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CANADIAN TARIFF.

The Boston Atlas remarks that the duties imposed by
the Canadian Legislature American products take effect
the first Of July. On wheat the duty and hall
cents per bushe and flour eighty per barrel. No
distinction Is made between flour going England wheih
manufactured from wheat produced in Canada the
United States il is still to be admitted Canada produce
at duty of some ten cents per barrel
The duty in England Americana flour is equal pro-
hibuon and the only be avoided is by manuac.
turing the wheat in Canada. The similar with pro.
Visions II packed in Canada, whether raised there
tins country, they admitted the duty, and this
merely nomina hcreas packed in this country they
not be heretofore through Canada-Nies Register
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We requested TO say, by Capt. VIM Claibone-more
fanilarly known "Commodore'-ol city, who feels
naturally great interest for the Western Asylum aud
unfortunate inmates tina; he has made arrangements aided
by worthy citizens, Messrs. b. s Jones, transmit
weekly by Wagon, small box containing newspapers,
tracts &c for the OF the Asylum, which will be direc-
ted the OF its nestmabe superintendent Dr. Sb.
hing. ANY of the editorial fraternity any else feeling
disposed contribute tins enterprise by sending papers,
tracts their exchange papers, after they done with
them, 10 "Mrs Caibomes Boarding House," opposite the
Souh-wes,end OF the Capitol Square, the Commodore will
tend their being forwarded without delay Contributions
will be received during the week (sabbahs eXcepte) until
Saturdays |, 2. VI; none after that hour.
Commodore Claiborne claims individually the night Of pc
ttonng Congress for the ranking privilege the Lunatc
Asylums.
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BOSTON HOSPlTALITY-A resolution = before the
Common Council OF Boston, (Which it is said will certainly
pass appropratng $4,000 for proper reception OF the
military corps that may visit Boston from other places
occasion of the great Bunker nh Celebration. The Bos.
ton Courier says
rHE DrNNER.-The Committee Of Arrangements of the
Bunker Hill Monument Association have resolved have
collation. instead OF dinner Faneuil Hail. the al
OF the l7h, which the President of the United
States aud the other guests Of the Society will be present
The Hall will be appropriately decorated The price tic
kets Is fixed AZ 8 cach.-ALeI Ga:eiie.
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THE CROPS.

In the Valley Counties the wheaterop Is said to be very
promising In the country between the Blue Ridge and
Tide Water except very rich lands, the crop bad
month ago thought would be half average
crop But since that the weather has been favorable
and ii has greatly improved and no calamity ovcrtakes
it, the yield will be greater than last year. and Of superior
quality.
The crop very late every where, and the prospect
Is unpromisny. But 1t is yet To form any cal
euaiion. good July and Angus, will make abundant
crops.
The tobacco is also ate and great complaint has been
made of the scarcity Of plants On this account, in
ened to Think the crop be Short however favorable
the may be. diminished production Of article
OF good quality, however, is generally attended by in
creased prce-whch than eOmpensaes for the def
cheney.
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V. Y. Cynosnre.
THE uNQUuR ".

Tsn me ~ winged wind.
That round my pathway roar.
In y. mn, know spot
wberc mor,ah weep morri
satD. Inn. and PHEASANT dell.
Some valley In the wes-
wbsr. nee nom toll and pain,
The weary soul may resii
The oad wind dwindlcd a whisper low.
And sighed for pity. answered mo"
Tel me. thou mighty deep.
Whose bIIlow- round me play
Know'sf thou favored spot
Some Island Ear away,
Where weary may find
Tbs bliss for which he sshs,
Where lies,
And friendship never dies'
The loud waves roaring in perpetual now,
Stopped for whl., aud Sighed To answer, "No"
And thou, s.renest moon,
That with such holy face.
Doth hook upon the earth
sleep to nights embrace,
Tel me al thy round
Hast thou some spot
Where miserable man
Might find happier lot
Behind a cloud the moon Withdrew an wo
And a voice sweet but sad, responded mo"
Tell me- my sacred -oul
oh, ten me- Hope and Faith,
!. there resting place
From souow, sin and dea;hl
L. there happy spot
Where mortals may be blessed
Where grief may find balm,
And WEAKNESS rest
Faith. Hope, and Love, best boons To morta- given,
wavd their bright wings and whispered, Yes, an Hesvei
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u Democratic Paper-the Pennsyvnnian-com-
mentng the apology Of the Tyleres for the "Capiain's
deserllon of the Whigs-that he always DemOerdf-
very Justly remarks that the apology than the Of
fence. Ii Tyler Democrat the tmehe associat
ing with the Whgs-caing himself Wing and seeking
Wing yOes-he much Traitor than the world had
regarded him. Such conduct argues deliberate dupicy
and incurable deprayy.
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OREGON

ENIGRANrs.-The Liberty Banner" published in Clay
county, Missouri, says:
ave informed that the expedition Oregon
dezyoused Wesport Jackson county, will take up
line OF march the Goth of this month. The company
OF four five hundred emgrSns with
their families. They will probably have hundred
and fifty wagons drawn by oxen, together with horses
nearly every individual, and mich cows. They will
suppose, take much provision with them they
plements OF husbandry There the expedition
Der of citizens OF incsmable value community
intelligence and vigorous and intrepid character adj.
miraby calculated To lay the firm foundations of future
empire"
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;.h.d the editor with the name another person reading
In N,di.o, who MAS his mir. h. ~ informant
n might he inferred from this though am sure Gov g
docs mo-, ,an 40 20 insinuatc that complained Of Mr. Ma
ed because he had given up my name and not that OF
Mr. Buron when called ON by Mr. l's friend twm l. Rob
erson ESa The facts were these: Mr. Gilmer asked me
in our eonyeraon to which he REFERS i'll told Mr. Magru.
der tina, MIR Burton was INV informant told him I did
Then said he h. name aud not yours ought have
given up 10 my friend" or words To that effect replied
Mr. Marder had done rich, in not giving up Mr. Burtons
name-that he had given mne aud that myself ought
he thrown upon MIR Burton who had told what had
stated what alleged he had said about keep
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APPROACHING acknowledgement elections soon take
place in Louisiana, Indiana, Tennessee Illinois and North
Carolina la Louisiana the election takes place IN the first
week in July, and is for members Of Congress In Indana
and Tennessee the election takes place August and
also be elected. la Indiana Gov Bigger is
the Wing candidate, Mr. Whitcomb the Democratic. In
Tennessee James C. Jones' the present Governor, the
Wing Candidate and Jas. X. Polk the Democratic Both
actively canyassng the State. In Illinois members of
Congress TO be chosen in August. In North Carolina
the election IS also for members Ot COngEess-Pet Int.
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TURTLE SOUP.-Wo were yesterday favored with a
bowl 81 the real Green Sea Turtle Soup and trimmings from
friend Sadler the Market Bridge, which well
soned and rcbciore enjoying The FEAST had concluded
to send for the Corporal, but recolecng that he was
Leechiess, aud only accustomed the loggorhead or
siag.ta. thought WOULD BE- best invite him into
the depths Of the sea, but let him in shallow wafer,
to ENJOY the mock o swapping turtle.
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az Many al r,sder-. doubtless. have read and adj
mifrd the following lines from the pen Of Ito us I'M
known bu, highly gifted poet To all who may have any
nusic their souls" have charm that be felt
be, described. We have read IL times unnumbercd,
md ~ion, enjoying any less pleasantly the Kind OF bathing
II the spirit wh.ch the Tossed sympa'hes spread IN being
floods upon the man. calming and cooling the
nato.s and which the summer bea's al the
woJr yesaiions ere constantly engenderng.
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The Baltimore Correspondents Of the N. Y. Com. Ad
vertisar

I
vertiser writes:
Mr.. John Tyler, Jr., who accompanies Mr. Cushing
China and intends visit London route is haunted with
the imagination that he may become object OF
convenient not0ricty the British metropolis. He nppo-
hends that he may be mistaken for his brother Robert and
that the Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, and other
iustrious an.Tcpealers will snub him the
part 'his family" have taken the repeal movement -!
This without exaggeraton, specimen VI this young gen
teman's talk the subject hope you will duly certify
each OF the Cabinet Ministers of England through the
Commercial Advertiser, that John Robert and thus
the ornamental secretary" from the danger OF mob.
bling nsgatod by Field Marshal the Duke and the Prime
Minister Else who knows what may be the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-14

These six the only banks in the city of n. o. that
meet their engagements IN cash Their cash liabilities
other than circulation and deposes, 1861 O7s
Ie and their cash assent-, besides specie amount to 81
1853 500 l2.-Picagnne June 3.
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The Guard and John Jones in ecsacos at the gori.
ous reception accorded lis EKcelcncy in the Nor
orn cities. Ills Excolency, too, doubt Is duly happy
for be is gifted with that happy crcduly which leads
him to consider every thing short o kick compliment
lie doubtless believes lat a the parade be- is his
account alono-that George Washington excited ~
much enthusiasm and admiration among the people bo
doesand that John Tyler is the mort popular ever
known in this county The oico-scckcrs aud wogs
dertnnd the Caprs weak points, and know how TO play
hcm Oh advantage. Il is whispered that tcy also know
Thing about the soft places about Bob and John, and
that there ncompanbiy between philosophy and po.
ety and splendid entertainments and fine span Of horses
Tho Capt. r. President for lfie-n his own imagination
Happy fool!
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PETERSBURG MARKETS,

Monday Morning, June IL, 1913. I
TOBACCO continues brsk-no other change IN prices tina
is induced by quality. Lugs 80 TO SO and SO Leaf 2
To 50.
CorroS-Sales at Ct TO 81 cash; and &c on time.
Corn ahoat ca; in store 65.
BAcoN-Va. 7 To a; Western 81 to &c,
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THE LATE CENSUS OF UPPER CANADA gives
the population SOC 055: of which number coun
try of i06si is England ~ 255 Ireland 39,7sl Scotland
French origin 6GSl continent of Europe - S3S Of Unit.
ed States; ,59j are foreigners nuturalized
Niles Register.
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We again notice further slight advance IN rates but the
supply and demand being still very light, quotations
almost nominal
FREGHTs-In foreign there is nothing doing Coast.
wise rather active aud slight advance our pre-
yioms quotations hns boon realized.-l Tribnnr.
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DIED.

~ the house o her father the of Richmond
inst CATHERINE RANDOLPH youngest daugh George
Catherine Taylor.
The friends and acquaintances requested
tend her Iner ~ her Fnihes 10 O'Clock
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MOBILE MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, June &.
COTTON.-Tbere are features notice in the
general appearance Of the market to-day. The enquiry
continues 10 reach comparatively fair extent and the ge
morality OF operations at previous prices We quote
Mddlings 64a65 cents.
Markets.
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IL A correspondent from Dinwddc, writing through
TO the ENQUIRER, observes
"Uncle Jesse says, that the Richmond Democracy pass
ed the Tax Bill and refuse give their last years
salaries and that he is done with that Kind Of Democracy
that repudiate in Mississippi and skuk in Virginia
My dear old friend, please get us thy hitherto implicit fol-
lowss, OF this scrnpc Goode is of Tor the Nuier
and is Greenhow-and have but the Enquirer
Shall we take Greenhow's paper mott oh, makes
feel cold my shoes think how YOU will have swallow
your words keep uncle Jcsseand you do away goes
Capt Toni Uncle Jesse thinks that you trying get
the Presidents election in Congress, where and Amos
Kendall will have all your way and that is the
that you prefer November to May: That, and Capt
Tomhaye contadcied, because 1856, did then most
vaanty depecate election by the House, being OPP
posed the spirit Of Democracy all o which uncle
Jesse laughs and asked had forgot hOc you OPP
posed the Sub Treasury, and then denounced every moth
Of for being for the bTreasuryl and again
he asked IT had forgot when the Wings wanted 10
Clay how raved about naming
ties after hiring the old said that if had
then been honest you dead: for you had made
Democratic Legislature name one after you. la vain
told him that we coad prove by the Enquirer that YOU
and is vet consistent all OF which, he said. true, for
your consistency consisted getting the five loaves and
fishes 81 which, Wing laughed right IN our faces
Ny God something be DONE and that quickly -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-14

Governor Tucker, of Mississippi has issued p-ocama.
ton, calling session of the Legislature the 10Th
OF July. The document does aege any for this
step.-N q. Bee.
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MARRIED.

At Fairfield Fauquier county Va, Thudsy instant
10y the Rev George Lennon Dr RICHARD CARY AMRER Of
the City Of Richmond Miss SUSAN daughter OF James NJ
Marshall, sr, Esq.
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Mr. Webster md the Democracy

Although il has not been officially announced where the
Great Daniel will go, the expectation appears be gener
al that he will find resting place somewhere the ranks
OF the Democracy. There is neither welcome
for him in the Wing party-of which he is duly conscious
The Van Buren, wing Of the Democracy seem regard
his movements with grea, disrust and making i
rousy upon his prOIet for commercial treaties. The Globe
Enquirer and other prints OF that stripe, exhibit much
anxiety, the suspicion that they seriously
apPrehensye OF the effects Of that proet upon the prospects
Of their candidate, the Eastern In other words
they consider Mr.. Webster friend Mr.. Van Buren,
whom Mr. Clay he would rather defeated than
any Of the other aspranis. The Calhoun papers,
the other hand Webster with marked and
unusual tenderness. Ii they do not praise they stud
ousy forbear all censure OF his commercial prolet-
which Circumstance lass tended confirm the suspicion
that coalition had been formed between the "fIones
NuIlifer, and the Defender Of the Constitution" The
notion Of a combination between such has been
lightly deemed by many ridiculous for cOnsideraOn
They opposiies be but nothing natural
than Tor extremes But wide asunder as they are in
their prOessed principles, and in te purity their private
walks they sympahise cordially m common hatred Of the
great Of the age, whose genius and statesmanship-
whose high and generous character and commanding moral
courage throw them the shade. Their hatred Clay
may kind, but II differs not ia degree. Cahouns
sprngsrom ambitiOn-rom jealousy and envyhe charac.
terstcs Of a mnd-aud the fear lest Clay's
has long coveted Webster hates Clay because he
beneath the glance Of his searching eye and feels
raj ineriory in his presence IL Is the hate Of groyeng
SOUL but the lees bitter aud intense ihat
What may bc the terms Of a coalition between such par
es-if formal stpulatons have been entered inowe have
Of knowing. We may safely take II for granted,
however, that whatever they be- they will be redeemed in
good faith by neither party Mr. Calhoun may hope to
Mr. Webster in the East and by Of the humbug Of
commercial treaties escape the odium Of his free trade doc
trincs and Mr. Webster may indulge similar selfish views
in regard Mr.. Calhoun the South but founded
hatred and ccmented by soshness neither endure
nor flourish.
We happy, however, IN the belief hat Mr.. Webster
will seek 20 return 10 the Wing purybut will cast his
future fortunes with the Democracy. lie much wanting
manly pride and nice Of homer but ii he has
pride enough restrain him from seeking association with
The Wings, that hatred Of that party which
him will supply it. place. The Democracy heartily
welcome 10 him, and a'l the good he do thcm.
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TAKING sTocK.-WhO would have imagined that it would
have been possible this OF day TO have got up ma
MIA al PhiddslphiG after stocks ot any kind. How true II
s that community seldom profit by experience though in
diydua= may. Under law Of the last session of the leg
sae, books directed be- opened last week for ta
ingsiock m the Delaware canal Subscriptions were linn
tied 100 shares each Individual rush TO get shares
was anticipated, and ON the commissioners opening the
books persons hired for their athletic powers to reach
the stand 10y force, after hours the was carried
by Storm the wndOws broken and the crowed rushed in
bodily the commissioners made their escape and
ayOwedly unable to carry out tue law.-Niies Register
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JouN WeHr has been unanimously elected by de Com
mon Hail. Collector for the city Of Richmond.
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'~' ~ ~' - =
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES. Our readers will find
the Of the seizure which the London
house officers have made OF the MANCHESTER cot
ton goods which few weeks inserted account
having been sent adventure from Boston. sri
king aud similar incident occurred few since tho
arrival OF the first bale OF cotton in England from this
ty which seized in hike and under kindred
prcssons hint may be taken from the amount to which
that trade has since been extended, what they may
expect from the further results OF American ingenuity and
enterprise. Having tho material in greater abundance
and perfection than other people, we will not be long in
abrcatng whatever be made Of IT, The annexed fact
goes some hat to illustrate.
ION the day February last pattern of Nous
senes de Lanes arrived New York. and offered by
the importer Ia cents yard 10y the The
Of Rhode Island calico printing establishment forwarded
piece OF the style of goods Providence the day
their ARRIVAL and in lG days he had the style of goods
and Of equal fabric i'm New York. selling per
yard The manufacturer had but IL days engrave the
pattern a copper cylinder from which the engrav-
ING raised steel cylinder, ten hardened and ready
impression; the compound ingredients for color dscov-
cred by chemical experiments cloth printed, dried and
cased for market.
The seizure the bales Of goods above alluded to-
made the ground TINT the mark upon them-"Siark
Mills Manchester, n. H"-was fraudulently intended
designate them manufactured in Manchester England.
The Boston Atlas aluding this aughsbc mistake OF the
British custom house officers, says:
Poor Johnny BUILT bitter pill for you swal-
low this attempt OF your offspring rival you in your own
home. The American tariff policy adopted in spite Of your
efforts and those of your agents in this country has
enabled us match manufactures with yours IN
markets That inmation the letter Of Messrs.
Bangs, that the seized goods, sre dissmar they
well can be IN matter sly lie and execution" the English
ands ispecuarly significant The goods unquestiof
ably OF much better fabric than the class OF goods
cd from English looms-and impartial examination
would doubtless convince the examiners that the marks
which the American manufacturers have attached the
goods ARE egtmatey their marks, without the slightest
idea of initiating Of the English manufactures"
Another Boston paper has this paragraph the sub.
ject
"SrARK MILLS" Ii is sufficiently amusing that John
Bull should have selected the above stamp forgery of
n British firm. The present generation have for.
gotten the battle OF Bennington where after whipping them
soundy, Gen Stark captured detachment OF Burgoyncs
army. IL was that occasion he said To his raw mil.
itia"We thrash these regulars Molly Stark sleeps
this night widow" The fact is the name Of Stark Mills
given honor of the old hero the establishment being
situated part OF farm which actually belonged to him.
Niles Register.
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DEEP-SEA ANGLlNG-Tho nobest game for the
deopsca angler Is the shark and there towards tho con
quest Of This fish the feeling towards similar tri
unph over the tgor-an e1uaton, qualification TO think
ua mankind has been relieved from monster that one IT,
rant less h IN sXsiance. The excitement among ships
watch when Of these fish hooked makes them for the
time almost regardless Of discipline; and when he is hauled
on board the joy with which they hurry John shark
they term him. 10 his fate shows that they rejoice over
cruel cnomys fall The shark IL seldom seen y those on
shpb0nrd, except either during calm, or when the vessel
does not make way through the than ono or two
knots hour lie makes occasional dotours around the
ship but asten, and mostly in the wake Of the vessel s the
position be mantuins lie appears, looked down upon
from ships deck; in shape like that Of the cod but he il
Of gecnish brown color, and, hs fins are tipped with
white There two species: the round head.
ed and the blue bOtonosc. Each ~ snvagc and yorac
ous but worst, where both bad said to be the last
named. IL certain that this Is usually larger than the
other but IL is rarely met with: I meyer saw
but An extraordinary circumstance connected
with the shark is its being invariably attended by
NUMBER have many NJ dozen--Of
most beautiful fish, varying from that Of the herring
TO hno Mackcrc These called pot.fsh. from the
popular belief that they guide the shark his proy but
believe that this u popular dcuson similar 20 that which
obtained for the ackal the title Of tho "hcns pfovider-
This from the jackal being always found IN the Vi
ciny II the king OF the forest when he dovoufng his
prey. Better Information teaches that the Jackal on
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CONDITION N. o. BANKs.-The following is
statement Of the condition of the banks, officially pub