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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

The operation Of the protective system here described
10 the in respect to every article to which 10 ap
Piled It takes directly out Of the pockets of the con
sumers of the article, and puts it into those Of
the producers. In England, in order to pay this
nous tax to the arocracy, every article be pro
tected All these projections entering into the Of
manufacturing have destroyed the power of England
compete with foreign nations Hence that distress which
compelled Lord Lansdowne, late date to lay before
Parliament petition from the manufacturers of Man
chester for the abolition Of all protection The distress
the masses growing out of the high price Of bread
has overturned ministry, and forced ncessions
from the snded proprieors although not to the extent
whichis wanted The following is the new system Of
duties, as compared with the old: -
WHEREVER Wheat, MADE UP AND
r-BLisHED MANNER REQUIRED LAW, SHALL BE.
FOR
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the tariff virtually yieidiAs the great principle tho
protective duties are runous the Of censumsrs
In the present stage Of the world be perse
vered in At latest dates the price Of hour in bond
YVES a7s; the duty lssmsking 4aa per Dbl Under the
new scale the duty would have been g. Sd per bbl-
making difference Of - per Dbl in American -four
The operation would have been that the American ship
per would have got 81 more and the British consumer
have purchased at 81 per Dbl less which would have
been the causeo increased duties for six weeks
The aiding scale will probably be done away with
altogether short time by the force Of public opinion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

cook brig Nay mond Of yhom shippeair Bs'im
on late .,g shsrs has arr ia this cat IN y.:.sl wn,ss
~, % o. end state that e. an.
ana WIN little Z Of George. Bark, on Tuesea7 OF
Thu-dsy lat. was struck BY .al asd both ST.
Si X. oo Sss shin
sets shels, from New 0rlesns for Bessn f wit her
dr: and taking wind Ssiss fair carried her
sunk on the fats.-( Boston ourisr.'
Unltsd States Psrts.
LuBTc. Mar Is-Ar Andrew Ring, Philadelphia. =,
e S Balkan IVY Sgit SD a nssc B
Ear M.eHa. Msris-sid Ann aud ,Eliua Hopper, for
PonILA.D, Mar aa-Cd Samuel, Cuba; Orb, Trinidad.
owns HrAp, Mar i1-An Pearl. Thomastou for NYork;-
Franifort and the AlSsso. for Camden:
'NEwsuRyrorI, Mar aa.Arr Thomas FredericssbuT. &
So:Hoa Marin. i BsSess ssow Cecilia
sr Ti,s CID Iona "a EH~ o'Ss6 EYcrt Woso do
de not supposed thu. she had sustained damage.
but or arr, ns At the wa. her pumps ,ou.de and she
pumps however the leak reduced
be freed to night She has whskey pork in the lower
HoLmys Hole Mar ls-Ar sherer Thomaston for Nyork;
MARI, fnI Bosoa Gen Arnold Boston for a
George DO Sid 10th The above Arr Pandora. Elizabeth
Wy iSs Bo'sn Paced by, sophrona for Boston als-
srS.s @.PP 9ss fane Monitor NYorl
EpoARTswx, Mar is-No arrivals 80
PRsyDEysE, Mar q Ar Rien.i. NYork. Below. Mocha
Growler, NOre.ns; WIN Watson, NYori; Banker, Bucks
port ca Woodlands Halfax Elliott, Boson Mary How
BALrIMosE, Mar asArr Acenus Cardenas CID Potomac
hapyIe Did Wanaw Havana; Paoli Bremen,
sett. Boston = =
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TO THOSE WHO WOULD HAVE Il ZINE
HEAD OF HAIR

WE that Judge Edwards, of Phadel ihia man over
w seventy years OF age, the top whose head az a.
bald the palm Of ones band TWO months since has now
fine dark hair fast from the OF Jones' Oil Of
Coral Clrcassia n-New York Tribune Jer. Isil
young gentleman. friend & ours, living in Blocker
street and well hnows in We'll street was attacked with
covered with I'D rusty dry hair filled with dandru
Gil Of Coral Circassia "-NeW Prrk sun December 1871
This sold at s2-f not careful the right mum.
Der you will be ehea,ed)s2 Chatham street. At the All
American Eagle Prcs only three or eight shiiiinrs%
three sizes mss 81
M J. THOMAS & CO, COMMISSION AND AUG
wi. TON MERCHANTS, 81 BROADWAY ALBA.
NYLibera advances made all manufacture goods
chande and property Of every description either
public pr ate sale.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Ersstu. Corning & Co, Albany.
Rufus H. King Co, do
Lewis Benedict & Co. de
Webb Douglass, do
Jared l.. Rahbone, ESQ, do
John Townsend, Esq DO
Russell Fonyth, Esq. do
John Thomas, Esq. do
Me ssrs. VI. s. Lincoln Co Boston.
Thomas w Olcott. Esq. Prsst Far &Msch BIZ Ably
D. Patchin, Esq, Cash'r NY STATE Bark, do
Watts Sherman, Esq, Cash'r Albany City Bk. DO
Theo. Olcott, Esq, Cssh'r Canal Bank, do
SIX Stow, Esq. Cashi Troy City Bank, Troy,
ms Imeodis%
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By this scale the price Of bread England will be in
usual years reduced in degree. 1t will no doubt
improve the demand for American grain but will force
throushthe COLONEL msrkets encourage trsnsporta
ton in English bottoms. This operation OF the law
seems already to have alarmed the Canadians who have
pettoned the home government for an increased duty
on produce imported from the States They say the in
hux Of wheat from that quarter running the farmers Of
Canada
The operation Of the new law will doubtless benefit
the American trade in some degree. The reduction Of
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cation For particulars please apply At Pearl street
Is: ar rIsnu% C:n and ra"DEa. fresh
ss Al iua sss
s'S sd rss So h
afd f their nursery corner Of sh
Trees q. e. i. 4 Ass,ic:.JSN SLoyER IL
shs:; .'siS:.y fruit Sa'ss trees.
% SS srd y:o
and Ts1s
nset se s Gao apples pears peaches sumbs apricot
SQUNP AND WHITE TEETH-TKe 5s.I arIice IN use
o:' Gss F
ss s e il:
'ls Il: T:s' :ss g. e ss
eqUn chs. Is, se"ss corner Of Grand %
Il. Gh3SS.
M ): Il; aE.;
ar. ar: .Ts min sn1; ;S.Ecs and
:t Mi: md D
ye Sharp PsoD The former geatemen takes charge Of
&. :. IT F o esSs
H. e tss che s1
their o registered S:o. Il. 0lSsa
York. 80 V VI Ne"
mh2s 81 JOHN n. DRAPER, Secretary
fIa Sisa and ss9s1 H. I'D
II: ooo
The TRuTRP Will PsEVAlLMDets y Gosdv .,p. p.,.,.
sou Try tSen Il. We a S:te;. s5.
arg i fe; e ff i1
relieves IN i've minutes after application the peI We The
tooth and prevents decay il the tooth filled
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLs-From NJ B,ndeloeoue,
where has stopped in is Effects They cure ii
eli bERT's ANTI bilious FAMILY pIILs-ro,
the reet Of all comp aints produced BY habits sach
hradache hear burn stomach and loss
appte they have been used with than M
ever beors offered to the public. Price cens per boz
Sold wholesale and retail by c. N GUION: i27 Boweev
c.rner VI Sraoo MreeI. mas Inn
TIE LAplEs AND HENTLEMEN-lHE PERSIAN
:p.,s rsdne': and sTupon q ths shin This Soap impair
Of q ,,s iyr With Che . rose Price 50 cents
ton invariably succeeds removing pmpes or blotcbes
from the lace and Skin. of the
standing. Price so cents. Sold BY 4. GUTON ia7 Bow
Grand ct; Iss Broadway and East way
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DIED.

Yesterday morning March oath. after brief illness,
Mrs MARY JANE, wife of william Duager in the oath
year of her age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family, re.
specfuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon,
at o'clock, from the residence Of her mother, Mrs.
Jane T. Rice, No. Murray street.
Suddenly, on Wednesday evening" 2Sd inst, SOPHIA,
rect of the late John the 7sd year Of her
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Cleared.
ssei Ss c d iTrsS Colin,
hamburg Schmidt Balchen Bark 2en Couplspd Trio
Dutch gslIiet Mentor Boon Rotterdam, De Luze Co
IS Wsn,si Eagle fsnsham jasIsona. Fla; n%SS Mary
Packet ship Vile de Lyon oldrd from Havre Feb 9Th
with mdse 10 Bolton, FoI Livingston on Barne9s saw
absrk with loss OF msin';eEmsst bound IN
coal and from to Knox. Tn uiI lat So Ion "a 20. spos.
ship Admsce Duxbury from Liverpool for Mobile aeh
plt lat - 80 lon 4 as gale carried away fore tOpms,
British DIs Herald Watson, day. from Dermsds in bat
Cuba went on The rocks Of Bermuda 9Th but as got Of
and taken into 81 Georges leaking 1000 strokes hour
Brig ssml MOOT Gray, IS day'from Guayamar Pr sugar.
Brig E.ast Ioh.:o. sd,ys from Savannah cotton and
Brig Laura Dunham, is days from Guaysma PR ,toHDe.
sy:ss ~ Nth geo hhd' sugar and's casks
BIS Big + fiapt Ds t as ssy: from Mobile.
sehr A,s Wendell from Havana, March iQh with 800 900
oTass. 50 bag canary seed Croy.ey Gman quantity
Portland sssIs Tvs Wsw p tas' .sofs
boarded by sehr Mercy Hope from Rhmord Newbury
wDSs ,se into S:s%ss. Gs M
aoh is: ard remained there hourse al the Breiwae
.snr, Mercy Hope and and about sail
sehr Americs, u days from Porto CabelIo
Below.
One ship, four briggs.
General Record.
PAcKErs ron EURoPn.-The Roscius, for Liverpool ard
Burgundy, for Havre will sail Saturday Their letter
b,g are at Gpins, in the Exchange
DErAwKD-The sAskspeare for Liverpool and Hsndrich
Hudson, for Londor Their letter bags remain Gipn
he Exchange.
Bsrc RaYsosp-A person re.re,elti,G N ms.lf ls IN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
MADAME COSTELLO

THE FEMALE MONTHLY PILL is acknowledged BY
the first Physician: in the United States the very
dcine that ladies laborng under suppression
their natural illness take and they seldom fail
relieve taken according TO the directions Those who
ample directions and all the cautions necessary be OBJ
served in their
~ B-The married, under circumstances, must ab-
from her for contained in the directions
a. communi cations and letters must be post paid.
M m2 I'm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
MADAME COSTEIJ,O

MADAME GOSTELLO, Female Physician still cont
M treat with astonishing all dsa, pecu
liar to females. Supp, rrseuarty obstruction &c
oy whatever cause produced can be removed By adams
ing thorough repairs and tons for the
accommodation Of her patients she
ladies the point Of confinement tho
wish be treated for obstruction Of the monthly period
Madame G. be eonsped at her residence. Lispenard
st all tunes and with the strctsst regard to secresy
All communications and letters must be post paid.
M luns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
Passengers Arrived

HAvANA-schr Axis-Thomas 0iln.,., ESQ Mrs James
Or liz. of NYork; John Brewer, Philadslphia.
BERMupA-BP Herald-Captain Hawley late Of ship
Cass wrecked on the rocks If Bermuda.
SAvArNAH-Brg Exact-Wism johnson and lady, Horace
Ames, John McCafray-ls in the steersGe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
Married.

On Wednesday evening, the 2ad, by the Rev. Mr..
Chase, Mr.. HIRAM AvEr1s to Miss ALIeE 8. PArcHEH,
both Of this city. ~.
On the goth instant, by the Rev. B. C. Phelps, Mr.
Mason HILL, Of Stonngton Conn.,, to Miss MARY ANr
WILLIAMS, of the same place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
Foreign Importations.

CAHIoN-Ship Delh-( Reported in yesterdays Herad-27
hf chts catty bxs % h ch pouchong
- chts hyson s5 de Tyson skin 25 souhong
co.s4 eh,s ass hide young dyson bis ink DO
souchong dc Tyson 20 2b catty bxs souchong
bxs imperial do guupowder ehs hi do young
gngr leg % white do st
COLO M chts young hyson bxs pcuchong mpe-
ria 80 DO gunpowder Oxnardlo csty bx chts hyon
bits mdse nest bkts bird rolls mating broom
young canister boxes imperial Grim
nell nturn &cos7 hf chs Eunpewder do imperial 10 do
silk goods ,& Welsht23 hf chs ehs
young sysoa Talbot Oily plant eh,s sst hf do young
bxs pouchong Gleason Smi,h2oT txs fans VIM Pratt
900 bids rattan IL silk SoddadbalAncs Of
order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

90 CHATHAM THREATENING superior attrsc.
tons offered to- night consist Of hs melo drama Of the
Warlock OF the Gen the first act of Mob the Outlaw.
the amusing farce of the Two Gregories and the Grand
Egyptian Spectacle Of the Earthquake. John Seton
appears as Jenny Twitcher in France and az Gregory
in the farce, aided by Mr. HELD MRS Thorne and Miss
Mestsyer n. ...
90. ARRIVAL OF LORD ASHBURTON-This
no2 important person arrived last evening in the ri-
gate Warspte. He is man of sixty rather stupid but
with keen black eye, that looks nearly through one
With such paragraphs as thisthe papers wlteen aiew
days hence In the meantime, while have space and
opportunity let STATE that Peters Lozenges are the
finest remedies in this world for bad breaths
coughs colds headache and low spirits AND IN al
his Vegetable Pills the best general family medieine
that has ever been discovered Further pertcuiars,
may be learned at l59 Broadway, $50 and $50 Sowery
90 North Sixth street. Philadelphia IL 10 probable that
Lord Ashburon less this country to settle mat
tiers at issue between America and England imam 20
take home supply Of Pe,ers Queen Victoria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
PORTIJGTTEsE FEMALE pJI

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THE Sc hr.famed and 9. LIBERATED pills. from Portugal,
tlsement on the last eolamnof fourth fsl Im'is
PACKET SHIP RosCIus, For LYERPoOL.:-PaS.
Whitehall tomorrow morning, aeth inst 10 O'clock lat
which time the steamboat will take the ship to sea-
Letter begs will close at the usual places at halpast
O'CLOCK. m2s II
1SO CASKS BLEACHING POWDERS, OF BOYD K
Sons manufacture, landing from shps Empress
and Sovereign for sale in lots to suit pure hsse
,, PERssE BROOKS,
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH as, 1s4a
Dsp.rtsre OF the Atlantis steamer.

UN RISES ......6 81 MOON sErs s .
UN SITS ...s KIan wArHl........... AZ
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| PARK THEATRG.
lib EVENiNG, March as-The performance wit com.
sHE WOULD A %sIs' s NE WOULD NOT. q
ppo Don sH;,n ChpEenaae Don oet.'io whea.ev
20. .H' Hypoi.. 'sds'ie.' IrssVcss s.sm,, iiasids
cha.,.. o,N,.u ChAhLEo UMALLEY,
ohArs' ofH ses whssa'y rlp. Ha%msry Clarke
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING March 25-The performance wiz COM
THE WAR; 0cK or THE GLEN.
Matth.w. DIR Held Ad.la, Mrs Thoy.e
Manan' Ao,., Mrs Herbert
MoBB HE UytLAw.
Aga!hs Mrs Blake
Beatrice a., Miss Mestsyer.
TWO GREGORIEs,
Gregory F,.eh.,,. Seton John IS HON. Hall
THE EARTHQUAKE
Galzeuo Held Orchus Stevens
Sore. scent. 90 and ID tiers a. r., -. .S.a.syls
0oe-. open At sl: Curtain rises a u prseissly
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRp,
THIS EVENING March as-The performsnos WIN con-
,o,. STARS At fsf TIE III" AsToR.
'''' Juno horHea'de Apollo mitchell
nlo,rrr A M;ry Sh ,.l, :, ,,,nu .a of
'' FsS Ting Toes. Graham Prince fsp.t Honesss,s
TO conclude with ~
| D.: GIN DEkELLA
Ninsdid, NJ HOruSasis
Cinderella s.oWin
M ssns. eres soesn Upper boxes y e.S
Noor. open stsevsr Curtain rises At halfn,.ts.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
Dom estic Importations,

Domestic Import ations.
SAvANNAH-Brg Exact-se casks rice Bolton Fsx Living
stonss hf do 81 apter 20 bales cotton q Mer-e2
Barstow Pope 50 Truesdell < Moore-A J Wood-ss 5
Bronson-I2A w Spies-7oH w Hills-is7 to orders
kegs lard IS bbls -four MeCou Sherman co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
Brighton Cattle market.

MARCH 2l-At market $40 Beef Cattle, 30 pairs Work
ing Oxen Cows and Calves 40 Sheep, and 1900 Swine
70 Beet Cattle unsold. Nf fls.f III ..
Prces-Be ef Catte-We quote to correspond with last
week, viz few choice Cattle at So. First quality IS
so IS; second quality - 7sa %; third quality "a
4 So Effrtt T.rtr
SOS. 10, rs and 90. tlai
Cows and Calves-Sales at 80, -, as and 30.
Sheep-Lots were sold at $375, So, -, - 50 and s.
swine-Lots pedde st &c for Ssws, and It &c for
Barrows. At retail from Al to &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
state Of Trade.

sale OF Teas took place to-day, with the following
results Terms, notes at six months payable In New
York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

| ma 100 Pine street.
Eo oTs VA Az Rev c Of
notice hereby given that the Quarantine Laws apply to h
sssl rsI S sy.: %
April and he & s Il
An arriving between tn: thirty fir. day Of May
H gs;s fro" which they mo pass to the
All &. ses snd A's
da Bahama Bermuda Western Islands from any place
6s ss 0 Tss
ant AZ frs: s:y Of N ,Sy
fs ." 81 which
the frat day ofApri and the 6t day Of
- aS iy had direct re-
shall arrive any place the United ss.es British
North and thence 7. the port New York
sy a: N $ G. Ss E:
America south of Georgia shall be subject The
~ sAs H.s MY 5ss!S i FL + NJ f5,s
A NEyeE EI T0 Meeting A q r.
81: a's Oh s .Ssss
Grand Msr.h. having be- read and approved the commit
sIS:sa
Sc which report notion was unan,moasIy adopted
a: lin os
With & s s soss
ties that in the frat Of the tempe
Resolved That the proceeding. Of this meeting publish
% Ne" fG 81 od 'nS JOHN III SH1 puRYEs
.s.v ASD
5 sS.s 10 Of ss s ps a:, 70 %
Of H ssss s.s9fs Z 3 sessa,e Office. mas ST.
. :1I; $.s
s;1::
~ Water Broadway A:tor House william
Brsss..y g. i.ei and I'd iss So~.fy Division street.
choicest species and varieties, for sale il Quantities
oe q e and
S::;ss 4: t s p::ss;sss i
;ood Medal from =: A%:rs,n a;,'S's n:s
% soiss'
ON n:.s II complaint hat n.3y Ss;: :;rs
R" E:'s:
S 81:
S K: ~:
$s wsss sy vh
though these there two which vey
and easily judged Of and these shall be mentioned
The FIRST Of these relates to time il well
ssea GSnoSda Now dssss.
SosstsS Dssrums Of he day were taken .rs just s.S pro-
ger ground to suspect structure:
upoa The mind and spiiis Thi. fact thai may DC tho
y. ::.. h
iS. however, ~. .'21 clearly shown
disease but every other vim tbs .aS;s:t
p. Don H. s sds
so ,n s.p :sGsS Be
without the least explain and assure him whs
ally Ia. structure not al nsdsas IN world alone.
will ever cure It. n % I'm
certain diseases in which the best and most convenient
:s f. are why
tinue month month incurred and terminate length
P Ds sn BOOK snd
s d. risk and danger Of trusting them to ignorant
sSwsysr obtain rational d.sr;: Of eOas
sss
ri s;sdss Of Ea,sSs s.dns%s.: IL
has published editions Of work expressly them Also
that he has letters OF from the most eminent
Europe the eminent America Sir
Ashley Cooper to d., Mott Of New York and Dr. Pysek, Of
And that he has the privilege OF referring TO almost
every ply sician Of this city These csrcum
stances which afford the highest
pecy those who to obtain the best advice
The price Of the book 10 81.
DR. Ralph consulted his residences Greenwich street.
any hour and distinct and separate rmen for those
WHO have wait little Communications b. post faith
fully replied TO- m23i In
200 600 sxLEsS p. SIs.f 70 ,q r..
And Engh Mus,srd, Of superior quality and low
kou By the barr keg Preserved Meats Soupe Oysters
Fowls, Milk Sc aned keep length Of time and in
luxury reasonable prices Ground Coffee warranted
Walnut Mushroom and Tomato Casup BY the gallon or do
-
n B-Large ~ Pickles, for grocers, by
WELLS MILLER, Wholesale and Retail
Warehouses for Pit kles, 1874 Water
ma3 3m' and 2t2 Front street.
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Packets TO Arrive,
Packets to Depart .
To Ship Masters

We shall esteem favor captains of vessels arriving
here will give to Commodore Basset of
report Of the shipping left at he pc whence they sailed
the vessels SPOKEN their passage and list of their cargo
arrival We will reciprocate the favor in any way
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WANTED-T.e friend. OF young lad, about "a years,
wnh,n to apprentices him to a respectable Master Me-
% boy smart and has rscelveda good plain edu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

EKOM 00olbs OF fresh Garden seeds, II
choicest eies aud varieties, for sale
suit at BrdgeM permanent e,aosh~ent
containing The results Of his - practice in
New York As this has been honored by the
Gold Medal from the American Institute which nstitu
on and New York Stse Agricultural Society, having
also aded several premiums for
arden products further comment IL deemed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

HAVANA SEGAKS.-PETEn GILSEY $50 uro4owsy
II ana al Bowery, formerly kept by Mr. p Munos begs
leave to inform hs smoking public that they will always fad
Havsna and Principe sEGARs at wholesale and rsta and
IL st article aud friendly treatment
tom, he hopes receive large share OF il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

The -four market is in better condition now. Prices
firm, and sales Of canal have been made at $637a
So 80 q barrel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-23
RHoDE-lsLAND DIFFICULTIES

Gov Dorr returned from New York IN PrD,i-
dence on the 10th, and was escorietl 10 b;a j0d,,
lngS by armed men. On tho way he no,is, n.
speech, nvowing that he had made arrsnvsrers.
Tor men and arms from N. Y. CITY, to Grht. in
case U. >. hoops entered the State. lie bs, olso
issued proclamation, prohibiting the arrsss nv
the regular government, commanding the n;B,i.
to prevent arrests, and release those already arr,s
ted also to hold themselves in readiness for i'm.
mediate service. A collision appears now 10 be-
quite probable. In the ineon time new move.
ment has been started, and which the modero,
men Of both parties readily engage in they are
for throwing overheard the leaders on botb sidos
and compromising The dispute. To this end. thew
will apply to tie regular legislature to call con.
ven'ion, by which the right of suffrage will be en-.
Iarged. This move seems to us 10 he iust Tho
thing 1t proposes reform, by peaceful and Legal
means. Success to il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-05-23

Government Co., conduct which reflects so much dis
grace upon the country, the Commissioner st0es
that duty lenves him no alternative, and that the
facts stated are established 10y Chain of tesino.
ny which 20 every impartial mind must he concu-
sive
The same system Of wasteful extravaganza is
seen in every article falling under the denonlina-
ton OF stationary" During Mr.. Hoyt's three years
OF Official service there wos paid the enormous
sum OF S26 657 IA, or an average of $S,752 80
cents per annuln, Tor blank books! As will be
seen by the table above gwen books which could
he supplied Mt $40 so, are charged at $6S. Some
TINT are worth only SILL are charged at 500
those churged Mt 81 10 are rnted AT Sc and so on.
article of writing sand is charged at the rate Of
from $3, to SO so per peck, and in some cases e.
ven higher when it was in proof by the deposit
ton of David Felt, that lie supplied the salne il
taken by the bushel, at ~ l-2 cents per peck or
5O cents per buslel; nnd if taken by the single
peek ut 20 cents; and at these rates he states that
his profit would lie 200 per cent
During Mr. Hoyt's time, three years. there
was paid for writing sand, the sum Of 1902 3S
which ut the customary rates. would have pur-
chased 404 3-4 bushels"
FAVORlTISM TO PARTIZANS.
The Commissioner slules that all tho supplies
for The Custom House were furnished at second
hand by certain favored individuals who had an
opportunity OF purchasing The articles even less
than those mentioned MS their marker value and
who, OF course, made an enormous profit. " his
system OF i0vOIitsIn, so Inconsistent with the pub
lie interest and fair dealing, uniformly extern
ded to the most violent political parzans who
enrued the favor by their devotion TO the hand
from which they received it,"