New-York tribune., 1842-01-01
Tuz CAusI or HoYE IspUsrEY Asp Rzc1

Ken, held 81 tac Repository ol ts AI--tIlcln lIlSl
,ute, adjourned on Thnr-day stl.e de-. :, mass Of
statistics have been prepared b them with The
mos, -crupulo1s accuracy, founded yn detailed
facts. all Of which VIII be published.
The cost Of the Paper-Alasing e>tablishnlears.in
The United State. willamoun,,o about :l6 100000.
Annual product, sl5.0Q0.000: giving employment
to fifty thousand men. worzen and c!ildTea. From
fourto ve millions Of dollars, saI:e OF worthless
4naricanrrgs are annually Consumed. We say
worthless, because ;hey would 5e without vaiue il
the paPer.rn:lis were des;royoi. F6rten CT fifteen
years pas; ,hc cost OF rElanutact!rias 5eeass. Il
Iary diminishing evers year bsthc acquired s;si,l
thar has been obtained The seductpa OF price.
in the aggregate within that tinc, has 5sen or
some kinds fifty per cant: the nezt ,cn Years wi!
probably be nearly as mich norc. Shallwe de-
s,roy al this pr0pare5 and glad pf7sfsc; b. oae
fell sweep Til. reduction q; the Iaricf#ia ~
months from this day VIII dc 1t The Bgitisil
bounty or some kinds OF paper is u. per ID.
equal to 3 cents. The same hiad Of Paperis ina. .;e
and sold here Tor 81 TO- cents per D. Fifty :loa.
-and men, wo13ea and children VII be thrown cut
of employ BY the reduction Of June le~i. Free
Trade says they must Urn to raising gram. They
all could no, raise oae-:ourth Ct the sagia. made
on the rag, alone. Follow up oae-si!Sd Free
Trade and in its consequence, its uuifor,nl, Just
as absurd and ruinous. |, is 10 hep tic suffering
poor When they ask bread, Free Trade gives
then, what is worse than store
THE HONE LEAGvE met the same evening a.
the sane pace. It wa= truly spirited meeting
Itwas sfown that The Protection OF Labor a
primary object il the struggle Tor Independence.
and the first act Of the first Congress under the
Constitution was read, whica was strong and de-
cided for the Protection OF the mechanics ard
manufacturers Thc trainers o.! the Constitution
.vere then present 1nd sanctioned thcact. 1h-y
never dreamed it was unconstitutional. The pros
peri.y oi=the Country under Prgtecrion was shown,
and tie reverse when Protection Withheld.
A petition to Congress read and ordered to
be printed. Several gentlemen from other States
-poke in#the course Of the evening. These meet
ings are very intcresting they developing
truths that will have their effect and show the
laborer who are his true friends. The meetings
Hereafter will take place every Wednesday "a, I
o'clock, P NJ. Laboring men are invited to come
and Judge whether the free admission Of the articles
made By the paupcrs of Europe viii improve their
condition.
90 The Journal of Commerce very conclusively
assertS that the Farmers of this Country do not
want any Protective Duties, nor do they desire a
repeal of the British Cor,i-Laws They are per-
iectly resigned, it argues, to take British metals
and manufactures free OF duty ard be charged an
average of 100 per cent. III return on all their pro
ducts. Wal, a little neighbor, and hear wha, the
Farmers say to this
PoEms, from the roetics Works of WILLIAM WORDS
Philadelphia: Hoo.er u Agncw. New
York Wiley Prtnam.
This is q beautiful pocket volume OF 26l pages,
illustrated by one fine engraving, and ftly bound
Itincludes selections from the au,hor's Poems re-
frrring to Childhood, those founded on the Aiicc-
tions, from his Poems Of the Fancy, the Iuiagina-
tions, of Sentiment :nd Reflection, those referring
to Old Ago, his Memorials of his Tours in Scot
land and on the Conincnt, Epitaphs and Eesiac
Poems closing with the noble Ode on Ia,imations
Of immortality from Recsllec,ions of Early Child
hood How deeply revere and love the Poems
of Wordsworth, our readers mainly know; end
those acquainted wththem will concur with us in
essteeming the selection from them good one.
GEMS FROM AMERICAN FEMALE FoErs with Brief Bio
gra ghical Notices. by RUFUS W. GR swoLD. pha-
delpha H. Hooker New York; Miioy K Putnam.
This is meat pocket volume of 100 pages, con-
tanning gems rym the occasional Poems Of l.. Il.
Sigourney, T. f. ElIct, I.ucy Hooper, Mary E.
Brooks, Amcia b. Wc!bv, Surah J. Hale. +. 5.
Osgood Elizabeth Bogrrt C. NJ. SAWYER, Julia II.
Scott, and twenty mere Of the best Fctaalc Poets
of our Country. The book is small, but the name
of the Editor is u guara .ty tori's worth.
70 TIE ANAzoSlAS= being
account of the discovery of People in the great
Plain of the interior Of fcru, with remarks on the
Government, Commerce, Literature and Customs
of the Ama-ous. will be published on the llth
inst. byS Colman, II John-s;rcct.
WEALTH AND WoRrH-lhis little work pub
lished last week by the Harpcrs has already
reached second edition.
T7 Mr. Horns Orator;o of THE RENlsslos or
SIS will he given By him at tie tabernacle on
Monday evening including Messrs. BRAHAM. De-
.BEGsrs, MAssErr, Madame SroHR=ZAHS, Mrs.
c. E. HokS, &c. &c. When has SUCH an assem-
nagc of Vocal talent been listened to in our city
See Card
% The CoQusrTE, The Cracovian Maid
and The Way Of the World the Poetry Of the