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We perceive by the New York papers, that no less than Ss.3s2, 1852 in specie has been imported into the single port of New

 York within the first six months of the pre- sent year. Of the sum received within the last three months, two and half millions consisted of gold, and was brought in, doubtless, to get the benefit of the profit py re-eolnage at our Mint. The bulk of ihe remaining six and half millions have been mercantile returns, made in specie instead ofmerchandize, andby whiehthe Go- pernment has suffered probably clear loss of a million and half of dollars of reven. ue, which would have accrued in the form of duties, had the same amount come into the country in goods, as usual, instead of gold and silver, as now. This boasted infusion of the yellow metal into the currency is no more proof of commercial or national prosperity, than the golden hue of the hick- ory foliage at the present moment Is evi- denee of the Juyeniscence or yigor of the tree.-.NaiiOnol Isteliigeacer.