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VITTORIO EMANUELE 11 dell'esercizio 1857perfs¡iese straordinarle esegultilliin Alessanirl 118 18 1810 1358 351 che st 1Ë$$, Dio e per soleutè delle Nasient 39 ' i $$ ha, enlla proposta del Mlatsloo della Guena, ha più annt, sopo trasportate úlfesgraftlo pasief Alghere 330 834 , Altamara fatto le seguenti dispösistoni: giusta 11 disposto all'art. £3 della precitata legge, soup as o'ITar.ra 57 1 823 tii sit ' udiensa del i dicembre 184& stabilite in lire 6,514,887 10. - Ancona lit 198 2297 2895 600 la • iÌ iA ' del- DecreföÌeale agosto ultipo, n. iß99, 2 mándati circolazione AM , 28 13 ( M a a R. 11 Principe Amedee duas d'Aosta,ealodatilo Art. 9, I in alla sqidenza 'sWW 1858 nel conto del †¿. Ita proposmone del Ministro Segmtario di state ne&'erma di fanteria, incaricato del comando del 65 l'eserbfžio , trasperlati speólate Aqatia ddgli Abriss! 60 ti. 965 975 158 L. per l'Agricoltura. Industria e . soro délfanno 1887 sono accertati in ty, Commercle, Amaso 229 2027 regg, di fanteria. , , (56,810 48 1979 586 1 Abbiame ordinato : In udienza del 7 fletto cioè• ed ordiniamo Ariano 17 8 TST 785 194 $7 · Mandati nell'anno 1857 L. 19 . 36 Blanchis di Pomaretto cav. Luigi, luogoten. generale pagati 130,"löi Articolo unico. Asotil-Pfood0 777 '818 $15 eemaadante la divisione militare di esonerato Mandati restadtl a pagare 11 1.o gennaio Asti 19 11 1544 155& Mi Napoli, L'organico del Consiglio forestale istallato presso 1858 a 71 da tala carica e nominato a 20,085 Avelino 1ti 11 3ML 1495 MB contemporaneamente il Ministero di Agricoltura, Industria e Commercie, e e 11 comando interinale del 6,4 dipartimento TITOLO [11- del serv1tio forestale attivo del ri- gudlie Regno e ti? 5 usu • Passivi¢à deerse dello Stato. mangono aumentati dei pesti indicati nell'annessa S. A. A 11 Principe Umberto di Savoia, luogoten. gen. .Barletta 180 6 SMt SMB MT 10. L'ammentare delle rendite « di vidimata d'ordine Nostro dal Mimstro Inoaricato det comande dellar divis, milit. di Milano, Art. perpetue tabella, pre- Benevento 65 6 870 316 redimlbili da dat Debito • quelle pagarsi pubblico, vigenti detto. esonerato da tale carica e nominato contempora- Bergamo Its 8 $196 9108 581 al 1.o 1858 é accertato nella solnina di IIre che il neamente comandante deHa diytsione militare di gennato , Ordiniamo presente Decreto, munito del Biella tot 10 It'¡s ins til - 81,091,053 02. dello Stato, sia inserto nella Raccolta aS- Blvons 36 i . Sigillo 559 550 li? Napoli. fatti durante I pagamenti l'eseretzlo 1857 sta per ciale delle Leggi e dei Decreti del Regno d'Italia, Bobbio 28 (7 350 397 105 iscadenza che commissione d'inteí•ess1, pet Vestinslone, mandando a di osservarlo e di farlo Bologna 175 100 $$$$ Silt 117 . chiunque spetti Il N. 2018 della Raceolta Ugerale delle Legga e agglo sulla lira sterlina, ascesero a L. 89,2i0,597 29. 0886rvare. Norgo S. D080100 64 8 TSO . Tit til e dei De eti del d'Italio vontiene se- Art. 11. del debito dello stato Regno la, L'importo galleggiante Borgotare 13 a 350 850 $$ buoni del Tesero in circolastone alla scadenza Dato a Torino, addi 20 novembre 1864. ueste fe. per del- Bovino si 5, 416 421 311 l'eseretslo 1857, risulta della somma-di L. VITTORIO EMANUELE• VITTOINO-EMANUELE II 12,904,10102. Breno si . lii Bis * TITOL0 IV• TonEU.I Bree018 75 1 1720 1991 455 Per di Dio e er volonta della Nazione grazia Brindis! 127 85 889 Situazione til gig . finanziaria. Tabella A a n' ITALIA cagliari 186 85 1956 1888 361 Art. 12. La situazione floanxiera ai chiudimento del forestale• 11 SenAto e la Camera dei deputatl hanno approvato; Consiglio caltagirone 85 8 829 837 til l'esercizio 1857 rimane stabilita come segue : Due forestali in Nel abbiamosanzionato e promulghiamo quanto segue: Agenti dispo- caltanissetta 108 9 805 814 $15 Attivo Passivo I nibilità o al riposo con la inden- Camerino ti .il 426 517 137 TITOLO Fondi di cassa alla sea¯ nità di L. 1,000 L. 2,000 ISS $ 898 808 $38 - campagna Proventi' denza dell'esercialo1857 L 12,700,868 41 ale' attito. e nan e 61 a dq a g a 11,928 Uan paet eerf r taleore stipendio di annue L. 4,000 L. 4,000 Casorta is 6 1168 1168 309 Ordinari Straordinari era al chiudimento dello 66 Alunni forestali. Castellammered!Stabla 58 20 998 1018 860 . Pro,venti esercizio 1857 n 12 14,131,628 27 :I 860 sti 96 delitanno1857 L. 90 28 Indennità di giro ad.uu Ispet- castelouovouartagnana 137,418,702 931,952 Somme per ispese in - a m castiglione delle suviens 71 $ 698 696 ISA Proventi l chtu tore Generale 1,500 1,500 ' 7 751 758 anni » , - Castrereale 208 $$# degli preced. 7,910,858 27 7,017,161 01 n utod l ezse izato 1857 castrovillart 100 8 1078 IMI IS$ tras crtate all' esercisio Totale L. 7,500 Totall L. 115,854,561 17 7,919,208 Bil Catania 183 57 1766 1817 144 1888p arti 12 della legge === --------==: w.==m== ( Catansaw 106 $ tWO 1085 $13 28 marzo 1853) - • 52,887,148 32 Torino, 1864. Art. 2., Le riscossioni eseguite in conto di tall pro. 20.novembre cefalá 85 8 8M 858 tit Tiste di S. M. , Somrpeperspesestraof. d'ordine venti sino alla scadenza dell'esercisio predetto sono ac- Cento 15 83 811 354 96 dinarle eseguibill in più COPtate in L. 189,172,136 37, cloè: R M¡nistro d'Agricoltura, Industria Cerreto sannita 68 1 $ 105 180 anni all'eser- Ordinarl - straordinarf trasportate * 00mmof*io 51 148 118 861 - - combas $$4 cisio 1858 (art. 43 della Proventi TORELLI. Chiari $ TÎÔ $Î$ Î$$ 28 Iparzo » 10 dell'anna1857 L 131,779,282 50 141,850 12 legge 1883) 6,518,867 Chiavarl. 59 18 1Nt .1519 $$$ Proventi Mandati rimasti a paga- · re al chiudimento dell'e• anni » 25 20 Il N. 1020 della Raccolta delle e 9 ¾0 degli preced. 8,593,967 337,286 U/)feiale Leggi cittagnoste 81 , 81 163 sercizio 1857, ctcè : ... dei Deereti del Regno d'Italia contiene il seguente clusone 39 t SM 558 146 Totali L. 75 62 Mandati dello eserdizio 138,873,249 798,886 Decreto: Coinsecht6 11 1 $$4 $¾ $$ 18 109,197 58 EMANUBLÈ II o 148 li $$$$ MH $1A Costóchè i provo dmas a riscuoter a udl- and.idelL. VITTORIO Cor e 65 505 5 US For grasis di Die e per solonté della Nasione mento di quelfesercizio, ripresi nel conto dell'esercisto eserciz.1856 a , 8,112 33 n' 35 1858, sommano a L. 14,131,628 12• Mand.idello as ITAMA co ne is t 491 380 TITOLO II. esercis.1853. 9,888 72 Vista la legge 30 luglio 1864, ri.18ô7• (89œ Mand.I dello l'art..9 della sul reclutamento Spese. , Visto legge organica Cròmon 100 6 1549 1555 411 esercis. 85 Art. 3. delle spese ordinarie e straordt. 1851.» 8,278 in dk.« 20 marzo i854 i 129 39 1841 1880 497 L'anymontare ' Cuneo Mand.i narfe che sono state autorizzate da sia 11 ser- degli , del Nostro Ministro della leggi per Sulla proposta Guerra • Paenas 46 Sã 578 ilt ist eseretsi1853e Vfzio Jeh'anno 1857, che per quello del residul passivi Abbiamo decretato e decretiamo: Fermo 80 17 976 $$3 268 anni è stabilito in retro » 581 29 degIl precedenti conformitå de le Articolo unico. Ferrara 95 85 1131 litt 401 al ----- tabelle a, be e, annesse presente, e del movi•acitato Ìl del di mi:a Florenzoolo 38 1 195 796 $(1 L 29 riparto contingente cinquantacinque conto generale dell'Amministrazione del:e finanze a Totale 135,283 133,183 $9 uomini di prima categoria per la leva sul glorani nati Firenze $92 17 8921 3988 1041 38. =- = L. 224,461,411 , nell'anno 1814 à stabillto come dalla qui annessa tabella Foggia 96 4 liti 1480 388 4. Le Debiti di cassa al chlu- Art. spese ordinarie e quelle straordlaarle ac- dal Ministro della Forli 64 19 566 583 154 firmata d'ordine Nostro Guerra, . certate dell'eserclzio risultanti dal detto dimento dello esercizio 5Ñ WS 140 1857, canto, Ordiniamo che il presente Decreto, munito del Foligno $6 85"' 1857 a , 37,684,244 84 sono stabillte nella somma di . 1tl 19 1110 litt 297 Sigillo dello Stato, sia inserto nella Raccolta ufficiale Gaeta ------- --i--- L.
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