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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

VERY Coon on An ExcusE-Docior Franklin once
said he never knew very good a, making excuses
that was good for anything else
The Nhis presses, though very good at excuses
find great difficulty IN drumming up for the great
iang oil oil their votes since 1910 every State in the
Inion where elections have been held in 1912 They
appear TO look upon the enlightened fTcemen of the
United States as Swiss oorPs-that when they were
"heedel into Their motley corps IN lsiO-iLey were
soldiers Tor life Upon wha, grounds they aniicipated
serve submission 10 the ecs OF their leaders we ara t
loss To comprehend; when il well understood and
now admitted by of their leading presses the Nation
al lniegencer that their elections 10 were advocated
IN different sections of the Union upon entirely different
aud even daneirica opposite principles So that when
portions OF those who had contributed much to sustain
the Nhs tickets in 40 upon set of principles were
denounced traitors. and Of them at least burnt in
eisy as The reward of his declared treason And when
those very eigy burners made underlined and amb;gu
Gus annuncIltIon OF their principles they 1t is now seen
ioo have been rebuked by the sovereign people, Mr.
Webster IN ms late Faneui Hall speech has proposed
the only change which save The pariy-which j.
- b. honest, be ftsf."-LeJanon SPY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

DENocnaTIc GovEnSoR.-The Bangor Democrat
thus speaks OF the chief Magistrate of Maine
-" Mr. Fairfield is what some would call a universal
ankee genius When boy he a saiIor-afier-
wards he was trader-he then pracccd law and after
wards turned farmer lie lives on a farm in a plain
farmer style. We infer that he is something of mo-
chanic also Tor when at his house several years ago. we
saw wheelbaTrow that he made with his own hands
and used about his farm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

AN ABOLITION hIDSApPEn CAusnr.-A man named
Iainer In Huron county, Ohio, overtaken on
"e'nesaay aSt' near Nor"ak, by several kenuckians
whose slaves he had secreed and was conyev;ra ,h
the mouth of the Huron and thence to be taken IN
canada tie had thirteen under his charge, twelve Of
whom belonged TO the Kentuckians and after an impa
uai examination before justice in Norwalk was com
United TO await bis trial at the Supreme Court in Column
bus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

FANCY NooLrs GooDs.-Ihe Boston Ala.
YIN De- gratiy'ng 10 al interested ~ the
success winch has attended the m1nnf.~ture ~ c,-
cy rootte0 goods II lowell. These en.bracc H..
e'oti' winch are woven from mingled colors ,,J
Win varieties OF thread. They are the stuff, :,
generally used io' 'r'wsers anl top coats. TIL
very recently se Fe.ied upon England and France
~ ~ ae''.'es but ne ski and caerry IF or
setes =" ihes', without sending 10 f,reiyn l,n1s
MS j. ne" sage IN III: progress ofdonesiic m.
Gastfy. II : only rendering iis,ice whore +. i.
cue, II we mention Messr-. L1rren-e & Stone A,
me most eaierps- - u the cents in these IN.
prOrcmenis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

ACooS JERENIAp.-Ye high places of Lexington,
ye groves OF Frankfort ye plans o. DAYTON ~.
Reds yet smoking with the barbecue fires and reel
ing with the blood of horned cattle and Of 30
1T there BE- ~ dew upsn you. neither ram r..
there were the knives and the forks Of the bung,v
brandished IN VAIN Ic daughters of Tn. Buctev.
pom'n,on' weep Tor IA WHO has fallen on your
high places though hir Il ut had not b. IN -
cd rs thou IN hIs virgin he fer had not been don.
INTO roast beef, As though IT had rot been sa,s,,5
with salt and basted with gravy. and gornanl,ze
oy men m.ghty to dev ur' We for H1l. yolr
protector" who for earring, OF ooJ nnI -,
nents OF pearls around Your nccks, would hay, cr.
Ell yoa poiatoe balls and pefsnmons Cor car -.
aud crap apples FIR beads-who would have riyen
you pefticolts of Kentucky hemp and n,7vin,
gowns of liHsey wolsey-who won j have mad. y,',
shoes Of virgin he.iers hide and muirs AMI t,no,,s
of coon skins. Weep for Hai. who like SAIL no,
Israel OF old, hath fallen on his oun c,rving knit.
and pierced himself through AMI diel-t,e-e bo n,
none 10 deliver Weep dtu-lt.rs Of o,,o. ~,
for UIf!--Piejci1n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

Castor beans are selling in and about Alton. Hi.
nois at from 31A to 40 cents per bushel Last sea.
son they sold at from dollar to dollar and half
per bushci. Thus every thing goes ON under wh,p
rue Is It to be wondered at that the people are
determined to quit Clay Whirrery. and come b,ct
TO good old democracy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

'KRNoSr.-The time fixed for the election of men,
hers OF Congress IN Vermont is in September 1913
resolution introduced before the House. preyious 10
the adjournment of the Legislature instructnr their
members OF Congress TO advocate protection on
wool This amendment, rejected, IS 10 90.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

RHODE lsLAND.-rhe Providence Journal gives
returns from - towns, and partial returns from 4
others, leaving > towns TO be heard from The
number OF votes in favor of the Constitution. G,3j
against 1t, - for admitting blacks to vote 1898
against H. i'-V' The Suffrage men refused to vote
at all.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

NEw HAMPSHIRE DEYoCRATIc STATE CoxvES.
TIoN.-The Democratic State Convention met at Con
eo,d on The 10Th ns and nominated for Congress the
following ticket. John K. Reiding, Edmund Burke
Moses Norris, Ir. and John p Hale.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

ne seat Of goyernmen; Of Texas has been removed
-, houston 10 The town OF ashng,on, the Brsssos
The gosernmcni had its existence in that pace al -
declaration OF independence was made there Wa,hing
Ton Is within day rde Of the populous portion Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

lAENTUcKr BANKRUrrs-The debts which have been
rePudsied under the bankrupt law in Kentucky and about
ten millions OF dollars and the assets which have been
surrendered Up 10 pay those debts amount to about one
"iWon. Tins VIII be pockeied by the lawyers and Off
GERS OF Court and the creditors will be entitled to an
honorable discharge from all future claims This law
was put in operation by the vote of Mr. Clay who voted
contrary 10 the instructions of his State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

The Ken AND PooR.-Among the rs 600 900
individuals who lnhabt Europe there are said to be
IL 100000 bcggars, or persons who subslst at the
expense OF the community without contributing TO
It's resources. The Clay wings continue to prate
about having high tariffs here, similar to those Of
Europe; and we suppose that they wish to see the
same state Of things here as described above. Al
any rate, IT like causes produce like effects, the
wings are very inconsistent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

IMPORTANT To EXPORTERS or PHcDucE.-Thc ship
Fers of whea, from New Orleans to the Eastern
make difference of 10 ten cents per bushel in
favor oil wheat which packed in sacks instead Of barrels
hey prefer furnishing sacks rather than take wheat in
barrels in bulk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

Messrs. Chapmans-iou make me say in yes
tcrday proceedings that ''Mr DAVIS novel - OK.
cept the 18Th Judicial Circuit when IN fact there
are only II judicial Circuits in the S,ste Please
correct by saying the loth IN place Of the 1914. Or
am IN an awkward position before the country
Yours, ABNER DAVIS.
SESaTr CHAMBER, Dee :. l-i2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

The lying Niger of the Journal denies that we
have sued John Douglass, the proprietor OF the
Journal. We merely notice his lie, that others may
not lie led into error. Those who doubt can in
qure OF Mcssrs. Swectser, Morrison, Wick. Bar
bour, and Brown, Esqs. We did not sue the niger
himself, because he Is bankrupt in purse principle
and morals. The forging rascal will get his deserts
IN due season. Why did he leave Corydon Ills
history will see the light one of these days
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

IlNNrSsEE.-Ih' Legislature of Tennessee adjourned
on the 10Th bill to divide the State into Conrressjon
al Districts, " passed at the last moment Ii divide,
the State into eleven districts law TO stay the execn
tons judgments delivered by Justices for eight months
was also passed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13
EGoTisN.-1'he DAYTON Transcrip,

EcorisN.-The Dayton Transcript, in comment
ing on the following,
They hive a chicken in Franklin, La, which
walks upright like man"
Adds: 1--WE have several geese here who walk
upright inst like man."
The Transcript is published by "Wilson and
Sandcrs.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

fLaHIpA.-Abou, half Of the Indians in Florida wen,
n sipa Day recently, and the balance aave promised
Gen. Worth 10 surrender shortly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

CeNSToTIcUr.-The town meetings of Connecticut
nave resulted as follows: Democratic, 65 coon
II; and divided
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

iFFrcis OF Rr>raicrfox--A TEST o. Fxcrr-u
rARFAFIoN.-Inefiii ~ or in ,he l.n,ilsh ex~ss,
$ dFeaG i commentary on tie canaIi on # tie ,ao
pie. lheg nave starred themselves 10 I u,i,, TIA.
almost staTves tie Government The d. s,ress4J
state u tie libprng pop. atom has reduced ,,e.r
CONSUMPTION o. :,,i aud the ord nary comforts % an
amount sufficient 70 reduce the ex~i.s about four
m'.l'o's Of dollars r. proirce tsis resst tlere
must nave 'een dePrIsat GA Of ari,eies consumed
ecu vaent t. t"cnty mll.ions.-rigr,.si3l .Nerca.
~.
"ASoTHra raNfoa.'- Y .iispn'e has been going
on la;eiy assiaa, Il fhe IT.. ma 2apers a. II
the present ro~to Of Mr. fSsaaior Riyes. The
Charlottesville Repu3actn. Nr Rs organ settles
tue matter ~ SIT ~ ihat As una.tcr4by o,.o.
sed - Clay tAtt ~ holds - the doctrines q ,e ia
rcpubl -an party - orpo- Ton - NationaI Bank
Protcc,ve Iarffd Ihis settles the question + =
democratic 4aj5riy m the t. : Senate. after -,
In march n-Nt.-Bs fillmore .irgus.
WiRNiVe TO NILLEns Recently miller nea, NJ
bile for purpose other poured several pound, Of
lead int, Tie c.e of lie stone. Tie Lad beco,a
ing loose, ani working between the stones was ground
up with The cHrn Tie meal consumed ca the plant,
alton ct H. JAMES q. Is on ana number Of lis ne
gFoes were pos nod by 1t. of whom dieI ghils
others wee pulsed and altogether hep.c--. Il .alto
&c conineh ling for mixers use lead IN TN. u,v
anu the m.sto just related 90 .h TO D. =. Ii,ie,
warning asau-i II. y similar accident occurred r,.,
IL EuroFc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

Df. L.. L. Linn has been reelected TO the L. :
Senate by the Legislature Of Missouri.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

In reference to banks and banking Mr.. Webster
in his recent speech at Fancuil Hall, held the fol-
lowing languagc-laHguage which, we assert, nc
man IN his senses, matter TO what party he may
b. attached. can dissent:
Thirty years ago. the question [of currency in
al It's BEARINGS the relation OF paper 10 specie
der al circumstances. was discussed in the Parlia-
inent at England 10y the brightest ntcects in Brit
am. The famous resolution OF Mr.. Vansittart de-
c!aring that bank note always worth as much
as 1t bore upon Its face, and insisting that /; was
not The bank note that had depreciated bu the bul-
lion that had risen, was debated. That side was
espoused, as You know, by Lord Liverpool. Lord
Casllcrelga. MIR. Rhodes. and other eminent ind-
vidnals. while on the other side was the powerful
logic OF Br1ngham. and the acute good sense of Bar
ing-now Lord Ashburton.
1he result 81 that discussion made me a bullion
'si and 'cas Thoroughly couriaced Maf paper caa-
not sgffiy be circafa!ed any longer than II is orne-
daefy redeema5Ie aitt counter rhence is issued Z"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

iiITfrL.-The Boston hmcrcqn on the n,rn ~,
" '"e 'inSsnch"-ctis election came oat N this
n",'S" oecltraiion. = C1fhDics, rcmen5er ma,
ire Loc.foco purity UW not aiotc ,su n, rate nj ne
P''fS ~ .'"o Hampstre." and also Tia, tins class
" re derief rt' r.sa u'e.i,' IN or SAFE rho
,a'or 81 the Am-rcan has been a member # our
iegisi lure and must have kao~n tie un,r,,b ~
rs assert on Ltery n.ne Of twenty one year, OF
~ ,@e'f'sS Fa"Pe''' aad Hose crcnsed .froa
f'J"S h'|es "a tt,tr oicl Request" are by our Con
stiuiloa allowed - yote. Blacks. lnlilnsanF ali
''"eF IT -'- aud clans vote 10 New IIamasire. and
Is act tiat Penoa Indians voiel tie fler,I
tcAet IN concord IN less. In no other state tho
rign, 81 suffrage more iree.-.N n. Pa,..s u.
rtntJer. u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

Low FARES On the lst of September the Di-
rectors OF the London and Dover Railroad made an
experiment the effect OF the low fares by reduc-
ins The price on half The effect was as follows:
Passengers. Receipts.
-, & 5. d..
Week ending Aug 50, full price, 1921 9i3 Is OF
. Sept. Il. half price. 579l l57 - l
" Sept. 10, 6isO .3i5 ) 3
The same rule operates with tariffs This is seen
and felt IN the eastern States and the leading fed
eral papers are already camorous for modification
of their darling measure, which to give Us good
times, and which has given US worse times. The
- y Courier and Enquirer says:
Ms the present hastily adopted tariff imnoses
Trohi6Hory duties on many articles NE SH.IIL
CERT.iLNII ClLL ON THE NEXT con.
GRESS TO AMEND IT."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

SENATOR FROM KsSrucKY-The Wings in Ken
lucky appear be unusually divided election Of
Senator to Congress. Mr. Clay and his particular friends
are DESTROYS to elect Mr. Crenden whereas the people
in the portion of the State called the Green river country
claim more equal distribution Of the honors Consider
able alienation OF spirit has taken place among the and
at the next session OF the Legislature sad they are
resolved bold and oiecua assertion of their rishs
1t should be strong break up the order of sue
cession that has of late prevailed in the State the voice
Ct Kentucky may yet speak in Independent and pa
triotic tone
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

ENGLISH JUSTICE FOR rae PooR-rhc sentences
imposed on persons found guilty Of participating IN
the recent outbreaks in the English mannfac,urinr
nave 10 most instances been ujustly severe
nc loilOwing = specimen On the morning of
tne i)ih OF August, urge mob Of persons Assem-.
yea nj 'ong.eon for the purpose of proceeding >,
ieek to stop the fact RES On their WY eirl, If
ne MOP clied at the house of gentleman. and
asked Tor food. VIII ch gwen TO then, from far
they however did not enter the house The ca
beng handed u them outside. For thus kim far
io'd they we're sentenced by Judge Creswel tofr,ns
Pofti,cn ipr ten years What gives addi,ion,l
point 70 the diSP'opotion Of these sentences Is the
iici that the same justice Creswel had blt nj.
While before sentenced two consurninate ra>cals c.n
Nicted oi consPirng 10 eXtort money by charrn,,
respectable ge1ticman with nameless or..ce .,
only one year Oh imprisonment and iha ca,,a,p ~,
a ,fi'ish mp convicted Of causing ;ae death o. ye
unfortunate spanish sailors By most inhaman and
cruel tre,'meii. 10 Only SIX months IN the ION -,
tary.-B0si0n .noraiag P0s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

iHE CoNTR,sr.-Thc moderation with which
the recent triumphs of the Democratic party has
"eeh received the " ashIngton Spectator SAYS con-
tras's stTbnsiy with the offensive cxnltaiton eIic,
ct by the adverse victories OF ISfo No insuIt !
offered to the defeated; no unworthy triumnb over
Inc iscn Is indnlgcd. Success i borne v,,,b az,
MY ana VITA decent respect for the rights and
'ee'ngS Of discomhtted adveTsares. In lslO Re-
p"'.cah was Suspected 10 every species of annov-
ahee' II not OF insult ia 1872 his opponents. thou,ri
routed every where. treated with all the courie
sies Of honorable warfare Let II ncvo, >, -.
'eh' mat IN open Senate, the Republican party or
cause was stiSmatized. 10y Nr. CLAY as thief
u"uel ''e 'ai4o"s, with rope round his neck and
the cart ABOUT 10 be driven of :" let II be remenhsr
Cd with disgust and contempt. but no, for ret,Ii,
non. ne VINO eoH'd permit himself 10 use such
hueua5e towards The vanquished. in the mormon, If
triumph, proved himself unworthy of -
maintain and exert Which re0uir, soroo - -
dignity. tarbearance and courtesy These -.
united with indomtab'e firmness viii. No -,
ever ehlracteFize the Republicans when in me-
chapman Of the State Sentinel invited al ,to
EDITORS IN the State, out Of indianapolis 70 ca aS
paftake OF his Thanksgiving dinner. This 49,
generous ID Yen George, though we could not como
a. ,hat tlme-but YOU are printer we believe AMI
tell u, IT We should happen down =, vopr .,,~t
III, -, winter " u You give us dinner. Chapman
we visa l. Know, taat we may calculate our ex.
penses .--Norftsra IldianiaA
Certainly. friend Basse,t. And while b.-. -.
viii confirm you IN your belief that the niger edi.
'O' Of 'ae Journal rs no better than he ou-b, -
De- by the BY, Basse,t. did you ever heath
reason OF his being driven from Corydon Tb,,,.
dark 'a'c but Miss PhIllis had an excalion,I
rolee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

Specie has begun to flow in from England The AGA
dia, at Boston, brought the following sums: -
From Liverpool, gold TO Merchants Bank sleI25o
order. - 81 ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13
Halifax
silver

49, SILVER 270i
Total import of gold Sl555l3
his Is HE first OF large arrivals which will rcpace the
drafts made upon the Atlantic border for circulation in
the interior.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

Cor. WEBB, editor Of the New York Courier and
Enquirer has again been indicted for leaving the State of
New York with intent to give or receive challenge In
connection with Thomas +. Marshall and charged with
The iscs OF his having given received such challenge
pom being auaigned before the Recorder of the CITY
and Judge Lynch, he plead guilty the Indictment and
was committed to prison TO await his day of sentence
petition to the Governor for his pardon has been extern
sively circulated
/. ;. lie has been sentenced to two years impris-
onment IN the State prison at Sing Sing. Wonder
what trade they will put him to
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-12-13

CArfrAL PUNISHMENT ABOLISHED ~ VERMONT.
At tho session Of the Vermont Legislature, about
the closing a few days since, law was passed alb
rogaiing punishment by death. and substituting
therefor Imprisonment during life in the Pcntenta
ry, unless the Governor shall. aler one year. issue
warrant. requiring the criminal to be execut I'd.
Vermont has thus. in advance of all the States Of
tie Union. taken this important step-subsitu,ing
fora puni shment. which public opinion viii no long
er enforce, and which is Intellectual as preventive
OF crime. less revolving. more certain, and more
eiiectual penalty
NATIONAL ExPFSDITUREs.-Dut OF the one hun
dred and twenty-one millions. in round numbers.
appropriated BY the 25ih and Goth Congresses. up
wards of hundred millions voted unanimously.
not the first solitary wing raising his voice against
III and as 10 the twenty-one millions which were
passed by yeas and nays, repeat again and have
proved IL from the Journal, (said Mr.. Watierson OF
Iennessee) there were two democrats TO WIFI
n the negative. Yet gentleman have the audacty
to rise here and charge the last administration with
profigate expenditure of public money. when their
own votes are staring them in the face and when
too they purpose to swell the expenditures this year
millions over the last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

1900 9Th lat e a. lon liz Geo wahnston Russell Ware.
sss jaS " wv Mc ass' N s'S'ai s'' 10
@ s; ri%i sSSi s Sn P IS
Ipy 1 e PS SIsh'a q from ' so Isl
1000 and Sept m for vsip4.i.q and cruise ~ Hsh
a r. s Do on % Sea. Tf So
S ss s."SR1o o sec s p sS e. s, o sy
o eoI = port Snund on short cruise and ho@e 7h Gle
Ssns 700 Do a. 800 0 1000 VIII do d' S Coffin
Al s Xdiin,Iai.c Sept e c.f2ni, mos out 100
ROM a'sS fn' Fese Gees.
p p""s r. yIss ESes Ne 700 spors 1907
m own Nin 50 mos 800 50 aud 700 VIII, eported
Sailed from 90 s3d Cambria. H,rding Pacific oceau
Sailed from Edgarown FAD inst. Vesper Rowland Indian
sposen Nov lat 3d. Ion 49, Gideon Rowland 10 days from
Ohio of Ph,detha from 81 Thomas whore she nut in 10
stop leak iop Cane de VERDI, Dec e. LAT 30 ~ oneS
Senator OF Boston, for Jamaica Dee 10 lat 27 IS Ion ST.
70 81 from Portland for Point Pete Quad Dec lat 20
Triton from Providence for Apalac icoa no date lat 49,
syph Ip.rhar. sula) from ar for phladelph, Dec 81
Tyrone from Boston for New Orleans Dec 49, lat % So
;hig End p6'yqus sessog INV the former with red
signal letter IN lt-Dec % lat 80 80, loo III 40
Foreign POrta.
aa"ssG iGc1; Emily Tayof simpson Hasseo and Boston
coas,he Geo Henry do is reported sid from Tacahu.
mastery " " -
Tuhks ISLAND Dec i7-At Grand Turk N rockingham,
pehhs rom 81 Ihomas Tor NOFleans days.
Home Ports.
ponrLvAsp Dec Pat Patapco Conner, Baltimore; In
i9n ca pensaeo' KiSoe, Havana; Dunlap Gordon (fro
SALEM ec2s-Cld Rorana Conway Para and mkt.
BosroN, Dec Acid Gertrude, Newell, Demerara and
mkt; Andrew Ring Tbuyow, ST Jago de Cu3a; Tecumseh
Beais Havana Romulus kider Savannah Chckasaw Ken
drck Baltmore Isaac Franklin, Brown, st Thomas
Dosne, Charleston
NEW BEDFORD, Dec 23-Ar Herald sowle, BALTIMORE
SD isaac Jcekson Swift NYok; Monitor Googin do; Helen,
Perry, do; Chappell, Sawyer, Cherryfeld.
DARTMOUTH Dec 2s-An Imperial Champion, and Senator
from Nantucket for NYork.
HOLMES HoLr, Dec 22-Ar Mary Chiffon, Roger. Port au
PInes With damage, will to Edgarown for repirs 23d
Osceia Pierce, Turks Island for Frankfort; Brazilian Heb
born Charleston for Boston; Deposit Kendrick No
Tor do Rival Clak NYork for Easport Passed by Cvgnet
henney Nfoik for taspor In pot IL NJ. Oscela, Brazil
ian Mary Chiffon; Danube from Baltimore for Portland and
PRoyIpENcE, Dec 23-sld Hope, George York River Va;
Sfar hrwin and base Potter Baltimore; James Samuel
Scnli, and Batto, Cramner Philadelphia.
NORFOLK, Dec 2l-Sd Sidney Barnard, West Indies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

opium This the when the ssverss restrictions
were laid upon that trade Now when these restrictions
are measurably removed and nvo of the convenient
ports are thrown open to the English traders, scarcely
any limits be fixed to the ultimate trade but its growth
must ofnecessity be slow.
What bearing this will have upon the trade with the
United States remains to be Up 1888 most of the
imports from China to this country paid for in pe
Gle. Subsequent to that period U. Bank bills Eng
land were substituted The following table will show the
annual exports of specie drec, from the United States to
China, and the total exports
EXPORTS OF SPECIE THE ToTAL ExPoRrs CANTON
rHE UNITED STATES