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CenSuS for l6i0.--The census ei the Unit
States, to be taken during tile P esent year,w
be upon more comprehensive plan than usu
Hitherto it has been customary to cnumerate -
inhabitants only, under the, several classiiirat'
of sexes, ages, colors, &c. BY the late az,
Congress for taking the census OF lS4O, u
President of the United States was directed
cause the statistics ofthe country, relating to A
riculture, Manufactures Mines, Commerce, q
TO collected, and also statistical inlormalR
in reference to Education.


The next census therefore will exhibit not o.
ly the amount of our population, but also con
plete schedule of the aggregate property OF to
nation, ranged under different heads, and pr
senting at one view an accurate estimate OF Il
vast resources of the United States, in all Il
various departments of industry and including Il
numerous items Of national wealth. lnterrog
raties adapted to elicit information on all Il
topics embraced in the new plan, have been pr
pared to serve as formulas of statistical table
Little additional labor or expense will be INQUIRE
by this enlarged system of proceeding, since Il
same persons who would in the usual manner
employed to take the census of numbers, ma
very easily put such other questions as may b
required by the present regulation. One opera
ton may serve to accomplish both duties as W,
as one onIy.-Baltimore american.