= FROM Cusroms-PoRr OF New Yonx.

$9,5A,3O0 2O,GO0,N7
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The decrease this year thus far amounts to 24s I6l
equal to about twenty per cent. The aggregate de-
the received at all the ports of entry
in the Union this year. far able to Judge
from the returns received, compared with last will not
very much from eight millions of dollars. The expen
diutes of the government steadily increasing They
four millions and half dollars for the quar-
ter ending September sOh than for the pre- ous quarter
and larger than any quarter within the past year. The
increased expenditures have been the military and
naval departments in consequence Of the anticipated
difficulties connected with the annexation of Texas
With a decreasing revenue and increasing expendi
ture it will be impossible to reduce the tariff from the
present standard II will be found that the present
age is not much above point and that any
iuction would deficiency in the government
treasury In the face of these facts, will be very diff
cult to bring about any reduction in the tariff. Some
notifications may be made, but nothing will be submit
ted to tending to reduce the present average.


The deposites in the banks OF the principal cities from
July 2sth to August a5th have increased, will be
by the following comparative statement of deposites
Boston New York and Philadelphia but Gince there has
been slight falling Off


