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THE New TARIFFS that have been proposed have
seemingly all of them had in view rather the pro-
lection of certain manufacturing interests than any
other object Wooen manufactures, particularly
have excI.cd the sympathIes OF the committees ana
they have not hestated to propose tax of 40 per
cent. on wooen goods, with an additional retail,
atve duty of 10 per cent, making 30 per cent. ad
yaorem. With degree of blindness and ignorance
which is enaccountablc, all the advocates OF restrc-
tive duties continue TO point to Englan as an In
staUcc of their beneficial effects, at the very mo-
ment when her government declares that nothing
but removal of the restrictions trade Will save
her standing. The following is an official table o.
the exports of pieces OF English cloths, at different


