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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01
MARITIME HERALD.
Movements or the steam sh,p..
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER l.

Sun sEfs 8 man WATER -. ~ y
--
Cleared
ship Victoria Stark, London John Grsvold
ship montezuIna, Lowber, Liverpool q n Marshall.
ship Oneida, Funck, Havre, Boyd < Hincken
ship Prince de Joinvie, Lawrence, MarseiIles Bovd &
Hnckep. '"s'' Ivy" -
Ship Southport, Grii h, Charleston. Geo BulLIev
Bsrqns Francis Barr, Coffin Norfolk, eager & MAILER.
BnR IaIquna scott Kingston ia. Underwood & Rowland
Brig Eciyse, (Brl -. 81 Johns. NE. r w Newman & Co
Brig J?s Ham Brl Holmes, st John NIB q 4 j Laurie
pr Mercury, tbr) Dean, st John NIB. r Winniett.
Schr Herald, Small, Tobasco, Nesmith x Walsh.
Schr Ghas r. Thorn. Jackson, Wilmington, NC.
Schr Boston, Collins, Boston, s w Lewis.
Barge Whale Wicox, PHILADELPHIA,
BARGE Planet, Green, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Bremen ship Ws.phslia Vessels. from Bremen Sept a.
with mdse, to OeIrichs & Kruger "
nBaqus Glaton Towne 81 days from Lesho, with mdse to
srans R,nger Milliken 90 days from Malaga with fruit,
Bremen bsrge Caroline Raschen q days from Bremen,
gang Tybse, Mccormick 10 days from Charleston, with
to X Post. ' ~ "f' '
plsn schr Acheve ngham days from Bermuda, in bal
." !, 20 silddletons X Co. Left no Americans.
10 Allen x Paxson. ' ' anu ''
S Schr Boston, Dunnng, Frederck.burg flour.
Sch Lazy OF The Lake, Virginia.
Schr narxaret Jane, Sterling, Philadelphia.
= schr Ofozimbo, Milliken, Lubec,
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BALTIMORE, Oct 81, Ooi5.
Effect Of the Foreign News-TAe Rape Trai-Prasress ef
The liverpool Packet Line Sciss Bell Ringers-7he
Delcy Concert-Bfarkefs, &c.
The news by the Great Western, as will be seen by
my report of the markets. has had quite an unsettling
tendency in this city. Our dealers all resting on
their oars for the arrival Of the Hbernia Boston,
which must be along in day or two.
The trial of Edward P. Roberts, for rape on Marga-
retta Ehrman, is still progressing and the lawyers
hammering away at the character Of the poor GIRL who
to be further outraged and abused clear set of
graceess scamps, each Of whom have partly con-
fessed their guilt Even if they succeed in taducing
her character, according to my Of law it does
not affect their guilt or innocence, crime that
could be committed alest creature in the human
family. Let her be what she may their guilt is the
same for they seized her in the open street gagged her
and fOrcbly outraged her person. ing or caring
who she In all the annals Of crime of this charac
ter, have never heard Of more outrageous case
The evidence brought before the jury yesterday was
OF the blacklist and most unugated character still
there Is little or sympathy for me GIRL because for
sooth she is German She behaves herself with great
proprety, whilst the prisoners exhibit hardwood and
indifference which proves them not only guilty but tina
the penitenary Is the most suitable place for them
The movement in favar Of the establishment Of line
OF packets between Baltimore and Liverpool been
vvsd with considerable spirit and there is now but little
Il any doubt OF its success. The amount of money al
ready subscribed for the object is $50 00O and
expected to reach 500 900 in the course Of few days
The proposition to establish lines OF packets this
CITY ana Mobile, aud WILMINGTON, N. c. has also been
again taken up. meeting was held few evenings
since and two committees Of six appointed to wait on our
czsns and receive subscriptions towards the establish
ment OF both lines in contemp laton
Tne Swiss Bell Ring ers we're again ,roo,aa ;.A -
overhowing house last night, and Miss caroline Hifert
tAe vocalist was received with great favor.
The Delcy Concert at Calvert Hall last night WAS M,
90 well attended as was expected though they had quite
o respectable house. ~ f''e
THE MARKETs.-The news by the Great Western has
left the market for breadstus as unsettled as Il cd
having only had the effect Of advancing prices beyond
tho extent at which exporters willing to purchase
BIO expected about Monday with news eight DAYS later
than the dates by the last steamer. The market will
therefore remain unsettled until after her arrival In the
Baltimore market yesterday l400 bbls of Howard stree
Hour was sold from stores at IS 25though is general
ly held higher.
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Family Provision Market.

We have but little to add to remarks of last week.
The fall produce for the cityand markets rapidly
that partrdges quail woodcock offered freely
in Wall street at very low rates and few takers
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N Layt Nieht's southCrn Nail.

9Assi~gsE Oct vs. AS; viz Massysl esdaA!, t..ts,
Qasea fa kysu LISA Hand, rrovldsacs Msafa sad Ee
ship Luiss bremen, schr Neptune, st Johns, M.
NoRfoLx Oct 29AH schr Joy, Ellis fredericksburg for
New York being ashore Stow Point Pankatank river
but of after Dig part Of cargo into lighters Sid sc
Belle. McMath New York.
PHLApELPIIiA Oct STAR schs Southerner and Martha
Maria Providence: soop Neptune New York Below, briggs
Peters Savannah; Two Brothers, Lubec Cid schrs Andes,
New York.
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Passengers Arrived

BEEMEx-Ship Wesphalia-Mr Flack, lady and children
nique, Denmark-l70 in the steerags.
BREMEN-Barque Caroline-G Murer, LADY, and son-l56 in
steerage - "
AKARoA BAY-Ship China, New Bedford-Thos Sweeney
and wife two Children of New York; John Hutchinson
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NM .Il lsxss s.I|, il. .l:.
s6hs Nv os,ts. Ails1, Sioacsstss.
schf Glide, Lowell, Boston. T.
Schr Telescope, Nickerson. Boa. on.
Schr Fancy, Chass. Boston.
Schr Jasper, Howes, Boston.
Schr Mirror, Avery, Boston.
Schr Eurotus, Kelley. Boston.
Schr Robert Mills. Bristol, RI.
Schr 9 Dutton, Eldridge, Hartford.
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Be tie 6rdsf d lie day Tkess. consequently hot
disposed e sell nuSh yadsr ester.ys qsSsasaoss Ws
parcels were small and the brands inferior fair quo
taon s. but the sales light and the mar
ket without animation We are informed that there are
some eastern men in the but they not yet
pared to buy. There is immense amount OF aour In
the basin to-day, estimated high as 20 geo barrels
the market to-day although the price Of freight still
keeps most buyers out of market we hssr o. the sale
straight Michigan brand at deliverable in Albany
An invoice Of Monroe wheat received per the Cleopa
ira $500 bushels sold at 50 cents and 40oo bushels M
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Foreign ,Importations,

BREMES-Ship We.tPhslia.l9 pkg Des Arts & Heuser-4
Schrage, koop COL @ Ernenputsch-3 + II Janner-l
Goy,Ii Elsmiag,5ee Henschen Unkat-l H Duryea-l
5runentha-i9 w Geisse son-2 Adams, of Boston,
to ORDER 800
LEcHosS-Barque Craton--2lo pkgs Draper & Devn-1ro
DO 32 blocks marbeJ vacari-4 pkgs Vessel Guest
pkg to order. -
MALAGABarque Rauger-23o or tasks wine II bbs do 1900
BIS 1900 hf 100 do bis 100 bds ROOF
Is bxs do 1888 bales mats Aqure & Galway.
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passengers SaIIeOs
sAv.NNAH-Shp Celia-Kev DR. On, II Smith and lady
Miss smith, Mrs Dillon, Miss Dillon, Mrs Wade
! James, briggs, Mr. Wade, A Bradley, Cush, A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

NITED STATES COUKT-nOrace Fl Day ada Chas.
~ Goodyear-Equity Sut-lndia Rubber Case.
For tins advertisement the name OF William
Judson solicitor comp .nant. the defend refers the reader
70 M published under his exhibiting the truth
in the matter, the tribune Of Tuesday Oct 2s and
Of he question: s,o the under
tnony the referred the adayits file
United State Court which will also clearly show that pa
the inventorbut who is Together with
flu and amusing history Of India Rubber improvements.
counsel oH object to my adding that the 'answeTis not
yet due. HORACE H DAY, Soliciting for himself
on ixv&rn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01
EVENING AMUSEM ENT
To THE PUBLIC.
GOODYEAR vs. DAY-ONCE MORE

HAVEa short make the long statement
!. closed and dismissed from Court Ths suit
to hearing next term on is merits hearing Which has sot
been had for -snt Of time .@ .'. "'''' 100 ~
copy q H. order cause. which SsIy sa:sss
ss s
mSon TO BE- renewed At the pleasure Of the complainant
o a. aG Ds
. 1 1s me s pSs Ssa z os s
tended to prevent M trial. and encourage others to pirate
The public may form some estimate of Days anxiety to
e. had aeee s S s s Eli or sSoa the S
of Angustlss he gid not even enter his therein
further state that at the expiration of nearly months time
D to sH Il saS i s to Gs ion
that purpose and this the plaintiff from bring
ing The motion hearing before the adjournment Of
showing how much reliance 70 be placed Days
1i s lie
~ " Caption Of the order dated Sept %, 1916.
Charles Goodyear vs. Horace that the de.
epdm I!oase q Day have ten days from this date within
Of the motion for the injunction in this case
ALEXR GARDINER, Clerk
The other Measurements Days name do
WILLIAM JUDsoN,
Solicitor for complainant Goodyear
To THE PusLrc.- Goodyear VS.. Dag.-ws at last have
against Day had been closed and dismissed from the Court
untrue.
Day also admits far be ascertained from his
confused that the motion for injunction has
been heard and DECIDED upon its merits.
But the object of of Days last communication
70 have been show that the motion f injunction
insisted upon by Day-towit that the had
upon Its merits untrue stated by in TO Days
former Statements in language which has afforded
for the shallow qubbng Day still that he did
for trial when the called up" Thsis false
his other statements.
Day. by his own admission had from the 18th Of August till
the goth Of September put in afdavts in opposition the
motion and when the motion on the latter day brought
up Day desired to so hearing his affidavit, ss
that he had right read adavs in reply to the ada
But ntimaon from the Court that the complainant
would have the right reply Day requested and obtained IRON
the Court ten further days TO put aavis thus taking more
than forty days put in his adavs and leaving the
planao but week into different States to a
1t will by reference the the pub
previous expiration Of the EXTENDED time
rom Friday III Monday, the affidavit Of defendant
my statements, Day not Goody ear
that delayed and of the prevented the hearing
the motion before the adjournment OF the Court The public
who have read Days will doubt agree with him.
THAT has hard for him fight but they will probably
attribute that the which he engaged
numbers against which he contends The public, also
is them that placed upon Day
III the newspapers
ought not, perhaps dismiss this without eau
ton to Day not to rely too much upon Gosdyears Tor
provoke Of indignation that may perhaps beyond
o2.4tr Solicitor for complainant Goodyear.
r. NITED STATES COUKT-rorace Day ads Chas
For advertisement the OF William
Judson compi nant the defend re the reader
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01
ROCkLAND QUARRY.

~ INON AND ULASS MANUFACTURERS.
AMES THQM respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging Mr. Richard Coe
tures can be furnished with stone for bud
the very best atty The is we'll known the pub
Of seventy years Likewise fu nished the rough
IN mn shed state OF finer quality and equal color than
any other in and twenty per cheaper than any
other stone used III the city Of New York Architects and
isats and them with this stone at cheaper
frost Any individual have On opportunity seeing the
same kind Of stone built in farm houses the vicinity OF Tho
quarry and now IN sound state after being exposed the
weather over ninety Orders received gu ary
ingtnn streets, New York Oct 30 aw *rc
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g Z. :sss
"a a:ssst IL II: ssSS,sa y q
VAC V. !. s i dHKzlLIIrs'
RICH CHM HA4aXA aNb SEEK GrAss g. WARE,
Chandeliers, Girandoles, Candeiabras, Lamps and
sns51se OFF S Is d hI.dss;t 4an CONCERN,
Ps w .l SGq i; BIZ r.
elegant ,ss e China Sss e Sc sons.g Of
s'fS sns
English and French China and Iron Stone Toilet Sets. with
Also assortment Of rich Cut Glass of the res
md ii. Laa,9s 5s quality from
s s, az Ss.ss
The entire stock Of thu. Of very recent
By s @ Has packet,
lie possible
Person. wanting any of the above description Of goods win
find he opportunity rarely with OF obtaining,
low rates goods Of the best quality and most finished
x,..swss ISAAC ). PHILLIPS. 81 Broadway,
o23 3'SW&S corner of Chambers street
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTzING, &c.
MAD. ACHILLE respectfully friends and
IN patrons and to the PUBLIC general that her regular
DAYS OFTUlTION.
For Ladies and young Masters under 10 years
on every Wednesday and Saturday. from ocockand
DIOR young jentlemen
at O'clock
tor Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of forming by them
private radrle Classes Polka Mazufka uadres,
on any Gays ahd hour most both parties
FOR individual and private lessons in Dancing, Watzing
desired. - -
MADAME give her service.
Soee Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied by
parents guardians, as usual
Being correspondence with several Of the principal pro-
lessons m Paris Madame receives from them all the novel
ties Of the day. admitted the fashionable society she
will make duty adopt them in her private les
sons, according to her patrons desires. sit Intro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT Robert l..
Longhead. Of Pennsylvania, consul of the United
States for the port Of Londonderry in Ireland in the
place OF James Mcdowell, declined.
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CHARLEsTov-Brig Tybeel2 casks rice Spapue Robinson
CO.'S Brkley.l2 bxs Smith coils bales @ Buckley
Muord-77C Burckmyer-I35 Sprague &Robnson--3 cases
Mease-A bbls to order.
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SPANISH LANGUAGES

PROFESSOR A. J. MORALES Respectfully informs tn
public that ne is rming his classes to teach the aboy
closed Terms hours, &c may known by applying al hi
residence 40 BIoome street Professor NJ has the honor
denny ofsne Sacred hear Astoria and Mr. Candss AGA
fully refers to the following from the President of ST. John
last tw years. -
hereby certify, that Mr. Al Morales has been engaged
Professor OF the spanish language ST. Johns oege 70
the last TWO years he hs afforded highest satifac
provement OF his pupils. =
tSgnedJ JOHN HARLEY Pres't.
st. Johns College, Sept IL, 1915 OH 3wsr
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MIR. GOODYEAR

WOULD respectfully call the Of the public the
w following Of his Solicitor regard certain
proceedings in the Court Of Equity =
Circuit Court Of United States for Southern District Of
Nep York In Equty-C. Goodyear VS.. H. II Day-Ths
bill and flied August 18th, 1915 of which the de-
PENDANT had due notices. but the defendant has
August 2h notice Of motion for Injunction given
to be heard the first Monday Of September On Tuesday
the 30h Of September the defendant filed his affidavit against
the notion claiming the right read other adavits reply
such adav the plaintiff h.uld file. But the Court in
formed defendant that he liberty file what adavts
he pleased and might have time, if he wished but that the
plaintiff would have right to reply.
Upon this ntmaon from the Court the defendant
afhdav Is with liberty to the plaintiff 10 reply.
The Court closed Friday after the Of the
allowed defendant that the plaintiff had
sufficient time adavs in reply the witnesses
resided distance and in derent States; and the Court
about to adjourn they dmissed the motion fer nJunc
ton without hearing with liberty 70 plaintiff to renew the
motion will be renewed again the first day Of the term
1.-THE sth Monday of November next)
Ii will thus be how is the statement made
many Of the papers, that Mr.. Goodyer been
decided against him. These facts ated the request Of
Mr.. Goodyear, and those acting under his patents.
o26 8t-rc WIN JUDSON. Solicitor for Complainant.
40 IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
i FANCY ARTICLES The advertiser, the proprietor
of eligbly situated Fancy and Stationery Store the
homemade side Of Chestnut Philadelphia would be
wiling to receive commission any description Of Fancy
satisfactory references in New York and Philadelphia given
Agencies aud business attended TO
Communications post aid, and addressed ENTER
PRISE" Philadelphia will be attended 10. o2g3trc
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OrrIcE OF THE JEFFERSON lrsURAscE CO.,

OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Co, !
49, . New York, July "a, 1855
stockhelders Of this Company TO calf
the ofce Of the Company and SIGNIFY whether it be their
wish to ill their respective receive number
shares equal TO the present value OF their stock.
The Stockholders residing the city are requested
convey their intention by post the Office No 50 Wal!
. r. w. THORNE, Pres't
GEO. T. Horn. Sec'y. jy23
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway, Corner of Grand Street.

MIR g.. ROBERTSON has the honor of respectfully 10.
a forming his friends and III Public that his classes Tor
pli,hmen and the Maxsrka and Polka Quadrles will open
On "Wednesday Sept l7h a the large Saloon attached the
da days s Glasses at Z NJ Gsntlemsn P
and Waltzng Instructions Pupils and Private Class
at their residences at Mr. RS GO Eighth Avenue
Canal street.
Mr. Robertson would also intern tho public that hi, up
town Academy will commence Monday September 22d
SO Eighth Avenue where all the different branches will be
taught si3 Im*rc
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MASTlC CEMENT
! n L,CQRq n. IL LID AfEl n

NJ ESsRS. J. H. FARMLAND and TROs. HARRIS
lv1 beg recommend to the OF all persons
esed buildings their much approved Mastc which the
most durable and beautiful composition yet Invented for
covering the exterior Of dwelling houses public buildings in
INIT uon Of marble or stone no lime or wte nto the
composition OF the mastic which consists Of boiled nseed oil
Of thick Conscience which, with oxides and carbonate OF
lead and other ingredients forms cement mpervoss to
water hard stone aud Of great durability Specimens nav
be seen aud every INFORMATION given application Mr.
CHAS H. MOUNTAIN, Architect, II Wall street. N ork
a23 lmsr " ~
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10 BUTCHERS

10 BUTCHERS.
HE Subscriber will pay aid after Monday, 9th inst
and until the LIST Of January 1896 the following prices 70
hides VIZ four cents ipr all Weighing 50 lbs and fou
on delivery his hide house, 228 Ez beth street.
HOUSTON and FRINGE streets Also the highest market ric
Tor LAT and sheep skins JOHN HUM.
O26 lwsrc
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE,


(WHICH is extensively used in the European capta
w isnow for the first time introduced into the u States
It is made from the best sed and cleaned coffee, and sbou
teaspoon full more OR less according to the aste dilute
with hot water milk furnishes cup Of excellent coffee
The undersigned convinced that the sagacty OF the public
OF tins country Will immediately perceive the
!en,rnces u offers TO house keepers in general travellers BY
land or sea- restauraenrs &c and INDUCES hope be
always demands by liberal patronage, which fail
his Essence. 80 ~
ior sale at wholesale by II p Hill No Water street
and retail by Bunker CO., 10 Maiden lane o. oitserger
corner Chambers and Centre Streets w s. Corwn $40 Broad
way. r.. l.. SZADETZkY. Sole Manu,ct
sl6 Imrrc in the u States
ASS ~ nD having been burnt out, have removed "a
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ass ~ f.D having been burnt out, have removed
- Stre No - '~"sa s',~>t III. ,se.i
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NOTICE.
NJ ESSRS; CLARKE Y STEVAN solicit the patronage o.
the public to their Temperance Intelligence Office, 951
Duahe street, where they have of the list class
white and coored Professionals and Others all descriptions
OF good moral character Messrs Clarke tevan he
since thanks Tor the hind patronage they have Literally
received and continue to the public 95 Duane street
one door west Of Broadway sia im'r
GOALS.
HAVE tiny Yard 26 Elizabeth street and corner Ham
mesy and Bedford Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal low
prices SIS 50 for broken s. rs for egg and stove Largo
Lehgh egg and stove 81 IS rescreened and
delivered Also, Liverpool, Biossburgh, &c.
ol6 I'm ere JACOB WEEKS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01
VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY
MIR q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure Of respectfully
WI announcing his friends and the public that his regular
dwelling 60 Eighth Avenue for giving instructions in the
and fashionable dances including the Polka and
azua Quadrlles and various styles Of Waltzng nstruc.
their residences Mr. BIS morning class will be formed
Tor ladies. s2S lm+m
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-04-11
rLoRInA

The Floridian Of the 22d ult. contains
The proclamation Of Gov. Branch, announc.
ing the admission Of The Territory of Flo.
rIda into the Unien as a State; and also
another proclamation Of The committee of
the constitutional convention of The State
of Florida, directing the elections TO bc
held on Monday the 26sh day Of May next.
Cor The following officers:
I. For Governor Of the State Of Flori.
da, TO serve for years from the 26th Of
May, lsI5.
2. For one Representative in the Goth
Congress OF the United States.
3. For seventeen Senators in the Gene.
raj Assembly of said State aud
4. For foriy.one Representatives in the
first General Assembly of the State, 10 be
elected from the different counties recon.
niZed in the State constitution, 10 serve un.
Ill the first Monday in October, / SAG.
The first General Assembly so elected
is TO convene at tire Capitol, in the city of
Tallahassee, on Monday, the 23d of June
next.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF SUGAR FROM THE
UNITED STATES.

ga Sunday last the American ship Fran.
coma nr'itod ~ this port. bringing as part
OF her cargo twelve hogsheads OF fg,ui~:
ana sugar. This is tho first arrival Of
American sugar in this country, but we
suspect that il is only the beginning of a
trade which will, in few years, become
very considerable one, if the new sugar
duties of Sir Robert Peel should pass IN
their present form.
The sugar received by the FranconIa
must necessarily have b en- shipped before
any thing was known or suspected of the
reduction OF duties now proposed, and must
therefore have been sent here for the pur.
pose of nscerlaining whether they could be
imported with prof, at duty Of 36s. per
cwt., so that If there was any chance what
ever of their succeeding under such duty,
they cannot fail 10 pay handsomely, now
that the duty is reduced TO 2is. per cwt.
We feel no doub, that they llpay if they
are at all well selected, for ON Saturday
last we saw samples Of two other expected
lots Of American sugar, both of which had
been examined by a sugar broker, who
states that they will leave handsome pro-
fit at least ten per eeut.--ln this coun-
try, even if the price of sugar should fall
to the fill exien, of the duty repealed; the
prices therefore are no obstaele.-Lirer-
Dool Times.