Navigation and commerce of the United States with foreign countries-Continued.

Quarter ended June 30, 1862.

In port Constantinople

John Seys.

Quarter ended December 31, 1861.T Entered: 5 barks, 1 schooner-6, and 4 in port. Cleared: 6 barks, 1 schooner-7, and 3 in port, (2 barks and I schooner.) † Entered: 3 barks, and 3 in port-6. Cleared: 2 barks, and 1 in port-3, and 3 class not given. Aggregate tonnage: 1,032. Entered: 2 barks, 1 class not given-3. Cleared: 1 bark, 1 class not given-2, and 1 in port. Aggregate tonnage: 714. Entered: 2 barks, 2 brigs-4, and 1 in port. Cleared: 2 barks, 2 brigs-4, and I class not given. Aggregate tonnage: 1,448. Entered: 5 barks, 2 schooners-7. Cleared: 5 barks, 2 schooners-7. Aggregate tonnage: 2,986.

Entered: 3 brigs, and 2 in port-5. Cleared: 1 bark, 2 brigs, 1 schooner-4, and 1 in port. Aggregate tonnage entered: 751.

MONROVIA.

Navigation and commerce of the United States with foreign countries-Continued.

*Entered and cleared: 1 brig, 1 schooner, 1 bark-3. Aggregate tonnage: 765.
Fntered and cleared: 6 brigs, 1 schooner-7. Aggregate tonnage entered: 1,108.
Entered and cleared: 2 barks, 2 brigs--4. Aggregate tonnage entered: 872 32-100.
Entered: 4 barks. Cleared: 3 barks, and 1 in port-4. Aggregate tonnage: 1,228 35-95.
Entered: 2 barks, and 1 in port-3. Cleared: 3 barks. Aggregate tonnage: 737 79-95.