VESSELS CLEARED.
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OF the tonnage engaged in the Of this coun
try about two.hirds were American and onethird 10
reign OF the number of vessels which entered, but
little more than one-half were Americen


Advices Springfield, Iinois-the seat of govern.
ment-announce the arriva of Col Oakley, the State
Commissioner, Mr.. Leavtt president Of the American
Exchange INK OF this CITY, and Governor John Davis OF
Massachusetts, They had not officially commune ated
with the Legislature disclosed the nature OF tho pro.
position which they authorized to make. II was
rnmored in Springfield that the foreign bondhoders re-
qured tax to be levied to amount equal three per
cent interest on the whole of the state debt provided the
until they get down to the half Of per cent This last
sum being the smallest they willing recognize as
partial payment Of the interest of the debt In
dtion to certificates Of stock bonds are TO be
ed by the state to the amount of OOO payable ex
clusvey from the proceeds of the sales Of the camel
bonds and property, and the derived the
canal after its completion.