States.

Governor.
John Hubbard

Term expires. Salary. Revenue. Expendit'es. State Debt. MAINE. Jan. 1852..$1,500.. $525,688.. $478,802.. $979,000 N. HAMPSHIRE. Samuel Dinsmoor..June, '51.. 1,000.. 172,056.. 167,011.. VERMONT...... Chas. K. Williams. Oct. '51.. 750.. 119,386.. 111,056.. MASSACHUS'ts

Jan.

RHODE ISLAND. Henry B. Anthony. May,
CONNECTICUT.. Thos. H. Seymour.. May,
NEW YORK . Washington Hunt. Jan.
NEW JERSEY... George F. Fort ....Jan.
PENNSYLVANIA. Wm. F. Johnston ..Jan.
DELAWARE William H. Ross...Jan.
MARYLAND Enoch L. Lowe....Jan.
VIRGINIA......John B. Floyd

...Jan.

KENTUCKY.

TENNESSRE

TEXAS......
MISSOURI

CALIFORNIA

Nelson Dewey.

..Jan.

'52.
'51..

2,500..1,078,341.. 1057,407.. 6,134,556 400.. 161,648.. 161,413.. '51.. 1,100.. 122,347.. 118,392.. '53.. 4,000.. 992,688.. 842,316..2,128,945 '55.. 1,600.. 125,691. 126,552.. '52.. 3,000..4,433,688..4,084,722..40,574,413 '55.. 1,333.. 32,503.. 40,242.. 54. '52..3,3334..

3,600..1,315,440..1,631,385..16,164,813

..14,400,507

'53.. 2,000.. 251,717.. 175,402..
'52.. 3,500.. 481.613.. 418,724.. 2,310,996
'51.. 3.000.. 300,000.. 290,000.. 2,023,472
'53.. 1,500.. 56.834.. 59,260..

'51.. 2,500.. *568,132.. *172,189..11,765,856
52.. 3,000.. 379,402.. 284,999.. 7,271,707
'54. 6,000..
..12,547,000

'52.. 1,200..2,511,119..2,338,136..19,173,223 52. 1,300.. 872,243..1,137,398.. 8,892.937 253.. 1,500.. ..16,661,795 .Jan. 52...1,500.. 494,165.. 490,399.. 2,374,733 .Dec. 51.. 1,250..

..Steph. Hempstead..Dec. '54.. 1,000..

37,884.. 32,514.. 55,000

..J: L. Helin (Act'g). Aug. '51.. 2,500.. 468,630.. 447,620.. 4,497,152 William Trousdale. Oct. '51. 2,000.. *790,693.. *802,436.. 3,337,856 ARKANSAS.....John S. Roane. .Nov. '52.. 1,800.. 47,657.. 34.974.. 3,862,172 Peter H. Bell. ....Dec. '51.. 2,000.. 97,211. 116,161.. 7,213,477 Austin A. King Dec. 52.. 2,000.. Peter H. Burnett... Dec. '51..10,900..1,525,000.. 700,000..

The Governors in italics above are Whigs; the residue Opposition.

*For two years.

956,261

IMPORTATIONS UNDER THE TARIFFS OF 42 AND '46. THE following statement exhibits the value of certain articles imported during the years ending on the 30th June, 1841,. '45, '49, and '50, (after deducting the re-exportations), and the amount of duty which accrued in each during the same periods respectively.

VALUE. DUTIES. VALUE. DUTIES. VALUE. DUTIES. VALUE. DUTIES.
9,408,279 3,313,495 10,504,423 3,731,014 13,505,720 3,726,989 16,900,916 4,682,457
13,235,830 4,850,731 13,360.729 4,908.272 15,182,518 3,769,294 19,685,936 4,898,475
865.427 213,861 801,661 198,642 460,335 92,067 520,232 104,046
2,395,860 1,607,118 4.075,142 2,415,008 9,189,743 2,656,923 16,232,013 4,896,604
6,897,245 4,597,093 4,049,708 2,555,075 7,576,303 2,272,891 6,332,068 1,899,620
261,918 101,838 · 140,372 55,122 478,232 143,470 574,783
892,112 654,881 883,859 678,069 1,424,529
1,287,518
187,962 130,221 387,370

203,681

133,845

$284,906

116,211

172,435 245.504

361,855 108,557

84,181,247 15,472,358 34,003,356 14,671.418 48,204,750 13,162,751 61,835,321 16,980,698

EXPORTS, IMPORTS, AND TONNAGE OF THE U. S. The following statement exhibits the total value of Imports, and the Imports consumed in the United States, exclusive of Specie, during each fiscal year, from 1841 to 1850, both inclusive; and shows also the value of the Domestic and Foreign Exports, exclusive of Specie, and the Tunnage employed during the same period [1843 is for 9 months ending June 30.]

WHIG ALMANAC FOR 1851.

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

THE EXECUTIVE.

MILLARD FILLMORE, of New York, President of the United States..Salary $25,000

THE CABINET.

DANIEL WEBSTER, of Massachusetts, Secretary of State...
THOMAS CORWIN, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury..
ALEXANDER H. H. STUART, of Virginia, Secretary of the Interior.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North Carolina, Secretary of War..
CHARLES M. CONRAD, of Louisiana, Secretary of the Navy.
NATHAN K. HALL, of New York. Postmaster-General..
JOHN J. CRITTENDEN, of Kentucky, Attorney-General..

THE JUDICIARY.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

ROGER B. TANEY, of Maryland, Chief Justice....

JOHN MCLEAN, of Ohio,
JAMES M. WAYNE, of Georgia,
JOHN CATRON, of Tennessee,
JOHN MCKINLEY, of Kentucky,

Associate Justice. | PETER V. DANIEL, of Virginia, Associate Justice.
SAMUEL NELSON, of New York,
LEVI WOODBURY, of New Hamp.
ROBERT C. GRIER, of Pennsylvi,

64

Salary of Associate Justices, $4,500.

XXXIst CONGRESS.

46

44

FIRST SESSION assembled Monday, December 3, 1849....Adjourned September 30, 1850. SECOND SESSION assembled Monday, December 2, 1850..

SENATE.-62 Members.

Expires March 3, 1851.

WILLIAM R. KING, of Alabama, President pro tem.

[Whigs in Italies; Locos in Roman; Free Soilers in SMALL CAPS.

The figures before cach Benator's name denote the year when his term closes. Whigs 25; Locos 35; Free Soilers 2.)

ALABAMA.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 233 Members.

1 William J. Alston,
2 Henry W. Hilliard,*
3 Sampson W. Harris,*
4 Samuel W. Inge,*
5 David Hubbard,
6 W. R. W. Cobb,*
7 Frank. W. Bowdon.*

ARKANSAS.
Robt. W. Johnson.*
CONNECTICUT.
1 Loren P. Waldo,
2 WALTER BOOTH,
3 Chaun. F. Cleveland,
4 Thomas B. Butler.

CALIFORNIA. Edward Gilbert, Geo. W. Wright.

DELAWARE. John W. Houston.* FLORIDA. Edward C. Cabell.* GEORGIA.. 1 Joseph W. Jackson, 2 Marshall J. Welborn, 3 Allen F. Owen, 4 Hugh A Haralson,* 5 Thomas C. Hackett, 6 Howell Cobb,* 7 Aler'r II. Stephens,* 8 Robert Toombs.*

ILLINOIS.

1 William H. Bissell,
2 Jno. A. McClernand,*
3 Timothy R. Young,*
4 John Wentworth,*
5 Wm. A, Richardson,*
6 Edward D. Baker,
7 Thomas L. Harris.

INDIANA.

1 Nathaniel Albertson, 2 Cyrus L. Dunham, 3 John L. Robinson,* 4 GEORGE W. JULIAN, 5 William J. Brown, 6 Willis A. Gorman, 7 Edip. W. McGaughey, 8 Joseph E. McDonald, 9 Graham N. Fitch, 10 Andrew J. Harlan. IOWA.

1 Daniel F. Miller,
2 Shepherd Leffler.
KENTUCKY.

1 Linn Boyd,*
2 James 1. Johnson,
3 Finis E. McLean,
4 George A. Caldwell,
5 John B. Thompson,
6 Daniel Breck,

7 Humphrey Marshall,
8 Charles S. Morehead,
9 John C. Mason,

10 Richard H. Stanton. LOUISIANA.

1 Emile La Sere,*

2 Henry A. Bullard,

*

HOWELL COBB, GA., Speaker.

3 Alex. G. Penn,
4 Isaac E. Morse.*

MAINE.

1 Elbridge Gerry,
2 Nathan. S. Littlefield.
3 John Otis,

4 Rufus K. Goodenow,
5 Cullen Sawtelle,
6 Charles Stetson,
7 Thomas J. D. Fuller.
MARYLAND.

1 Richard I. Bowie,
2 William T. Hamilton,
3 Edward Hammond,
4 Robert M. McLane,
5 Alexander Evans,*
6 John B. Kerr..

MASSACHUSETTS,
1 Samuel A. Eliot,
2 Vacancy,

3 James H. Duncan,
4 Vacancy,

5 CHARLES ALLEN,
6 George Ashmun,*
7 Julius Rockwell,*
8 Horace Mann, [F. S.]
9 Orin Fowler,
10 Joseph Grinnell,*

1 James B. Bowlin,*
2 William V. N. Bay,
3 James S. Green.*
4 Willard P. Hall,*
5 John S. Phelps.*

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1 AMOS TUCK,*
2 Charles H. Peaslee,*
3 Geo. W. Morrison,t
4 Harry Hibbard,

NEW JERSEY.
1 Andrew K. Hay,
2 William A. Newell,*
8 Isaac Wildrick,
4 John Van Dyke,*
5 James G. King.
NEW YORK.
1 John A. King,
2 David A. Bokee,
3 J. Phillips Phoenix,
4 Walter Underhill,
5 George Briggs,
6 James Brooks,
7 William Nelson.*
8 Ransom Halloway,
9 Thomas McKissock,
10 Herman D. Gould,
11 Peter H. Süvester,*
12 Gideon O. Reynolds,*

13 John L. Schoolcraft,
14 George R. Andrews,
15 John R. Thurman,
16 Hugh White,*
17 Henry P. Alexander,
18 PRESTON KING,
19 Charles E. Clarke,
20 Orsamas B. Matteson,
21 Hiram Walden,
22 Henry Bennett,
23 William Duer,*
24 Daniel Gott,*
25 Harmon S. Conger,*
26 William T. Jackson,
27 William A. Sackett,
28 A. M. Schermerhorn,
29 Robert L. Rose,*
30 David Rumsey, jr.*
31 Elijah Risley,
32 Elbr'ge G. Spaulding,
33 Harvey Putnam,*
34 Lorenzo Burrows,

NORTH CAROLINA.
1 Thos. L. Clingman,*
3 Edmund Deberry,
2 Joseph P. Caldwell,
4 Aug. H. Shepperd,*
5 Abra'm W. Venable,*
6 William S. Ashe,
7 John R J. Daniel,*
8 Edward Stanly,

9 Daniel tutlaro.*

1 David T. Disney,
2 L. D. Campbell, [F. S.
3 Robert C. Schenck,*
4 Moses B. Corwin,
5 Emery D. Potter,
6 Vacancy,
7 Jonathan D. Morris,
8 John I.. Taylor,*
9 Edson B. Ölds,
10 Charles Sweetser,
11 John K. Miller,*
12 Samuel F. Vinton,*
13 Wm. A. Whittlesey,
14 Nathan Evans,*
15 W. F. Hunter, [F. S.]
16 Moses Hoagland,
17 Joseph Cable,
18 David K. Cartter,
19 John Crowell, [F. S.]
20 JOSH. R. GIDDINGS.**
21 JOSEPH M. ROOT.*

PENNSYLVANIA.

1 Lewis C. Levin. [Nat.
2 Joseph R. Chandler,
3 Henry D. Moore,
4 John Robbins, jr.
5 John Freedley,*
6 Thomas Ross,
7 Jesse C. Dickey,
8 Thaddeus Stevens,
9 William Strong,"
10 Milo M- Dimmick,
11 Vacancy,

|12 Dav. Wilmot,* [F.S.]
13 Joseph Casey,
14 Charles W. Pitman,
15 Joel B. Danner,
16 Jas. X. McLanalian,
17 Samuel Calvin,
18 Andrew Jackson Ogle,
19 Job Mann,*
20 Robert R. Reed,
21 Moses Hampton,"
22 JOHN W. Howe,
23 Jas. Thompson,"
24 Alfred Gilmore.

RHODE ISLAND.

1 George G. King,
2 Nathan F. Diron.

SOUTH CAROLINA
1 Daniel Wallace,*
2 James L. Orr,
3 Jos. A. Woodward,*
4 John McQueen,
5 Armistead Burt,*
6 Isaac E. Holmes,
7 William F. Colcock.
TENNESSEE.

1 Andrew Johnson,* 2 Albert G. Watkins, 4 John H. Savage, 3 Josiah M. Anderson, 5 George W. Jones,* 6 James H. Thomas,* 7 Meredith P. Gentry,* 8 Andrew Ewing, 9 Isham G. Harris, 10 Fred'c P. Stanton,* 11 Christop. H. Williams. TEXAS.

1 David S. Kaufman,* 2 Volney E. Howard. VERMONT.

1 William Henry,* 2 William Hebard, 3 James Meacham, 4 Lucius B. Peck.* VIRGINIA.

1 John S. Miilson, 2 Richard K. Meade,* 3 Thomas H. Averett, 4 Thomas S. Bocock,* 5 Paulus Powell, 6 James A. Seddon, 7 Thomas H. Bayly,* 8 Alex. R. Holladay, 9 Jeremiah Morton, 10 Richard Parker, 11 James McDowell,* 12 Hen. A. Edmundson,. 13 Fayette McMulleu, 14 James M. H. Beale, 15 Thomas S. Haymond. WISCONSIN.

1 CHARLES DURKEE, 2 Orsamus Cole, S James D. Doty. DELEGATES. Oregon-S. R. Thurton. Minnesota-H. H. Sibley.

(Whigs in Italics; Locos in Roman; Freesoilers in SMALL CAPS. The figures prefixed to the names indicate the Congressional Districts. Members who sat in the XXXth Congress, total 88. † Seat

contested. Whigs 105; Opposition 115; Free Soilers 9. Vacancies 4.

W. L.! States.

Alabama..... 2 5 Illinois....

RECAPITULATION.

States.

W. L. States.

W. L. States. W. L. 1 6 Maryland 3 3 New-Jersey.. 4 1 S. Carolina...- 7 9 Massachusetts 7-New-York...32 2 Tennessee.... 4 7 2 1 Michigan..... 1 2 N. Carolina.. 6 3 Texas.. Kentucky 6 4 Mississippi... 1 Louisiana.... 1 3 Missouri

1

States.

IV. L.

Arkangas

1 Indiana ...... 1 Connecticut.. 1 3 Iowa...

1

Florida...

Georgia..

4 Ohio .8 10 Vermont..... 3 1 5 Pennsylvania. 13 10 Virginia.. 3 5 Maine..... 2 5 N.-Hampshire.1 3 Rhode-Island. 2 Wisconsin... In the above classification, Messrs, Booth, Julian, Preston King, and Durkee, are placed in the Loce column, and Tuck and Howe among the Whigs.

Delaware

MILEAGE OF XXXIst CONGRESS.

THE Committee on Mileage find the following
Members of the House of Representatives of the John R. J. Daniel, N. C.... 225
United States to be entitled to Mileage for the Edmund Deberry, N. C..... 468
number of miles opposite their respective names:-Jesse C. Dickey, Pa..

Mileage.
$180.00

374 40
81.60
176.00

657 60

288.00

1492,00

444 80

396.00

810.40

1436.00

271.20

361.60

1376.00

370.40

894.40

1672.00

256 00

88.00

32.80

272.80

770.40

891.20

2019.20

1120.80

867.20

1320.00

$208.00

536 80

240.80

325.60

1392.00

596.00

109.60

728.00

316.00

761.60

1494.40

372.80

618.40