New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

CAyADA-An interesting debate was had the Canadian
Assembly Kingston the 18th ult rotation TO the he
port OF select upon the productions OF Canada
being admitted duty free Great Britain leading
member, Alr. Merritt favor OF reciprocatinE iotAI
abolition of duties both sides proposing substitute on
the part of Canada to raise the sum OF 100000 upon grain
and other produces from me United States and other COM
tries. The derived By Great Britain from duties
upon Canadian timber &c amounts 500 900 and
Offset this ae proposed remit all duties upon Brit
ish manufactures B th policy contcaded thr rela-
;ens OF Canada the mother country would be greatly
strengthened The subjec; vas debated considerable
length and The first OF the series OF Resolution: finally
adopted declaring the exe1iencv of Canadian exports
sg admitted free Of duty into the Home Market The
oluon of Mr.. j. Nelson for address the Governor
General asking general pardon for all those engaged the
rebellion Of 1887 de5ated the 3oh. some length
action however had upon it
The WHEAT CRor-The Cincinnati Gazette says that "a
far they have the noticed the Wheat crop OF
Ohio only les quantity ,hi, year than usual bu; also
inferior quality Il refers samples grown the
Mushinguu, Valcy which weighed Sc pounds the bashe
This said be the best lot that had been received
Of the larges, mills in that grain district Other lots
were known which did weigh 40 pounds In some OF
the counties farther north better OF the crop
given In northern Indasa likewise the Yield said De
fair and the grain aeavv The best account TIE Wheat
crop oy the present year thai have those from
Illinois, In the vicinity OF Alton especially the Weld asd
quality both superior The Telegraph OF the 2l states
that lots which have been purchased in that Town
weighed oyer 66 mounds 10 te bshelohers 81 and 655
The price was improving and tad advanced 2 cents
the bu.he from the 18th to the 2ls The last quotations
were 60!
HrsTs AFRcHAyT; M.c.zSE ANp COMMERCIAL RsyiE~ Sep
Agricultural Commerce of the United States the sub
o. 81, ,bO IN ,l. n,,nbsr Of HINTS MAGAZINE
T. elaborate ;n.,,.,, and tho .ubiec, one Of ,he drs;
i,nor,apcc Il n followed By pnrer on the Commerce OF
Br,i.b India viewed in il. rrobabe Influence on the Pro-
I e tho So,b STATE. bv Son,b Corolinian. q Trans.
l;, f tho C., of e, Sl,e,cb of N,,,a,..ier: IN or,i
Is o C,orr;oI Docks. one ,ooo the law. relative 10
Debtor and Creditor in Missouri and brief paper on the
character and oncra,on. Of the Suffolk Bank system. The
Mercantile Law Department. the Book Trade the CONNER
cia Statistics and Mercantile Mscelanies all well filed
Tb N-; bs ,o,.o hoo, NOR, desar;,o = Good sumner,
SKETCH CT ML"T 1u"og' T -. TI ~ DS
This i the ,;e of ;l;n oc,avo vDnro which has evdeptly
been prepared with rron care and enbodics vast amount
Of useful inflammation concerning the construction Of rail
.. Tho road selected - tho r,oI.I for dsscrr,;or :
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upon the iron and coal trade OF Pennsylvania arc spread
forth with remarkable attention details and correct
ness In course Of the work. other railroads throughout the
coun,r, arc described We cordially commend the book
general notice as calculated 10 be emnenty useful to all
interested in the subject cf which treats.
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Prof Win 81 Ms,her GcoIcei,t Fourth Eeliuon Cienlen
Packard.