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Very Ti ate,. ,1711
ARRIVAL OP Tim STEAMSHIP CAM.
l-rci ts Baltimore Sun of Yesterday, j t
tire. A C! - i.i i.fiff Commercial JVVry cf
Ureal L . .i S fZoJr ri 1 Vr Ivor cf
a icl:i uepcdlf l -t Lorn LstirfUrtMl
rxr..'-; :r nx j.i Lilian l-Mrcti'nj cf Ptrlfa.
r;r4 Pacific feeling evinced tou&.irds the
United StitciRecejllon cfihe te-rr speech
es in Congress Mr. Guizot' s rrpfylo the
President's, eharge cf an interference in
reference tn the njfairt.fi Texas yifjicaltj
Icticren Mr. Kir.- t the Ahrrkan Jtnis!cr,
and Mr. G uliHijte vj the Markets, c-c
... Tho news i of the in;t important audi
nraUrjinj; kind. 1 . ... - ' '
Parliament had ; rs.'cmbUJi and the
Quccn s,Kcch,Tis well a the toncbf the
press, with reg:trJ to ihj United States, ii of
I ho most j trifle rl.aircfrr.
, Exprr '.ilom- of-rg?et arc fmdeon;.all
hands t!. ti tho diffuuhL bt twevri that coun.
try on 1 the United S.utei about 0.- -on arc
( .yei unsettled. -'. ' t . Tt!"
Fwn HV.r.rr crni Sm-'Vt Eur ca'n Time's
The Searr-hip Canbri.it--commarxIwJ by
cr cxci'lcnr and. esl.-emcd friend Captain
jVudkin, lakes out today the moil iniporjint
; nd gratifyinj ihudl'V-nco that ever left the
. shores fG:ea.t Britain.. Sir Robert Peel,
Eogfan powerful linJbrii'irnt Minwter-r
v hi developed hi future cnnrriercialt joficy.
t . Il is at once simple and comprehensive; i&nd
tinder Its operation; ijie exchange of (com
modifies between thli.ciuntry (England) and
tho Uni: J Spates will bo carried to an xtent
. on J, wi.i bo mutually productive oradvrin.ngcs,
greater, to quote not inevcrcnUy the words
.U th&'Lcrct) olomri than, tho eye I' hash
yet tern c r the heart hull conceited.' J The
rcve q tiem: embraces, with a full Icdsc of
their importance; the prlnc' .$ of free.lrade
repudiates e!I pruUctlun tV .pommprce,
; vuiduivrk i - eg ncur.ure; -atlinita ;cor
.'taft fro? i cal ol three vearswhh o
"" futl', la tLo itilcriiTt, '.which wiU prgbibly
ocilkitUitrteort fjtfr nrtd tfij shillings pec
Cfchfterj (eight UJhVailt oace aJfnita
iniiar rsrand buskwntjat free ot mi duty
whatever. "To tfeo details of this ?reat mm.
ure wo earnestly enUeaVtUe ' ftttcn'lionl of
"r r.uiiiui-iviai fvuucrs. vireai Diuain at
the present moment is in v blaza of rzcite.
- inent; men tajlc niid : tT.I $' nothing .ser
they hare, set ihelr Iu-u.t upon jiecuririhh
great fiscal jieim for tho regeneration! of
lnqouaiiywlMCh 1bQ.rr0mie s laid be,
. fre tailumenf nn I they desiro to.cur&!'
tho period fixed ior" Ilia total cx;inction of (he
corh laws.- Tle, rricrrUi of peace and' pro.
- gwssion on' ihis ido of, Uio water hopei
earnestly and sincerely Ihopc that tho nw
I pojjejr will bind America to 'us" by tho tes
tifoniity, brolherh nmUnterest, and lliat
tho merblo q'jibblinrabout,a barren wa'e
Will fftVO U'lV til murn'lilir.rnf eiuiVi-raA ' nnrl
will give way Jo more1 liberal;. civilized,' and
C mprehensive vtcws., ' I
. ' . ,'J'he immrdiaie tfTcets1 of ilc newtarifTpa
.1 mo rnuai prominent oriieies oi American ex
I iortJ we, hvd noticed elsewhere.. Altogcth
i ar, Ukj subject, in its various phases is He
j most important that cyor; crossed theV Atlantic
j since the introduction of; ocean' navigation;
and all that is now waiiifig for the Gojp-
eminent and people of tha UnitedStatesj to
k meet us ina .kirnjrcd spirit, forget the past
and run a generous racc;,of mutual happiness
and prosperity for t fie" future' -;
MR. PKELS FINAiNClAK -SCHEME.
Our column to-day furnish evidence cf
the great rcvulutionfwhieh has 4aken place
in the public mind relative to the "fiscal - poj.
icy of the country. v G-vernmcnts, it. is no
torious, in all highly. civilized countries, arp
always conservative always in arrear of this
people's requirements. It is certainly soJih
lgland, it is more or less so! in the othefr
rmiintrioa: rrt'ilrinfr n'Liunnnn f.. ,i:ffii
ence of tnorul and physiral causes. Tlwa
Minister who carries out Dt'ntham's axiotjp
ef'tho greqU-st happiness- of the greatest
' number," will b?s! srte the interest of luj.
. minity,nnd fulfil his o'.vrij)igh,dosliiy. "B-.jt
w"er? C fcprescnalive principir 9$ work
-where the public ntiad possesses sufTicicnt
intelligence to grasp t!io great truths, and dJ
shcs their cmbodiment-in actionall that the
State's pilulhas to dj is lo bo the instrument
of realizing and enlightening policy thp
. rir..i r..-;..;..!... ...) .I..- ' . (
regird for. iho interest, fi clings, and sympn'.
ihics of all classes for those who luvo Vhri-
as well s those, who have sutFeredby th-
prcviom p !icy. . i
"Phis course uf action describes in'n Tevr
erl Pm I's m:nisterhl career. "It Ins been al
leged agiiust hi.ii thai he never anticipatt-k
always ligs behind pjiblio1 'opinion. It is
truo. Ho is essentially eiraciieul rnn, antl
never jprirds success by cxpciimental ttick
eryr Tho'body politic liko ' tho physical
fram?, was formed fr nobler uses. U has
lacr, j'Mgmentj.wnd a,! oroughr appreciatloi
of character. O.ice in i jlion. his- indomit
ab'ofnergy brjves all dangers, bers dkjvv i
,nll opposition.- ) t . -
Dut tlicso rcmliinlniry retnar)i?ire keep,
ing us from the Kjyct :.t which-Aothsifo to
arrive: to" piintoirt t or readers the njost
strikitvg Matures in tbe;jlan for fiQal're5e.ncjr-:
ati(K of I he count ry r which Sir Robert"4 Peel,
in a four .hours rpccchr mtroouotil-to thp
ll)usc of Cnim ns on the 27th inst." In thai1!
i Fpcech he took an cUb irate review of lh
fiscal, condi'.ivm of tho !counlry, and ,uit
rnunced the reduction of Jury on a-number
of articles which press upon the commercial
and agricultural interests. II? impressed upl
on thy manu.r:ci;irers the necessity of prcpari
" in fot iho advent i.f fn e trade, by giving up
.whitcver Hiriitcd amount of protection, theyl
now enj y inm rein competition ia"-lhii
snupooi prohibitory 'lu.ies;' and the du ies sot
imposed ho annouoei d his intention if re
ducing tow nominil amounts Cut; tliis cp-
pe.u io uic unnuiiciurers is aseie?: ' -v have
long si nee pabliely repudiated; th of
al! protect i: duties; hive deeltti.. ajhey
seek no ;.1J beyond f.-rc scope for' the cxer-
cise of their talents in tbo open marl: rt ofitm
world;" and have oRen said insubstat.- to
. inectgnci:urausis, "uo tnoti likewise. V Tho
limber d - it ie s a r e tr uud ego a rc viio h L ..t
into the dl-MiU of the ehaogo he did not cn
lor, rcscrvir;it for another day. - . - !
For tho ieduetions on tallow, on paper
hapgings, on 8oap and candles, on boojs and
oes, on foreign spirits, on clover and other
scedi, on provisions fresh: and salted,) on
vegetables, on Joreigo made, carriages, we
m-ist refur in our tmplo jeprt of. th? speech
iiidf In another column. 'We can dj little
r.) rc thirf In-JJcatq iij ihU place, ttfo? cah
t J ri- -y heads of the t4.en:?, S'ir,
v. "I - it t;. j t; ciil.r:.;uj j ruce, ttlac.i,
tic:.'. ! t'.e coro hs, has been most viruler.t
'v 1 r n ccc' ":;tcf i!.3 ,tt.r.sciiy ". ..li
bo?j!w totally onJ iincocditionjlly, on the
1st o rcbruarylgH),and in tl mean time
a 'modified IiJn-fcci! fj to bo substituted
for to'or.u Rfprtseui ia cxistrncc. For in
s:ar.c!nwl:; n the price of corn i under 33 s.
t!:3 tf m"wil hlVs. whn tibjTe 33 1. on'd
un:!cr :'.;c du;y willbe O and8iUn,
the daty declining I. h n rie in thepHc
of iti! ih pice reaches 53. whrnaner
mancbt t-oiy of4t. U to take place lorder
to pnJpttiato the landlord class, smhs oF monry
oFmaney
aiu i.i uu auvanci a.tiy liovtrnn.i
.mproftmentof ojiKiilturo. .Tho law of set.
llen.ct' is to bo ahered so that, after Vrvi
luHl?dr 'Psdence of fivo years in am-iuf.
factuVng district, tl.epbt'id.-tut who. Ii s left
tho nlouch for th& faciorv '
.,i lltw
' tl...
ocfiil; niJ if ho require it, fom the p'.aee' of
hi adnp'.ion, and nof-the pl ico of hi nativ
ity; the same MhU regnrd lu his children and
hii widow. Moreover, J the h?ghway rates,
tuh as the expenses cf "convicted prisoners,
ofproiecutionsnt sessions, the education J id
th wrkhouso children,- &c. are to ibc paid
in futuru by tho State, j - ,1,1,
in al word, tho new scheme, is as near 'an
apjjroxjlrnation to the principles 6f frce.trade
as can jbe saieiy consistent with . the policy
of a country which has it credit to sunoort
and thd Interest of an overwhelming public
debt to pay. Sir Robert Pectins' acknowl.
I ... ill
edged the principle that duties , ought to be
leviicd fir revenue and not for protection, and
his future policy, it is clear, will be directed
to lhafi ind. : But U would .be -loo much , to
asUrriolhatliC c'att Carry oul the ncW course
of joctioo on which he hus noY entered with
out a struggle, and a desperate struggle too,
withlhe wwer(ul interests which belie vo them
sclve to- be jropar Jetf. The proteciionists
are boillbg -wiih fury, and IUq language re.
cently Kejld in House of Lords by the wDukes
of Richmond and BuckirighTm'iudicaio fierce
pas?ons twbich sw ay . the breasts of.1 British
f ids-towards the m istclear.headcd prac
licul staesmarf olh's Ogc. 'Agriculture, they
say, cafcpot exist, without, protection: but
fr .a competition, is still tu banwre 'r Ij5s ti.e nnnncial ;!iemo ofta Peu;tcr" bi'.i'j.
prctccled. h'-run st -r"! -Ttill Yr-prJ- i vclopcJ. y" '
edr an abomination; bJt the, -ityy oi lor. i, Ptjtltit would seem, sippgru J by two ur
eigvi frcckibnr ig"r is to be reduced Si. C J j three of his colleaui s, wished to ptaiCjs
t-f cent. Tiic corn I : ' s he : rnpusek U a A ports for tho admission uf mm t!.:tv f-c when
tPepl'says it ttiitH exist' without It at the endH1 repeal of thocortt.laws. vTho Duke im-
Thus arrayed; ttiu hd'.ilo forces face each
other with scrol ling frodt; and "in the ccn
trej stands Peel, looking gravel) on,' fpreser
vinjj a placid dignity in tho midst of the on.
sladght fic meithetparlyr- In tho Iousoiof
Common's he 1 omnipotent and however fu-
rjoqsly the war may rage out of doors, St is
believed 'that he will he enabled lo' carry his
tanfTby a jmnjoiiiy of eight) certainly, by
crjlis -an(i tn8 free-traders, in the, popular
iiu c in ill v. ii ii uiiiicib tuiuuu , a
branch rf lhe Lf jtsl.it ore have to dcci'Je be
iwcen. sacrificing Peel and his . plans . thev
jwilj become it is believed, less crotchety and
more practical. 5 ;
fookingj a jhe question, in every point of
viejv, taking into, account the present posi.
lion of parties, the advent of a new election;
ihelfiush bfj triumph which mantles the' cheeks
of the frecj-traders, thalg'oom and S anger
wh(ch "fcigii in tho faces lot the protectionists
Rowing the state of the registry, tho condi
tion of the j'ood market; our relations' wiih
thejUnited jStates, the absence of an excite,
ment except on'thc gipat question of free
traue wefrriveat the conclusion, not only
thaj Sir . Title rl Ptel will pass his new
tariff triumphantly but --thai ho villdo sj3 in
the presenl parliament, j t . I
Mr. C.jbton has published, nn address to
t!ie farmers of England on the proposition . of
Sif lR. Pee , relative to Corn. Its object1 is
to convince them that it Is better for their in
terests, in every point of! view, to, have the
corp laws repealed at once, instead of wait
ingforlha Iin teiial term of three years.
UiN IT ED STATES AND GREAT QRIT
':i ': ; AIN.I ;"-V,v; I; f '
Tuo European Times of the 4th n.st says:
f 'Tie . co.iilnercial intelligence which! goes
out jby this jacket is, necessarily of a meagre
;anJ unsatLjVciory kind. , A Staieof transi
tion is, of all others, the pnst unfavorable for
the requirements of trade, for the unccqtainty
whi 'h piecrds the change unhinges the oper
Htions alilvp of b.iyer aaJ seller, of exjforter
ndj import ?r. j
: 't he jje policy of ihjj United States, as
inditqo b;-tho' tepoit qfthe American Sec
rcta.ry of the Treasury, has comn nded
much r.ttk ittion . in the British " Parliament.
Sir Robert Ijol spoke hig!dy of the report in
the 'great speech in whicli he introduced the
new Ta i nland suWquJntly, at the ronu 'st
of LiTril Mopteale, the -iovernment Consent-
eu to rt pi.mt the document, and place it ou
the table d both House of Parliamennn
honor-' which wus probably' never awarded
to ahy-sitmlir docament before. All these
factjj prove jiho desire which the British Gov.
ernment has to make 'our' future relations with
the United iSlates as amcablo and Ir!-?inf.
like'as ptrstble.' j i ,i .-'-.''.!
ts, as wo beforp stitcd, are all more
or Jess a fief ted by the Premier's 'financial
cxp ise;' niidj businessman' hardly bo , expected
io resume HsTiealthy tone until it is I;: vn
ntiMher'the measure - wilt pass or ! r-
jeeted wheiherwiil b;; a dissolution of Itr
iiamentlhisjycar r.est.1 1 ' : .
. ; :Ti.e hM -Iligcace which his come to hand
from the U1i.iicd1Src bows the ungry dis
cusslons wtiich liavb taken place in Congress
but'the1 cotton market has not been touched
by it; Pacific rople here, connectedby bo.
sinessehiltoi's with America, express won
'ier'that Mr.iJoTin Q. Adams, the steady and
content friend of peace j should have shown
the I kil ctsor r :e. on an oiherwlse.viirorblJs in 1
elht, by p Midering tothi prrju iict -s-andpo).
icy of the I war-inrty. ' , Ntwi'.hstandidWhc
bluster 'wbicih is uttered io Congress, people
here cannot bring ih'niseli-es seriously to con.
template a ar about Orpgnn -it appears too
absurdfor serious attention. Nevertheless, it is
in i!k power'bf hlstv and intemrratc people
to prc"ip;tafCj matters beyond jhc possibility J
orrv4eieptiJ!.- ' Tho raenlioh of ihe Oregon
dispute in-t!i" British IT'":ament "contrasts
strikingly ahd warfare f . lertcon Senators
nndm!fmbcrsrf,lhe Hou.se til fpresenfatives.
Surely. Reputlicans might take, in this "re"
ppeclj an rxirnple of forbdarancaand gentle,
manly deportment f ronvsjVeches of , lume,
Sir Robert PnnJ Lord John Russell, on
tho second ouftit f.f i ho session."
j OPENING OF, PARLIAMENT.0. . '
! In tho iUou op Cmm ins, on too. fiist
nigh: of the ccssroiijhc Mir.iV'rial and tho
C-pos"! "on leader. Lo;h
lion en ll,o ctrcur.ii'.arcea '
Ministefial trlW Tlicse t
t ; ! w j. t a Usury. , Ti. i r i . : c rt
1
tho , potato disfasft bc-.LUie alarming. Tho"
innjority f the Cabinet opposed .hU views,
ami. Ending tfifir dillerences only wid ::fd
by discusvi in, tln-y went in a b fy to the lfe
uf Wfjhii where tiio Quren na therrs4aying
and plrirtd tin -it resignation in her hinds.
iThe suWqueK -esul;s ore jattnl - to the.
worf l. Io ijord John Uusell was connueu
the tas.k of lartntng a Cabinet, "which -brnke
down tlironb ihe difL'rer.ce between Lord
Grey and PuJmersion. Ojr rt pu in read
Ipr4trtui lriLn An irttrrfcf in Inn i . '"rkm
1 " ... will"; i .. fcvui
municaiion between the Sovereign -nd her
ndvisers for the tyne being, will peiuse the
notes whicii the present and expectant Pre.
mier addressed to her Al jesty during the
miiiisteri'! interregum. -'Hie grammatical
construe:., cT th notes has undergone much
lortera by the .S:i i - iters of the riVat
statesmen in the press, . ; ! : 1
i Oj ihe'Tust night of.th scsi js, ;'ie fntef
est centcrtd Jo ihe Ministerial rzpLuaUojss.
Thes cxpl inaiioQs were principally confined
to the popular branch of tho Legis'ature for
the theme was evidently distasteful to the te-Cedi-rLud
Stanley. Una subsequent nig!
however,! the Duko of Richmond called upon
Duke of Wellington to supply, his version,
and he prefaced tiic request by asking wheth.
er the hero of 7 hundred fightsjiad recciv.
ed 'her jMajebt.ys permission to do so.
The Duke, with the frankness and promptness
jvhieh mark" his condudvimmedia'tely'launch.
ed into a history of the :T-Mr. Tt wa a very
different itory from that "of his oily and ap"
pcarance-loving colh agua at the heacl of the
Government. Tho , Cubihet diflTered' about
the corn-tawsj-nnd resignedt The Duke dw.
jiked the jrepeal of these laws, but he disliked
a. difference in the; Cabinet more. To 'pre
serve unanimry of opinion he was ready to
s-aerifieeany law- to give w any pet scheme.
Accordingly, nvhen the Whigs, through divi
ded councils, lorok'e. down, Sir Rebert! Peel
wrote to the Dukr, who was in thd1 country
at the time, tellinvit;rp lhat he wouMI m'C.
Parliament alone, if necessary, and propose
1 ron&dl At ll.nKniA.' I...... - T..I.L -
rnediatelly gave in his adhesion, and highly
praised the "pluck11 of his i right honorable
friend in Coming to such a determination; it
was what ho would have done himself under
tho pressure of similar circumstances. Al.
together, the Dukes explanation showed
how differently education and character cause
men to view the snme facts. The large and
comprehensive vision of the statesman con
ttrastamusingly in this instance, with the
narrow range of the military disciplinarian.
- The election for tli6 West Riding ol York
shire will jtake place in a day ortwo, 'when
Lord. Morpeth will be returned without oppo
sition. I I . - 1 . " 1
i The Cabinet remains apparently united as
if they had been expressly installed in power to
to carry out tho free.trade theories ol Cobden
and his allies. 'Amongst the resignations ol
members of Parliamenlmay be mentioned that
of Lord Ashley.. The other evening, he again
introduced what is termed ti ' ours' bill;
a measure which, it will I- sd, near-
ly upset the Government a .r two back.
Hjs lordship has resigned on ihe plea that, as
he was sent to Parliament to support tlie corn
laws, which he can no longer do, since his
opinions have undergone a change, his con.
siituents have a right to a return of tho trust
they reposed in nimIl's more than suspect,
cd thai other "reasons have induced his re-
s'ignation.j ." i-- ,":" J":.-'-;:;'f '! ". :;i
TilE AMERICA MINISTER AT PARIS
I Mr.- King, the American'Minister al the Tu
ilcrics haa been drawn into a correspondence
with Mr. Guizot, for the purpose of rebutting
a charge preferred against him by the London
Times, ofgarbling ihe views ot tho French;
Government .on the subject' of Texas; and
or'oducing thereby i tho explosive, rnissiva' in
the PfCfideni's Mtfssige, which Ins ciused
such a sensation iu France, and such protract
cd discissions Ifi (hp Chambers. Mr.' Kma
is sadly too thin-skinned: and he has not h
tered his position by appea;-gf lnrojh Mr.
Guizot, lo ihe public against tho strictures
oi a newspaper. A high diplomatic function,
ary ought to be above this.- Tlie ti.ties re
turns to iho charge, and scarifies Mr. King
unmercifully., Mr. Kings letter is rhetorical
and inflated; that of M. Guizot brief. cj!dl
and to ihe point, A press oi matter yesterday
has crowded out 'this Correspondence; the
comprehension of 'which would have been in
complete without the article from the Times
which proyoked it, and, therejoinderi
RE-APPEARANCE OF Da. PUSEYl-1
I The celebrated Dr. Pusey, ottho expiration,
of his three years' stncnsioh.- anoeared nn
Sunday last in .ihe puipit ot the ..Cathedral
, . " . T ' . ' . . II
uliurch, of Uxford; and so great ivas tlie anx
iety . to hear him, lint lite struggles at the
door. for admission savored moreoftho thea
Ire than the house of prayer. iTlfe attendance
exceeded 'all previius .experience. Great
numbers came purposely from London and
the reporters of lhe daily .press 'were iaent
down-to place the sermon before theword
Dr. Pusey ,'u will bo remembered; wa3rsus
pended .lof- 'preaching the Roman Catholic
doctrine Of, tho cucharist. The' interval nn.
pears to have worked no chance in his visws
for the doctrines of ihe priestly remission -of
sins anu til tno 'reat presence were as
it rongly insisted on in the present as in, the
condemned sermon. , Tlie one, in fact, I was
a continuaiiouof the otlter; and'Dr. PuseV
seemed delighted to have the opportunity of
repeating nis opinions in the picenco;ol the
juu!ges--:he university atitjiorities. Wheth
er any or what t.atico will be taken of this last
move on t! .6 part f ihe tractaiian feeder who
is left al.:..o fifcetbd flasWose'ct summer!
blooining in solitude,? remains to, "be seen.
The 'Reading JuuTnaP! yesterday has a pun
gem attack jupon Dr. Puev, which may be
regarded as tolerably'cleqievidenTe that his
views had little sympathy wiih the popular
mind; in Eusjand. , :
, LIVERPOOL MAP KETS.
From ' XVihher and Smithes European 'Tunes
f .: '' -i- - r r ,
v.. ': - x-raruary i. .. - ..
' Corn. Thi L the arjicle which hrfS en-
grossed, and justly too the large 'proportion
of public attention and interest" during 'jho
past" month. It ,was weir known, that the
Government had taken prompt -and "decided
measures to make thenisclvejtcquainted wiih
ihc.aeiuai amount oi uamago sustained. ,-bv
the potntocrop in Ireland, and ii was gener
:::'.Iy ru-'orel :;r.d !.-c!ictiJ tiit-t t!
y had
a Urge
' i o-jit, on uovcrmner-i Recount j
irtity of Ir 'Ian corn, (report raryi' ;frotn
:'JtllJ U L"),CL) r-uutepj to .-"-at
iiclund, .freenf duty, to alleviate in so
to
some
measure ;r.e sui.i-n.'gs ci tr.o poor.
' ThI Ftipposed ficttcnjJ-to jtnpporl U''
Jariajjhc rtcrntcx(raord!nary i!t pressi n
in our corn, inrkii, which vas incrvaj cd:.by
:!.o vi ry l.t-avy arrival- f corn from ! re! ie.u.
i Contiaejit, and the Untted S atcs,
nhiqUhad togajmo btock; -Tne uncertain.
ly which prevailed its 'to what 'the Govern-.
mcrt tn-j;ht da oy would bejabhr to, .do, ato
tendii to repres iny extensive deioanJ, tnd
wc bailed anxiously for the 'dee)ara!in nfSi-
Rubert Pt-el on the meeting of Parliament.
On'lhe 27 1 h ! uliima.in b peeclt last in.
nearly four hours, he brought forth a serif s
of proposed changes in otir dures. te.uing
principally on; those most'eonducive to 'the
comfort anJhnrmiiiessof the peopTo at large"
Food -appeared to have his firs; attention; and
on referring to the lisf of bropoed changes
anneVed, you will find that wheat is to be ,v
a duty of 4s. ;Kir quarter, (for we K
the reduced sliding scale mereh . ;
to
the I.i n ding interest,"'
duty will not bi hig
timj pnd thd Ist cf L'
"doly 'f to'bc iittkj
fodiaft corn, and allr:)
Ye he'admiited d.ity
almost impossible-lo fu:
vantages of this import.
tl tlhe'
U.O J
'.'v '
4 e if is
.ults or ad-
.sure, but jhere
cat'bo podoubt bul.it willjtcnd to incrcnae
to an immense extent, the already extet.de'd
tra.de' between thS country and the United
Sttfte, pnd decrease ihe 'chances of war or
disagreement on anygrounds shrl of natioui
if dishonor. : A ' ' t
ti PnoVjsioNS, Lard is mote enquired .after
at improved prices; Hamiare scarcp antl
more inquired alter. American Beef is sell
ing to! a fair extent; considerable arrivals ao
expected: Not much" doing in Pork. -
CoTTfiN.sA a general renniJ;: wo may
say id commencement, lhat
all goods suffer
value of money,
in price! from the increased
and the positive difficulty
wealthy! houses expeilence
solvent and even
in meeting their
engagements, if lo a large extent, and no ar
tide mqre than cotton, which showed some
to adupcc,but xhioh, fori ten days, past,
has beeh depressed, with a demand only e qual
to ihe Vurrcn' demand of ihe manufacturers
jiiiuyt)rn.Qf Duties on AcriQanf PrQduce
i Our (American readers will figcl lhat the
Biitijh pljnisrry propose ..to make important
reductions on many of the articles1 exported
from? America to England. We hopd lo sec
a si Jm tr spirit manifested by the CUbilit ;at
us.iiinguMi. i iim uiieiuuoiia uuiji tat .
ji I Previous duly.
Reduced la:
paeon 14'. per cw!
Fiee , ;
Free .
Frio
Free
Fiee ,
Freo '
Free v
tj. per quarter
Beef. (reh 8s. do
Boef, Isalted 8. do
Hay, r-T"4i-pjr Ud
Hides , . per lb.
Meat V i Jfr per.cwt
Pork VSs. do
Buckwheat "
Candles, tattow ,10s. per cwt
s per cwt.
Cheese
lOs.OJ jercwt53. , do
Clocks
20 percent
10 per cent.
Hams
Hops i
Indian
14s per cwt.
7s. per cwt. -45s
do
Is. per quarter.
Is. do.
00s. do
heavy, duly
Corn
Rico
Tallow
6s. per cwt
3s.2dpercwt Is. per cwt. ''
Look out for Incendiaries A most diaboli
cal attempt was made ia this City; yesterday
morning, just before day, to set firo Jo a
large Wooden building on Fa yettevillo Street,
in theycry heart of the City, and in its, most
combustible . part. The fire was inserted
through an aperture in the slone foundation,
just under the sill of the tenement, occupied
by Mr. Joseph, Betts; arjd a brick was
placedl before the openingL to ojneeat the
light, but which, in fact, acied as a . blower to
the flame. It must have been discovered
soon tf:fef i; was placed ihere, but would have
accomplished the purpose aesignedbut for
the fortunate, circumstance that Mr. Krause,
therobarconist, w ho lives next duor, had 'a
large vessel of water on hanjdV within f three
feet of the .fire, with 'which tho blaze-was
extinguished, though it huJ made considora
b'p enWay. " r -
There are, we' fear, some desperate v vil.
lainsa :oong usand wc call jponour citizens
tojaid the Town Authorities, in ferreting
them out.Ralcigh Register: ,
: - WAsnhGTONfvbri2t18!a..
-Dreadful and Fatal Accident.. Thia morn:
ing about ten o'clock 'no explosion ,loyU:
place in the laboratory at liie NavyTard,'
xvhich causedhe immediate death of a person
named Daily, from Philadelphia who- was
engaged in making percussion powder.
i ne ueau oi poor uauy was nearly blown oil
and dreadfully mutillated.
Another young
of Capt Mitch-
man, named Mitels!!, (a son
cll.of the steamer Osceola
V bad his arm
broken, and will probably haVo to lose it.-The
concussion raised ihe roof of
the Laboratory
find . shook - tho- surrounding buildirnrs.
American Republican.
The editor of the Haverhill Gazctte'inehi
oes me loiiowingin a numori
3 .: J" . L. r ft ..' : '. !... ' I I' . .
ius eunrnc ration
of tho adv intages of a war:
We can carry onr a war of fLftRnn nr dvpn
tv Vcars
il we are agreed to exert our
utmost
.. . . .! .11 111 " ,!
strengin. vve.rauso about - 50.000
youhg rneD a year, whiqh wdcan have .killed
and hold our own. We can give U our
foreJgolT commerce,, and our revenue, nnrt
bortowi.8i00;000',00p f a, year or twenty
yeafs, and ihen not be so murlr.in debt as
England, and it would not take us more than
twuhundr.ei years of peace and prosperity to
pay ii up.
i4.':?4i! .,' '::, ."
DtsinicliveiFire mMemMtsl' (Ttnn
One entire. Block, laAshetX-Q M.m.liv
morning; lGih inrst.f"abopt ,3 Vclock, a fire
tintrn mt 1 rA sr.r . t . I I . "' -1 .t. . - - . p t "
buildings at ancf adjacent to' the corner of
w.w.w- wu, 4i, v,v. vi w.u ei jsier oi worn
rorn ,kow ano , Jewerin:ircet. P.Irmnhij
occupied by A": Carter &C?.,i,f, a- Produce
ana urocery-swre. n snrrir lito
fhx, and in a v Wt.wVlo the fntfr..
block U the alley d'cja$t-was erivelol
ped in sflimes. ..,s3 is estlmared at
840,000. . The ... incc was nrettv full
The loss of ihe 'real estate' w as tfie Btock bf
ihrco -lwo story bricV Btore, 'occupied bv
aiessrs. uwen, . l. Aifen, ! and Kav nn,!
White lh n'hrr tfnomVna l'.-v.. "
wejc one storv
frame 'shant'es; .of hef value
The fire "is
soppisea to navo caught lrom
Chariest-"Courier .
ja stove piper
11 Y-
""" Ik- oc: - s:'' - y ; '
"X' ' r, . r'i ! I.btity ot jh
A scrubs ' ' '' J , .
Ame.icauii: occurred ia
ihoU'.nJ .f J- nv stances
m detailed in a U' W iUh
cd.tor of the New tYot.k of ihe 224 ins
an? briefly thus. w -
In flu? )CKr 133i.Capi:.Frb!0 visited Men.
fob Bay the.bti, Mary Ani-of and fro'm
NY. Doring Jn's T:iy'a o'oted t.Mk whom
he bad dipped in N-w Vi !; .a ppiu-d lo the
magUtratesi r'njs tJ-ac.-rg', aveiring that
hcas afraid the pa plain -would s;iLri hi
New Y.k, on his Trturtif-jOn. th"- 1 surd
iti.v mi iiornifs lrterfen a and . iir
edthocuk,-compel lv ? caplai:i lo pay
hiin 4is ges, notwiih. . his and the
".i.rn f LmiiVH nrotest. . . IneoDseo'i. nee.
Capi. Fiib';o. engaged u7I'n. 1; m.n i; .. d 1
EdwarfDunsion,'n nlitivc t,fiho island a-
cook, nadlistwtrU .bj-i'fs;',
fiiiv..- .... -;; -r r f ..,,, , :. . -
tuveu oirm i vun
h.i the .ai..j hired colored
. f Rtbecea! Scnrtett, l
. . . r- " Tie I b':n clea red fo r
W-SC- -elled to' r'" T '
. tfJ upon t iy
" v..;l,,!,.
. up lo C,r,-:it
, it let
i l . .cr.t i!.
- Natchez, hn
tj that time neither
.. carlttl i
wavto Jaiiaiv a.
DjiJSio;ifhor"S-ai.ctilnvu ever been heard
of, though inquiries Miuvc rc-pealedly.-been
made. . 1 r S "
On the I3ih bl December 1 isl, C ipt. b rhief
on his way .from Aux C 'yes to ."ew ,Vork,
'put into M.omegoJ vCltrntuiily for the purple
of seeing some of hu-nhT frendi. On tlw
afiTdavh ofDunatjii'.s wife, r who swore that
she" beloved hcrji'nd , had. been 'forcibly
carried off and sold.uud severiil,etluir negroes
having declared that they we6 if the same
opinion, tho Cip'iidii va3 'arrested utide'r an
Adiiiiraiiv warrant; and has-, been' trebled
., .
wiih the greatest' indecericy and harshness.
Tho autiioril:cs, th5-people, unajiw press,
have pronounced liim 'a roVxT,' a pirate,
an assassin, a kidiinpp'cr, a slaver,' a. villain,
and worse . thau'i ail h'Amencun.)j On
being conveyed togao', -h(iwas surrounded
by crowds of. negroes' atid, muluttocs, wTu
threatened to jeurhim lo 'pieces, -and the
magistrates refused to grant, hir. a rnUiitnr'
escort to protect Htm lrom viou nee, - niinoug
oncof thcm,'on;lhe"pnvb i b corniri mwe
furious, forced his way into the "crowd Vnd
harangued tiicm ''on the diiKirejicc between
British lavvanM American lynching."-
Every day- on h;s way from prison to jhe
Court House wheh; the- investigatto was
going on, he .was as-sailed Jy threat's, and
abuse of himself i and 1h country. tOiher
acts of violence haya yfoxiu committed P and
the popular pr judice have, run .o high, tint
tho Americ'in Consul ion nds, should: it, b.f
delermined fully ttcotnmlt him, ;lo suo iut
a writ to have him tried in Kingston. Alean
lime the Captajj coutiuues incarcerated; and
a young and boauiiful wife whom hch:
wiih him ns so suff-red from fright ami
anxiety asto bvo' had' a iniscarriargoj while
his valuable vessel afld- cargo have been dei
tainedat an immense peeouiary I. is, j nV-t
lllG!l!,h!) : MRSSBNCBR.
FOE COVEBXflB,
WM. A. GRAHAM,
OF ORANGE CrtUNTY"t
No news from Washington of any interest, Tho'
Oregon question has i.otyct been disposed of! by "thu
Senate.
V i !
The attention of the rcuder is directed io
tho communication ftrn.-G. 'Grahamin
another column. Ve'fiavo not-time this
week to examine tho facts there brought , to
light, but will doso hereafter. ' I
Since our last issue we observe that jD-'in-ocrajic
meetings have been held in thojeoun
tiysof Anson, Lincoln, Cjiawbi,rMick!en.
burg and Union, aind at each CoUWahcr F.
Lcckc "noff;inated"n3 the candidate of the an.
ti-Vshccp killing party for Governor
.i ou .tueeKienuurg Jetiersonian rejoices at
the probability of this gentleman bein a can
didutt, and expresses ihe samo opinion of
Col. Leake that it 'has of all others who hav
been thought of for the office, that ishe is
the, very man to liek the Federalists. Ve
rily, Denmera tic editors have the gTt of mak
mg great men out,of: very common 'materials,
to a wonderful degree! VValter F. Leake a
match for- Wm. AJ jTrahain! Bah! The
rdea is too rldScolojis to be ehteriained for a
moment, notwithstanding the -assertions of
the Jeffersoniiin. 1 1 ...
. ' ' s j,1,lL' o- me estate are
getting vmylUpijz2U4-;ai lhe sit7ular
courslKnL.rbxjBg-rred by the -D JmK
crane JradLys,'A;nfncf;t!:e rank and
file of lhe,Iemoc hav
not.bcen entrusted; Vitlfne-ireiror iheir
political masters; are; growing fearful that'a
P game is progress'for the ' retrieving o!
the desperate fortunes of their parly, in which
they will not be permitted to playnspic.'
ul M'l(, oe Kept m the shade, and
only called for when no.es ore to be counted.
;, ?ai" Whigs not o be throwq
off their guafd-bythe 'apparent apathy and
nact.viiy.of iWir'aTvemrlc'' Stand ,
jour post, like "oo-JInen W lrue - Who
ther your opponents work oVx.oyouf duty I.
the snme. It is yourW? yoGr 7m per a.
tivi rlnfw' a . .t ' -m. -
' 7. J "ve.s; Jayour principles,
and lo your country: tlW v,7 .u. . A
a. - . . , ' v."-4"- "'o' various
offices in H1Q State1 with men lonffln t
jour own pany. If your.vieW W govern.
ment policy be correct, then' lah-.r .
Ihej universal adoption, , Do tTot, wo beseech
you, forget the imnortanr Ar r j
cc of. ncj,on an .electing members To the
Lhture: Letno'JoVal iM!nn.!-..-
mvision.
wuai wui ias.we lold i-n., l...
week,) aHpersbdarntfaerVionsand ILL
ron such men as aiWcpp aUe (;. filling tlHr
honors
' ."a aro . ted to rcmi..i io.-a '(;r .
L ver : D:;,;sous cflL:
ccs -.:: -f -ir beinj, returned, t Ke r
fu! f.l ha cr.-agcrucnts
with il. , ..ha I
their, proprietors.
.LCfnd communication wiUhc" fv-j
ourpnper tb-day, frm a reading -WlnV
V.rv i..t:aeK!i min raiding in distanfj-
of the county,
lp per- -d!
1 for 1.. -nexV
Legislature.
"ChunnXfeeingsf
Wtlh p'ropriety
on Alfred B.fClTun
vj to h used as a caW '
. rtalive Branch of
W'e do -Mot t tnow.. mr
n t he b uhject , I : u e
t no gcntl...in in t .
;v better IlepresejitniY
coenty could mnk
, :r j,j foment. A ptntleman oj slertioj
. dl'morot vurth, anjJ pnssessirj
j ents ut a hfglr Vrc?cr; od -aith.l!
, L -ititm to adorn : "V post in socie
w e w u ; ' ' in i 1 hi dec t i n vv i flihea rifvlt '
; ire. ,.3 . . .".ire'statcd, wc knoly not hi,
s i:.rcgnrd to life-matter, .and raring
icfore. . what-his-rrspo nse will bo t
ihe call of his f.-Uow. citizens."
" Failures"in .
Fleraldot "S..
ri-.The New.Vor,
says"; Severa " very
extensive failures wo takcn-plac"amoo .
ilitproduce dealers, involving li-very -largq m
amount. These t failure s rwero caused, '
it is slid, by "bills of -exch nge tor' a large1 k
sum, being returned' fcum London.' under
. . .- , . , '. . .
protest, they having been drawn upon a hoUsd'
on the other-side, whlefi ha sMl'Pcd paV. '
, . ... y t , ,
ment.
h is Stated lhav the pu&t winter la been
tinile a 'mild one rn Fraocc.and ll indic
lions were that the vsprihg Would op n t;arlyy .
as signs of vegeut-ion wero nlre idv exhibilrd
In ilhgardens iiv ihe' viciuity of R ncn. ,
, " "i" ; .;.. '. ..'i; " ':....!...
" A letter frmji Havnus received at New.
Orleans, dated H.O'.h in,r st-ites that Sint: "
Ann us openly prep.iric; n return to Mexico "
i...; .-to ..... .S ..:.. .-.,. i. v" ,nn ' t
U'Jl n III liui 'i una liu illf a ivituuivT..
r -t ; - it ' A
Did nl she Miss hi n r'x'c.l '.angc p9per
s;is ihatr wlien ttm m'srnl fvjjiroi tlie riencn
-. y ,j, : 1 : . r ... -
wm teaching io PhiUd.-lphiu he ft IJ in lov-
with a iMi.ss P. tlurduugiiler'of a-,wenlthy xiti.
' , ,' - W . . "
2rn. The ladv fvas-lhyornble tb-his-iidvancc. j
bul was, oven uU a' by th-.ailthoriry tf her
father", w Ik d. cl ired tint his dapglh'rr, sliouM .
- .... : , '.' . 7 r
oot ieinear herself by-'iM irrvltH!?' aTet
tCtKMlf.
irnstcr.
CiJpltjl.l'tHiixhmrni .-r The Legis
lature of Rhode 11 and Una n I'dsed, by ' a vote
ol 53 It-i I, 4o ab,)lf-h capital punishment in '
thai tlale. Asun offset , hivi ve,-wo h-nrn
ih if Ihipr-foui'ths Op-iJic towr.Sjhave abolishedi
the trnffie in intiixienljng I qtiors.
IMHEECTION OF .JS34 "UYOXS n
. . COXTWL.ED.
TiiisJpost was commanded Tj) L
chief leiuaikable. for his in!; f.nuij 4 ' i ';ick--
')e v&;i.ge luilof i-.r.-rg:it:,T fi,-.u.dcom
m;iiKlii:gupjeariitu:e. P. i pi -to nu; L- a 1
4hf ngers'; hn passed fronrbj rVicado' lit barri
ividei'niiniiting U's inen,'p: -,4og and' itfiv.
ing guards, s'ciidiog re'rnfurci p.u-iiis to threat,
enedpv-iiits, ami coei ing withliis protcijljoiv
the quarter where civil wui had fatally as
signed him his post An ngenl of ihe policed
had slipped in among the insurgents here.
They found hi out antl were about "to shoot
him:... Lagranire onnosnd their ri.-t n 4..wt
vv liilc viiiiip .if ilii.fi, i...... .... : i '-.
- - uiu niij. wmu ui
suspicion agnins'. their chief,, he passe d with
the ir intended viciirn out of the lines, ami '
movinjscalinly along ilu, fronl uf -,10 troilps
t...d a sweeping fire unhurt, and returned to
hU post forgiven for his generous dnterposi.
tion for jlhe stiko of his' bravery. A like Vpi. '
rit was exhibited in otjier O'nr'.ers by "the r- .
publican UVdurs, who knew howjo honorl
with ihoirIiutnariy and moderation ih r;...1
'for which lliey hazarded their lives. J; 'r
-.f he continued interruption ol business. of
every kind added new horrors- to ihcSufferirms m
C: J. 1. . II. ' . 1 "' J 1 '; . . 7 ' . O -
Ill"' C 1.1 nrm. rx.. .. r
Vy I'".- ence i the tro.,ps c-jzena wPrn
heard crviiv nrn,l f..-.u . .
h j ,w, . poor workmen!?
But in other pats near ihe military' stations 0
and lines all was silent a 'the deseri. ' Ii Vas
fn leed the frightful silence of deatlii Who 1
everrrossed his th'hol, was instantly aim"
edakby the siddiers-hrough every- win-
'low thatwa opcmrfWUi entered. 'Wo
men and children, forced lb go out by neccs
sny. mercilessly shot down , at the cor
ners of the streets. A' o ir" fi.ll..' r
Jownfse hwJIen brothcrwas pierced'
nsianuy Dyr a second ,balL; xv518-lher6
less misery in the intef.ior of houses Im
one, Jjread ailed; in another . tho , ' k,
.for the ,6. abseol
Whom th ov Hirnr ' - .
.u , -"t-".? without help, or
jnoUcr.d wliose seonltnpo . "
iav i sir : nnnm, .
. I -v,u,u up oe etiect.
similar occasions. lhat iK. .v. ... ..
tho neonTwpt r...t,. . . . , t
.uuvm ; severity arjerout- "
and
d. miservrirRu'rnf "'ftr ii l . - - 1
ei. r . r- om,-0Sm breakinji furi. .
on
-V.-. i- llOUSOOl Rnnnn ,..1J i
,nMra, 1 1 . , , , -""a wuuiu nave
murdered h,ra la hfa sick bed. before hi. ;,.'. .
t:l 1 i?" Km Jtfai. hope if
i"i laiii n nrmii t ..... ' -
vu j ""c could-give. 'v
Wnodocs Lot-now' tht ki J . .
mi eisth oAnrnj;rr:r;r.'.
amples-of tl,G xr ti i a , - -
. awwauKie,, Wisconsin, is to bo made a State, and bene fi t.h H V"rIft
, 1 city. . has a population of t4n thousand - I uenu . '. -"-acocsiit.
v -1 v " 'm -, . ,'. ..?-'- ,: , - j- li '
JTt 7 I --:v;- V.I: '--! :' '(ttr--&3:.? : 'i-tVv; pi H-V i :,;v v f
:- 4.r: - : - : C .'-' :;,. 4V?-,4;U " ' .. -: k ' " T ''
ot) UnhannV , i r . .
V - TO StrUXk 'to ll.rnnnrt-
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