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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-11

CONGRESS- Jan, 25.-In the Senate, The
Ore ron BIZ coming Up, Mr., McDufie made a
speeth in opposition to it, signalized by all
the ability which distinguished him when
formerly in Congress. The debility which is
evident in his physical efforts, has not affec-
ted his intellectual powers. The vigor and
originality OF his conceptions, and his force
of expression have not been impaired by de
easr.
In the House, the e~xcbequer bill has taken
up early in The 81 ting.
26th.-'fhe Oregon bill in the Senate. and
the Exchequer in the House were the order
of the day. Nothing conclusive respecting
either.
26Gh.-Ia the Senate the debate continued
AMBASSADOR TO CHrNA-It has been pro-
posed by one Of the committees in Congress
10 appropriate $4,000 for an anbas: ador to
China. ] @. Adams is enc of the spoken Of
ieF the oGFs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-11

II Tic Philadelphia papers informs Us
that Commander Mckee has besa t1ium-
phanlly justified by the Court Of Enquiry.
he W ] appear before a Cur Marital at
Washington, the judgement Of which viii IN
deubtedly correspond with the above. There,
it IS lel.e.ed, the matter will terminals,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

the night and had eaten all the solter
parts so that the rest :ell To pieces. A
portion OF tho heart OF this calf was
roasted and sent TO our liable. In taste |
found Il very much like beef, but it was
darker in color. The COW was 60 feet
long, AID measured between the fins on
the belly eighty two inches Her skin
was velvet'like black, with the excep.
lions OF a milkwhite spot round the ma.
vat As regards the color Of the whale
nave been assured that ii Is sometimes
speckledi and that eveI perfect al binos,
or cream cslored ones are seen, which
mast indeed be beautiful animals. The
TAT or blubher Of this whale was nine
ihches thick, and yield ID eight tons and
haIl oil OIL. Whales have been known
10 Yield twelve or hiriesn tons; but
nave ocen told that 50 large quantity
IS now rarely obtained, from the great
decrease Of the whales. Awhale which
yields nine tons is II pres mt REGARDED
as very good one. The tongue was
oil white or ash color, and bIackish to.
wards the roots This organ gave sey
eral barrels Of oil and Is mo opoly of
the 'tonguer,' or cutter in Tue latter
operation Is perform q al lie ava iii,
near the shores, where, by means Of
windlass. the whale is raised t. the sur.
face Of the water under a scaffJld called
shears The blub5cr is CIT off in
square pieces by means ola sharp spade;
II is then carried TO the shore, and i'm.
mediateIy put into frying pots. The
cutting up OF a whale, sccun lem ariem,
IS process which requires great prof.
cheney, like that OF the skilrII drssector.
who separates the cults, and with it at
once all fat and cellular tissue from the
subIacent muscles. In the whale the
bluboer IS 10 be regarded as the curtis, In
The cellular structure Of which the oily
matter has been deposited. Shortly at
Ter the death Of the fish the epldermis
comes OIL ia large pieces, looking like
oiled and dried satin.-D EeH5a MS Ira
re!e in NeO Zealand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
WHALING OFF NEy ZEu,,vD

hALlN M VI I NEW ZEALAND.
Inc whaleboats are admirably ADAPTED
tor the purpose for which they ara in.
tended. They are Of various construc
lions, and are designated as EnoIisb.
french, or American; each has some De
cuIlarlly 10 recommend it. They are
capable OF resisting the rough sea Of
LOOKS Straits, but are at The same time
swirl and buoyant. When starting on
whaling expedition, the boats leave
Ie-awalu before the dawn Of the morn.
ing. Each has either five or SIX oars
and crew accordingly. The boat
bieeIer and the headsman are the prin-
cIPal men in the boat, and are generally
Europeans; the rest are natives. They
pull TO the entrance Of Tory Channel
where view open over Cooks Straits
and Cloudy Bay from the southern head
land, where they keep 'look OUT for
the S, outing OF a whale. The boat
which kills the calf claims the COW, even
though It should have been killed bv
another boats crew. lfa whale has
Oeen killed, the different boats assist
each Diner IN towing it to Te await
once saw ten or twelve boats towing
IN whale. Each boat had a little aag
ana the scene was gay and animated =
Ono day a calf had been killed, and the
COW, having been fastened upon but nor
dispatched, was towed inside The chan.
mel. GasPing in the agonies Of death.
the tortured animal, when close 10 our
snip, threw out jets Of blood, which Owed
the sea all round; and, beating about its
iai', q broke boat right ia the middle.
and threw the crew into the water; but
1t at length died, exhausted from the
many wounds which the irons and bar.
PoOns had inflicted. The calf was sta.
ted by the whalers TO De six weeks old
ION what grounds | do not knowJ and
was twenty four feet long. Il was cut
up IN few minutes, and gave several
barrels Of oil. The process was so ran.
%, that when came ashore found on.
W the head. cut out the brains. tho
weight OF which amounting 70 five lbs
a so. one ounce, astonishet me greatly
Inc Whalebone was SOFT, and therefore
useless. There were two hundred plaies
o. u on each side Of the roof Of The up
por Jaw.
. got the whole roOrcu of, and. in.
t9naln 70 dry add preserve IN. I placed
- On .lhe rooi OF neigh boring house !
but on The following morning I had az |,
FnOrtihcation 10 fud that the r.ts 81
naiiye dogs had louud their wsy 90 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
Tue TARIFF \ DELIJSlON.

Tue .ARltF y DELUSlON.
"Again we pronounce the primary as
sertion Of the Journal Of CONNIE rec QUO
ted above fragrant and most peInicious
untruth; we believe IL IA wiilul and wick
ed one-anJ we ask the editors of Bos.
Ton and Lowell TO favor US with in for.
matlnn on the subject This - n most
important matter, and shatt-lhus be
treated Will oar friends i'm Boston
aud ITS vicinity be good enough to trans
mt us some evld nee with regard TO
i:r
We clip the above paragraph from
the New York Tribune of Wednesday
IL occurs IN an article in reply to The as
sertion OF the journal OF Com nercs.
that certain leading manufacturers Of
The North ha5,in a letter TO Mr. Webster,
declared protection a delasiOu.' The
letter referred 10 is perhaps the one
which appeared in the Boston Courier
OF Wednesday, signed by David Sears
and others. The editor OF the Courier
denies that the letter wilIwear any such
construction as that put upon it by the
Journal Of Commerce.; but we are forced
into the belief that although the gentle
men who signed 1t do not hold such
opinions, yet the letter does in point OF
fact, hold oIt such view as that ,aken
by the Journal Of Commerce IL Cavors
the project OF a Commercial Treaty, as
suggested by Webster, and is wholly 6,
lent about tho Tariff, as il now is. They
undoubtedly mean that they prefer a
protective Tariff permanent. TO one
winch viii be altered evory year by
Congress. They praise Mr. Websteris
course, while they are silent about the
sacrihces and lab 1rs made by those cdi-
Tors and congressman by whom the
present Tariff was passed. Whether
such course is prudent, or is calculated
10 win friends to our side, and mako
Prolecuon more real and permanent.
time will show. For our part, we he.
iieVe not; and those gentlemen may vet
nave cause TO regret that they have
written such letter. We see the use
made oil II by the Journal Of Commerce
IL VIII yet be quoted on the floor of Con.
grcSs to stop the mouths Of the advo.
Gates Tor sustaining the present Tariff
In answer 10 The Tribune we will saw
that we believe all the Lowell manufac-
turers are in favor of SUSTAINING the
present tariff as 1t now is. One Of the
largest manufacturers in Lowell told
us the other day, that were we
10 keep the present tariff in operation
lor twenty years we would emerge from
all financial difficulties and be the mos,
prosperous couatry in the world. This
we believe is the universal sentiment of
the manufacturers in this city. As To
protection being delusion,' we do not
believe such thought was ever enter
tanned by any manufacturers in Massa
chusetts. flour manufacturers whose
names have weight and influence both
al nome and abroad, would answer tbe
enquiries Of the Tribuae, we shnU mo
pleased to communicate it THROUGH the
columns Of our paper. To no man in
t u union are the friends Of the present
Iafitf' and of Protection, more Indebted
man TO Horace Greeley, editor of the
Tribune '-LoVeH Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

VARIOUS MODES OF SALUTA.
ilCN.-The predatory and wandering
Arab, knowing the value Of repose,
wishes his Salem aleikum,' or peace be
with YOU to his friend Among the
poor OF China, the common inquiry is a
very important one. VA Fanr or, shavc
you taken your rice?' The morning
Saiutation with the Dutch lovers of full
meals is, 'Smaakiyk eiteu,' or may you
eat a good dinner. Another of their
salutatlons Is, in allusion 10 the general
occupation Of the country, doe v2art
aver or how do you sail2 At Cairo
ihe usage is, how do you sweat9' drv
ska IN those parts is prognostic of a
destructive ephemeral fever. In the
Como esta" or, how do you do? of the
SPanIards. we can trace prirn gait ana
national solemnity. So in the French.
man. 'Comm.nt vous porter vous!' or
how do you carry YOURSELF is recog-
nIzed the native gay motion in an iuces
SAINT hustle.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
THURSDAY, JUNE L, Is43.

MR. CALIlOUN.-The friends Of Mr. Calhoun
IN SIuih Carolina have issued from a convention u
bulletin Of their principles and expectations N re
gard T. their avOriIe candidate. From the tone Of
tho address presume that should Mr. c. not re-.
ceive the nomination he will die hard. and 60 into
the support OF Mr. Van Buren, with great reluctance.
This document, eIpends a considerable portion Of
ITS reng'h and space setting fourth reasons why
the convention shall be held ia May instead of No
yember. Oae ofIhe reasJ ns set forth is the desire
TO ascertain by the action Of the next Congress,
what course the lOcO foco members Of the North
will pursue in regard a tariff. II is expressly de.
clared that MIR Calhoun not only opposes the tariff
Tor protection unconstitutional but rauks m the
same category discriminating revenue tariff; bot
meeting at least his holy horror. We have here'Ihe
position Of Mr. Calhoun fully defined. There is no
doubt about him, there is no disguise, he mounts
The aniarIH horse. and appears determined TO ride
him through the race, wheher he breaks his neck
or not. We find most of our loco foco brelhern.
here are also free trad men-Ihey go against dis
eliminating duties and for q horizontal revenue ia.
riff We should suppose then that Mr. Calhoun was
entitled 10 their support. and that they would give
II to hun insIead Of Mr. Van Buren,, who has never
expressed a decided and unequivocal opinion upon
the subject. Tins great subject should DO made the
iOrmUsi ia the canvas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
CINCINNATI MARKET rr.

CT nVrD a., - "Hhhrl JUNE ,.
=, OOk-Ihe market opened on Saturday AZ
u "ni'n mode rste sales were mnde-lhruugh
the day, the price gradually rSse 10 s4J9 Ahon,
iouO Dds were sold before night at prices rnIpip1
between tfeEe quotations. The market IL firm
MANY are holding at 81 25. and locking for further
Inc demand for domestic consumption has in.
greatly this year. and large quantities arc
TS'y co io'' from Kentucky aud T, nnessee-
b,o,aL' n packets mr instance. year since,
Drought Gown so to 100 bbls daily-Ihe now
carry up IT." this city regularly just about The same
WHISKY is dull. The price nsked at Canal On
saturday was l55c. But limited sales were made
al l5c. No
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

A 1--we TYLER MAN WANTED-The fol.
lowing advertisement. which appears in the Ma,
con tGeorgid) Messenger auosts very satisfactorily
waters:
@rWANTED A LIVE TYLER MAN.-To
accompany Geneal Tom Thumb in his tour Ihroupb
Georgia This genius being scarce here, il i,
believed that one would be n greater attraction
than the General himself Should une DO engaged
promise him gool treatment aud wages, the run
OF The kitchen, thai he shall receive no extra dis.
clplIne from the whip Of the ring master, and not
be compelled TO pay for than five Mad,sonino,
promise te obtain for him the Coleciorship of the
port 81 Thunderbo or Post masIer at Yamacra,v
when lis term with me expres-or perhaps. Cor
Poral OF Capt Tyer's Guard. provided that m sr ..
nnugh can he found IN Georgia that will acknpyl
edge Tyler principles. Apply TO
HERRINGTON L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

MAIL RuBBERY.-Ihe Greensbor-
ough Gala mail was robbed on the 23d
ult., on IT'S way to Mobile. The robbery
appears to have been committed by the
driver, whose name is said TO be rarbur.
ton, who has been arrested and exam
in ed before magistrate. Sufficient eyi.
dence had been elected to warrant h is
.committal. A part Of the contents of
the mail-bag was found in creek bout
five miles below Coffeeyilie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

MIR. W EDS ERA Boston letter 10
the n. \. Tribune, says: 1t is thought
that Mr. Webster will decline a public
meeting in any form, AMI content him
sell with giving to the Committee, and
through them to the public, an exposi.
ton OF his views in relation TO the com.
merclal interests Of the country
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
GONE OVER rlfE FALLs.-w

GONE OVER TIE FALLS.-We
learn that on Friday last a man vent
over the cataract, on the Cana Ian side
OF the Niagara. lie was driving a pair
Of horses and had backed into the river
TO get load Of SAND somewhere nearly
opposite Navy island, when the current
bore OF the wagon add horses beyond
the control Of the driver towards the
rapids. 4 person VIII witnessed the
PcriIous situation, made o6-in a canoo to
intercept them, by getting alarmed for
ms own safety had to change his course
add return again. Ono Of the horses
ezir'caied himself from the wagon and
swan IN safety TO the shore, while his
mate and the driver we're seen to pitch
rom one shOot TO the other, until they
both plunged into tho abyss below.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

IHE NOBLE ASYLUM.-We have Witnessed
lew scenes IN this city Of ours which gave IA mar.
sincere pleasure. than The opening Of the New Asv.
Ium, ior The education Of young destitute females
on wednesday evening. This building is an orna.
menl TO the city, and is admirably contriyed fur Tho
benevolent purpose for which it was consecrsteJ
IL owes It's eKistence 10 the munifcence CT warm
hearted Irshman-Nir Walls, late the Inspector M
Flour IN Richmond wh > m his last viii and
testament testified his gratitude 10 the source oC bis
prosperity bJ pouring back, in tie most useful form
which he could havO selected, into the Lao nj The
city. the handsome fortune which he had hono,sbIy
acquired IN her service. But the following in.cr,o
tOn carved on marble tablet upon the front If tb.
edrice. tells its lille history at once.
This building, wi h the ground attached, was
bequest from EDMUND WALLS, late Of this cItv.
10 the Female Humane ASSOCIATION in t.ken or y,o,
dde 70 the citizens Of Richmond fer their kindns,
Erected 1912.
WIN Williams, and Richard Barton HsIall Exc.
ouiors"
On wednesday evening" two OF the ne,t opd
spacious rooms were crowded with the ladies' and
lew OF the gentlemen OF Richmond MANY couIJ
not obtain seat, and were ccmpeles 10 retire. Ii
was delightful 10 see With what grace and charity
TIE ministers Of our different religious cenQrepalons
blended and Oiiiciated logeIher-Messrs W0ydbridy.
and Empie Of the Episcopal church--Messrs Plum
mer and Pollock OF tue Presbyterian ohurch-anJ
t'ASsa's Setet buu Wagon o. The Baptist Church.
The Rev. MIR Plummsr delivered the opening may.
er' and the Rev Mr.. Jeter poured forth the closing
prayer-and the address upon the day was delivered
by the Rev Mr. Wood brdge-who c JmmunicaisJ -,
a very happy and impressive manner the simpl. az
IGN Of this noble institution ntiesing 90 poyerfI
the sensibility, aud energy and worth u woman lee.
Ting Tor ne destluiiOn OF her ser. lie Traced
ne progross-and finally this cr0wninz act Of its u,s
peuiy lie Odd siuquent justice 10 the warm b.a,t.
iofegner who bad come 70 this country Door Ir,sb
boy. add had gwen ell his acquisitions back IN The
city Of his adoption. lie spoke IN the honds,rn..,
terms ofthe contribution Of 1000 by the Amic,bro
Socley-as well a. OF the muufcsnt donation 81
Mr. Levy, The whole scene was l,ie,e.t,,g
ani not less 90 because Of tho touching ssngibiIty
shown by IS Dr20 Of the liulo orphan gi,Is 49,,
were dissolved 90 tears from The change Of ar
ulton aid he loss Oi their lato nation Nsysg,
cess aiieud his noble work Of Charity; and rooy =,
long flourish o. be on ornament and blessing ~ a.,
city II has now been rn operation about 35 60.
-and q boards, clothes. nnd sJucaies IS lrIs g,,l.
Enquirer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

mILh IN BOSToN.-The consumption ofmiik
10 b"Sion annu1ly' is SET down 100000 GALLONS
and IN London, with population fifteen ,inr'
larger the estimated annual consumption !, on.
2'5OO,Oso gaL"n'. Ono man brings into Boston over
the Worcester Railroad. about 900 900 gallons year
~ From thus it might DO inferred that the Boston
Inns nre milk sops
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

ANOTHER PIRATE WRECKER. Capt Hrp.
guns OF brig JOS Atkins, this port yesterday from
Jacmel. states that tho l4h ut of The island Of
Houegua, he was boarded from a scbooner The
captain OF which represented her TO be q nrecker.
and offered Capt ii $500. or hllflhe salvage, iChe
would run his vessel shore. This is the second
instance within month, Of such an offer beisg
made 10 vessels bound to Boston, and IL seems o
subject to which the aIienlionof the British Govern.
msni should be called. the vessel which boarded
'h0 schr JaO Dunlap was said TO hail from Nassau
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

tlKES.-At Taunton, Mssssrhisciis. on Wed.
nesday evening lasi, ten fine buildings. with nearly
all their cohieEls. were destroyed by FIRE They
consisted or one wooden house owned bv ] O BurI:
three story br Ok building owned by Sp'omoR
woodward aId occupied by him. A Shaw and {; Is
Townsend as stores; a three story brick building
owned and occupied 10y Babhi rs q store; wood
erJewelry shop occupied by Mr. Pitts; three STORY
block occupied by L NJ Perkins, the woudsa sturo
OF ; * w Reed, and one or two Others Of less value
The total loss is estimated at $4,000, OF which
$4,000 is insured.
Al the same place, on Thur.day morning, tho
barn OF MIR james r Brown was consumed, togeIb
with two horses. Loss about S4OO-buildrng IN.
snred-suPposed To be the work of an incrndiary:
end on Ihe following rning, a barn belonging a,
Mr. Charles Cobb was consumed. Origin Of the
n'e nnSnnwn-!oss between two aud three hundred
dOllars-Insured Bale Sun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

The Washington Pa Examiner, with the name
OF Mr. Buchanan, ss The candidate for President Ay
ing at IT'S head-whO was 50 ultra fcderalist, that
he declared Ihat"If he was aware that he had one
drop OF Democratic blood IN him. he would open a
vein and let II out" says: "he country is rapidly re.
turning 10 'he prosperity Of Der brighlerdays and
this Is, because Federalism il in The yyane-C,,
says the same paper AS federalism rises the coun.
Try sinks" surely Buchanaa stock must be getting
low IN the Keystone Stale
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

FROM MONTEVlDEO- The captain Of the
brig Alfred Hammond, arrived at New York, on
Friday from RIO Grande, whence she sailed on the
iSih April states that two days previous Buenos
Ayrean cutler arrived. bringing intelligence that
MonleNIdeo was besleged by the forces Of Buenos
Ayre', and it was supposed wcud soon surrenJer.
as The provisions WIS very scarce and The inhabit.
ants nearly IN a slate Ofslarvaton
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

DUTY on RAW COTtON-Lsiesi accounst
from The leland Of Jamaica slate that the planters are
every where abandoning the culture Of sugar cane
end taking up that Of COTTON Recent experience
has shown that the coil Of that Island i admirably
adapted 20 no growth. yielding large crops OF cotton,
Of superior quality o. auy that eau be grown in
the United States Would our Southern friends like
20 have tho tar on raw couo taken OIL and O. Tree
importation offered 10 the planters Of JamaIcai
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

THE SANDWICH ISLANDS-we have al
ready given an account ofths violen seizure Of the
Islands Of the Pacific by the BRUSH. The New
Orleans Bulletin. gives the following statement Of
small seizure BY tho same authority.
Among the instances of petty wrong--oi piferinp
we may say of which Lord Pauei was guilty aiter
he hid censumrnnIed his errand of wholesale tubbe
ry, particularly mean has come TO our knowledge
The uiled thief seized iorcIbly a iavotite yacht
belonging 10 the kIrg, and used by him IN M, eS.
curslons from island island Of his dominions n nd
made It tender 10 her maioSiys frigaie. The
staggering and hSavadu tone oi has letters however
shows has L"r ish'p To be capable of any mesnness
Wronching kingdoms from their owners is his prin.
cipsl business. but he hot above stealing plea.
sure b0aI when he has occnsIon or onpntlnnlIY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

DANDEHONS.-The Bangor Wing says that
there o. q man IN Cambridge Mass, Vho cuIivaies e
quarter Of On at 70 Of dandeons forths Boston msr
kois, and 'ha' hi' crop Of them yields him Two bun.
pred dollau annual income.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08
AFRENEHLAnY MISS1

A FRENCH LADY. MISSING.-On
Tuesday French lady took passage in
the steamboat Worcester, for Boston -
She could speak buJ very little English.
and had no baggage. In the course of
the Evenlng she appeared strange in her
behaviour, but not so much so "a 10 at.
tract much attention. On the a rival Of
the boat at Norwich, she dress / herself
preparatory to taking the cars, and went
on deck. On landing the other passen-
gers, she was missing, and has not been
found since. She left her bonnet in the
cabin and her pure containing two SOW
ereIgns. She was dressed in black silk
appeared about 40 years of age, aud We
rry gen'eeI. She had no companion with
her, nor was she known TO any ono on
board the boat. There is a very little
doubr but she weRt overheard and was
MISUNDERSTANDING intentionally or not,
IS not known.-N. Y COur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

The President Of the United States. accompanied
hy The Postmaster General and his daus hler reach.
cd home this afternoon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. halfthe quantity
OF tobacco received at Bremen from IN IS
country IS sent TO Sweden, Norway,
Denmark and Russia. The people IF
that city smoke $4,000 segars daily 800
millions are manufactured yearly
Anne rlcan flour IN parcels OF 100 lbs.
would find reader sale than in barrels
The citizens Of Bremen own three mill.
IONS Of U. 5. Stocks. Money is loaned
at ~ TO per cent. per annum. The
actual capital OF the place is so millions
dollars, aud all moneyed operations are
INDICTED through brokers, there being
no bank whatever. There is great a.
farm among the continental merchants
AZ the vast amount OF specie coming to
the United States.