31, 1870, were as follows:—

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