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New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
THE CITY.

The cable reports the steamship Ocean Queen
OF Rugers Line homeward bound IRON m hapd og Di' WIN
The next in the free course of scientific lee
lures for the people at the Cooper Union Will take place
in the great hall this eySnng sseaG Ago 0i
Official notice is given that all the iron
buoys which taken up Ia Noyember last ana so
stituted by spar buoys for the M Ss Sn nnE
Yesterday afternoon John Koll, age %, a Ger
man. residing in spring-st, near Mott fell from the
second story TO the cellar of NO lO DuanesI nc & was
taken the Chambersst Police station, where ne ded
Judpe Blatchford has confirmed the decision
of Isaac DAYTON Register in Bankruptcy in the case OF
VIM McKeag who declined to he sworn as witness IN
the matter Of George and Julius g. WOODWARD, Danh, %
rupt on the ground that had acted counsel Tor h
bankrupt and still his adviser Inc heglsttdr h a.
the ground of privilege not warrant refusal 10 @
Witness for the privilege eanhGt not po
until question is asked which involves the privilege.
At no time during the past two months has
there been less than 100 at work on the New ro
Office and last week greater amount pi % saa nd
cayated than during any previous week sihco groinh
was first broken The granite, which Is cut at the qire'
is arriving daily and being set as rapidly as
is not vet quite exhausted Gen Hulburd has received
the plans for the iron work, aud only awaits t9o a
tonal appropriations by Congress To adVeruse ior Po
pOsals therefor. @--'
BROOKLYN.-The Wiliamsbureh Dispcn-
sary during the past month treated 022 patients anu uS
pensed i0ll prescriptions
At the Plymouth organ concert, to-day, Mr..
william A. Briggs OF Boston viii play, and Mss Jennie
l.. Bull, cOntralto, is to sing
ROSSVILLE, s. I-At the meeting of the colored
cit island the African T. Zion Church 70 celebrate n
proclamation Of the Fifteenth Amendment to the Ccnl'nn9n yasu
Golden presided Edward Herman acted as Secretary ana
were made William H. Marshall hessrs William d. fur-
nell and Moses Harris Chairman and Prof Cook Resolutions
were pnmousy adopted thanking Congress the Legislatures o e ~
President for the ratification ana
ohe fifteenth Amendment The rge asemb then engaged IN sng
ing Nv country and the Dorogy after which ey PLEDGED
that they woul endeyor show the people OF he Noe
they would become awsbdng citizens AID maze e
selves worthy OF The priyilg,s eIienled 10 them
JERSEY CTTY.-Mr. ii. w Buxton OF the firsl
Presbyterian Church has been elected President Of the Young Men
Cbrsan Association Mr. williamson reelected Treasurer
declined the honor A abcreI named tuem was arre Oh
theft While the
Iou according Sadr Pum offered him $3 10 be
Pnm Sde asked him which be
fse 10 alleges Chief Of Police Aid JourdAn and
several patromn advised nothing about the money Al ~
VeslgaioH s prom ,'o
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

Robert c. Callacot, age AZ years, hat and
cap tip printer doing business at No 70 Mercert in tf
city, and residing in sklman-st between DE Kalb and
Iafayette-aves, Brooklyn found dead yesterday in
outhouse his premises, with pistol shot through
his head. His wife supposed that he had gone To his
business in NewYOrk but going to the city herself after
ward she, customary, stopped at his store and
Informed that he had not been there during the day
She immediately returned tO her home and made in
quiries for him. Her sister, who lives in the
same house, said that she had him 20
into the OuthOuse that morning at about
o'clock. on entering this ouhOuse the man was found
living upon the floor dead with a sixbarrelcd revolver
beside him. chamber having been fired physician
was summoned and IL found that the ball had en-
tered the left nOstr and giancng upward had lodged
In the brain. Death had apparently been instantaneous
IL was H. when Mr.. CallicOt found, and he had
been lying the building dead the greater part OF the
day. His wife assign reason for the act She
asserts that his business prosperous, aud HIS family
relations agreeable. He leaves children. Coroner
Jones will hold an inquest to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
UoI-sE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BEAMAN (Rep., Mich), from the Com
Inittcc on Appropriations, asked that the Committee be
discharged from the consideration Of the claim Of the
Brazilian Mail steamship Company, and that it De
feIred to the Committee on Claims 50 ordered.
TIE POsT-OFFICLs.
Mr. DAWES GSep. MaSs), from the Conference Commit
tee Oh the Deficiency hill, made report, which read.
He stated that the main point, in the report four
a. 10 the Marine Hospital AT Chicago the Custom House
al ST. Paul and the New-YOrk and Boston Post Ohccs-
and offered to give any explanation that might he asked
OH those points.
Nh MORGAN Dem, Ohio wished action 10 be post
poed until the report printed, ana criticised the
ia. ildt the member Of the Committee on ApprOprd-
b,en gwen charge Of the bill IN the Conference Com
nittec.
The SPEAKER explained that the gentleman from
OHIO Cdr Lawrcnce)wa absent when the blll was con
of the Committee Appropriations had taken charge Of
IT, 10 therefore Iropei ana according 10 an par.
dInentdry rules, that the Chairman (dr Dawes Should
have charge Of 10 in the Conference Committee. lie
asked whether il was a satisfactory explanation.
Mr.. MORGAN expressed himself satisfied with 10,
The SPEAKER asked whether the other gentleman
from Ohio Mr LwTence) considered that his rights had
been wronged by not being put on that Conference Com
Uitteef
Mr.. LAWRENCE Gsep., Ohio) replied, somewhat
hcstatng that be not sufficiently acquainted with
parliamentary prccedents TO know whether they had been
not.
MIR. RANDALL dem, PENN called attention 10 the
appropriation for the NewYork Post Office, which the
House had fixed al 100000 which the had raised
Ia $4,000 and which the Conference report raised TO
10000 and 40 alss as to the Boston POstOfiice
Mr.. DAWES (Rep., Mass) explained the matter, which
further discussed by Messs BUTLER tof Mass and
FARNSWORTH.
The report of the Poet Once Committee on the subject
saylnR being read, Mr. BUTLER tRep, bass) said be
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
ANOTHER HOMICIDE.

On the 18th of December Patrick Lotus and
Thomas Crook met in Michael Moneys liquor store in
Monroe-st. and quaTeled over some trifing matter.
fight followed and Crook dealt his opponent several
blows on the head with sodawaer bottle, fracturng
his skull Lotus removed TO Bellevue Hospital and
seemed to be slowly recovering. At the expiration or
two weeks his wife had him removed homo to No 2i2
Dvisonst. He grew worse and three weeks after
removal from Bellevue Hospital he was taken to ST.
Vincent's Hospital, in Eleyenh-st near seventhaye
lie rallied for short time, then grew WORSE and on
Thursday evening died. Lotus was a native
of Ireland age 25 years. Crook, who had
been arrested Immediately after the assault, but
subsequently released $500 bail, learning Of the
death OF LOTUS disappeared, and has not since been
seen by those in search OF him. He resided at No. 773
BroOme-st and is known in the neghbOihOOd as man
of vicious habits and violent temper. Coroner Rollins
has issued warrant for his arrest. An investigation
into the circumstances connected with the case will he
commenced to-day, and number OF witnesses nave been
uuttu Fa1
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
IoSrHs ENDED DECEMBER 81, 1863.
OFT md INDOOR SPORTS.
YACHTING.

Mr.. Ashbury, the owner of.the English yacht
Cambria, has offered seventyfve guineas as prize TO
contested for by the Yorkshire and Harwich Yacht
Clubs in July next, the being from Harwcl to
Uul-the station of one club TO the other. -
The action of the New-York Yacht Club at It's late
meeting excluding soops from taking part in the in
ternatona regatta against the Cambria for the Queens
Cup not, has been by some assumed, deliberate
insult to of that class of yachts The whole
squadron at first proposed, and the motion
ried but when the Committee having the matter in
charge asked for instructions to time allowance for
sOOps il found in this particular could be
given and permit them to take part in the contest
without time allowance would be infraction OF the
Club rules the only alternative accepted-that Of
leaving them out altogether.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
THE sHIP-YARDs AT GREENpoRT

The ship-yards at GreenpOrt are all in a
noui~hing condition The ship carpenters all ac
lively employed and large fleet Of small craft being
built, aud some Of them are nearly ready TO launch.
Messrs. Jackson Mathews will launch next week two
carryway slOOps, 10 tuns carpenters measurement
built for the Sterling Fish OIL and GuanO Company and
next month another, size, for W. H. Glover South
old They have the stocks yacht 81 feet long, ID
feet beam, and fOHr feet hold, which Will bc completed
in June for the Rev. Halsey Knapp. They have also
Just laid the kees for two carryway slOOps, size
those previously mentioned one for Vail Benjamin Co
the other for Mr. Miles OF Milford, Conn.
Messrs. Smith Milford are building yacht for the
Sterling Fish Oil and Guano Company, which will he
launched next week; also other fishing boats.
Mr. Ketcham is buildinga yacht for Edward DOwnf
Of Riverhead, 10 be launched next month.
All OF these firms have large orders for boats, &c. and
are employing than any time since the war.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
ATTEMPT TO BURN 4 TENEMENT.

On Thursday, John and Mary Cosgrove, who
occupied the front basement OF the teneentNo $40 East
Twenty ffthst, served with dispossess warrant
In the evening they removed their furniture to the wood
house, and, about u at night they emptied the contents
straw bed the floor of their ROOM and set fire IA
the mass The smoke which soon filled the house reused
the sleeping tenants, and for time the utmost confusion
prevailed but all succeeded IN making their escape from
the house unharmcd The fire soon eItinguished
hut not, however before the apartment In which il
originated was damaged considerably Officer McSwigan
Of the Eighteenth Precinct learning the above facts
arrested the tOsgroyes and Justice Scott yesterday
United them Ia await an examination.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
BILLIARDS.

Yesterdays Cable telegIams contain this
sentence:
II said that the recent defeat OF W Cook, r. by
Mr. Roberts in the great game OF billiards on Thursday
last indicates unaccOutable loss OF skill the part
of Cook, which is possibly due 10 the exclusion Of the
spot stroke"
The international tournament proposed some week .
agO likely 10 take place Although nothing def
mite has been heard from the other side both VIM Cook
jr and NJ Uhassey favorably upon the proposition
Joseph Dion of Montreal, In card 10 IA Montreal paper
declares his intention of playing.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
LATEST SHIP NEHS.

ARRIVED.
s,, p,,, pcr,,, Bon Kong via Whampoa Dee 49, md- an
Ship ereue Lincoln 10 via Hampton Roads fu'n0 10
Ss ,.;.; gss%s. Isss ts; sn.$. %$: April TO- ballast
Anne Troop Troop Ma,,1r.s 10 days & ss'
B6s 5 G shaw Lander' Pone. p R "a days, sasar ...
Bs HeGn MayS CsrsTs' M,,y,, u day, s .Da U e
Brg Gamma, Bantley Galveston 20 d'Ss %dSe IsSs,. ,
BnE John Armstrong Lang. Ponce 7. r. - days '"s'h
Brs Chevic, Wbitne, Maisn,as i4day. .ngar
Brig Rensbas sylvester, Guantanamo Is days, sugs.
Br hnna knight Knight Carnas u days and moas'es
BHs Bs E,a oS%- jaS1.n r%sS Johnson sas"s s:as
s9s & r1ss Bansy, Ba. Loe Syo p sugar
schr Eila PenneI Mitchell Carlenas u days moa''e~
seSr Sr C. C. W hot hi Hart us s.aIs RIVER Ca ,da1, Lumber
St hsKRGTn pcn pn'pss pss.aos BAIT 5,, q .', m @
shr Billy Butts, Horton, Carenas hareh6 Via hey "f'' 10 Gays
senr Ph,ro. Patterson, Key we,t 10 DAY. ,,,,
schr Pilot Bride Blatchori Arroyo r., l6 days sugar
scHoosERs-RIygR AND coAsrwisK
Helen A. Hoyt, GeorgetosB Monmouth nirsmn ,L Iv,i
Bnoch Moore, Baltimore. u Cha%p19a, trginln ya,
RissTi slade virginia 4 Plnkenburg EInbethPort
Mary Eliza EliaJeIhpOr. RaicndO, EliHlsssthgort
Josephine EltabethpOr cnthls jane hnka,e.hPef'
q p R,o9n FIrabethport Jos. p Ross. Port Johnson
p Rleete, Por, Jobpscn H. NJ Hamilton johnson.
MadesI, sss sst1 Fftsbethport 0TandO Eila6ethPo-
Sarah jane Newport VIM. Thomas, New Bedford
& rea Rys s. Prn5eSc Richard Morre Greenwich
julia Bsier SewHsven & pSnsT % PrOy,desee pi .:r.,.on
N,thU idence PhafO, P0r
" RsndoInh Proyidence &. |. Vanderyort, Wareham.
Minne Kinnie Norwich Merands New Haven.
S.tsb Woos,er Calais Kate Mclean, Hartford.
J. H. Youmsns, Providence. NEs MrghL NeNmNtL,
Tunice Boiine Providence. Geo. washington sahOfu
Joseph f. Potts, Pawtucket a. g. hcken samofl
s p G..win stanford Mary A. IIyer, Chrisdeh, Md
A Rurten PROVIDENCE Mary Johnson Providence.
J.s DiveTtv proyidenrp Mary Susan, Bridgeport
N Van Bnfrn New Haven. Mary A. Rose, Providence
Jas Rerpett New Haven Bulkley. New Haven.
Joseph Skinner, New Haven. Jala Tate, Bndgsport
4 Innlegate Providence Minnesota Providence.
Jnstce Se0nor- NJ Meade. Taunton
Mote Newuort Charger, New BeiOrt
HlND-SnndoHn, fresh, L. S T., bazy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrpyss MONROE April l5-Arve o. s. steamship lroqnos,
Commander Carr DAYS from Hong Kong All we'll ,,,
Saw PRASCIsCo April l-Cleared ship Silver Crag lot Ipo
Sailed ships Robert Eeer Tber for LypoO Aeatfs Queens
toxu; Ii. IL susanna, for MannnllA
. FOREIGN PORTS.
PIYwourp Ar 15-The steamship Hsmmonia from NeT.iorA
arrived at this pot o'clock this evening the way 70 smbng
GLASGOW Apr -The steamship scandinavian of 2tO tun bnt
for H. A. Aans and Liverpool line launched to-day at
GTeenock.
SPOKEN.
Shin Haze from Hong Kong ior New York April r. &c 25 lon.
bis . IL N !. n,
Brig Juliet C. Clark Messna for Newiok April TO- lat -,
Ion. 25.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
BASE BALL.

Next week will see the many Clubs of New
York and neighborhood in full practice. To-day the
Unions Of MOrsania open play for the season at the
fremont grounds On Monday the Orentas open at the
Union grounds Williamsburgh. and match game, for
practice will be played the CaptOline ground be-
tween the Atlantic and Union Clubs, the day On
Tuesday the Mutuals of New York play their newly
ganzcd nine against the field. The Union CapitOlne,
and fremont grounds are In fine condition for the sport
and will have a inviting appearance ia June,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Col Crawley of the Brltlsh ~ s,l
Army - Ncw-York HOtel-Gen. Preston Oh NIL Mn,
!ig "a poter EItler of Massachusetts,. 60 AslOr
Wonssc@THe Hon Ezra Cornell Of Ithaca, exsehi tor
Nils NJ Fmira Gen. n NJ. Curtis OF OgdensDuTS anu
Tni,e Gberysr of Waterford. -. NlcloI.s nVIel M
The lion H. NJ Drane of North Carolina, ana IL " ;h la
ard Crowley OF Iockport ". Y, and the Rev pr oohS
Of Hamilton. y. Y. - Finhhvenue HOtei-,onlnihs Mh
sinner Phillips OF Philadelphia, and X = sponoru Mas.-
ingfon - Everett House-Capt Catn Of West foih''
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
LABOR NEWS.

The Brooklyn employing painters will here
after pay - 30 Instead ~ - a day To- Workmen.
The carpenters of Brooklyn are in favor Of
Il uniform rate of wages aud atk u day.
The efforts of the several hundred laborers
from Bergen {" force general strike among the sewer
builders In aud Jersey city, have proved frute
The c0opcrs of Brooklyn have compromised
with the employing houses, and wifi hereafter
receive 81 - day instead of 81 80 The coopers en-
pInN Ned on nOuI hATits have nade hmilnr
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
IAnuouncemeuisI J

A BAD ROY.-Whyi Did he inherit 1T is
II from Original Sin association with eSldspose persons
Whatever the esu Il well to developments Of the
person chronological principles that the best means may be adopted
by which to improve reform the boy II also well for
adults Examinations daily at sS Broadway, Ne"'l orA'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

LIVELY Now.-Move quick, if you want one OF
KSoxs elegant Spring H latest style has bit the
public hand and the Broadway Fulton
st. 30 greet the attention Of the police who fancy
nav result in not No fears Th dealers at hSors may
be eager, but they tnrluleBt
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
SMITHS
AMERICAN
OR G A N S!

n. Mssrs make ONLY the BEST Reed Instruments
and ,bo ar. satisfied that discriminating pubEc is wiling to the
value Of what it gets
THE AMERICAN ORGAN
IL elegant In appeaneetbooughy consuc'ei-"b powerful ann
steady belowwih eIquite voiced recssney eonased quail
ties Of and ingenious mechanical eovnces for Increase Of po"
and for expression.
Frtracs from Leter from HENRY T. LESLIE Mus DOe an E@|
aent organid Of London, England
only regret did not know that an instrument
of 30 muh beauty and perfection cou be hal England have Usually
bad for Illustrating my lectures good Aerantre Hrmoum but the
superiority Of your Organs any Hanonum ever met with really
marye ous before charmed with an instrument
EVERY INSTRUMENT is WARRANTED.
elegantly Illustrated CIRCULAR containing descriptions and
prices, will be sent post paid on application.
Twenty years estabnshedl 10000 in usel
GET THE BEST
$. ID. & II. w. SMITH,
BOSTON, MASS.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

IF YOUR THROAT is SORE, or you are annoyed
Congh promptly EKPEcTORANT. 1t will relieve
passages Of all phm J Inflammation and so give
the parts heal No safer remedy be hsd for all
Coughs complaint Of the Throat Lungs and taken
u trial will prove its efficacy Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
pI.SSEkG L9,.S dRRIVED

rao@ AyiNhAl-ln sieamshP leo, Aphl ls-sr Dr. i.ude
v s li'i'ftun H. Iaf'', J. NAnseuu John H.
Lo, rLhp E1op = Doslgi H D. AMI maid NJ De,,.I
gaA Roafb Nm Hal, hLu naS,rou A. H. Io-. Mn e. l.
" lsu.ru hr,' sb,lif'h A. NE' OBneu, h,tme5
ons.u J. q. L-4e. Jsb, Cak, Eslssl, M.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

The House Of w. B. Bishop, esq, II West
Rhecondst saved from being robbed TUESDAY night last y
TELEGRAPH No family can anori 70
without the satisfaction afforded b. this neverng method
protecting house frVD robbers h. HOLMES Murray ST.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
The funeral of Kusakabe TaIo, "A Japancs,

student, attended in the Second Reformed Church
Brunswick, N j. The cxercises conducted h,
the Rev j. NJ Ferris d. d. Of this city. most iinpo,
efye address delivered by President CaupbtH u of
Rutgers College The Rcvs. e. ID. H.TtrlIft, 4. MrkrL
ye, and ]. H. BaIIagb Lad "a DaIt IN The beYII,.k
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
NEWyORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, APRIL 10, Io1N

,a, n Han ~ a A Germord Mis- Bls Germond Mis- Eva Ger
,nond Nh III Muller Mis- ~ Jouon, e. Baris'i MS noneu
W Nm Dean Dr Merrill Mr. Leach ~ ~ s n ~ ss mss,ass
J. HeDderoI, W. h. keyuobs, Miss Reynolds al" % WV
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
DLANTATION BITTERS.

$. T-lBh-S.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is THE
SHEET ANCHOR oP THE FEEBLE AND DEBILTTATED AS
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUID 1T HAS
no EQUAL AMONG STOMACHICs. AS REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS To WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
sTrBJECr m IN SUPRRSEDING EVERY OTHER STIMULANT
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE, OR PRlGID, IT
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UNDERMISBs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

THE LARGEST is not always the best, but
THH AMERICAN HoUg BosTOS which the LARGEST HOTEL New"
England will also be found Of tie best Every provision made Tor
he ncnrnfnrt Of
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

UOUsE-CLFANING MADE EASY, by the use of
PYRs SOAP Ike il Tor general household
poses. All groen sell IL Depot $50 Wahnstons ST.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

PAPERS, TwINES, THREADS AND CORDAGE.-
WILLARD HAkyAl and Waeooms 28 and 300 Broadway New
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

i - - - -.
FOR TWENTY -FIvB CENTS Y0U CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG
GIST OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARNR MANUFAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEES WHICH
wIILMIKB SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND ALIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDINGS CUsrARDS, CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RUSSR &c &c 1T Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HBALTHlEST,
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINR co,
So PARK- PLACE, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASST RAM
= combined very mportant feature introduced BY the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE &C

SANlNGS BANk ana LIZ II 400 hhN,E
= combined and feature introduced BY the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co,
securing by such combination Of the three great essentials Of life
viz; capital business family purposes" provision for old
ager or legacy ones family" Some OF the other advantages oi
feri by the Company are
Frst: It's SECURITY Company have 81 800 assets for every $l
liabilities
Second profssses 10 be real Mn'ua Economical Tom
pany established conducted ppoe and solely for the enre bene
6t Of the close scrutiny into is expenses and investments
viii prove consequently,
Third Il afford charge lower rates thn any other mutual com
pspy thus the reap the advantages justly due them
Fourth: Premiums only forfeited but padup policy with
dividends issued the first payment required
Fifth: applied reduce tho second and all 'obqnnt
annual payments
Itb travelling by or lake officers oi the army
navy or merchant marine, or the lives OF women
seventh: The officers Directors az this Company ar" men OF ma
sop reputation known integrity ability The security OF the Com
pAny S unioubtd above shown
Business men officers insurance companies and some OF
The most prominent OF the country have given this Company the
rfrenc the whom be found @ OF those insured
T New-IOrk. 10 Wsl-st
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
COMMERCE. AND NAVIGAHON
REPORT FROM

REPORT FROM TIE BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, Mr.
Edward Young furnishes in advance OF the regular re-
United State for the month Of December 1862 and Tor the
calendar year ending at that time, with comparative
statements for the previous year.
II appears that reducing the exports to specie values
and adding thereto the amount OF reeXpOrs, the imports
this country last year. exceeded the exports To the
The The following table exhibits the exact condition.
Month ended De. 81 se e%2sea lS2s7 sGsGss FfGsGfis eg2is;!e
Month ended Dee 81 las.... 2ig79776 42eoso les7o7
l"'iSs 1853 moo'l' t1oo py aala7 @s7ase eeG
1853 'ni'us i.'1.... .Da'. 17mHO 4nscoO2 2Og
Gold valueS I Mixed values. / Foreign commodities.
The proportion of the foregoing shipped in American
and foreign vessels respectively is as follows:
EvpED DECEMBER 81, 1883.
American si0ggSsi, @gSTS s2i&I7s, ss55%s
Foreign 4sSlrs aosras 1sSsS TsDSD DrcSsSSa % g. 1863
american sls5$R 3 si;,'Is
Percentage of total foreign trade carried in foreign
bottoms, G6.26
OF the total imports for the twelve months which ended
December 81 1862 Al6,Gl8g4 were dutlaDle 800 1888
entered for consumption, and sl9599i entered ware
OF the total value Of reGxport for the twelve months
s22SOO63 dutiahle Sl69 451 free of duty s67 23
from warehouse and sl7,574277 not from warehouse.
on December 81 1869, foreign commodities valued AT
s5l634O3 remained in warehouse, against sJ975G6j De-
''''''' '-' TWELVE MONTHS ENDED 81 1863.
c-Bntered- 1-Cleared@
fs f%sss7 7.ess .s.ss 55@ 81. 1871 1871 ssssti sssai
Total. ........-5ooa5 s-ia-as 25.Ga 9si15si
TWELVE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 81 1863
~-knteTed--- >-Cleared--N
Tuns NUN. 1uns
American vessels. .l0.Og3 359i2B 9m2 34l4l2
ToT,Ign vessels. .....l7,8lO 47g255O 1876 4,6yil5
To.sl.......27g3 8lag6 1891 s4O3l67
In addition TO the usual detailed monthly statements
and summaries the current number OF the report from
the Bureau of Statistics contains quarterly statement of
tunnage foreign and coatwise; lumber, &c, the pro
ducts Of the forests of Mane the products OF the fisher
les guano from American islands, the trade between the
ports of New-YOrk and San Francisco, by way OF the
fsthmus of Panama. the trade between the United states
and Mexico and South America tables III regard TO the
progress OF British merchant shipping and the imports
and exports of that country the trade OF Canada pro
duce OF the whale fisheries tariff legislation affect
ing Great Britain AUSTRIA Chill, and jamaica the silk
manufactures of France; the commerce and trade Of
France and many other interesting topics.