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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

FROM The RIVER OF PLATE.-The following ex-
tract Of letter received in this city gives the best
view that we have seen, of the present state OF the
war between Bucnos Ayres and N!ontevideo:
NoSrEvlpEo, Octnher7.
'.We regret TO inform You, that the still CON
tnues, and things remain pretty much the same
for some months past. After receiving intelligence
from Europe that there would be no armed inter-
vention the part OF England or France in favor Of
this Government, the latter made proposals to Brazil
10 enter into league defensive and offensive, and
the Minister of the HriZilian Government here
fused to acknowledge the partial blockade which
Gov Rosas has ordered second time on the receipt
of the news from Europe until he could heal from
ais government, to whom he transmitted the pro-
posal made to hnl from this Government. We have
therefore had another respite from the blockade.-
But the answer from Brazil was received about
week ago that the blockade should be respected by
,ho forces and that they should be strictly neutral
IL the question.
"All hopes therefore ofassistance from abroad are
now DESTROYED. The news from Brazil has had but
e effect as vet. eXceptthat TINS governments ta'
ing now 10 RELY on themselves, and determined TO
hold out TO the last extremity, are taking stronger
and stricter measures, and we much fear that still
worse times must prevail here before there can be
anv change, as the Government are capable OF hold
ing out some time, should the partial blockade
be enforced now. Boston Adv.
MURDER.-By Il gentleman who arrived in town
Dlcil we learn tildl NOltlf9 lIIdl!
Tennessee, named Wasson, murdered in La
porte Co. Ia about ten days ago. b. Gen. Boards
ley, whose daughter he had seduced. The General
rool the Young man into Il room, referred TO the con
,Iition of his daughter and demanded Of w. to marry
her, when on his refusing, the injured father drew
u pistol and shot him through the heart Con B.
delivered himself up TO the authorizes He was the
first settler ON -Four Mile Prairie in Michigan, good
citizen and beloved OF all. Sad affair.
[Cincnnati Commercial.
- The steamer Gen. Morgan, left the Iazoo
River on the l0th ins and reports the river higher
than ever was known before At Tclluia, all the
bottom lands were covered with water, and thcriyef
still rising at the rate of 10 inches in II hours On
johnsons Plantation Flmagusha, the river was
over the tops of The cotton stocks.
n. Orleans Bee lith.
gS- Mr.. Clay arrived here on Saturday night, and
1ook passage for Newt Orleans Yesterday, in The
Grey Eagle. We presume that he viii ma ke his
promised visit to North Carolina before returning 10
kentucky. Louisville Jour.ISttl.
.57s~ Mr.. p. Jones while out with several others
on hunting excursion the othst dav was killed by
the accidental discharge Of the Gun OF one OF the
COMPANY. CINCINNATI paper
Punch judy has been received Peale'S Museum
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

NEW GAMES For NEW YEARS PRE-
~ SENTS-Ths MANSION OF HAPPlNESS, an
en-rraning moral and instructive amusement Also Dr..
Busb?'s improved and illustrated game. fresh supply Of
the above Games this day received by
Where full assortment of English and American Annuals
and othsr illustrated Works be obtained at the lowest
prices.
N B-S. s Nj. have probably the most complete assort-
ent Books for the Yosng which be found III the City
Parents " III please cali at POS Broadway DPS NW&tls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

Sh,ps Vile de Lyon soddard, HavTe Fox Livingston;
Splendid Crocke Mobile Wa Whltioek BHgi ! Bel,
Ohalter Ihomss Curacao Fouke Son; Bunker Hill,
Perry St kil,s, VIM Sheffield; Mars sT) Danean : John
NB Soue, Whitney & 20; Damascus, Chase, AYa!Schcoa
Badger Peck Schr Hcrato amss. SandioId, aunton;
9ntsrS staple oisang9s Rs%S de Ia'%; oos Ms5s y
Mills Whining ,on NC Ogden; Nlill,scent Cole, Bs
more Johnson Lowdsn Sarah Elizabeth Harrington do,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

Il Rcv.J. n, Maflit will preach N the NJ r.
Church m Madson-s;rrer, THIS DAY II o'clock, A.
i,riorm.,I ON instruments d2j
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

HOLIDAY PkESENTc--k L.& a, STUART,
225 Greenwich, of Chambers street have how or
lu large variety OF Sreach Fancy Boxes Comets Cona-
rom as &c with the usual assottmen. CandrS Sugar
Pums of superior quality suitable tor Holiday Presents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

INDIAN RUBBER SHOES AT AUCTION
iNl\Tl RE o will ell Thursday Dec. 2S;h, AZ
clock AZ their anctl3h Store 50 " WaiI$r!e-t IS oSl
india Rubber Shoes sSsosted Catalogues Will
I-lr ready the day previous.
20 4. T.R MlNTURN Auctioneer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

BRITANNIA WARE BY SHIP SHEFFIELD.
.1We In,rsorte in the ship Sheffield which struck on
Ju, cAk, OF Dxon' Britannia Ware eou,i.i-
e5a: e' 5 eos ,stS eSs ,o 'eS nd, II, S,sp St s
, ~ ,bSnt IS per cent DEDUCTION rare opportunity
w offered for purchasing beautiful and useful goods for the
i%,tfi ~ B0AROMAN HART.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

n@ \ Lecture-subsct Ireland Separate Ma
ton viii be delivered on Tuesday eN1ning 26h INST: at !:
SfA Tickets 2j cents each he had Of Mr.. James Walsh
York street, M5 SHINING MONTGOMERY stlf,t MI Nj "eoG @
omery street Jersey Cy, and al the door OF the evening OF
tna I,.ctsl 40 u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

DOWLANDS KALYDOR.-The genuine artl-
Iece manufactured by Nesss Rowland X Son Of London
the preparation FOR improving and identifying
the complexion IL eadcates all eruptions, and
the skin soft far and blooming For sale b.
DAVID SANDS y co.
do 2tis II East Broadway, cor. Market 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

Exchange on Boston, a / per cent; ~ York
a J per cent London l0h a 104 per cent prem.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

&c Notice.-There w BE- an Exhibition Of The Seco'
street African Sabbath School the Asbury NJ f. Church
Norfolk street Monday Evening, Dec. 25h 10 commence
al o'clock precisely.
Tickets 2 he had at the door. The proceeds are
70 the benefit Of the School. d2j II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

4 NNUALS-ANNUA FOR
~ iSA splendid assortmn of Annals and other books
for th- Holidays suitable for the youth and adult and indeed
the aged may gather instruction from them. AL for sale al
subscribers usual low prices which he is confident wall
suit rich and poor that all may avail themselves OF this o
portunity Purchasers OF articles io Holiday Presents
respectfully reminded that tfy will find VARIETY aud
be better served by making their selections early.
ABRAHAM MAZE, 237 Bleecker ST
between Corneiia and Cdralne, opposite Burton ST.
y. B. Don't forse the number. d22 otis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

FROM The RIVER oFP1ATE.-The following ex-
tract of a letter received in this city gives the best
view that we have seen, of the present state OF the
war between Bucnos Ayres and S!ontevideo:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
COODS FOR THE HOLYDAYS.

rTHE attention Of Housekeepers Is invited 10 Inc
subscribers stock Of the following goods -,
Plated Cake Baskets aad Casto of entirely nsw and r'ch
pstteras, with heavy silver moUnunSs,
Criudoles OF / ot sights, either tIist or orpakeo
Solar Lamps. ct the br>t msuatacture,
Gothic, Sandwich and Convex Waters,
I Die Cutlery. III susll or iarSe sets;
Britannia Tea and Coffee l rus and Tea sets,
Silver Tea aud Tabs spoons, SC.
md complete Of JewelIy and Fancy Goods
ALBERT BEACH,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

EARAWAI SEEDS and VANILLA BEANS.
ea his clean Csraway SEEDS 2 cases fresh V.nil!4
ans, For sale at reduced prices By
,i95;,. JAS s ASPINWALL Sc Willam.u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

T FRANCIS. rs Maiden lane. iuvlteS the atten-
IL. teuon of the mercantile community 70 his establish
ment for the ranulcture Blank Books Of every deScp
tioa. Persons OF Accom-, Books here have
them made order Of the best linen lapr I'd and bound 20
pattern and sich pnces cannot si 10 please. All
Books manufactured Al this esabishnen warranted OF su.
Ierio order ,nd unsurpassed for beauty and durability OF
MUM awarded for the best specimen OF Blank Books
Just pubshed Daily Mem; Book tor ISL, containing
valuable Tables PGpresoT aud Manufactures OF Francs
celebrated Nnold W!itsr Tor writing aleitr and cory a. the
same operation am udisTvns Die aele be-
INK Ear superior the CopynS Press thnS used
for that purpose. u RANClS,
d23 tjlis Is Maiden lane and No. Liberty st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

ALBANY. Dec. 22.-No change in Flour. In
rowed Barley there change: sales Of have been
high 81 j7!C. Receipts Of Oats light; sales 27c
Rye 6ee, with lisht receipts sale Of Iot fair
mddog Nhe Beans vas mad at IS The sales Of Fork
OWING weAlhsr and the imposibity Of shipping
10 Boston this week have fallen back and made
-. Nc change III Cheese Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

ic7s- Mr. p. Jones while out with several others
on hunting excursion the ohst day, was killed by
the accidental discharge Of the gun of one OF the
COMPANY. Cincinnati paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

VI TNG-GEORGE T. GREEN Nos. 40 CHAT
HAM.STREET and \ BoWERY. viii kssp eoRs,1sSWptS!r. s1WS
n hand a full and complete assortment. OF MEN ). bOfS.
ND IuII pEES'S CLOTHING, of all descriptions,
made IN the MOST EAsHoNABLE STYLE, 10 which he wouic
espectiuy the attention OF those IN want As ns @
VESTlNGS Sc by every Packet, aud has secured the
ryces of experienced Cutters he pledges himself to S''
perfect satisfaction to all who may purchase.
md ,ifh StyTrt nuncircii;p sl2 TIL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

pICH DARK COLOKED SILKS for Dresses,
IL Of desirable styles
Rich VELVET CRArArs Of new patterns.
Low PRICED LINEN CAMBRIc HAHDEERcHiEFo, a lull as
scrtment.
SUPER PLAID Silk Velvet Vestings.
M,zARINE Bite, Orange Cherry aud Mode Colocd Silks
for Innings. Just received and for sale by
WILLIAMS. RANKIN < PENN1NAN
d2l lws. 63 Wiam-st.. cor. Cedar.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

Tr Mr.. Clay arrived here on Saturday night, and
rook passage for New-Oreans, Yesterday IN he
Grey Eagle. We presume that he Will make ms
promised visit to North Carolina before returning 10
Kentucky. Louisville Jour 18TH.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

OSMETlCS.--PrenilSs's superior Toilet Pow
y der Pearl Powder, Rose Powder, Gopaud; ebratst
chaux's Wash 10 remove teckles aud superior French
Rouge with gllassoep' oi other articles 10 ,mp,o,%s % n,
complexion and promote beauty. For sale BY DAVID
SANDS Y co. No7f East Broadway, coruer OF Market
rrsst do l2us
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

g. PaciGlc Hotel, i62 Greenwich, near touttiand
street Nork-TFr above we-kEoWn Hotel having T5
Gently uneg repairs aud retting, open Tor
I've reception permanent aud transient boades s sui
scrbcrs having leased the iO torn OF yeSfs, VIII
,u,rt, the patronage OF It's former and the
pntllc. =: EitLID, -,
d2j D2tisWlm tARNlAM.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

COOPER'S ISlNCiLASS This article IS war
~ rsntsd equal strength 10 Russian lsuGlass tor table
lees blanc mango &c aud great where decats
animal food required Only quarter the price OF Russia
Sold by DAVID SANDS co,
d2O cts Corner East Broadway AMI Market 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
ALSO UNIFORM WITH TIE AgoYE.
PRICE SIX CENTS.

7
Z VI ROBBERY a \ d I Al I'll y T..
Being Instructions Embroidery silk velvet, muslin,
lace meriao, etc And N Iatinc
L With beautiful Engrared PetternS.E1
From the iae<; London edition. Revised and enlarged By
IN American lady. The enSrsved patterns supero No
4y should De without this cheap and ttle work
.l2l sts ]. 5. REpE[ELD. CLINTON Hal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25
WV " salRLEYA Aur,,ons.r.

TUESDAY. December 10Th, al 10 o'clock, az
As ars. sors IS Maiden-lsns hiId Catalogue Sale OF
siGi Fancy Goods from importers De positively sold
2eioc New Year par, OF steel re sets and stands
o. fosh tEe IVORY handle b'nee, and other table cutlery
ch sets ard single waters aud :rsys silver mounted esks
Aeis ana esa,o soa: astral aGd G,nts lamps and gran
81 Nnds of China soEe loIcrisn and safthen "sre
ni& '-t COLES and toilet gas ware IN quantity
"a al! csScIilt'oGs nh fancy acies suitable ir presents
d2o 2n'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

t. office Of .hc BoIYcry Fire INSURANCE
Company. No: III bowery, cerne OF Gfan'.seeJ' De-
toners the pnbc that they will continue 10 insure at e
lowest rates ptcmn favorable terms IS any similar
IN this city including hose Companies that adve
tse 10 return 10 yer cent JAMES LONETT, President.
r,,ru p,>,,s>Ey Srcrt,rv. d2l I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN- WARE
~ NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES.-The subscriber
would call his assortment OF new and
desirable articles comprising the test patterns oi breakfast
and Dnog Ware Tea SGts 10 finish and quality; Cut
and Plain Glass sc Goods sold for cash 0n
PEI. 2. PAGE,
400 ol, Ia,,yr- y T. ,,b,r;us., na, IN ,,am Gop,,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

Z MercantfIe LIDrary AssOCIhtIOh'-IT n
sixth Lecture OF the will b. delivered Clinton Ha
on Tuesday Ertnng Dec 2G, Al! o'clock. by Rev. j.
WAINWRIGHT, D. D. Subject Music. Tickets . cts.-
To be had at the door. B y order.
d252t. WNi. NJ. PARKS, Rec. Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

&c fo, sales ct The stocs Exchange see Last Page
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

HAVANA Dec. l5.--'rhe cargo of Riceper Ilava-
ma. sold at 10 rs and that by the Dame! Webster
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

BrIs Industry, Baker Ii ds from Turks land, salt. 10
Town s. 20, Of New Haven. where the brs IS bound.
Swedish brig David, Odenak. from tstie Oct II, san
ald wiGe
Schr julia Tealf Burns from DemeIdra "A days) ALI
tigua fruit ard copper to Mitchell. Dtc2 lat 10 !ong
g. rasssd bEk GuiliGEd from Baltmo!f s'sses TO the
OF NewYork since The 10Th inst: experienced severe sales
from NV INV; lay -four y under bare pol-; lost
loIesai sprung stove buwa carried
boom and received considerable other damage.
Sch Co al Blanchard. OF Prospect. II is I'm Frankfort,
Schf Nlanstea Ryoo ds I'm Fall River, IN ballast, to
schr Chief sachem smith 10 day from Esspor a,h and
plaster 10 7 Neyus.
No vessel, in SIGHT last evening snndo"n. Wnd light
al SW. Weather hazy.
SAILED,
Bark Jacob s VAIN, Trieste; and br'gs ibscpo CqT'co
L. BALDWIN, Savannah; Energy, Rio GI4nde Delight hit
.lelu1La. MaIs. I'D 81 Johns H. and othsIs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
COrIespondsnce of The New.York Trlhnns
PH,LsprIYnr., Nov. o7-p \,

PHiLApELSHrA, Nov. o7-P M.
ILLNESS OF Thy PaEsiDENT.I learn that private letter.
nave 'eea 'eteIrtd hese tins morning, from Wsshngoe
which state The lines, of the Pecsdea, Of mora ,eS
character than was at 6rs, app.eh.nd,d
B.tTiMoRE foCSo MES', CoxvryrGoS-THE WE,o.
u ASo poINoa meeting OF the Philadelphia Na,ioa.l
other spnited resolutions. adopted: t
Resored, That Committee be appointed s -.
part OF this Club 10 open correspondence VIII ,ae
Counties this subject aud 20 take such ueapy. . h
may 6s- eHpedieut nsnre the tpd.aee OF TWENTY
THOUSAND YOUNG MEN FROM PENNSYLya
MA al the sald Convention. aad a the Commits
Be instructed ascertain from. the R1oaG Compan,e, ,b
terms on which they viii the State Delegation to Bal
,imore.'
proposed ,ha, the entire Deesa.iol shall ,sseub.
the Borough Of ok, in Fok County, aud proc from
thence In body the city OF B4tmoe the lst of Nav
the Convention occurring on this ID TINS is GLORIOUS
euien,, and one which viii tend rouse the Why
Young Men Of Pennsylvania energetic action
HEALTH OF TAE CITY--Du.ng the we,k ending On
Saturday there 81 deaths the city and districts Ten
people of coor. aud l6 were from The Anshouse
a: the September term OF the Court Of Sessions adgrs
Parsons King aud Campbell oGe hundred And twenty -ssya
tavern Licenses granted and that wh-a
these sesame Judges promising to reform I, IS true
witha the past eek 80 30 proprietor, Of
oyster houses have been fued but many o these places
licensed Of the degraded Character
EDEApThe flags Of number Of The vessel, po.',
this morning displayed halinss token OF respect
the memory Of Captain Ireland OF he trig PAIL S Joue,
In the United States District Court ;uis morning. john
of 1000 IN the packetshP Shenandoah, and feinded icE
sentence.
SALE or SrooE,.-M Thomas * Son, Auc;cnecrs, sola
the following Stocks auction TN. day O'clock st the
Fxchanse 2C0 shares Blu OF Kutmcky 81 per shats;
Il 60 Northern Bank of Kentucky ee!; 200 30 Southwark
Railroad 81 Vcksburg s. 90 Fnnkm Fire Insurance Co
l27; 9 do do do l25 10 pruus shauia Insurance zoo;
Gernantown Bank Il, 100 Harrisburg Bridge Company 8;
100 do do do, 81; 100 Chambersbulg Bedford rurppks
S7B 100 DO do do .7j; 10 Penn Township Bank 26 10
Southwark Insurance X Trust Co 5. \ certiiic,e of
slO3l.!5 Beaver Meadow Railroad & Coal Company 8 per
$3.50 0Oo loau with ureres; from t August last a,
50 per cent.
The attendance the above sale principally made an
of brokers' who purchased all The Stocks sold
The sales Stock Marker amounted about S47 060
in State Securities aud Loans with downward reud,rcy
still farther decline. Reading Bonds improved !! Tenn,.
Bonds United States Bank Reading Rsllsoad Il
Philadelphia Bank declined Union Bank Of Trrnesses "
New Orleans Ga, Bank /; Wilmington Railroad l. L.hgh
Mortgage Loau. For g.; 1896 10! biz and "a asked
For Penns, lvania Bank 2ls hid aud 80 asked
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28
Elecrsd.

Mr.. ADaMs.-Mr. Adam was received III
Washington County, Pa. with every demonstration
spsc that could be made He formally received by t
gesiden, OF J-raon College Cannonsbug and by The
Presden. of ashugtou College Washington borough
His advent the latter place sguslzed by unusual
honors, SIN org which vas tie ringing OF the bells.
u a gentleman has informed that one even
aS las. week Mohawk the rhernonete. fell tc io de-
secs below 0s.o and the ;'ss: os alyss 70 bsas
man.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

VERMoSr.-By letter from a Loco-Foco
friend in Vermont, we learn that Hon. Jacob
Collamer, Wing, has about 500 majority for
Congress in the Windsor District over all oppo-
nents. 1t has previously been reported lower
The votes will be canvassed today and Mr..
Collamer in his seat by the commencement of the
SasStop
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

ATHRlrTY REGIoy.-The Chattanooga Tenn
Gazette has accounts from correspondents that in
the neighboring Lookout Valley, Georgia, Mr..
John W. Smith has just harvested one hundred
and twenty bushels of Corn from an acre; a
neighbor has Pumpkin measuring 63 by 535
inches; and Mrs. Wm. Jones, OF the same neigh.
borhood, has just presented her husband with three
fine daughters These were born just over the
State line; had they been born on the Tennessee
side, they would have each been entitled to por-
ton of 200 acres Of land from the State
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

d 1t is instructive to note the uniformity, the
hcartinesa, with which the Loco.Foco Press
shout over the victory of unqualified, brazen-
faced Reputation in Mississippi. The eznta-
ton is not confined to the Globe, Plebeian, and
birds of that feather, but the EreniHs Post, Al
bany Argus & Co. huzza as Justify as any. The
entire Wing party of Mississippi have struggled
ranfllly and voted against Reputation, kicking
out of their ranks as unworthy to bear the name
of Wings all who were tainted with the vlllany'
One. .tacsnticth of the I.oco-Foco party have glo-
riously followed the example; the residue have
deliberately nominated and elected Regulators.
And vel Loco. FocoisIn here has the impudence
to prate Of its superior devotion to Public Faith,
and some capitalists adhere to it on account of It's
Financial policy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

II The Democratic Recorder, fredericksburg,
Va is dissatisfied with all Of the candidates for
the Presidency, and adoertises for one to suit him.
He says he wants one opposed to any Bank, Dis
tribution, National Internal Improvements, or Pro-
lection, "eiher direct or incidental" and IN favor
of the Sub Treasury. For such one, he will
90 it with perfect looseness, but for none other,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

STATISTICS OF hEsTucKY.-We have an Extra
from the Frankfort Commonwealth giving tables
of the taxable Valuation of that State. The to-
tai Valuation in ls42 was s233, 3,4l0,517, in ls43,
s1s6,729,O33 Decrease S36,67l, ,4s4. The
amount Of Revenue in 1912 was S35o,115; in
ls43. s3O5,220,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

n3- The rrce Of the WING Almanac i the same as a'
year notwithstanding it cootans about one TnaFT ne
matter Single copies III cent?; 81 rsr dz'n .
Orders mus, be accompanied by the cash. =,
,ernitting free of postage 81 70" do'ea eoF,e
entitled 70 COPY gratis II contains she' ond IS s"o
&C, only to periodical postage
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

G The Syloania Auri!iary Association will
hold Special Meeting at the Office, 25 Pinc.st.
at Il o'clock, this ecen;ag. All hearty friends
OF the enterprise are earnestly invited to attend,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

THE T.RIr7 Ayp The TRADr OF Nrw.YoBK-Tba
trade this City depends essentially upon its Foreign Con-
There IN this city some
whose living procured them through the amhcations
Of trade growing of the Foreign goods imported into
this City for sale aud purchase which dealers from all
parts Of the Union congegate here twice in the They
bring with them millions OF dollars Of prodnce which
bought packed and shipped Foreign countries employing
boamen carmen carpenters, coopers stevsdoes, sailors
and ships great and pays 0co OF canal
tolls These strangers I'LL our hotels and thei purchase Of
hats caps clothing furniture, shoes aud fancy articles Tor
themselves and families employs thousands Of ouF citizens
C We clip the above paragraph from the
Free Trsde Gazette of this City. What an
amazing nal:owness Of view ii exhibits Trade
is the great. god c: its idolatry, and mere Trade
does not answer-it must be Foreign Trade
According to the essential principles OF this
writer. if our people were confined TO Agriculture,
bnv;nr their Hats and Boots in France, their
Clothes ready.made 10 London, their Iron in Rus
sia and Sweden, and their Glass, Nails, Iron
ware, Sc from all parts of the world, from Cuba
to Japan, we should all be rich and prosperous !.
But, If we are not utterly mistaken this arrange
ment would aggravate the frauds, fluctuations,
exactions and evils to which Productive Industry
is now subject, SO that the average reward of La
Dor among us-computed inno arbitrary medium,
but in the necessaries and comforts Of lifc-would
be not one.hali wh5a:: !! now is, and its employ
ment far more dependent and prccariou5.
1t is by Foreign Trade, by Foreign Goods,
says the Gazette, that our City is subsisted and
our Canal tolls paid Now we venture to assert
that the trade between New- England and cur
Western country pays as much Canal tolls as our
Trade with old England Our Home Manufac-
lures create marke! for four times as much
American Provisions as our whole Foreign Trade
does. The Manufacturers and Artisans of our
own land consume Grain, Meat, &c which has
boda fde come down our Canals and paid tolls.
and not gone down the Canada shunpike in
British vessels, building up Montreal instead of
New Y ork The American fabrics sold in New
York arc already about equal to the Foreign, and
are rapidly gaining upon the latter. And, if it
be true that the trade in Foreign Goods is more
profitable than that in Home Products, it can
only be because the former levies the larger tax
on Productive Industry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

ILLNESS OF THE PREsIpESr.-Reports were in
circulation yesterday that the President was very
i'll. Our correspondent from Philadelphia states
that private letters have been received in that
city stating his illness 10 be of serious
ture than was at first anticipated. But the Ma
tional Intelligencer of yesterday makes no men,
ton of it. which we should expect it would do if
there was any ground for the report.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

0- CIR SUBSCRIBERS 10 the Nrw-Yosk DAILY ISl-
who prefe being called upon weekly for their pay
for s, paper, NAV paw in advance for six months year
at the Desk Of the Publishing Office and they will have II
served promptly and al early hour.