IMPORTATION OF SPECIE-MONEY v tEf u. COMINCl .s
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The Madisoliian contains account of the in- portarion of Specie into the country during the past year, ending 30th September, 1S43: -: .-. IMPoRrED - BaiiOn.-Gold, $3l2.o96; Silver,

 $233,993; Specie, Gold, $l7,255,19O; Silver,

 SC, 02o, 1862; Total, $23, TAI ,641. ExroRTED-B Bullion n-Gold, 450; Silver, none {;

 Specie, Gold. $504 .666; Silver, g.. 2.6l3, ,os3 !; IOtal, $3,l1s, ,s99. <'7i ! e!'tn,rf VI ''l. Balance in favor ofthe United States, $a0623, PAP,

 being an increase of sixteen millions since 1888.

 Here we see another beneficial effect of the Whig Iariff. Last year our exports exceeded our i'm. ports by ten nsiiliOns balance in our favor. This has happened but once since the foundation of our Government. During nine years preceding the passage of the Tariff. our imports exceeded the ex- ports. by $a53, 3,27s,6o5. agaiast us. Now under the Tariff, the balance is in our favor, and hence we see money coming into the country. This is a good state nf affairs I4G ,-.9y,