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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

Pots in this market somewhat dali and small
sales only made. Pearls have decline in conseaurucc
doubt Of the late increased receipts Shipments also
have lately iallcs OF
The price ofPots is now $500, and Pearls per hun
bred weight
Since TIE opening of The canals os539 barrels Of both
kinds have been ecriycd in this market The stock vcs
terday esim, ed be 1900 barrels Pots. and SOD do
Pearls According To- The table below therefore, the re-
ceips here since osi Jnly have boon two hun
dred barrels Of than the consu ton ami
ssport
srecHs ~ Nsw yesE.
Tine. Dtfs. Poia Bis Pearls
Jn.y 90. ts'q......s....... ftot fae7
July 90 isfo........s.ss..2ss ass
Less this .......'see More. ..i~2
In Montreal the 10th ns Pots were in good request
70 n shillings and sixpcnce for shipping lots The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

By THOMAS BELL.

FRIDAY.
FURNITURE, ke. Sale Of eat ire aud valuable stock
of sofas maple and fancy chars sofa beds
mans, sprng rocking chsr end elegant cabinet urs
at loi O'clock, in the sale
MONDAY.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, FANCY AND PLEDGED
AKTICLES-At io o'clock the Sales Rooms trunks e
giant Cohiug valuable stock Of Dry Goods and other
TUESDAY.
Sale Of handsome Furniture, Horses Carriages Harness.
Cows Poultry &C. at II O'clock, the Blooming dale road,
mile above Bnh and opposite the Episcopal Church, sI
SATURDAY
FURNITURE-At M O'Clock, at the Auction Room.
nye splendid Sale Of Elegant Second Hand and New
Furniture, BY catalogue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
PAUL B. LLOYD, Auctioueer.

FURNITURE, sc. &c-Wm. Mccormick, will sell This
Day Al o'clock is CORTLAND street the furniture of
bedseaJs beds looking glasses 10 dozen Of superior maple
and mahogany chairs rocking de- dung and other tables
lamps, NC. with variety cfothsr furniture.
patent watch; 50 hanks champagoe arce
together with variety efothsr articles
Also, 10 Hull's patent russes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
Latest Adv1cea
Passengers Arrived.

Loypos-Psekst ,hp Prs,id,ni5pr = Rssd,r, 'sdy and
Kusey r Glcssing, lady and daughter; John Lucky,
Mrs Mary Chercy, Mary Ann Cheney Cutter Cheney Jane
Damon Leta Damon, Ada Damon, John Dsmon-s2 In the
steersge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
DK. ELLi1TT, ~
OCULIST AND OPHTHALMlC SURGEON


OCULJsT AND OpHTHALMic SURGEON
SCI BTocdDay, eSs~asce ~ Warren Sfs sef,
Confines his practics to
Diseases cfhe Eye Opthoimie Svtg cry in general.
nr WESTHhCOrT will be in stlcsdaEee liz, lsupdays
~ oxccY,cd sisc, Dr. ELECTS patsIs during his sb
ARTIFICIAL ErEs Of superior quality.
Office hours FROM 10 TO 5 O'Clock. my3eipsy
A MUSkMF NTs-J. C. tARL SW A sHiNGTON BOW
n LING SALOON, 2ea broadway The sssscrbe TT
ted Bowling Saloon under Keller Pines with three
Shuttle Board the
city Gentle Of the city and country will find this very
place Of attention will be
10 those who wish TO themselves The Bar will always
be stored with the best Of Vines No betting Of al
lowed.
NBenemen wishing to learn the game will nnd expe-
fenced keepers to teach them. 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
BY BUTTERFIELD X COACHMON.
Store No. 10 East Bresdvav
Out door sales OF Groceres. furniture, puncuay al
tended to, and respectfully solicited.

tended 10, and respec tfully solicited.
,... FRIDAY, October as
PAWNbROKCR'S SALE-At 10 o'clock, at the auction
room by order OF Louis Levy 4o3 Grand street large and
pledged year aud ards.
r.,.,.,r,, Thu hsDAY, Oct. 20.
PAWkBROKEP'S SALE-Atls o'eiuck at the aucton
room by order OF jackson, 81 Cstharne street. large
been deposited year and upwards. 'eN''
Al PRIVATE SALE
1900 tons Peash Orchard Coal,
chaldrons Liverpool Delivered al the market prices
free of carriage. $500
AIso, 100 Cooking Stoves
SALES OF FURNITURE-Tke suctioneer respectfuI
" gives notice that he will attend personally TO The sale OF
Household Furniture the dwellings tn house.
keeping Liberal cash advauees will be ON furniture
sent the auction Inventories OF
the effects Of sonaily attended TO-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
H A V A N N A II

AMBOs MUNDos GOTH wORLDs) HOTEL,
4Jusrlx srREEr AND sARATiLLo STREET.
MRS. j. DOMINIQUE begs respectfully 70 inform her
WI friends and the public thai she has removed her boarding
house, formerly situated Ofcics street and lately &c ST.
Clara abov. alarge and SPLEEN
did house fronting wharf and commanding full sight Of
The delightful situation Of the Ambos Nun
dos Hotel makes cool il every season. so desrsse and so
House est Oc the Govcrnment Palace and the Place
Of arms plaza de Armas favore walk with all foreigners
Mira j. D. will do every thing in her power make the I'm
Mundos Hotel pleasant and comfortable 10 the
moderate. o6 Inn
HARDWARE, CUTLERY & FANCY GOODS.
w. SIZES g. CO., as Peah street, nearly, opposite
IA Platt street full stock Of the above a les tn
accommodating and 81 priees to suit the times
myl 6n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
N O II / @ e.

ny1- P.CKLEn OYSTERS. CLANS, MUsCLFs and
LORsrGRs, put upin the hest style FOR shir ping or
city
Also rs Oya,srs put 10 iir transportation in kcrs Esm
hes supplied ON the shsrlesLneuce. -
.RECKHOW,is Oreen- eh street
sls I'm evraer Giant 81 cart
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
J. M. Wheeler, Auctsonesr.
BY J. c. MAITLAND,
SfoSS Ma ('bufb o,u Guar.

THIS DAY,
FURN!TURE1At 10 o'clock, in trent of Store, gene
raj assortment 81 HOUSEHOLDS
Of new ard second hand bureaus sdeboards secretary
mahogany and cherry tables, French and
ia beds ads writing desks mahogany chairs
reckins chairs locking glasses double flint and
wine glasses &s lamps maatel clocks crockery gas
ware, &c.
N: bail families breaking house keeping and wishing
to dispose of their goods viii be pune uay attended 10 By
sending their address to the store goods any
purchased
Liberal advances paid all goods semitic the store
cash paid for all goods ON the day Of sale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

Less this year, i,2s
brief analysis will explain the above decrease and de-
cline Nearly ALL not quite ALL that is shipped hence
goes to France and to the North of Europe There
two kim in competition in those markets. the Russian
and the American The latter preferred because Of its
superior quality. The Russian contains seven hundred
and seventy parts of real potash and the American
France has, heretofore been the great From
French official documents appears that from 1892 to 1885,
consumed in that country. In 1885, alone, the consump
ton 100000 ko, valued at 100000 francs But
% have Seen direct to but they prn
cpally to Dunkrk To show the decrease to Havre we
give a statement.
SHIPMENTS Is BS. at So,. Bsl.. Pearls.
isss to Oct H............s5ss .ssI
Decrea,e. ......... .Qsl2 lacrosse. .2s4
This falling off in the exports to Havre is not caused
by any dimnution in the consumption but because Dun
kirk nearer Lille the celebrated manufacturing town.
hundred barrels per annum but will probably be about
that amount this year. The they will be no more
is that the manufacturers are not so actively employed as
BY exporting the direct route the freight from
to Dunkirk cd together with the sions
All unnecessary expense saved because the trade in
France controlled and the prices regulated by chems
try, which act Ashes the Corn Laws England do
Corn in that country The perfection to which chems-
try has arrived in Frsnce enables the French
turers produce substitute for Ashes from
ton of plants peculiar to that country small advance
over the usual price, brings this substitute into We
seldom see Pots above Al France that price
the substitute is cheaper Time will no doubt enable the
French to bring to such perfection. to compete
cessully with American Ashes in the French Markets.
From the above infer that trade in Ashes with
France has nearly reached its naximumhat long
American Ashes be sold in France below Al francs
shall continue the present extent of the business and that
it would take but little to induce Frenchmcn to al
wholly their Ashes, which they occasionally
substitute for ours.
Foreign Markets.
Rr-Au-PRrxeE, Sept. 3O--Amercan Provisions still
maintain their prices Flour sal; Pork S62 81; Rice IL;
Herrings Fish IL; W. Lumber 20; Pitch Pine so Bos
ton Chips 10; Shingles, Cypress Is. 81
ExPoRTs-Cofee sl7t ls3; Hides 49, Tobacco &c %;
Shell TO- Specie $685. per cent premium sp Doubloons
SAT; Columbian 45i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

krA A Small Family will rent to a respectable family
MINI wth children the part and basement aarse
sku story house Broadway and board with the
fagreeabie Address B. B. Y Herald Once, with real
Ola 3tt
krM TO LETTING half of the House 81 White st.
@i ssng two large parlors the first floor with
lR kitchen, TO genteel family, at the rate of
$3.50 Appy on pre In;seR.
"a ANTED-An eIpsrieHced DoOkkeerer is in want of
situation respectable house where the books
either double nse entry and where his services
years employ ed large provision house. and has
tensive acquaintance both city and coun ~ The whole
OF his would be devoted to the
his employers The best Of references given.
Address box lower Post Office, at this sthce.
y.U<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

Prom Quebec We have a statement of the shpmen tso
hour thence for the last appears that there
has been great increase this year Thusi-
TINE. Barrels.
Ib 70 y 9...... ...l3l,ss2
70 tct fs,fU
Most OF This went 20 England. The remainder TO the
Lower Ports, and the West Indies.
The receipts and shipments all over the United States
show the same increase the above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

dssna not geod Prices ssto ~ shiings
sn& pence. III
We have receiv Cd from Nontresl also from Quebec
NJ s1smen Of shpments and stocks for the last tive
sons. We annex them. I'D
sHurHEsrs AND srecxs AT QcEsEe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
Erronr or AsHns FROM New Yonx.
PnIcEs OF ASHES IN Nxw YoRx.

BY this it is SEEM the decrease ia the shipments of both
kinds has been considerable And by the following ap
pears the decline in prices the foreign demand fell of
PRIcEs AaHEs LII NRM YoRK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

O. b. n w Il RS
WHOLESALE
READY MADE LINEN: ChAvATS, HANDKER-
CHEFS, STOCK, HOSIERY, GLOVE AND
UMBRELLA STORE,
Corner of william and Beekman streets New York and
100 Fulton street, BROOKLYN
HAS constantly hand the following art Gentle.
II news l.ixen shirts,
Gentlemens Muslia with linen bosoms collars and wrist
bands do without golfers,
Colored Shirts Of every description,
Muslin Shirts, with linen wristbands.
Boys Shirts OF every description,
Do plain do do; do lambs wool do
Do white and red Flannel; do do Canton Flannel.
Do silk net Shirts, de do cotton DO
Do lambs wool do; do merino do
Ladies' silk and merino Vests and Drawers,
Linen Bosons Of every description,
Linen Collars and silk and Gotten Night Cacs
5,r,n Satin "a Stocks Of the istsst'tyle
Trimmed Bompsxine DO DO
PLAN do do de-
Black and fancy Cravats,
Silk and Cambria Pocket Handkerehie6,
Gumeiastc, silk and cotton Suspenders,
Hoskin and Kid Gloves, Of su. erior quality,
Linen, thread ard cotton do do
Sheets, Pillow Cases and Towels
Silk and Cotton Umbrella aud article
agcatiema. 3 W ardrobe, for Immediate use
Scotch Lambs Wool and herino Stockings and Socks OF
all sizes,
c. b. b. thankful for the fyos bestowed him the
past three soiieis continuance same shall be
his utmost endeavors to work Of the best and
make.
s-Genemsn embarkipg for sea- can be instantly sup
piled for the voyage. f22 lmis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
HERALD MARINE NEW s

Port of New York, October 10, Is4O.
iur nuEs............e "a NOON nIsss......... %
IS 20 HtGH wArEs..........12 20
state OF the weather yesterday.
Thermomeler-s.nriss, So ....wmdNW ....Fsr.
sunset. sos. NNE 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

Wing majority joint ballot 81 last year TO-
"A Uuited States Senator is to be elected at the coming
session cthe Legislature in place Of Carrot d. Wall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
CQLLECTlON
OF AMERICAN VICTORIES

Painted by Eugine Ian f. Issbey B,llsnge and other
NEW oRIE sss.1d sTsn sR liIr..syoRK TOWN
These magnificent Paintings, twenty feet in width aat
fifteen e. hgs the first Of collections nded
illustrate the Naval and Military History ef the United
States have been executed in Paris, Of TWEEN
" and each by the artists tia
style Of the splendid ntaton o Napclcon Victories
the Musee du Luxembourg and Chateau de Nersalea
The frat two, New Orleans and Lake Ere) eIh.
biting vi the Granite or Chambers street aud
Broadway. Entrzsec ia Chamb. 70 street.
Admission os cents Open from II o'clock in the morning u
in the evening. Of ims
CANNON PLACE HOUSE, TROY, n. Y.-Thi extern
- and commodious building . now fitted rp n fashion
able style for the accommodation Of boarder and the enter
anmen OF the travelling pube Its rooms newly furnish
ed and conveniently arranged u has eight spscious and
piendid prIor suitable families; and also
smaller roorxs to accommodate gentt ladies. The
estab shment throughout has been prepared with much
pens and the hopes BY his constant attentcn
the ,ecsssit.s snd Iss,s Of his guests TO merit and
ccive a share OF public patr onarc.
Cannon Place House Washington Square, in the
midst of the business section Of the city, and andng
very pleasant view all sides.
The prices Of board by the week day, shal accord
nr the ,ommodaons but at all times ressonsble
81 qw- JANIS s. MEIER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

Psnnsylvania Election.

Psnnsylvania Election.
Our express failed this mcrning, and we are with
out Philadelphia papers Of yesterday. There
are no papers south of Norfolk The returns below
are obtained from passengers and letters, and
not, perhaps, entirely accurate.
COUNTIES. 1910. 1888
Whig. EB. Wig T.B.
Adams, ol ITO
Perry, 1907 1888
Cumberland, $50 All
Franklin, $50 3i5
Lehgh, 10 Ill
Berks, 60O0 votes-no Wing Ticket Northamp-
and Schuykill reported Wing gain
Election m New-Jersey.
The Wings have made pretty clean sweep in
New-yersey The following table contrasts the ma
jorities of the present year. with those upon the
Council ticket Of 1889 =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ALL AMI WIN En- UOOlp.
HENRY SIMMONS, No: Ga Hudson st. eorner Of Frank.
n has hand md daily receiving from auction aud the
ate, ssoriaii9n' large a,sortn.nt Of Fall and Winter
tpep wool dye black blue Invisible green Beaver
Cloths. and al kinds 81 Taors Trimmings; Ssrony Welsh
ng liese and Wh,tney Blanhe's French and Epgh Mer
Lii and Cotton sLeongs add shrrg Ebel 81 and Acr
Prints large assortment Of Cotton snd WsolleB uscry
all Of which vi be sold, wholesale retail the
sonable tcrmsa
Persons wAst OF goods suitable to this the
season. respectfully invited to call and ey,mine stoc
OF goods they will be eheerully shown There III be
bstcrng 10 prices make deviation from Gst prices
asked. a7 inis-
INTERESTING COUGHS cured in one day, b. sHER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

90 Ladies will fnd the advertisements French Pills
in column on the 4th page. SIC 9miss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

RIBBON AND SILK STO II E-2s
lust received great assortment Fl Fall tbons and
sss consisting part sfne. style rich Paris yl.d e
sarbbons figured os dc Naples and Satin Ribbons stripe
,tir Ribbons plaid satin Ribbons, Nc ke Cap kbsons,
R all widths ard colcrs silks OF
rscus syies srd qualities plain corded change able cord
Cd yl. Gros de Naples figured Ncp SILKS and Sa
tins sar- Forcncs Mode Nelsets Of various coorx,
Crspss Crape Ltssr and mi nery articles in general
assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods Miliinep
will ind 10 their advantage TO call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Who.sse and retail rs Division street doors FROM Btwe
~. BThs day rcee,eda seed assortment of r,,d silk
all Inns q. u. LEVY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

With these we VIII give Wow ofthe Trade.
From official sources, have compiled tables of the
prices in this market and exports hence for ten months In
1889 appears that there has been decline in the
former in the latter Of marked Importance
tables we give show with what correctness the law
supply followed out We add the state
ments Of exports
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

100 600 CAsES1Tss original and genuine ,d Bon coo
of that most Distressing disease Fper and 9gne or
Intermittent Fever From all Of the country At home
and from the vest and from the south have glad I'd
remedy; certificates, and the
nums Of praise ushsred in upon ringing in
in doubt shTering with Chils, ana will not
take remedy1
For sale BY j. o. FAY General Agent at Miners Drug
Store. No. 1913 Broadway Franklin HOusel New York
N. BLook ont Connte rf-iters are u the field o6 II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

MEDICAL HOUSE. Mol Division street. IL DR. Hunters
w Red Drop the only sbsoute thorough aud harmless
of class Of diseases the world should know iha IL
all this IRON the fact OF its before the pub,
its sale s re ror end he Union
10 the and counters of the medicine appearing
day proof positive One vial price ST. 10 warranted under
a ianees when all else had ses the money
turned. OILS n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-16

90 Open every day. from seIcck IN Tie afternoon until
pAGuERRE,s R Ha L' A tyf~ SEw pIoRAMAs.
FRoA PARm.)
Just brought by M. M. MArTEY and LoNArr.
The celebrated and admired Interior Of the CHURCH ST
ETlENNE DU MONT at Paris. representing MID
NIGHT MASS
Ore tablean representing the magnificent VIEW OF
VENICE, or FESTIVAL NIGHT Of tie CARNIVAL,
Both OF these tsbleau bring represented with Of
light, will produce the wonderful and magical effects If day
and ght.
give person opportunity Of seeing these spen-
did AID novel Dorsmas the price Of admission will be cents
"a I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
1881 9R

This large proportions OF toll not be accounted
for on the ground that the population west Of Monte
yuma furnishes greater amount of tonnage in pro-
portion To its numbers, than the population 81 the
canal districts lying east ~ that point for in fact the
tonnage shipped west Of Montezuma was onlv Z72-
5u tscs, while that shipped between that point and
the Hudson 36l 9l9 tons; but IL is because
the articles OF western commerce are carried great
er distance, and consist almost exclusively Of com.
modities paying TIE highest rates NJ toll and TINS
operate in compound ratio 10 swell their contribu-
tion 20 the treasury The importance of this con.
sideration in estimating the fiscal results TO be pro-
duced by the increase Of our commerce west Of
Buffalo, will be readily appreciated.
The preservation Of our present trade and the ex.
tension Of which IL IL capable objects worthy &c
our most jealous efforts The idea has, however,
been suggested that the great objects proposed by
the present enlargement might be attained by adopt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

Tab!e,-Sho,cing the aggregate Increment Of all COM
mOaities transported on the Erie Canal, the COM
paratiue Increment of each, and the amount to be
saued on each class Of commodities by cheapening
transportation u cent, per ton.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-02

his regiment, previously dismounted, under
the command of Capt. Benjamin Warfeld,
and some Infantry which hud hurried up
were carrying OH the skitmsh. Maj. Wood
had been ordered up with a small piece Of
artillery. Commodore Perry urged Gen.
Harrison, to withdraw, as he was too much
exposed for the commander-in-C Chief. If
mistake not, Gen. Cass united with the
Commodore, and offered to remain and see
his orders executed. The General, with
Perry and the residue of his suite, started
off; but General Harrison went but few
steps and returned, and retained his position
near the cannon, until the Indians we're dis
lodged and driven, the bridge repaired, and
the army put in motion to cross. During
this whole time he was as much or more
exposed than the soldiers, being on horse.
back all the while. The Commodore after.
wards demonstrated with him against this
unnecessary exposure, observing, "that in
open sea he could stand fire tolerably well
but there was no fun in being shot at by a
concealed enemy" The General justified
his conduct by saying "the general who
commands Republican volunteers, in whose
ranks the best blood of the country is to be
found, must never think of his own safety
at least until his troops become familiar
with the disregard of personal danger
Hardihood itself has never denied Perry's
courage. Chambers and Todd of Kentucky
and O'Faon of Missouri, the Other Aids Of
General Harrison at the battle of the
Thames, are still living, and can give you
additional facts, if required.
AlthOuuh II is not in direct reSDOnSe &c
any part of your letter, must be permit
ted to say, that my intercourse with Gene
raj Harrison left the conviction on my
mind, that he was gentleman, soldier
and patriot, and deprecate most sincere
ly, the injustice attempted to be done hin
by portion Of that party with which
have always voted.
am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
]. SPEED SMITH.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-02

We have the pleasure to commence a
new series of Letters from our friend " THE
MAJoR;" which, to guarantee their authen.
ITCHY, will appear first in print under the
"FteuRE HEAD originally designed for him.
We are glad he is where he is--though he
is seldom out Of place any where. We
congratulate the country generally and the
Old Hero, in particular, (who has been des
ignated as the STANDARD BEARER at the head
OF the great Democratic Wing Column,
that he has at his side valuable and trusty
iriend--and have little doubt that the Ma
jor's Letters from the "Cabinet OF the Cabin
will traverse trumpet-tongued, over the
land, and infuse new life in the present
palsied, chained and uampled energies o.
the country N. Y. Express.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-05-02

A table was prepared not long since by
the British Secretary of State, showing the
wages of day laboulers in various coun-
tries. From this it appears that in France
the rate of wages is from 10 to 80 cents per
day; in Corsica % cents; in Germany from
8 TO ii; in Holland and Belgium 10 to 40
cents; Trieste "a cents; Lombardy 16 to 90
cents; in Genoa 10 to l6 cents; Tuscany
/ cents.
This is the state Of things to which Ben.
ton, Buchanan, and Walker say they wish
to see the labouring portion of this free
country reduced. These are the countries
to which Mr.. Van Buren, refers as models
for the United States to copy after. They
are hard-money, gold and silver--reaI specie
currency countries; where the measures
which Mr.. Van Buren,, Benton, and Buchan-
an support, exist in their full force. These
countries have a gold and silver currency,
and the sub treasury. Now we put it to
every labouring man, do you wish to see
this state of things introduced into the
United States9 Ii you do not wish to la
bour for from 10 to 80 or 40 cents day,
then oppose the men who are striving to
introduce this state of things. 1t is no use
10 say you are opposed to it, and yet sup
port the men who advocate it.
LRcPublican