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the breaking down OF her coal and cold iron, to
the Mississippi alternative OF reputation by au-
thNrity ofJhe State.
The speech Of Mr. Davis, to-day, was charac-
terzed by The strong good sense of the man, but
n he himself remarked, II was twlce-told tale
after the superb effort of Evans, the closest scho-
lar upon the finances in the whole Union.
Upon an incidental motion u meet tomorrow
at 10 o'clock, unguarded expression of Mr..
Clhoun that he hoped the other side did not
wish 10 delay This bill, came very near getting him
into some difficulty. Mangum took fire, and de-
nounccd the " iusinuation" most ind gnanuy-
Calhoun explained, and the matter was soltened
down to The most subllmated Pckwickian.
Lewis, tue best namred man IN the world, is
losing his patience But he must get a big fan,
am II and sweat u out.
M Davis has the floor tomorrow again.
Nj Webster rs preparing for grand effort.
Two ar three committees arrived from Pennsyl-
vania 10 day. ana Gov. Porter, when seen by
free trader on the floor OF the Senatr in CONVEX
sation with Ssiuplc was compared 10 Satan wins
pering rebellion INTO the ear of Eve.
The excitement last evening among the admin
istra'ion men was agonizing TO-DAY they are in
very good humor.
rhrrr is good deal OF general news afoat, Of
which we have no time 10 treat this evening.
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Passenxera Nailed.

BFl'aaa. from IO'sGnIRe, Gee
Greenough, Paker, WIN Lloyd GARRISON, Boston; Rev
DR. Peck, Mrs Billsland Aun Ordt aud lady; MIR Sean,
Bride, Jno MeConnsl NJ hoqsnsen + Norton, 4 Chops
Booth, Catherwood Stephen Moris, Philadelphia; Dr.
Roberts President Emory, Professor Caldwell. Tiff
dleon and lady Virgins; Kennedy Caroliaa Franc.
Forbes Mousiy Mobile; II Williams, Ambrose Laniesr
A Barreli, Robt Leach, Joshua Dixon Cucrllu VIM
rot, Richards Orleans; Stephen Flournov, Kentucky;
WIN Simple and lady Louisville, Ky; Capt Breschen,
Coleman, De Taara, MIR Montague. Leith Hay, Lare,
a Minger, w Wilson, 4 yaentne. d G9Iden, q -; 7
Nab. Sir Allan Nc Nab, Canada Jno Park, Park Cha ODE
Cayer Havana; Jean manosgs Julie Durege Pablo Aiyea,
Leone; Jos Macsin Martinique smos Goatreras. Hondu.
ras; MIR Wood Wilson, Jas Roche, Robt Dunn, Liver
pool; Ferdonnet, NJ Chav anne Switzerland; VIM Echels
GLASGOW; Chas 4 Symonds John Bengough, London d
Warburon, England-92.
For alifax-Nirs Allison, Misses Freeman and Fay. Mrs
Garrett aud servant, iisfax; Lncon, w IL Hoffman,
Ii. Total 1903.
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MARITIME HERALD.
rulsY vs nEw roam, July Is.



SSon Mnsss; Dors
MGss Won a.%sod S.%
Jss,9run. WAL Cgrseos Bailey BIg' Allan
a.. bads;s f.sS; A.s: ). Jsha: SS psa:.
s % ssSl ziS
Ship Queen Victoria R.nIs,, H.yrs jun. n ballast.
ssa Signals %s ship cs:sioi. REED Snsh e% M
.1p % 1Sa saf 10
British ship Davenport steering eastward June Is 1870,
G ss fs ss ss: ss sss1s
rSas g. ss q
July 4 20. long q. n: steamship G,... ws.s.m'
s;as. 9:s. .I;5ps ;%s =
:SS Re:es., q Yo1t ., BI;nsa with e'::;S:
ss: ;sSis :ss. : ss.i sI R;S Of Chs.
sp caIuaS ' %SoS $.S: s:sI::,
Si,S ship RS.eS: i.ias: spot'HI Richer and Rob Roy
q s.a; to TsFy s "a
'Ssr$ I:s brig VOL. ss1:
Of @ Sss.a With bbis .a
So So Ssy Sasrn s1 %1:
whale brig Jane, on cruise months ou! 20 bos OIL
md Sasl H%Sa'
changed signals with packet ship bogundy henee LOT Ve
202 passengers -,
co.anini. 70 day, fiom Trieste with
Brig Erato Hat, hnsou. days from Porto Cabslo with
1852 bags coffee, to Harmony, Nephew. Co July Sd,
exchanged signals with British soop Of war; bearing the
white with three masted schr in tow steering
w.. 9th lust Mona Island bearing NNW. 4s miles Distant
spoke bark Juno, IS days from Boston bound to
l2th Am ships steering E. and schr steering
4. T A sa,S 9 s.A with EEL.
tom Sicily load for Boston. spoke June 90 lat g IS
from Cuba bound Trieste 2,th lat so lon q 10
ship Shakespeare, OF York, from Orleans for havre-
Touched at Fayal May 18th.
Brig Gsorges HILL (of Philadephia) days FIN st Crox,
west end, with sugar To o Wetmore
Brig Protection Hume, Calais, lumber.
Schr Spitfre Brown (of Boston) New Orleans and Key
West 9Th INST, with tobacco, to kcCready Bid In CO
with sloop Eliza, Of and Tor Mystic. . -
Schr John Rosle Lewis days from Pitts Landing NJ,
with and naval stores to Benedict < Williams
Schr Freeman, Wooster, Thomaston, lime
Schr Kceler, Thorndke. Thomaston. lime.
Schr VIM Henry, Wade, Thomaston, lime.
Schr October. Baxter Boston, wheat.
Schr Gezele, Churchill. Boston.
Schr Tigress, Smith, Boston.
Schr Cora, Elwood, Richmond, coal
Below.
A ship, With 4 d Hurlbut's signal.
Also ship; 1brig-unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Louisiana for wslthall; brig eous. st Jshns
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foreign Importmtious.

HsvAyA-ship NoTms-,,o bIs Taylor CoEsoo Sur
get Astoine-i93M Mathews Ce30oM do Ae bales Iii
lie Rossnes-33 N Hcre-ss do l5oM sseas Rcnsgd X
Francois29 BIS Logan Fuguetil do LOOM segars Wall
lis, Jr-2oM J II Fabsr 4 co-oM q Wells Jr-.s5M Nor
apples Ackefiyi boz Kemble-ssoo specie Spoford,
Tiieston X Co-i6 BIS to order.
ArTwrnr-Barque May Fiower-I cs II Bakers cks mad.
der Boomer, Grayes& col3 Drehaupt Chum2o bales
mdxe IA M = II Male NJ eastman x cot cs T. Maker-7
Spies, Christ coll De Rhsn Moore-t Schmidt An
drea-3 TIMBER < Dsubminn-l G.eenwsy, Henry Smith
II Berheimer Il Haumann-3 Tiffany, Young Fliis--l
sinnonsfed Cark-< Bells Bush-t Chester CarkS do
order.
LupoS-Bnk w Cater--e hhds 90 bbls wine Homer
Spague-6o casks Harleck COLO do u Meyer Sou
sl6 do 800 boxes emong qs cork Osboe3 hhds IS or
casks wine. order.
TRE-re-Brg Ada Eliza-6o boxes steel IA hhds ere in
lot OF baskets to maser-3io bales $50 brs ses
o order
Sr CRou-Brg Georges-l0 hid, sugar A o Wetmore-73
do 40 puns Deforest to30 do Cartwright Harris
CO chs Is bbs moasses 100 sticks crab wood maser6 bbs
"a bdls skins lnns-2 bxs candles "A Bush
10 hhds sugar o order
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misceliaueou, Itucord.

BRs MANY ArxCapt Hutchinson, of the Ersto. at this
port Porto Cabco that the brig Mary Ann or
and from New York. for Lagusyra wa, lost on the BOGUS
particulars The only vessel bearing that name and belong
under Capt Dishon It be well that there
report of her arrival that place to the 18th uit
Sem Albert VrrAL Nichols, from Providence for PHI
ladrpha ballast whilst coming round the eastern end Of
the Breakwater The I4h struck with violent
gale the bower chain parted and the schoon-
drove ashore point Of Cape Henopen where
she lies in Il feet water perfectly tight Capt has
made the schr off, WHICH be easily
accomplished, with but little injury to the schooner
BARx YucArAr of Belfast l. from Liverpool for this
mort with emgranis. spoken 9th inst of Cape Have
with loss OF fore and main topgallant masts.
SHIP HENRY Of Portsmouth, before reported ashore be-
low valued 000 and there 10 insu
her two Offices IN Boston, to the amount Of $s
600.
New ORLgAss July s-The following is the number Of
yessels no in port, compared with last year.
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slp Midas French Nork Below bearing up. fore and
IssS EsdsS R..,lnB wsiseOi J.ns Hsv1SIs5.oa
Sips VIII ID Rhodes; Moses Eddy, Bliven aud Prospect
York; Peterson, Appisgsrh do Wilder Bryant Boston.
SivANshH July i3-Arr brigs Exact johnson. York;
sALEM, July l3-Cld schr Lssnder. Kslla Norfolk Sid
brig Rather; schr Sindbad. Summers, Norfolk.
SAce July e-Cld bark Harriet Newell Gilpatrick. Ha-
Wrsr HAswIcH July aArr schrs Potomac Berry, Rich
mond; Sachem Kelley, ~ York; IIth sehr Black Hawk
Keley Boston, for y York
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Provision Market.

The variety and quantity of early vegetables in
many markets and numerous meat shops never were
greater Of finer quality with the exception of peas
Of which learn that lost on Long Island
by the early and heavy rains.
In fruits, we have water melons. and some nutmegs
also. fine apricots from Fishki, and hot house
grapes white and bluc some peaches, which looked
though they had been plucked from the trees to relieve
the limbs Of their weight, from New Jersey
OF Ash, usual, there is large supply and Holsters
are very hne.
Young ducks and spring chickens of large growth
more reasonable.
Meats kinds are plenty and prices fully kept up
~n1 To- tao iuh
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dams would be made acquainted with the extent Of coun
try and our vast resources and In consequences, would
be moro inclined to preserve the peace.
Mr. BuRr inquired whether these Indians brought
here by order Of the War Department by the commits
sioners on their responsibility.
Mr.. McKAy sent to the Gle letter from the Commits
soner Of Indian Affairs. which was read, from which II
appeared the commissioners had ample powers
After some general conversation,
Mr.. HARALsos said that the bill ought to be printed.
He not in favor Of granting SO large amount Of
money without knowing what was to become Of it. He
moved that this bill be laid aside till tomorrow.
There much noise and confusion excessive laugh
ter Sc, at this period. and the committee rose,
And the House adjourned at ten minutes to o'clock
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BY Last Night's southern Mail.

fsn.xe Forts
BALrMonE Juas l7-Au .chn Tryall Gibbs. Proyidsaee
Roe Avery, N ork; saml X Payuter, Albany Steamer
Herald saw of Thomas Point ia I'rEed brig Below
Wedge Rotrerd brig Clutha. br) Cunningham
Hsrbor Grace. MI schr Cosmopoue. Corner Western
Islands and q market.
NoRroLK July i,-Ag brig Emily. Perkins. York; .ehs
Adrsn W alpoie do; Queen Pomare. snow, Thomsstoq;
Flor del Mar Kinnesr. Portsmouth, Nh; Mary Wianif.d
Gior, NYork Cl,ucus. Wood do; Gen lrvin Wilson, do
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Passenzers Arrival.

HAvANA-Ship Norms-Senor Ignacio de Armentcro lady
three children aud servant. Mr. and Mrs Frederick Mariner
aud Mrs Ramon Leonard, MIR and Mrs James Bowling
Mace, Alexis Lanrer Joseph Clark Joseph Crawford, Geo
Webster, Shuck, Moses Heating John sterling.
LsBoS-Bark w Cater-Rev q Meyer
PoRro CABELLo-Brig Erato-W Graham.
New ORLEAvs-Ship Oreans-MIs Gray, child and ser.
want Miss Clark Miss HussAm, Mrs How ard, MIR McGowin.
MIR Cofin-3 in Storage.
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MEDICAL ADVICE.

II
~ Office, 50 Gold street, Fulton all diseases of
private nature. His being mild and judicious
suires neither restraint in Diet hindrancs from
business Debility consu ionai arising from
indscreet Of the passions nightly ennis
.ions and eventually mpotency snx.y.. the Doctors q.
originally designed Structure, dis-ase IRE
quently existing without the bsing sometime
caused by maesment and sometimes caused by the NEGLECT
O. the parties I Is me @ eI,ea ~ u
and medicine with advice any OF the Uated
States Office ~ Gold street lyle iwsne
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BosroN, July IL, 1886
Qwist~ess Of the City-Failsres among the Mer-
chants-Haying among the Farmers = Amnss-
mewts-Ths Fire at Nantucket, &c.
Your correspondent has been driven from the
city Tor several days by hot weather and impaired
health, and now resumes the pen with feeble
hand and aching head, to let you know that he is
" alive and licking"
Everything appears to be very quiet in the city.
Thousards are away seeking for comfort
and recreation, in various directions Occa-
sionaly we hear of failure in the mercantile
world, among those who are unable to meet their
notes, in consequence Of the pinch in the money
market. Sun, these are but isolated cases the
credit OF oar merchants generally remains firm
aDd unshaken.
The farmers all around us are now in their
busiest season, getting in their hay and grain.
The weathox Is auspiclous, having suddenly COOL
ed down toga very comfortable temperature,
while the sun shines out brightly and clearly, to
gladden. the heart OF the hard working tler Of the
soil.
There il D dearth of amusements in the city at
the present time, but we are anticipating bril-
liant season oftheatrical and other ente anments
as soon as the cool weather arrives. No les. than
five theatres great and small, will be in operation
here next winter
The Britannia sailed Yesterday afternoon, with
80 passengers, for Liverpool, and ii Tor Halifax.
The Independence has been taken out OF dock,
and is said to look quite ship shape"
The great fire at Nantucket has excited the
sympathies and generous qualities of our citizens,
to . sufficient degree, ] hope, to call forth SUBJ
stantial efforts in behalf of the sufferers. know
the Nantucket people well, have lived among
them sufficient length of time to appreciate
their many virtues and noble traits of character,
and cheerfnlly bear testimony to their worth.
OF late years they have suffered severely from
fires and other calamities, and now they are
overwhelmed by an appalling and frightful
catastrophe, let the brotherly hand of assis-
tance be extended to them.
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COMnIERCIAL.

Friday, July IL.
AsHRs-There small sales in pots at So so, and
In pearls at 81.
BREApsrUrrs-Small sales are making in Genesee at
81 O6h; in Michigan, 93x S. We hear of nothing
in wheat.
CorroN-The sales to-day small owing to tho
ncemency of the weather and the approach Of the
late foreign intelligence. We consider present prices
rather feeble
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THE EYE.
DIR. WHEELER, OcuIist, No. @ Slreenwieh street.

nK; WHEELEK, OcuIis., No q Greenwich street. New
diseases Eye and Ophhsmic Surgery and the
public thai there not the .unsrous diseases
which be essentially relieved cured By him The
his office will satisfy the public that his practice
ceeded either extent by that Of other Oculist
in the United States.
~ Office hours from M. to o'clock p NJ ater which
he visits door patients
s.-Afcal Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
reasonable
Apamphet containing Diseases Eye with
several OF great effected by Dr. Wheeers
mode of treatment be had grauiiousy his
the will be forwarded maknx application
him by letter. post paid mvi2 I'm src
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NEw OsIrASs-ship orleans-22 bids sugar T. Collins
81, Dbl pork 100 hhds Roberts William; 206
sacks wheat Avert Coz bales wheat box
Wsms-l boz chest Todd-le0o pigs lead n Ro
co-96 bbls wheat Collins co-I24s sacks WIZ at
Hicks co-sos1 10 do Collins col case bndis md.
Del mdl LaIrah-isoO Pig, leo rag mrs
theirs eo3 bxs mdz Harlow Judd coz cases do TO order
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PhiladeIrhIa Cattle Market.

jury 16-At market, 1000 head, nearly all Western
beef cattle-20O taken for New York-24O cows and
calves; 100 swine: and 1000 sheep and lambs
Prices-Beeves dull but the market pretty well clear
ed at So So the 100 lbs for common and extra
Cows and calves sell at Is $40
Swine brought $40 the 100 lbs
Sheep and lambs range at 81 3 each, az in quality.
Hay-Thc market well supplied, and sales OF good tt
notify have bee, made at 80 l00c, so 75c. the
cwt Straw brings a 81 the 100 bundles.
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No VUACkEkY.
CURE YOURSELF.
A FFLlCTED, READ.-For One Dollar you obtain
~ hoffl AZ hA AMERICAN l0MP0lIND. Nhieh


warranted decas disease and its
ree IL leaves odor the breath rsqairss restrict
ton Of diet or bu adaped and
.tilurcn CONTAINS rereur other ns1oSs dIuss and
needs pung speaks itself every trial
made Of snd the proprietor will give 500 10
produce a IL will
SOLD wholesale by Comstock &Co, 81 Cegrtsndt street
Of owery Foerh, Of Bowery and Houston.
of Bowery and Walker East Broadway and Market and
Third End South Streets Pha Of Cherries Pratt
streets, Baltimore aud by G. stott, Washington City.
;vt7i ~rSn
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KITCHEN RANGES.

!.
THE Proprietors are now prepared to furnish Holmes
the trade them for private families Of
boarding houses purchased
% manufacture and se them Our experience n nsnuactu
and setting Kitchen Ranges in this city, for the 10
years asserting that Holmes Range cannot Be
surpassed 10! convenience. and durability. They
chased and they will be removed free of
the purchaser Numerous references be
wishing purchase The prices range from dollars
The proprietor constantly manuac. urlng, and well
supplied with parlor ONCE, add bedroom 0RATE0 Of the
newest patterns.
Also-TlNWARE, bright plain and jaoaned. They have
also, smokey chimneys cured no cure. no pay
A. GlLHOOLYS SON.
nal Imsvr 70 Nassau
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The CrODs.

The Hdgersforn Torchhght says Last week closed
the cutting Of the harvest throughout the greater part
county. We glad to find that the wheat has
tanned less injury than anticipated In fact the last
few days Of favorable weather have enabled farmers
to secure their crop In quite satisfactory to
themselves.
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CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS highly valuable Cosmetic will efectuay srup
tons the face and skim particularly pmpes, blochss,
letter eckles and The Of the Lotion
i sho time will establish clear and brilliant npsx.
Of Spring street. Also by Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.
nyi6imsm
RikD CAGE MANUFACTOki, 1876 spring street,
II tween Wooster and Laurens street-Tne subscriber
would inform his customer and the public general that
he keeps constantly hand large supply Of
Bird Cages Of description. Also Wooden, Co
DIR and Willow Ware Brushes Baakets Mats and general
all Of which he oers lower than they be bought else
where j. KELLY jsio m me-
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.

NERVOUS DEBILITY superindueed by secret de.
suctve habit with its concomant symptoms noctnr
Morrison who rest the system to healthy and
cured without See his London diplomas with the
signature of the Court Of Eraminers Of the Royal College
Csrslr,s &c in Office. 20tk Fulton street VII Ar
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Of taste or fashIo Of prices ct homo and abroad
the substitution e 1pme nav article ioregn or domss
tic that IL impos Die estimate with great accuracy
importations in doil under any system Of duties.
nearer apprehension be made to the aggregate
suit and more confidence is placed in that aggregate,
than in the ssmacin detail is the belief Of this de-
partment that the bQf the House will yield nett reve
nue. a. stated Of 1t Nast sgt TAI This estimate Is
the result of many mhs Of laborous research and in
quiry aided by ell thoAables Of imports OF each article
respective rates of duty under every tariff from
the organization Of ne to the period
In addition to the Information furnished by these tables,
the department hes deemed it duty, from an anxious
solicitude to arrive at correct results in matter SO VI
tally affecting the Of the government and all
the great interests Of the country to confer with gentle
men Of skill andexperence. not only in the treasury
but also with others residing in the great mercantile
cities of the Unon whose presence could be obtained
without unnecessary delay The result is nevertheless
communicated with undissembled difdencs to the
sdeation Of enlightened body upon whose call
this estimate y submitted. The to the
naming resolution of the Senate s in the Of pre-
paration, and will be very speedily submitted
r. j. WALKER, Secretary Of the Treasury.
To Hon 0eoRcE NJ DALLAs Vice President Of the U. g.
and President Of the Senate.
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FEW active Young Men 60 South Wet, to act q
"A Agents for the sale Of and popular Publcaons
yrtins. with an opportunity Of slsaring eoe per ye
Some IN employ will, doubt make
SIN year clear of all expense Each will have his
district Il will be necessay for them to have least from
Publishing Hall p, Broadwy up stairs Once Of the Flag
NJ QUACkEkY.
DOCTOR COOPER, Il Duane street, member Of the
~ Royal College Of Surgeons London coasulssd conf
dsntally all private dsesses which he without
hndrsnce from business Recent he
in few day.. Practice oftweve yss.s eeablss Dr. C. 70
Debility resulting from secret habit INDUCED in byyouns
protracted gee syphrc eruption and ulcers asgrs
vated by quacks thoroughly cured by APsrecf
guaranteed charge Dr. &. il regularly educated
physician -ud surgeon Iy18 3tSre
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sbzs DO Thos Mathsss Gales cotton to ordsr-ii do do
Nrw OsIrAss-sehrs pithrs-sss bales hhds tobacco
Huribut x Co.
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Tariff Estimates from the Treasury De
partment.

GstI1n0teS ArObu sAAo AICWoOTy AS0-
partment.
The following report of the Secretary OF the
Treasury was sent in to the Senate on Thursday,
to meet objections made by some members Of
that body to the tariff bill of the House, who were
under the impression that that bill would not
produce sufficient revenue for the wants Of the
government. This report of Mr.. Walker, how
ever, shows that the bill will produce nearly two
millions and half more than the tariff act
of 1892.
TaEAsrRY DEPARTMENT,
July 10, l946.
sR The following tables respectively submit
ted marked and B. in further answer to the resolution
Of the Senate of tho Goth June, 1916.
Table 10 statement Of the imports consumed and on
hand for the fiscal closing the S0th OF June l945
with the duties upon each article according to the tariff
Of the 30th August 1912 and also according to the bill
of the committee with the additional duties proposed in
schedule A. communicated to the Senate on the 10th
Of June, lS46.
Table 10 q statement Of the value Of the imported
articles consumed and hand the 6scal year ending
s0th June, lSi5, with tho estimated decrease and in
crease of such importatons under the above bill and
schedule together with the nett revenue to be derived
therefrom
II will be perceived that the total imports consumed
ing soth June ls45 amounted to the value of $780,
4O, of which the amount Of free goods 81 o0i O4
which, being deducted from the above leaves of duiabe
imports $l04 363. The gross the above
amount Of dutable imports woul be- at the rates pro
posed by the above bill and schedule. sac, l42
Deducting the estimated expenses of collsc.
ton. l,5l5,606