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RECIPROCITY ExEMPLIFIED.-The
Richmond Wing says: During the last ses-
sion Of Congress, the Secretary ofthe Treas
ury caused to be compiled. under resolu-
ton Ofon Of the Houses, a view OF the COM
paralive Tariffs of all countries. The work
was skilfully and laboriously done from
materials by no means easy to collect chiefly
BY that worthy and diligent person. Johna-
than Elliot, the author of the diplomatic
Code" and the collector of Debates on the
adoption of the Federal Constitution" The
following paragraph cut from distant pa
per. may be said to express the results OF
his comparison of duties:


"In ls4i. the whole imported into the
United States was 1927. .945, ,OOU.--lne
whole amount ofduty on this was y Si4'4o9'-
uVO, or ii l-3 per cent. The whole amount
Of our exports during the same time, was
1000. 0.000-the amount of duties levied
On these by foreign powers, was Si23.50O,-
Vuui Or al the average rate Of ia per cent