The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-28 00:00:00

ANNUAL COMMERCIAL STATEMENT.

We have received an early copy of this important document,
which was submitted to Congress on the 22d of April. It
comprises 326'pages large Bvo.
We learn from it that the value of imports into the United
States, during the year ending the 30th of September, 1833,
was 108,118,311 dollars, being more by about five millions
than in any former year since the period immediately subse-
quent to the last war.
The exports during the same year, ending September 30,
1833, amounted to 90,140,433 dollars, of which 70,317,698
.dollars in value were of domestic origin. The value of do-
mestic exports was never so great before in any one year, ex-
cept in 1818, when it was 73,854,437 dollars. The value of
all exports, foreign and domestic, was never before so great,
except in 1818, when it was 93,281,133 dollars ; 1801, when
it was 94,115,925 dollars ; 1825, when it was 99,535,388
dollars ; 1806, when it was 101,536,963 dollars; and 1807,
when it was 108,343,546 dollars.

The amount of AMerican tonnage which entered the ports
of the United States from foreign countries during the same
year was 1,111,441 tons; departed, 1,142,160 dollars. Fo-
reign tonnage entered, 496,705 tons; departed, 497,039.
The tonnage of shipping built in the United States during
the year 1532 was—
Registered
Enrolled

72,982
71,556

Total 144,539
The whole registered tonnage of the United States, as
corrected at the Register's Office,. on the 31st December;

1832, was

Enrolled and Licensed
Fishing Vessels

686,989

649,627
102,832

Total 1,439,450
Of the registered tonnage, 72,868 tons were employed in
the whalofishery.—(N. Y. Journal of Commerce.)
MEXlCo.—lntelligence from this country to the 18th and
21st of. May has been received at New Orleans. On the 18th
the Supreme Government received intelligence by express that
the city of Jalapa has deposed its civil authorities, and made
the same declaration against the Government that the towns
of Orizava and Cordova had just done before. Under date
of the 21st, it is stated in letters from Puebla, that on the night
of the 17th inst. a band of about 200 armed men seized en
the Convents of St. Domingo and St. Augustin, loudly de-
manding the deposition of the actual Government of the city
and state, and making the snme Proclamation in favour of re-
ligion and the Church that was done at Orizava and Cordova.

NEW IVIECHANICAL POWER.--An ingenious me-
chanic at Brussels had just applied a new power to mechanics,
from• which great results appear to be expected. This new
povier is galvanism. Across a fly-wheel which is to give mo-
tion to the machine he has placed a metallic bar, previously
magnetised
.by a galvanic pile, and within the attraction of
two very powerful magnets. The moment that the bar ar-
rives.in a rotatory course at the limit of the attractive power,
and" where it would necessarily stand still, the inventor, by
the .application of galvanism, suddenly converts the attractive,
into a repulsive power, which continues the motion in the same
direction, and by these alterations, well managed, the wheel
acquires a apid. rotation. The experiment is said to have
been c. i AiWy , %essful, and the machine worked for a
iee
who!' ~ ~ - - Ai paper mentions that for some days
pas ap'etson has , n,liding through parts of the city in a
car • ili sails, acted_ . by the wind, with entire success.
Ha. ki • peel at sever ces at pleasure, and appeared to
haNteornplete. ii4rely .
er* e machine. He even mounted a
hilly (treet, With ;tin ~ st " a head." If things go on
steam
thus ::if# 111 . at a discount.

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