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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-13

Sporiiag-The match race over the Union
Course on Saturday, was won by the Southern
mare Arietta. She performed the two miles In
m. "A S. which, especially as the track was
VERY heavy. having been recently broken up, Is
Aeat speed. Ariel was led from the jump, and
the odds were against her nearly five to three be-
fore starting. 1t is bad judgment. as 1t seems to
us. for the owners of the Eclipse stock, OF which
bottom not less than speed, is the characteristic
thus to hazard its reputation and their own
dollars upon short matches of mere Speed. To-
day. the sweekstakes between Betsey Ransom
Slender, and Black Maria, are to be rum IT Is
said Retsey Ransom will not appear The other
two will make great match. as we suspect
Black Maria is the animal that beat Col. John
sons colt last fall. She then showed weih but
did not evince-perhaps it was not required
particular speed.
Tomorrow. the regular club races commence.
The two mile heats will then be run.
Trotng. After the match race on Saturday,
there was trot,ing match on the Clubs Course
between the three celebrated horses Comet
Ephraim Smooth, and Sir Peter-three mile heats
and repeat. The match was won by Comet IN
two heats. Sir Peter gave up the last mile on
The FIRST heat, he being lame. Time not gwen.
IN y. american of Monday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-13

Tuesday the current price OF Flour from Wa
CONS was "a S7a. Yesterday the prevailing price
was 81 so. though fraction higher was paid
aud in few instances few ssless.
eSe-
From ,he ". I. Journal Of Commerce, March 10.
Corn Erchange.-Tbe principal change is a
decline which took place in Western Flour at the
close of The week, of about s5 cents per barrel.
The rommon qualities of Canal could be had on
Saturday at S4s, and prime brands al So So.
The decline was occasioned by the arrival at once
of a large number of sloops from Albany, brought
down BY favorable change in the wind. \. Y. &
Southern flour is held more firmly; especially the
latter, aso extensive further supplies are expect
ed. The total sales of Flour were considerable.
but all in small parcels; $4,000 bb!s we learn
are gone or going from Rochester to Montreal
A parcel of very good North River wheat brought
1O5cts. There were several salf son Saturday
of good Geaesee at i06cts.. one at i07cts. Long
Island and Jersey white Corn freely at Scots. for
export to Madeira.
a-PThe grocers have entered into an agree
ment and determination to abolish the custom ST
makiag aseparate chafe for packages. The ad:
vance in our quotations of Candles, Lard, and
some other things, is to be attributed TO this ar
rangement in part. as the cost of the package is
now included in the price of the merchandise.
Exchange on London for the packet of the
Sth was per ct. prem.-ln fact per ct. dis.
FreightS--The highest rates are scarcely main
tanned.
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White Wheat Family Flour
EoR sale by C. r. '"o"f 'oN
IL mays
A\exanAria Baths.

TIME public are respectfully informed that the sl
scroer will open his BATH HOUSE, opposite the
CITY Hotel on Wednesday, and i, prepared to accom-
MEDIATE them in neat style The benefits arising from
On. us. nj the warm ba, are SO well known, that he
deems il unnecessary to say any thing in commenda'
ton. Terms-Four tickets, one dollar; single bath,
374 cents. JAMES hN"Li'"'
may ll-st
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Notice.
II WILL proceed, IN SATURDAY NEXT. the ist6
instant. AT O'Clock in the afternoon, sell, at pub.
lie auction, on the premises
FOUR ACRES OF GROUND,
ca With small tenement thereon. within two or
.es&a three miles of Alexandra This Lot Of Ground
adloins the country residence Of COL FIR Peyton and
is tn same on which old woman of color. Miiey
Copper, formerly lived r HoOE,
NAV IL 81 For the parties inte eSted.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Cd. C. }

ARRIVED, MAY IL.
Schooner Alfred, Freeman, N.-York; ballast
to the master.
Schooner compeer, Cushins, Delaware; to John
H. Ladd.
Ship Columbia, Foster, Liverpool.
Sloop Express, Smoot, to load below for
Savannah.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, ..... Baltimore.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. j. Jenkins,do
ESQ
Brig Plannet, from this port bound to Ports
mouth, was left in Tarpaulin Cove, on Thursday
last.
Schooner John Alexander. Bacon, cleared at
New-fork for this port, 10th instant.
Schooner Commerce. Connolly, cleared at n.
York for this port, 10th instant.
eco
NOVELTY!
Mr. Snowden will please to publish the Ship
Ne,cs that follows. 1t is extracted from the Lii
IBERIA Herald; and both it, and the source whence
1T comes, may appropriately come under the de-
nomination of Novelty:
PORT OF MoNRovIA, MARcK 6, 1880. !
(Western .4frica.)
ARRIVED,
On Esd ult. French sloop La Petite. Morzeau,
from Nantes, on trading voyage down the coast
25th, brig Orbit, Woodbury., OF New York,
from the coast of Brazil.
eth. brig Liberia, Sherman, 40 days from
Norfolk, with So emigrants. Passengers, DIR.
Anderson, Assistant Agent, and Rev. Messrs.
Dietschy and Graner, German Missionaries
We are happy to inform our distant friends that
the emigrants are all in good health. and are
tempo 'ariy located in convenient houses at Cald-
well. The Liberia brings out many articles for
the use of the Colony. Files of papers have also
come to hand. but we cannot avail ourselves Of
their contents in this NUMBER for want of room.
4th, British brig Heroine, Cole, 46 days from
Barbados, with 81 recaptured Africans. Pas
sengeis, A. H. Mechlin, Esq. Government A
gent, and Or. Smith, U. S. n. The recaptured
Africans were first embarked in the schooner
Washington Barge, from Amelia Island, Flori-
da, but after beating about for 80 days. she was
compelled to put into Barbados. Deaths dur
ing the passages, from sickness, 9.
| SAILED.
On the Goth ult. French sloop La Petite, Nor
Zeau, down the coast.
a6th. brig Orbit, Woodberry down the coast.
LIST inst Colonial schr. ALLEGIANCE, Cooper.
for Sierra Leone. Passenger, Rev. MIR. Hans,
German Missionary.
Cd. Colonial schr. Ann, Brooks, for the Lee
ward, on trading voyage.
4tk, Colonial schr. Susan, Higgins, for the
Windward, on a trading voyage.
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"A Card.

Mr.. A. PLANToU respectfully and gratefully
INl thanks the public for The liberal patronage he
has received IN Washington and Alexandra. Being on
the OF his departure for Philadelphia, his place II
residence, he takes the liberty of recommending his
step-son, A. BAl,ABINO, Dentist and his Pupil,
also . French Teacher, having received his edu
cation in the Imperial College of Paris
=. Il. Mr.. y residence is at Mrs Iucketts Board
ing House. King street, where he will attend to any
communications which may be made to him.
may l0.-d4t
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i. Is. Hayden, dental surgeon,

MILL commence his professional visits 10 Aicxan.
w iris on Thursday next. and continue them on
,he secnd andjourh Thursday in each monh through.
nut ,he season Persons wishing his profe ,sonai SER
will please to leave notice at the bar Of CAgsetts
CIT, Hotel
may li-d4&e Thurtf
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ssas5c3se
NashriHe, April S.

=, General Samuel Houston, late Governor OF
tennessee. arrived at Nashville on ednesday
last, from the East, on his way to his new resi-
aence among the Cherokee Indians in Arkansas.
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night, the lst instant, the following slaves.
DIVE & HARRY
Dave is bright muisto, about o'rty6re years old,
stout made, and has pleasant countenance when spo
ken ohe wore away grey mixed cass,nvtt coat and
pantaIoous; his other clothing not recolectGd.
Harry is about five feet ten inches high. very black
compile xion about twenty FIVE years old, stout and WeN
made-wore away blue broad cloth AID pant
looms. They both very artfl, and it is likely th
will change tbs and clothing, and piooabIy pro-
cure free papers 80
will give twenty FIVE dollars apiece If taken in Vir1
gina or Maryland, and the above reward for them it
apprehe nde out of those States and secured that
get them again; and sll rssssnabl charg, paid. il
brought home AUG'S. sTUkESlkEET.
may list
u The National Inelligencer, Alexandria Gazette.
Winchester Virginln, and freeiicktown Herald, will
publish the above three times, and charge To ADVERTISER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-13
piano EOrtes.

INHE subscriber having executed several orders late
L y for Piano Fortes with great satisfaction to his
customers, from the celebrated mandatory of w.
Geib New York. he proposes to those who are des'r'
Gus Of procuring first rate Piano Forte ofany pattern
to favor him with their commands.
The price be determined before the order [" Tor,
wsrded the Piano to be delivered free oil and
mot annie s,tisfactop rs TO tone touch, the order
shall not be binding. tie will also execute similar or
ders for European Piano Fortes.
W +. A. WAGLER.
may list Warrington DI-y
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public safe.

INDAAC Saie
IN pursuance OF decree of the County Court of
Fairfax, dated March Court 1880, pronunced ia the
suit ct Peter freser. complainant and Aqulla John.
ston and wife, defendants, will be eApo,ed at pubic
sal ut the trst Turnpike Gate on he Little River
Turnpike Road;
s,.sie. a LOT OF LAND,
c2g supposed to contain two andEthree. quarter
STSS acres. the property of Catherine 1resler,
.e4s>-A decd Immediately opposite the said Gate.
Terms of sale-one fourth of the pure base none, in
hand. aRd the residue in six months and conveyance
to be made to the purchaser when the whole amount
is paid. Sale to take place OH the 10th May, 1880.
april 81 1aw4s tho. MOSS, Com.
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90 lLlfLLAcLrarnn

COMM CsRIC.1IIED.
The fourth of July was celebrated on Monday last At
the Piping Tree in King William County by sunni.
Iuous and elegant Barbecue, prepared the OCCASION
by Capt. Ammon Jonson proprietor of that place The
day ushered in by appropriate salute of Arfille
ry,-whch was repeated at and at sunset For the
means OF a!lording this additional and sui able nanfes-
iaton OF joy at the return of the birth day of Indepen-
demce large company assembled indebted TO the
enterprise ana patriotic Zsdl of Capt VIM. Claiborne
The scene enriched aud envencd bv numerous &
brilliant assemblage of adesAi IL clock The Dccl,
ration OF Independence read bv Mr.. Edmund Tur
ner, and an Grafton delivered by Mr.. Sherwin McRae
whc excited the admiration, and cxortcd the praise Of
all who heard lit is hoped iat he will vet Weld TO
the solicitation which is made for its publication j.
bout 100 gentlemen sat down to elegant dinner Az
ter the ladies' had retired proposition was made and
readily accedcd TO, thc we should still further mani
fest our feelings bydrinkag e oasts which had been
hastily prepared the spur of the OCCASION and such
volunteers as might be onered.-Mr. j. ]. Roane was
requ stod TO act "a President, and Col Philip Avlet as
Vice President The following regular and vountce
toasts as far as they handed in were drunk:
DC utmost harmony and patriotism prevailed through.
l. The Day we celebrate-The era in which libertv
reared II is Thomas jeff rson's; he made il and
halowed by his deaths Millions unborn will bless him,
for It's blessings.-2 guns.
2 The IN nory Of Washington: II grows ereener and
groener in his counrys aiIecdons-2 guns
b Andrew jackson: Elected by free people TO re-
tTact He government TO its first principles So far h
has been iaithiu he knows Mey will be true to them
seves.-2 guns.
4. James Madison: The profound statesman and vir
MS luclu ana aOie report oil ~, Will forever
endcar him to all the friends Of the Constitution 2
guns.
D. The Orator Of the Day: Ills fcrvd eoqucnce
classic purity, and patriotic sentiments, have endcarcd
nm TO all his auditors King William is proud 10 adopt
him a. her son. gun.
D. The Blood of the Revolution: The cement Of our
Unon-may IL prove adhesive as the Bitunen of !
Egyft.--2 guns
L. Lexington and York Town: The Alpha and One !
ga OF Independence and proud monuments Of our coun
uy's glory gun
= Earl Of Chatham; The eloquent advocate Of Ameri-
can rights-Power could not iniimidate nor interest
sweryc him from principle.-i gun.
y The Federal Union; lie preservation is worthy Of
every sacrifice, save that OF libcrtv.--2 guns.
10. The Federal Constitution Made 10 preserve the
Federal Union Let lie volaors look well to the conse
qucnccs Of their acts.---2 guns
~. Patrick Henry: The Monarch Of Eloquence-
When he struck libery's tocsn Tyrants quailed aud
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FOR TIE ENOUTRER.

10.
In the EaguirAr Of July 6.h perceived a comnuni-
cation addressed 10 the o, Henrico, un Ter the
New Co1situt,n, calling upon them assernbl on the
Oh OF August next, To nominate suitable Candidate
TO repfesent them in the next General Assembly: Mr.
Leigh having failed to give Satisfactory explanations I'm
aion 10 The changes whichin his opinion shoulbe made
in the Superior Cours of Ch4ncery and of Law
will beg leave 20 state 10 the writer OF niece tha
lac could not have heard Me- I-sh's remarks 90 the
occason alluded to- lie would no. surely hav, haz
aricd the assertion which he has done Mr. Leigh dia
give his views the subjects Of reform alluded o ;
views, which were satisfactory to many and had sup
posed to ALL Bat 1.-THE LoUer Of his Counfrv" who has
called thl' meeting for sooh, il satisfied, and the
voters Of Henrico assemble; because he wishes,
TO do WHAT To ge, Mr.. Leigh 10 give h4 views on ia .
subjects Of reform alluded toi And 20 get explanations
from the other candidates OF their views on the same
suhjsct THY have given explanalinns. Not this
ether The Objects simply tha; an oppo.
stan 10 the said Mr.. Leigh; The strongest a nj
opponents single handed tnst him by Sacrificing the
rest Of III set think know Of one gentleman who
has already expressed his within sncs, tie shter
a. far as NJ is concerned FIRE co.ing this | beg
leave 10 ask of tbs Pd!ro', why is h,t lie has not
cpmpdined IN like Mariner of the Other caniiIates' |
will venture TO assert that The people Of Henrco are
not going to assemble 10 ray the wishes of on. man
aud be- unknown II then. They not informed of hi
being re'den Of the county no, not even Voter i
the county. or oil his possessing common interest
with them RESIDENT VOTER
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We excuse the N. lntelligencer from feeling "for
the distress which this alteration (of the CabineO
must cause to ourselves, Sc &c.-The Editors OF the
N. Inteligencer had better feel for thenssve'-Is II
possible they feel little respect for themselves
be guilty of important alteration! In The
very article lin their paper OF the loh nst they
says at is believed that there remains now not one o
the Heads OF Department at the Seat Of Government
is possible they should not have known at the very
time OF penning this paragraph, that Messrs. Ingham
and Barry (not to spsak of Mr.. Berren) were in the
City of Washington The Intelgencer ought TO have
known it, and 10 have il sked such insidious para
graph the present.-But /, like the thousand aud
fctiOns, su,nises, aud insinuaons which they cir
culated during the last election.
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NIECKI.ENBURG.
To Me Ndiiors u the RlchmonA Enqairer


GENTLEafEN:-l" bserve in ycur paper o the 30 h
OF Jun-, Cnmmluci ion tom jerusalem 6 luhaup-
ion) 10 r"a''or to the taking of the Census OF hi
STATE, which think ought 10 be n2'ic-d II 10 stat
ell ia that Communication th-t the D.pu'y appointed
by ih' Ma'si'l, TO take The Cnsu- Of that Couniv j.
al entire strange 20 that County ajtd People
take the liberty ut stating, that tai. entire misre-
presentation. The DepUw has resided in the County
TOR ttco ycars, and has heen regular attendant nj the
Court OF that County for the la three years. Justice
70 the worthy end dis,ing ushed Gentleman who act
ing as MAcshh of this section of Virginia. reuuirrs
h IL should he stat d, jlat the Deputy FIR Sonhamp
ION was appointed, upon The enda ion Of sevrra
highly respectable citizens OF that County The great
Dissatisfaction mentioned by your Core sponden;.
presume, exis's only those who applicants
Tor ihs same office, smong their immediate friends
conceive il 10 h. highly inpropcr, while the eputv
is actively engaged in the dcharge OF hia duty, he
endesvo;ing, even by n'nuaon, 10 induce the Public
TO believe. that these duties will not be s'hiuilv AMI
properly ,i'chuged. When the Census OF that Co N
~ shall have been comp -tc il sill he spen whether
tais uust has been contiied fhiul and compsten,
h m's or not. Till then, the Public DO induced
30 pronounce
Sussex, July Isl, 1880.
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VOICE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

We have received the Preamble & Resolutions adopt
ed by a "Convenon of the Democratic Republican
Members of the Senate and II. of r." of N Hampshire
on the 18th ult-We shall publish them in our next
They signed by nine Senators out oil H. and by l2O
Repre- out of 220They breathe the spirit OF
the Republicans Of the good Old School OF 9S-'99.
We hail this among the best Signs OF the Times.
They offer their thanks TO Gen. Jackson, parculary
for the stand taken against this unequal UNJUST corrupt
ing and dangerous system of appropriations or Inter
nal Improvements)-and they ratty the nomination OF
Pennsyvan and New York, of Gen. Jackson "as the
Candidate for the Office of President for the next Pre-
sdental Tho whole Proceeding is worthy OF the
ssGrante State.'
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M Randolph says, N MS Address at rfss Norfolk
1.i.r, hat che did not 20 to pocket the pary outfit
lac never had, and never would consent to take the
peoples money. without rendering an equivalent for
,iL"-Mr. Walsh says, that We might inter from this
last declaration that he has not accepted the outfit; yet
the Affirmative is Observation-Disclosures Mr.. II. means
TO accept of the outfit not are not able TO say;
but this undertake TO say, that he has not yet
etped IL. No appropriation made by the last Con-
eress for the iAis.on-aud though the President most
literally offered 10 advance his otcn funds upon the
CASTOR, yet MIR. r. PROPERLY declined the proposition
and has gone upon his otcn resources.
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sCGum anirnum qu trans currunt"
change the minds those who beyond the
The first liue is from Mr.. Randoph's toast at Nor
folk-The last IL the translation Of IL by the Free
Press" (au Olposition print at Norfolk We ogr-e
with a writer in the N. Herald. 'ha, 4" School-boy,
10 wears old would blush TO own" this utter contempt
of the com,nonest rules of SyntaS."-The Editor
makes ccelun," a subiantive in the singular mum.
Der, agree as a nominalive with "muian'," verb in
the piural-,hus ngenously chang ing the anug OF
the toas-This is too bad-and calls aloud for reform
The friends Of The Coalition at Norfolk, must remove
Editor, who thus inds numbers, aud persons,
Ivz in. BaYarls of Europe and Aneriea.)
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To the EditOs.-Icu requested TO announce
George c. Dromgoo'e candidate for the Senate, from
the District comro, ed OF tie Counties OF Brunswick
Greensville and Dinwiddie--wbich Counties compose
the Senatorial District under the New Constitution.
ONE OF HIS CONSTITUENTS.
BIunswick, July 10.
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M EGROEs FOR SALE BY virtue OF sDDdry sx.
eeaH.ns, VII be cold at ford, Granville Coun.
~ NOtih Corol'ne, on the fret Monday in August
mex between 40 and so likely young negroes for
tash, eihout reserve r.. GILLIAN sbs,a
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Ertrae. Of a Iet!er % Me Editors. laid p

Extract Of a letter to the Editors, dated
HARRIsBURo, July O.
''The celebration of the 18th OF July by ia. friends of
Jackson aud Wolf at this place Mnnd,y, was every
way gratifying The day pleasant, and the CON-
pany large. amounting TO between ADD 800. Many
who bad gone as:tay in The late presidential contest
aud rot bewild-red in the aot masonic fog OF Last l
joined harnonou.ly in the celebration Tho ants made
sort of muster al the island--,her numbers es,
mated at from 30 to 40"
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On Saturday last, Mr.. hnthony Robinson, Jr (Grsl
Teller of the Bank ofvrgiria,) appointed Cashier.
In place OF Mr. cambridge, E-q. resigned and MIR. W.
b. Dabney. first clerk ii the Treasury, appointed 10 fill
the vacancy occasioned by the promotion Of Mr. Ro.
hinaon
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THE I.ATEST.

THE LATEST.
The James Cropper has arrived at Norfolk from Liv
ernoo, few DAYS later than the Sil,s Richards at n
York.-We have but paper (the Liverpool
Mercury OF the 2Sth and Commercial letter OF the
3l,t-No very interesting news-On the 24h, the
Duke of Wellington presented to the House OF Peers
The following Message signed by his Majesty;
- GEORGE II.
eli, Majesty think, IL necessary to In form the
House, that he is abouring under severe iudsposi
ton, which renders it inconvenent and painful To his
Majesty, to siga with his own hand, the public nsru
ments, which require the Sign Manual His Majesty
relies the dutifu attachment Of Parliament, to corr
slider. without delay, the means by which his Moiesiy
may be enabled provide for the temporary discharge
OF this mportan, function OF the Crown without des-
ment TO the public service"
The d. of w. moved the adoption of an humble Ad
dress of coincidence to his Maiesywhich was agreed
toThe next day. the Lord Chancellor broug ht in
bill Tor appointing commission TO fix the Sign Manu-
al by OF stamp, 10 be certified by three Of the
Ministers-ihe bill TO be limited to mi,hin month af
ter the opening OF the neat Session of Parliament 1t
was read once, and ordered to its Fad reading on the
| 27fh May.
The Earl of Aberdeen brought up copies Of all the
papers connected with she Creek Question.-in the
course of his explanations, he stated that Prince Leo
pold had first declined the Throne OF Greece, unless
large loan guaranteed to him, TO the uuermost
|ihrthngthat finally after much past the reluctance
Of the British Government, this accrded TO; but
difficulties were then started; and Friday Evening,
Qhe 2is:) his Royal II ehness had minated his in'en-
lion 10 resign The situation he had occupied aud abdi-
te the high honour 10 which he had been raised by
the contracting parties, though il known III at
Greece herself anxious tor his appointment
'TbesAcs entertained the views with re'Pect 10
this Spected event; entire concord sub,ised between
them-apd he Osord trusted, that, a. no distant pc
rod the affairs OF Greece would be settled 10 the uni
Yersal Subtraction"
The Commercial letter from Liverpool, May 81, says
that flour bad fallen about % per bare-Demand Tor
tobaccohad been languid The Committee OF the House
OF Commons who had been appointed TO investigate the
growth of tobacco IN Great Britain, had heen examn-
ing evidence, ard SO Gr il had been decidedly against
allowing the cuure-The letter also states, that the
present high duty OF 81. per lib. foreign tobacco Ina.
been brought before the Coumitee-it was uncertain
whether any reduction would be made, but there wa.
very little expectation Of any ing being done during
the presen session Heavy supplies Of cotton, and phi
ces again lille lower.