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I..... 1sl2. 1si3 1544 ls45.

 Imports. 6Oi 29l702I5 s3,66s154 96,4s6336 Duties .l662,746 lO5i435 2s,sso556 27, 7325 Per cent 23.90 36.i3 34.G4 2725

 The actual reyeoue for 1842, the last year of the compromise, was but about 3 per cent less the ac

 tual imports than the increase of the past year. In IS43 the imports less than since the war, and the duties averaged 36 per cent. In lS44, decline in the average duties took place simultaneously with an increase in the amount imported In lS45 a far- ther decline in the average is followed by further increase in imports, showing incontestby that it IS only the low taxed goods that enler into the imports to any extent, and that the general trade is decn- ing. 40 per cent of the dul,ble goods WAS import ed in the quarter ending Sept 30, lS44. Thisgiv $3S. .594, ,734 the dutiabe imports for that quar- ter, making for the remaining nine months Ss57 .S92- l02 of imports only. The export of domestic pro duce has declined in the year 6, 900 ,00O

 We have not the details which compose this decl,ne. but it probably consists in the fall winch has taken place in the export price of cation, whh fall has in some degree been compensated for by increased quantities exported. We have in tn, Sc fl dres the evidence of the intolerable weight imposen upon the commerce of the country by tariff designed to give a monopoly to a certain class here The trade was nearly annihilated in 1643, until Il forced itself back to a low range of duties, when it again picked up a little al that low range.