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FouR TARIFF FACTs -Niles's Nation
al Register. of the 23d ult., contains in a ta-
bic, compiled at length, and doubtless with
accuracy. the following four, among many
other important facts:


From September 1882, to 3lst August
IS4S. the incre ase of cotton shipped to Great
Britain from the United States was 534, ,OS0
bales over the amount sent thither the year
before. The increase sent to the North of
Europe has been 37,S35. Increaseto other
places 24.962 bales Total increase 544,-
SSS.


Has the Wing tariff diminished the for
eign demand for American cotton Has
the balance oftrade IN favor OF the grain
growing region OF the North and West. or
The great influx Of specie at Charleston and
New Orleans been injurious 10 the South 2a