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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

and important articles essential wat. will ask what
rehi situation of the arrcunrstf Wbe:e he's the AMER
farmer rnnrke, for hs surplus produce Except rC
e has neither foreign nnr home market tocs nc.
this clearly prove. when there market either nj nome OF
abroad that there Too much labor enpievd N
Common nt points ont the remedy Id&e JTom
crrcnture i> Cn,tei Sdtes hrrdred onsdna taSr
and Children and toiN gre maTHet Jc
more Us than al Europe noD arTishes "a
have been too long SUBJECT u the policy oi brsh @
ctants Il time should become lte more 1meTioah
and of feeding ard ab0ers al Enenho
own a short By cSRtiHu'nE our pre-
se't policy, nc shall be paEDe-s Ourscoes -r,.F
much wan,ed pay naonal debt md TO afford ~ me
oi thar defence WITHIN selves. Hick nc scJttv
cur con,r naf ILig Gfosgds md last though not least
proper dsirI5giiOR 81 labor. when H,t
beneficial 10 the heppiness. independence ana "ea " ~
community.
a" WED ''''''''u''' ANDREW JAtkSoN"
Here you see that Gen. Jackson (who about
this time voted with Van Buren,, Benton & Co.
for the Protective Tariff of 1924 is not merely
in lavo, of Protection, but OF Protection Just N
the way we insist on. The fact that 90 few OF
our People are engaged in Manufactures Is an
argument to him, not against but in faror OF Pro-
tecung Manufactures. He says, and says truly
that the wav to create market for our Agrlcul-
,ural surplus is, not to let Manufactures die out,
and Sd le, every one be producers OF raw staples,
but 10 take six hundred thousand persnns from
Agriculture, employ them in Manufactures, and
thus gire market for more bredd-StufS than al!
Europe no,o furnishes US. That is the -~7ay, and
the only way, to do it. Why will not some Of
,he new.light Fro,ectionists undertake to answer
these arguments Of JEFFERSON and JACKSON?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
Anti-Te1as Meeting.

From the Rochester Daily Dem'cfat.
SrR-You will by ol the resolution, of the eroent
meeting held IN this CITY, the ID INST that the editor ot he
Iny Advertiser nnd Republican respectfully regEoia
70 publish The proceedings OF the snid meeting The editor
that having refused To comply with the request.
cnmne,cl m nppen gnanmiy oia polite Al Uppontd,
~ communlcae our views 10 Democratic brc;hen snt
to the public. yours. tesferr,mHpv. u,-ppp,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

GF Gen. WADDY TAoMrsoN publishes letter
in the Charleston Courier, in reply to certain
charges preferred against him concerning his
course in relation to Texas Annexation. The
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

bsih City, Nc; Ann Elizabeth somer.; Mn Yourg Adams;
ireahd Sqmen ,ndi'na Coron, Philadelphia; Betsy
Renoruh white Albany; Despach Neker.on; sally Hope
mrcn bske, Commodore. Wilcox Aeri al. Oaks;
Taaalsn Ean Wle jas Long Hawkins Lamrheer, Kenny;
LnaT pro sn and Geo Hen y, Nickerson NYork Ham
i; ,;;b ur Ablny Encor Rush. Rondout Below, SIC op
Win umeef on seck SID Tton, Mobile; Wrllsman, for .
(;ndw vrti Eagle, Chenysoae; o Coles, Norfolk; W
Baltimom; fudora. Brown, Niork. -~N -
vkW hAvEs Dec lt-Arr I Brott ers, Thompson, New
lois' G.o.e .shng,on, Bur May kizab tn Buck
a,o,i Lion Levi; buek Reeves; James samuel,
chr aud Survey iou.k, thilad lphis; Eliza, Hove6
SSisnaywiae; Heey Chrs, Udeli Ann strong. AID
stowe Alb ~y Celeste, Wright Hudson. Sd Danisi Web
~ mrH,LApsLpHA, Dec ii-An Lois HONEYWELL, Hartford
sad 1d sen N fisak Fna An,es aett Capt John. Crane
1Gnn NIB Henry Hume Port Spain, rn; Brandywine ST.
IL RICHMOND. Dec 9-Arr Fountain Wesby, Thomaston.-
sia uen scott, Doughty, Jersey City,
NORFOLK, Lee 7-Arr Ph9nix Boush, fn Richmond bound
70 Nocans-pn IN to complete loading Oceans, nth, fun
hichond boond 70 New Ureans put complete load
ing sun, Holbrook from Boston bound the Rdpplha-
very gale the third, daring
spI sails lost boat carried away tie oreboom, &c.
nid Royal SAILOR Young West ladies; General Cobb Ham
mond io New por Commerce. Short, Newburypor Leroy,
fleet Of vessels which have been by wds for
yera days pa-wnd SW. CID, Arm, Perkins, West noes;
Neuvitas, Mcfarland, Deinerara
OEoRGEIowN, So Dec 3Arr Brazliero. Hitchbom Chas-
tom Ju o, Norris, Nfork. Cid John liiI Rowe, do.
= SAVANNAH, Dec Arr Newark, Merwia and Madison
buikey fork Topaz Mabee Havana; Baxter
boston. CID clinton, Lyon. and Hayden. NYork.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmBER u


Cleared.
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rsady Ge Kate fendcrsa Bo!am % Fraatlin La La Ewsii we'll
a #sss NS Hssy P "n
$ss issf ssiis slss nss.;aa Tsaa
rhiiadeiphia Excel Lowell and Grecian, Chase Boston;
NpS pS p 9ases Of Se %si from LIVERPOOL
Reds s ship IL 6seh. Ssw Xo De Har 70 days from Bremen
Bssqss IT RsS day; from stockholm win
s s s q 9s' II s a1,s
sss%s cos q days from with md's
E,qas q hsns H:a !O ostou) 60 days from Malaga with
,oas S w % % Gy' rG5 S IL Ss
Nieos spoke sch Waldo Boston for Port 1T au frnce e.
Brig Mohegan, Collins days from Philadelphia bound to
British brig Buffalo, McBumis. from Bridgeport in ballast.
Sch, AgsYSsm pastad from Nov ~ with y bids
s as o the
30 ~ PPs. Sc appeared as il some outward
tons wood Boonea Graves Co. Left American YES.
sehT william Clark f Eastpor. with ath potatoes
schr Increase, from Thomaston, with lime
s1Ss dH'ss sm G% ls% sSs'f Bs.sa wA ~as %s ma
Schr BENZ Bigelow, Baxter from Boston, with mdse
Schr Reside Langley, from Boston. with mdse.
Schr Arenzamend,, Willett. from Boston, with mdse
schr Thame, Billings. from Nantucket, win potatoes.
schr Gold Huaier Mansfield from New Haven with mdse
bound to Savannah IT. 80
S,sSe Ehst Sos%t S'Ss s; a,G% Bf.,g with produce
Propeller Quinnebaug. from Norwich.
Below.
Swedish barque Betty. Also. ship, brigs unknown
mi noeSh-
Ships Hamilton Reed Montevdeo; Washington Matteson
London; brig Ex el, Smith, Savannah, aud others. !
= The store ship lexington bound out is anchor of
Quarantine - : -
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
Correspondence OF the Herald.


RHODE = l.L.sDEn 0vvIer,,
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HHsi g. & &eh%sa gss As @ Ma
f, MYoE Lucy Ann Cushman Hartford for NYo Arios
CID 7th, Herald, Bnrdick, Mobile
miscellaneous Record.
BRIG COLUMBIA. from Savannah for st Jago which put into
that y would take $4,000 to put her in good order.
Whnlcmen.
&. Gsfs, sa.S MasI 1850 bs and 1000
st Sdd;'oa ab Say J@s e. T. Gs s e
e. ss ?9s% tSs 19f 5 s La h %ns s15 as W
s aS.s s ooS h. rep,d NO date Fanny sH hs Cops
Sg w 'ss li5o had spoken te pe Ju. % ONTARIO bb
bh ~ iuoo spm, Mozart Fisher OF and for Bremen full 400
GA a, do Belle tosw of fairhsvsp, Handy Pacific Ocean,
e., Naa,afEs5; . wi i1sS bS Reports May ssu.
ssS & ' MsSsy Nsreo %% %
Ts se%s %s Tsat as. ssSsh sSs Il Ssgs:
conn a. Gos;'sa @ d. S.y "a ar SS
a%s ISs do az soo spass sn s9 John Ad
20 hsoy Ms9 Ma9
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q, A$ e' aSSu, i 81 ssps "a. J..
letrsr fo,n 'Hss 1p, s! y, ana ~, iqr = ~ s5oo sp
OIL Cape de Verbs Oct 10, with Is bbls sp. -
Spoken.
Olive Branch 10 days from Savannah for Glasgow 29h ut
lat ~ IL, lon as 2o-hy the Pomona, at this port.
FOreiGr Ports
Anseline Tasso T. Street Hogan. Mary jane Wasson ssd
Dresden all dsg The Mary Clark Sweet Of Bo tom from
taken sick with yellow fever and died. On he 5h she
ashore dangerously sick with yellow fever IL
expected that Capt Crosby Of the wrecked ship Ebro would
Cr5vgLArD Dec S-Ar scoto, Gsyles and Amazon, Mon
roe bnfto r u Mrrrick, Scott, Chicago; Ward Crowl
Ere; JOY Presque Isle Cid Commodore Dorret Buffalo,
Ward, Crowl saadusky; Venus. Hagerdon, Detroit
Home Ports.
NEwBuEyPoRr, Dec Sid Bru,us, Osgood NOrIesns
SALEM Dec Sid Lucla Perkins, sumatra
PPsvEnLY, Dec 5-Ar Athens, Jones. Cadz, SC.
Bsl,mers. Zee oAn Lawrence Howes and Ida, Hae
ca. Hs assss .a Ss @ vi
sd"sf A'IiS sS. GSs2sss S$sl f. fss%p.s siss.
sfSs,a SIs ttITSfoNG tIS N,s and 2sSn ship and
as Ssa ssw l,ss s & so.,a"s Kss''sP sss
Emma Phiisdeipbis scbr 9adee Which cid Nov
ss Of s,sm sns s e Gad Havan c%bdge
hsp%aa, and rqp9e Who No.Sf; coa@bsas @i, sabSs
Wmns,sS DeI EI'f p,as Hash BaImor Sos Kbq
1 Banss s1a os%.S os,sns ss's; cio5y h
Harony and 0.ss .sudsBSs Bows PsPs hov
leiegtaphed, New Jersey from Batavia Panchts Newbnry.
poE, viEna s1yannah; Eagle -; Energy philsdeIphia
Nlork sld Iom Crngls, Dean IT John Nh ' '
fkoNpLsas, Dec S-An Mount Hopp, ofIDcauis, Eliza
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
NIONE1 MARKET.



Where was perfect panic in Wall street to-day
ocks fell of from to three per cent Every stock
the list declined-Farmers' Loan declined Il per
Int; Pennsylvania SIS, i5 stonington, II; Erie Rail
ad, -; Reading Railroad, III Mohawk, II; Long
rland, 2, Canton ~; Morris Canal, al Illinois, III
sntucky 6s Ii Ohio 6s, United States Bank, 1; In
ana. The sales were to very fair extent. The de-
esson in the stock market has bsen carried to much
extent than anticipated by the most rabid bear in
street The present panic is beyond the control Of
y clique Of stock jsbber. is the real panic and one
at will send prices to deeper depth than they have
ached yet This panic Is not created by spectators
the purpose OF depressing prices. but grows out Of
state Of our foreign sfairs 1t is produced by the
angerous position Of our relations with Mexico, and
rough that country, perhaps with others Of more i'm
rtance We believe, that should the existing feeling
n.inue ten days. quotations for all kinds fancy stocks
oud decline fifteen per cent at least from present prices
The United States Insurance Company OF Boston, have
is day declared semi annual dividend of five per cent
Alyable on Monday the 10th inst
Five dollar counterfeit bills, Of the Dover IN.
fank, extremely well done, in circulation at the
asst The description of those was as follows-
Iay W. Sawyer Jan. &C. 1871. Jonathan Dame, Cashier;
\. Pierce, President
The FINAL insament Of So the Long Island Railroad
Jock, We'd in June last and payable the LIST of
bnuary has been called The transfer books will be
the 2st inst and opened the 4h Of January
The Importance attached to the trade between the
nted States and China induces to refer again to the
abect and to give. from official returns. made at Can
nthen the only port open to foreign trade the trade
etween that port and foreign countries for the years
s4l and ls42. We annex table showing The commerce
each nation with China, in 1884, giving the arrivals
nd departures Of each flag during the year.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
State or Trade.

AsaEs.pots are inactive, and prices declining. We
now quote SS S7S 1881 Pearls held al - 20
Exports om ist to ioh nsPots, 1853 bbs; Pearis Ola
BaEapsTuFFs- Efforts now making to raise the
price oi Hour. Genesee ranges from 81 6S3 rs
COTTON he sales to-day 5U0 bales, Of which spin
lower.
HAy--Common qualities North River bse sell at as
SOC. There is very little doing in the article
Provisions pork. prime new, sells at 81; mess at
" 20 with tendency upwards. Lard sells wanted OF
q 6a6fc for kegs.
WHBxEY-D Drudge casks are helfat 24c Western and
prison we quote al "a 243c.
WHALE Oh AND BoNE-Not much doing in whale oil
Crude sperm sells at 80 cents South Sea Whale bone
fetches 42A cents
me transactions in sp rm in New Bedford last week
were limited to several small parces-n ali about 400
co.'s al W cents, which is decline About 200 bbls
sperm Oh have been exported to London, via Boston
me last ten days In whale, sales Of 7eO bbs or
quaity have been made at 81 3s3 cents cash
latter price, however, refused on Saturday for
ol Northwest OIL We have heard OF but one tansac
uon 10 that maiket-a sale of about 10 600 lbs N w
Done at 80 cents The stock hand, OF both des
Crons In New Bedford, is estimated at about 100 OOO
lbs The whole stock in the country estimated $780,
oo IDS exclusive OF 10000 lbs damaged in this CITY, aud
tnat IN the hands OF cutters and manufacturers.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

On Wednesday, 18th inst. at Brooklyn, AMKY POWELL
in the 74th year Of her age.
The friends OF the family invited to attend her fu-
neral tomorrow afternoon st o'clock from the resi-.
dence OF her SON. Albert Powell alt Adam street. with
out further invitation. ~
On Tuesday, 10th inst. Mr. JAMES FOWLER for many
years proprietor OF the Walton Mansion House Pearl
street, aged 43 years.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are res
o'clock = " -
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

Total piasters,

Total pia.ters,. Is,ls7,2s7 5soo.s7s
In the table of imports it will beleen that Of the value
received in English bottoms 100000 pasters were for
opumdcduct this amount and find the value of the
imports into Canton from England in English bottoms er
in vessels sailing under the English flag, becomes re-
duced o77la 9e piastres, only little than three
times the value received from the United States The
same proportion holds good in relation to the exports
from Canton to Great Britain and the United States
There is vast quantity Of trading carried between
China and the countries in the immediate neghborhood
We find in Calcutta paper statement showing the
por'aon Of cotton from that port to China for se-
verol years past.
Corror EXPORTED CHINA.
raw cotton, India mdz. .l.ls la l7s 4s7 aO0sso
This shows increase every year the quantity ex.
ported We account for this partly from the fact
that for several years past the intercourse with Great
Brtan has been disturbed and the supply many
articles previously received much reduced There
Is very large trade carried on between Russia and
China the north and west besides traffic to an immense
extent between the British East India possessions and
China Heretofore the foreign trade has been very
compared with the total foreign trade Of such
an immense empire. Five ports open the
merce Of the United States and Great Britain. Com
mercial treaties Of a very favorable nature have
been perfected between these powers, and the in
dustry OF each have, in the perspective, full en-
ployment for many articles OF manufacture for the
demand that must eventually spring from the wants Of
than three hundred millions Of people-a Of
beings greater than all the OF the world in the aggre
gate The table Of imports into Canton gives idea
Of the description Of goods they Immediately require
while the table Of exports shows their principal
pe and to what extent they at present used by the
people of the nations referred TO- We learn from
Washington that the treaty recently made with the Chi
by Mr. Gushing read to tho Senate while in Sc
cret session. and hope to have the pleasure
Of peruso The ratification Of this treaty, If iavora
BILE to interests anticipated will be one of Ii
most important movements made for the extenon OF our
commerce. known during the settlement of the
country There s not section of the Union that will
not be benefited by the opening Of this trade The
uacurers of the North the planters OF the South and
the cad miners of the West deeply interested in this
movement and lock for speedy settlement Of the ques
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
Foreign Imp0rtations.

ma %a's saa u M; eks EayIe pgs
Duckwity-sO0 kegs herring Pfeifer Wissmau-i case nut
megs Henschen unkar3 Wiceh ,usen- cask uoker-I
u bats bur!age Hurter-3 cks Wink-2 q Gilman
Schmidt Vogel6 Victor Achles-ioO kegs herring pps
gin 80 cs sugar II cks 100 bbls 3 cs to order r'
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

Ollie Is l. u
RESPECTFuLLY announces tnat on Wedne,day evening,
Opera House, assisled by full and effective Orchestra
DIR the direction Of LA MAMA, when he II have
the honor TO Perform the first tme mis-
entitled "NlaGAtA" with other novelties. Partlculars
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH-To be had at the Mu-
sic Stores, Astor House, and the dt cor. d8rc
MISS ELIZABETH AND ANNE sLOMAN, Hsrpsts
A Pians and Voc sss inform the public that
the Apollo Rooms being engaged due II be given
where their third Concert will take place. dli rrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT AND DAt.Ct,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF The FRENCH BENEvO-
,,r .,,,,,.,,LE LENT IC,lETY
vI'HE COMMITTEE Of the New York Fren, BenevoIe
Society has III honor that the
artists have kindly volunteered their for aud
vocsl and In trurta Concert be given at Palmos Thea
tr, on Saturday, Dec. ltth =
Signora BOkGHESt, Signora PICO,
and Nademnisee DFSJAKDINS
sgnors ANTOGNiNi, PEROZZI, sANQUIRICO
RAPE II, Msssieurs ETIENNE aud MARTIN.
OR II ESTRA AND CHORU s..
For particulars Of The programme small bills.
Admission hrst er and pargase ST. second tier 80 cents
Tickets to be mad rlmos Theatre. the Music Stores
and principal Hotels, and from the Committee.
Doors open at 7-commence at o'clock
Per order Of the Committee.
ds 1w jcb GEOk. GuYNET, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

EXHIBITION
I II E END OF THE WORLD
OF VERY LARGE sIZE, BY r. HneIli. At the Apollo 40
- Broadway The Exhibition entirely separate from
Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. M. to 4P. M.
Admission 25 cents. nit Imuc
NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
pEhSONS holding Scrip Certificates Of this Gallery are in
formed they Obtain tickets Of Life Membership
doc. Of The Gallery, which the of
National Academy Of Design the Society Library.
do lwsrm
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
NEW yoRK FULTON AND Ann STREET MEM

NEW YORK FULTON AND ANN STREET MENA
~ GEklE, t9 Fulton STREET and ~ Ann street, under h
direction Of John Stars This Mspagrrie Of
remarkable animals that ths country
foil de crption OF which will be found the large and small
bills Of the day.
There in the collection Buffalo Back Moose an Os-
rang Ouang an Elk Talking Bird, the Mno several kinds
Crowned Birds and many Of the animals sacred
history.
There capacious ring for circus exercises by wonderful
pony ridden BY the Oursne Outang Also the Camel performs
in the and be ridden by ladies and children and the
Moose Is also introduced in the ring.
separate for ladies' Fulton
dge Cutters drug Entrance for gentlemen Ann
The place well warmed, and the arranged like amp
tl,eatTs
Oren from . in the morning ill at night.
Admission i2k cents. di
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

-, Dxrts OF Srocks-BosfoN, Dec to, 1874.
Aacnanee Board so shares Reading RR, so5d 23k; 25
90 1ot 90 DO 2s 90 Norwich and Worcester RR sobd,
AZ; 20 do 6ood, III 20 d., sooi, 7a 1855 East Boston
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

IT BROWN, Stone Seal Engraver, 233 Broadway oppo.
site The ParkGCoais of Arms Cress Cyphers, sc:
grayed Stone Diamonds, Ameysts Topazes bought
he rough or cut 70 any form sgns Rings Keys Pencil Cases
device Coats Of Arms found and painted from So aud upwards
and forwarded TO part Of the United STATES Coat,
families di2 Its rrc
hoN sAr Sit Is no Longer question what safe the
best protection against all admit WILDEKS Saa
obef raised against Them, which has now been en-.
sy Overcome and the subscriber chal any prove
an ce when any s made b. him thavng his upon
g plate nat has ever jur'd books papers jewery b,
re p.dges himself TO the public that all safes m de
IN 81, uld one fail in either respect that his loss
ouu be greater than the safe that should
imperfect All other Salam.ndst Saies ia taon and
exclusive right torhe OF New York; TO manmfac
and furnish The genune Salamsnder Orders reciveda Iron
Sale warehouse and factory No Is9 Water street
SILAS q HERRING,
do I'm - - 80
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
LECI UkES FOh THE RELIEF OF THt
APPRENTICES LIBRARY

APPRENTICES LIBRARY.
TO BE DELIVERED BY DIR LARDNER at the Stuy.
vesan lnstitue-The first Lecture Of this Course wing
been po.o.e in OF the dangerous l Dr.
ardners eldest child will take place Frda evening" the
3h ins and IN der TO compensate those who purchased
tickets Tor the disappointment they experienced by the
pom msnt an add tonal ecure III he given The Course
hnay aTangs will consist OF five Lectures, as follows
FIid1v Dec l3th; The Plurality ef Worlds.
E;d E;sdnssqnay' ny' rse. 1o,S 'oth. Ihs sun
:, Monaay, Dec. 23d ........... The stellar Universe
To commence at halcpast o'cl ok, D ecselv.
The increase Of the city aud
the Library entirely Inadequate TO extensive field that ia
WHICH it Is placed
Believing that the community has much at stake in
the future character of apprentices class this city
ing from ten I? twelve thousand who hereafter control the
made to the citizens generally TO aid sustaining the proy
IN se whose fntue involve such
quences.
Tickets for the course Of five evenings gentleman
lady 80 cents for single evening" rs cents To be had the
App ences' Library No 81 Crosby Grand and
noome streets during the evening" at Van Norden Kings
stationery storr " William in the Exchanged Bartlett
Welfords Astor House; H. 8. Kaynors Bowery and
street. dl2loiac
A NIMAL MAGNETISM AND PHRENOLOGY, at the
society Ln6rsaTy Broadwy corner Of Leonard street
give another ohs Magnetic and Phr biological
the magnetic Prof Rodgers will also deliver short
Lecture on Animal Magnetism and Phrenoogy.
Admission Tor gentleman and ladies Single tick
cts 80 cents. Commences III o'clock dl2t
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
MAI CHLESS!
DR. VALENTINE AND BUNKER HILL!
At the Coll ln. $50 Broadwny.

THE manager determined distance every othr nlace o
amusement in quality and quantity ofatacti, has effect
ed short engagement with the celebrated Dr. Va enne who
connection with the grand Battle Of Bunker Hill which
Of itself is the wonderful mechanical exhibition the
Whole .urpssse real ie will bis budget Of
Peces-Mrh aud Marvel. shreds and Pat,hes-Muscsl Il
Sketches SC. &c. Doors 64-commence O'Clock
PS-Exhibons Wednesdays aud Saturdays r. M for
families aud schools.
IL On Thanksgiving Day, three performances, all the
will be given, at II A. Nj, and again r. M.
The New York herald., 1844-12-12

This table shows the amount Of tonnage employed by
ach nation trading with the Chinese, in ls42. We au-
ex statement showing the value of the imports snd
xpors Of Canton for 1884, from and to Great Britain and
he United States.
COMMERCE OF CANToN-VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
England. u States Total
Importation, pasters 81 96I 2O3i,g7I s37f7 832
xportation, piasters 1387,287 5600,913 l878826O
favor Of England ....., 852567 ~ IL
AGAINST the U States. .... -. 3,56602 -.
Against China, ......... -. 80 1850 572
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
THISTLE RAIL-,

THISTLE BALL.
Essna MANAGEGs IATiS e & The TMsTLE BENEVOLENT
.ss.S
The order Of Dancing according progamme Mr. }. Pke
Band s'a S. q % The Ss M the
S f S na sssn NH % efsssi Bari w e B. s e s b % ha m9
B,rP e. and National Airs viii Be- played previous % ~ M
enesnsn =. Nell :, duTqs The n,em.sion Of d,.siu
s SisIF v &. ssas GSs
"Gnd night, an 10y be W. ysa aw. Tickets 81 to admit
i1a 'yf SGRR "r s''is Fe:at iss
RlCHARpsoN ofPerry aud Greenwich, v President;
aeLAGGHiIN sIi.sss,S street; as,t JAMES vlRrUE
corner !sh ,eet and s,h Avenue; p, DouGLAss corner
sF "a cs asS Il ,ssas ssa
AN sess Gnsss. a. ~ as.sn .I
B-Memben Of the Association can have theiI tcies
MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINs respectfully informs
a. sna ssd as .ss s'ss'
he will the fayois Polka Maaouris and ali the oths
"a <, O'Clock to o'clock
w''sss e are s ss
GRAND BALL ON THANKSGIVING NIGHT
AT TAMMANY HALL.
Mr. PARKER has the honor 10 his friends
TtEsbA Tsn"s the s s on witch oeeoa Rs's Rs w an
prag lorwsId iGr the hr,t ms n ball room, the popular
% %psH %sw ffsf Dance bsses viii y &
BY Mr Parker AID hi, daugher; Pas seu Zephyr
% lie faises % i y .. Ss s. rfo"Gyss rsr %@ III. sff Se
WI VIII dance lie roIss Ds"es mn ia .s ioT g. as r
WI, be as T,g.a dance by different ss,ls q misses ,ad chill
!, oeee and SsS CONTINUE m% 70 an M noa
Tickets Of .dmisou Oue Dosrcan be Obtained Hall
ora, nr rs residence aoI Bowery. dlo q a'ro
NOVA SCOTIA .rOTATOEs--A very superior article,
,a,asc n, ,Gs a nT sos.nn on hand ana Tor ss!. "a
The New York herald., 1844-12-12
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Nov. 2s--The market was glut.ed with Ams
rcan produce md the last cargo Of rice slid was at
iias Lumber was dull OF SALE and the cargo OF tns
Iopez was sold at prices ranging from IL $2a per M