The Judical Circuits

■The bilí to change judical circuus, as passca by tne Senute, constitutes the various circuits as follovfs : First, Maine, New Hampühirc, Vermoot, Massachusetts, Rhode Islaud aud Connecticut. Second, New York. Third, New Jersey, Pcnnsylvania, Delaware, Morylaud and Virginia. Fourth, North Carolina, South Carolino, Georgia, Florida, Alabaina and Tenncsi-ee. íáixth, Ohio, Michigan, Kontucky and West Virginia. Seventh, Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. Eightb, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri. Ninth, California, Oregon and Nevada. The Supremo Court Justices, excopt the Chief Justice, are required to reside in their respective circuits, and the Chief JuRtice is to be known as the Cbief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. The report ot the Bureau of Statisties shows that tho importa for nine months ending Marcb 3 lat were $333,80435, and the exports 335,340,548. Tho exporta aro nearly $60,000,000 groater thanfor tho same timo tbeprevious year.