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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-06
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
Thursday, Feb. l, 1874.


Present as yesterday.
MIR Justice Story said he was directed by the Cour,
TO call the attention of the Bar the present of
the docket, and in the spirit not of complaint, but oil
the most entire courtesy and kindness, to make some
few suggestions for their consideration. 1t must be p
parent 10 all persons connected with the Court tha
the present docket was 50 large arising from the great
increase Of the business of the country, and the
nituds and Importance Of the interests involved in IT,
that the Court could accomplish title of themselves
without the coidio cooperation of the Bar, in the
deavor to dispos Sc OF the mass OF causes before it.
The Court felt deep anxiety, in which there could
be no doubt that the Bar equally participated 10 make
sensible impression upon the docket, ard thus TO give
repcsc sutors, and satisfaction TO their fellow ciii-
zens st large. Indeed, upon such subject, il is OBJ
vious that the Court and Bar had common interest
with the public; and bad occurred TO the Court that
the suggestions which he was about to make, might,
therefore, be favoraby received. In the first place.
der the present rule Of the Court the parties emit
tied If they chose, 10 lay before the Court printed arsu-
,nens on both sides, when speedy decision was de-
sired; and, such cases. the Court would have ample
opportunity to 10 final decision, by devoting the
intervals of their leisure, no, occupied by hearing
guments in Court to that purpose. In the next place,
although the Court that, in many of
great importance and difficulty, prolonged argument Is
necessarily occur, in order present their full
merits yet, The condensation of these arguments, as
far as could be made by the Bar, consistently with
their duty to their clients, would be of great utility
and aid to the Court. And in the next place, where
there were Two counsels, one oil whoW was inne-
dately TO follow the other in argument, much time
would be saved in embracing different points, if
the counsel TO divide those points, and each should
argue when practicable, the points not occupied by The
other.
These were the material suggestions, which he
directed by the Court lay before the Bar for
their consideration, and if they approved of and
followed, just hope might be entertained that the
end proposed would be obtained, and an impression
made upon the docket which would give satisfaction 10
The public.
No IL. Daniel Shriver rs ID. Lynn's devisees In
error to the Circuit Court U. S. for Maryland
Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered The opinion OF this
Court, irming the judgment of the Circuit Court in
this cause, with costs.
No I5a N F. Shelton rs. C. Tiin and L. P Perry.
Appeal from the Circuit Court United States for Eas.
Louisiana
On motion of Mr.. Upton, this appeal was docketed,
and dismissed with costs
No. 10. Wan R. Hanson 1t al, Plaintiffs in Error, rs.
J. II. Eustace
The argument of this continued by Mr..
Sargent, for the Plaintiffs in Error
Adjourned ill Tomorrow, II o'clock, A. NJ.
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The Washington Cores pondent OF the New orK
EXPRESS writing on the Goth ut gives us not fancy
sketch but sketch Of facts-and 1t shows how Inc
Wings are uniting their columns, what extraordinary
elements they bringing toge,her-"hee OIL OF oiacK
etone and there q bill of whi,e"-Mr. RVes with MIR.
Webster and how they counting upon carrying
the day by the aid of such coalitions
The Supper.
"You will see no dsafeced spirits IN the
Wing ranks in ~ than there were in 30. Tile voice
of the Wings is unanimous for Henry Clay; and every
General Major Colonel, Captain, Corporal and Sol
der will fight valiany for their worthy and distIn-
rushed champion The only rivalship will he as to
who shall do most for the Wing cause
at was my good fortune to be
present at social party of Wings last evening, given
by the worthy Mayor Of this city, Slr Seaon al the
n In,eigenccr.) Daniel Webster, General Scott
Thos Ewing, Mr. Rives, the President OF the SENATE
with majority of Wing Senators and Representatives
in Congress were among the guests. There were about
hundred presen, altogether all good n.ea and rue
"a good Federal Wings, that is the "word!) Il vas
Impossible for the many not TO render some little honor
10 tho distinguished few and IN the course OF the even
ing the President of the Senate proposed sentiment
in honor of "the British treaty, 10 which was added by
another Senator present, ''ts distinguished negota-
tors The sentiment was drunk with hearty unani-
NIFTY by ALL and Mr.. Webster instantly and most nm
PLY reiored follows: "The American Senate-wi'i.
out which, The treaty would have been nothing, and
its ne gotiation worth less than nothing The Senators
were dumb and could add nothing to THIS Ihey hao
maid generous tribute to Mr.. Webster, but Mr.. Web
s,er far outdd them in generosity OF sentiment, &c
aIhe best feeling prevailed throughout, and many oil
those who the party opposed to The Wings have fiat
,ared themselves aenatcd now and forever, were
found together, in sentiment sympathy and resou'
ton am, perhaps violating in some respects, proPrI-
ely, in thus making public what was designed to be
merely as meeting of men of kindred opinions, but
cannot forget that public in some respects public
property and doubly when socially as well public.
ly they together for the common good Morally and
politically good influence goes forth from such meet
ing 1t upon the country here, in the Union OF
all the Wings for the sake of the Union
"kidred opinions!'-Messrs. Rives and Webster
when such men pire, the really "good and true
Republicans. must combine together. The friends OF
Calhoun aud Van Buren,, who are separated by no d't-
ference of principles-who do entertain "kndred OPT
mons and tone in sentiment, sympathy and
resolution must act boldly together. II ia good IN
1uence goes forth from such meeting. revealing at
supper, and drowning every thing in the flowing
goblet, how much more deeply united are the friends
Of principles, and how much greater moral IN
Gnence will 90 forth from the united counses and firm
resolves OF our late State Convention.
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Henry Bednger, OF Virginia. having been detained in
our city, paid visit the Fourth Ward last evening,
and addressed the Democracy there assembled in a
strain of eloquence seldom equalled, and force of
gumen perfectly convincing lie gave the mos, cheer
ing accounts of The progress of the good cause in the
Old Dominion, and assured the meeting that the :'ko
Their OF Democracy would have her principles and her
honor trumphantly sustained in the coming contest
1t will be by reference TO another column, tina,
Col b. will address the Democracy Of the Fifth aud
Sixth Wards, this evening" al Jefferson Hall, corner
of Hillen and Exeter Streets Baltimore R<pn5 Ftb
The Baltimore Republican will be pleased TO learn,
that this eloquent was nominated by our State
Convention, or Friday evening, one of the screen
teen Rtpubiedn Electors OF Virginia. Enquirer.
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~ "The Republic" journal lately established in
the City of New York, and devoted to Mr. Calhoun,
has thought proper to threaten an attack upon the
phantom of "Richmond Party" and upon the Rich
mond Enquirer. As some other paper, which prefers
Mr.. Calhoun, may initiate its example and carry on
the war against us, think it right TO come forward
at once, and frankly to declare, that we will carry on
no such with them-that We have no war with the
friends of Mr. Calhoun. Pence is made-the party 10
ssuni.ed e-unted, and indivisibe We have r"-
changed the tomahawk for the olive branch en- re
,rH have no war with any of the friends OF .od. -
Calhoun. Let common efforts be now oI'ecs -,
object and let The only emulation DE- ~aI 10 the
best promote the principles, md pest paw
Import of The candidate, of the hepuol'cau
Hr till let mihi) crunt artes As was sn'u W o"e "
The orators Of the Convention
"Now is the Winter Of discomfort, -,
Made glorious Summer by the sun Oh io'n,
And aI lie clouds that lower Il upon our ho"Se,
In ,l,, deem hpsnn of the ocean hurled.
our be- bound with victorious wrealis,
On, .,a,m Alarms changed 10 merry meetings
GIN y,s,r,d war hath smoothd his wnked 'front.'
Hut instead of hanging up sour bruised arms Tor
monuments" we must turn them with united force and
redt,ubled visor upon our common opponents.
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II is said, that the day after Nr Porters rejection,
he rendered TO the President the seals Of Office and the
President requested him to retain them until success
sor could be appointed.
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..Tbe New Orleons Herad" has been kind enough
10 recommend Nj Seth Barton of New Orleans, to
nsrcular acquaintance on Of his s,auDch Re-
publican principles, his general talents and his hi dis
junction the bar We have not yet had the pleasure
of personal acquaintance with MIR. Baron-but as he
is q native of the of fredericksburg, lin which
we spent so many Of the happiest moments of our
fe) and whal capital speaker ard fine writer, (as
we have The pleasure of knowingly we shall be glad to
take him by the hand, if he should return through
Richmond from Washington. He has recently been
visiting the Metropolis, to appear before the Supreme
Court Of the United States in the celebrated suit of
General Gaines and wife, &c. We understand, that
one of the judges of that high tribunal pronounced
that speech be Zone Of grea. power, and showed
vast fund of informaton-that he himself had been
electrified by it-and that the Court entertained the
same opinion of its merits"
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Issct it, what then viii this Sir Oracle Say snd n,i
Presidential champion the "diS''hgu's"eo
the American System
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Died

On the and Of February. alters short and Illness
aged months and 81 days.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tend her funeral tomorrow II o'clock at noon at No.
372 Broome street, without further invitation.
On the 2nd instant, HoNoRA, wife Of Michael Hurley,
aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend her funeral, Sunday the 4th instant from $50
Cherry street
Feb and, iS44 JOHN MoRIARrr native of Traee Ire
land.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock from his
late residence No. 35l Water street.
Feb End, 1874. HANNAH CANAAN, aged &c years.
On Monday the Goth ult at his residence at Marlboro
Ulster Co, N w. DENNIS H. DOYLE, in the 10th year of
his age, formerly resident Of this city.
On Thursday, Feb. LIST, Of lingering illness, FRAycn
MEExLN aged 50 years native Of Managhan for the last
% years resident OF this city.
His friends and those of his Barnard and Frank,
and his sons inaw John Laderey, Patrick Rauney and
John L. Cassedy, respectfully invited attend his -
neral from his late residence 279 Mulberry street.
day the 4th, at half past O'Clock, F. Nj.
p S.His remains will be taken Brooklyn for inter-
ment
On Wednesday evening last benjamin. ROMANO. nm
cold citizen and revolutionary soldier in the eighty
] aDond year Of his age
His relatives and friends and those of his Samuel B.
Romane and Of his sons n.law Gregory Dillon, Charles
Nichols, Timothy Olmstead Henry M. Western and Cor.
nelius NJ aul requested without further nvitaon)
to attend his funeral from his late residence No u Hud
son street. this Saturday afternoon at 81 NJ, pre-
ciseiy,
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LAuEsr SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHuApELPHIs. Feb 2-No arrival or cle,rauce.
bALTiMnRE Feb Arr Mary Catherine SpeRhts Charles
ton. CD Baltimore. LeBrcn Rio Janeiro aud mkt
sAy.NEAH Jan 26-Arr Eli Lawton, Lanfair. NYork-
McnnF Jan 2s-Gid Mary Phillips, Pratt and w.tumpka
Ho~ler NYck; Ellen IHrl Rore Liverpool; pheoix. Fry
BaTore Two harys Post. Havana; Goth, Talisman So.
msis boston. Liadea, koopmsn. NYork.
NEW ORLEAvs Jan 2l-Ar Albania Cr0well, Portsmouth
MI; Saston Edridge and Auburn Durey. New York; Nep
Iaae Jay kio Jansirp Dsdem Br] Grant, and Russell
NV York Wright. ;aIys:ioa CID Magnet Ham,
Carl Mar" illes Lady Ambea Thompson. Boseop; James
Perk Hall! Cincinnati Rose: Genesee Min Cubs an.
char and Kenhswa Harvey, New York; Aabams Rsnlett
Cadz Stephen 9ionsv Br] Bell Kingston, jams Viz.
gina robasco; Chester Hrown, Syannah Ar i8h Thra.
can B'own Marcil'es Adene Eliza, Hopkins. Havana;
o" %s tSss AUD Vera CTms; Ad'Tap parsson Quad.
Rammohun Roy Cuts Work Angelina Harnss do C.ri.
to- Jamson Mafanzas VIM Turner. Laguna Below 2Ist
Charlie "agne from Fhnnsston The NE Bar; Clifton
sell. from NY0rk at the Powder House.
Mise eiianeous.
BARqUE CLARssA, Melche from New Orleans for NYork
IN go ng to rm the former under her
on sera OF ship Concord he lay
lump OF the ar carrying her taral cut'ing
to the ransom and doing damage Tn. Ciassa carried
away her bowsp and he I'd Enees and was
the city 10Th ult. 10 undergo repairs -
spoken.
Apth,rp. and Maria, Jan ~. off Berry Islands.
foreign Ports
GALVESTON Jan 20In port Star Republic for New York:
Jean Key, for Havre; SAT guard Susan for Liverpool
Anto'nee AID Ferdin nd. for breu en-; " schr Fl r.
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0- The writer Of the amend Odds tssimony 70 the
virtues Of Pesses Horehound Candy -
Ill HloH sTRxrT. bRooGLyN,
Nov. I. Ie43.
GEyriE MES :-For the past several years have suit
Tered under the pains Of consumption attended with all
the suffering incident that dreadful disease debilitaed
by constant pains in the side and hectic cough complete
y FRUSTRATED and looked forward to find the soother OF
our troubles in death-I induced by advice Of my
Friends make trial Of your Compound Horehound Can
dyI found slight relief and with confidence have used
freely am proud to say that my health is restored,
and feel wen as at any time for number Of years.
My recovery has been perfect convince that
your Candy acts like charm.
can only add that long live shall feel ever
grateful to your happy invention and my wishes for
your future deserved success. Respectfully yours,
SARAH ANN DAILY.
To Messrs. j. Pease K Sons, As Division st.
Sold 40 Division street and 10 Aston House Ledger
buildings, Philadelphia State street. Boston ITO Bal.
tlmore street. Baltimore 81 State street, Albany I'D
Fulton street. Brooklyn 232 Broad street, Newark
Agents.. c. Dubois x Co Mobile Bears & Morgan
New Orleans Edwards & Francis ST. Louis, Mo.
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water Formally the average Of boats would carry go
to 300 barrels Of aournow from 800 TO 600 barrels Ine
purpcse BY this Improvement e slrsady very gees and
still further improvements may be anticipated The mum
Der OF ockages for the at the most crowded point
averages day. whereas the 10Th Of October the
lockages for "a hours i6I Al thi. rate single old
lock would have passed ANA boats during the season
and yet been occupied only Is out OF each "a hours
whereas largest locksge for the at any one lock
232ls This experiment shows, that from Utica to
Schenectady single lock at the VIXEN the bus
ness is most pressing and the most crowded points
at rest about oneha Of the time; west of Syracuse the
these facts conclusvely demonstrate that il not
only unnecessary hut in the highest degree improvd
to the State debt single dollar for the purpose
Of enargng the Erie and that there il not at this
time the slightest necessity for going with the enlarge
ment doing thing than to keep the canal in
in good repair"
We have received the official report Of the Porto Rico
trade for ls42 compared with the previous year. There
has been rAng increase in the of the island
IMPORTATION AND ExrorArIoN or Poaro Rico FOR 1871
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BOSTON. Jan. 3Oth-f. NJ.
The weather continues Intensely ced; the the"eter this
ming 10 EXPOSED snaon, below Our hstbor -
completely closed with lee Gar down the Naraws, aad
hundreds of aud boys skating hewee' Long Wharf
and rhe tas Th' East Boston and Chee, Ferry Beats
hay thu, far ply reguar' maki'f
To cut Oh mel III mail ship Britannia
depart Thursday. hr regular da and hundreds OF vii
h. mpoye1 fo ~ inc out this prJect No IN
hon vessels apr aoh nearer he ctv than Nantr ".
- u the barb closed wh the OF
tsmoah. N " end last OFT Me.
B',m," h,p Schiller, from Li,sro 81 loth u'I; b,nnes
nrssec, and rochelle from New t,rie brig Chatham m
Baltimore, at anchor in Nanasket koads so he brig
lumber loaded anchor Sopnd Point Sthy Mary Jane
Evans St john NIB with salt At anchor of SIertsre
Island with ak other scbrs unknown Pilot boats Re-
lief aud Phantom outside clear Of tho ice and fast
they manned supplied by the Of the
side sotsn up) who fad difficulty In getting board
fom the ice. 49,.
MA m, stns has bses held in the Escharxe his noy
the Mayor presiding and sufficient pud have been subscribed
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Feb SOP. N.


There is nothing new In Wall street Everything re-
mains in very quiet state. Stocks are still very unset.
tied Paterson advanced percent Norwich 7; Canton 3;
Harlem declined !. Ohio 6s !; Farmers Trust !; vicks
burg ?; North American Il Illinois. Kentucky, PennsyL
yana ss and Indiana, firm at the closing prices Of
yesterday The sales Of Kentucky 6s quite large
but operations in all other descriptions very mode
rate.
The New Orleans money market continues in q very
easy state. Doubloons are much wanted for Havana.
Exchange very scarce, and the supply not
surats with the demand The receipts of specie the
Goth inst. amounted to S9,720.
The questions between the Western and Worcester
railroads regarding the transit Of passengers and freight
have been talsen from the committee in Legislature,
and referred for arbitration Senator Child Of Worcester
County and Judges prague and WARREN the decision
these referees to be binding for year. and each party
to give three months notice of dissent its continuance
The exports of domescs from Boston for the week end
ing the 27h january to the East Indies 1876 bales;
Rio Janeiro. $50 do; West Indies d. total 500 bales
Governor Davis, the commissioner appointed by the
lnos bondhoders in Europe to examine the internul i'm
provements Of that State, has returned to Massachusetts
lie IS accompanied by Mr.. Ryan, commissioner on the
part Of the State, who returns to EurOneDh the report
The quarterly reports Of the Wall streeonks begin to
make their appearance Those Of the Bank Of Commerce
and Mechanics Banking Association both doing business
under the free banking law. present the following fea.
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~ndaly opea the harbor. and the Britannia viii leave
Thursday. her regular day.
Sailed fiom below bssqrs Renas. fos Charleston.
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
PAcKEr sHFs MspLAroR Chadwick. for London. end st.
Nicolas P for Havr sal to-day Their letter bags are at
Giipn's. in the Exchange.
e h.,t, go u nd sSpr.perS hr,y westerly giles
HsSs~sS for SSoi Left IT 90 Is. Bal. ship o.eos
ps sn =, c.I,assE win,ov of Portland from Ass.ndr.
Beaver NIB r, rSp and gram Went snos .d n .s
ss g es
Z; s'i Y. are
DATE. ssF se .ss ss A.. .. to DE R Esss
with hs AID have w p 10
cam S
le uas,s she shoul meet with some farther accident.
Pc.t Penn :: pos.Si. S'' tue '''s up 70
%:: g: II $:s
T s oe board to her being
0s'' r :Sr .s sa.a1 s
S:. ss' s"f sis. "c ape
Cod. near Nsq.rt Light on ihe ash.
:i See
By IN the snow . SOU, 81 that date
s sae e %seb asssa: %s:
ss. had
made e. ..ss.; 4s;ey
NUMBER vessel. and departing ON
.s.s: g. .
s,, ' ss; 'as ssS,. $50 s
cludd in his statement not bsilg registered under the laws
Jsh1 Mntg5n Stark New York f,r New Orleans. Jan &C.
aooi New s' ~ As1. Ss, sam. ,mby tn.
Alab,ma days from Apaaehieoa for NYork Jan %. lat
Foreign Ports
sa SeS YS si %
A Ss, s1S r s,s Adams for New
York days. with cargo Of the Braius condemned.
ssssi
e.: s' o. e ;fs s on
' Of sns 9
rss ice !. now solid TO The outer Lisht.
.no csDs Sa
Is % sp % po
VAN Sdsg and az red Ss, %
ID e. e.. <,
% ' IS"'s sS t 'ds and
NV HsSss :. a,-sld BENZ min l. Swan. Benjamin. and
~Ssx1ssri jan ss;H% Sss;aS, hsn e. Portsmouth, for
Nyot fovdsace; Isaac Bolsa brown Fall RIVER for
the a6ng, Harriet Jessie and juno Sw from NYnrk CID
aa'hsrine Berry NYork Merchant, jordan and Cerysnes
2sth Forisn Tyson. NYort: Janet Maria Rn] pensch
}siy ASy1s Ss s:'
| Indies
s.vArrAH. Jan27-Ar New Jersey. Brown NYnrk Oneko.
Kelly, Boston, Cid Clinton: Lyon, and Imp rial Read New
York SD Essex Goodsch, Po.t Perc Gcad: MsrE,ret,
s:..j d:,ys ~ s
[srl Smith, for liverpool ldx Lr;naeT BIZ rh.lAn Avon
New Zealand. Brl Macaey, from Newry do; Eli Whitney.
;nd s..ah CPL F g; Lys5pGC dE; Hs9e
wig; John Msaa Brl Wat. Getaoct do brig. Persess.
rance Leach for Point ee Quad ldr Wilson Fuller Cobb,
do dg Hava. GiIpstek from Havana diss Coqseite B
Ysaas Ds%e,,,a w,S Ransom k:sns CuTaess, dG shI.
Bermuda Do; Doris Pr Lloyd tOn Belize, Hoa. spr; Eu
KEY WEST ian Ian Iwaaowns. shinn. New York; J D
Moves, do; M Waterbury. Thompson. Apaachcola 10Th
MoptE, Jan Atari Hide, Soul-, srusnd; Clara Pen
Ran Gage, Collins; William Crnck, md Palmyra Burgess
Tavsns AndrossSeSi1 DAYS. FIani'n Lag Berthe Brown
prrb~ Perkins provdencs Hermitage Badger Croton
Soullard NYork.
NEw rnLgANs. Jan BAR Chas Carroll. Dem, Boston;
John Clayton Moore Barbados; Ccols. Tremis
Madison Keller. 81 AIMS Bay. ia Clio Commerce Ashton,
lett Bosou yictorne, Jones Caroline. Paen.
| (s) Rollins Galveston.
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sn1es Oh stocks al PhIIadeInhi..

Fiesr BoAHp, Feb 2-Sl0000 State 5s cash. IS $1,000
DO g. $4,000 City 5s 1850 1881 800 do 1886 100 500
81 400 do do, 81 do N Am. hank $685. do do. a6e
90 do Wilmington Railroad b5 1884, so do do s5f l6s
do Union Bank Of Tennessee. 63 $4,000 Cincinnati 6s
SemiAnnual g. 1876 50 90 shas Liberty Cas- as 500
Old County SIS, 1850, 81; $1,000 State 5s IS share
Philadelphia Bank 100 ~ do Moyamensing Bank 30
do Reading Railroad .3 $1,000 Tennessee S. list Janu.
ary. IS.
SECOND BoARp, Feb. l23O shas Grard Bank 81 $1,000
Tennessee Bonds lst JAM IS 100 shas vcksburg Bank
esp "a do do, esp. o; 2S do do, 100 do Wilmington
Railroad s5f lBs $50 do do 6s 10 do Union Bank Of
Tennessee, 63s $4,000 Cincinnati Bonds 100 shares
Pcnnsy lvania Bank, s5G 2i2.
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Balsncc of tr de ia

Making the total arrivals la4s and the departures 1917
more than athird of which American vessels. OF
the exports $500 to the United States and of the
imports 23l00 from the United States. Our trade
with the West India islands is annually increasing. and
the American tonnage engaged in the carrying trade
stantly augmenting.
The following maniesto from the State Department,
may be of much importance as it gives outlet to
Of our surplus stock Of breadstnds
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Jan. 81, 1874.
Information has been received at this Department that
by an ukase Of the 9Th Of November l8l3 His Majesty
the badness of the harves in the Government Of Esho-
Mas this year. has degned to authorize the Importation
free from duty Of the foreign grains hereinafter described
until the LIST OF july 1874, viz rye wheat oats barley,
and buckwheat in grain as well as in -four and pase but
at the same time the transportation Of these said sorts Of
grains from the said ports to other Russian ports shall
he prohibited during all the Of navigation of lS4a
the transportation land Of the grains Of Ehonas to
the same manner in 1867