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The in the quantity Of calcoes and all other
cotton manufactures exported from Britain to the
United States in three months Of ls45, compared with
s4s is nearyoo per cent, being much larger than we
anticipated necessary to supply the demand in this coun
Try. The manufactures Of goods in the United
states have turned fabrics this than ever
before in the same period and the demand from the con-
sumcrs has been much limited this than the
corresponding last year. Notwithstanding these
things and in the lace Of high tariff Of duties the i'm.
porations Of cotton and woven manufactures of Great
Britain into this country have increased about one
ired per cent in three months We have in this fact tn
srcnges evidence in existence Of the slight effect Of
high tariff upon importations. We that the
manufacturers Of Europe send their fabrics the
markets of this country in the face Of the most protsc
tive tariff, we have enforced. These things
how how defective the policy of the party protesting
protective principles is, and how short sighted
heir views upon every subject regulating the
commercial movements OF the Union. The truth
matter that both parties have system of regula
ing rcia affairs in other words neither party
yet adopted the proper plan to carry out their prn
cipes The wing party advocate measures that annul
zach other II in favor of protective tariff and of
inflated paper currency. currency based principally
upon paper issues becomes deprecated and prices
inflated to such extent that the manufacturers
o Europe can consequence Of the difference between
heir currency and ours obtain prices for their fabrics in
markets sufficiently high to enable them to pay the
sreatest per cent duty and make good prons out Of
ne business. On the other hand, the democratic party
striving reduce tho down to sound specie
asis, the accomplishment Of which would advance the
establishment OF domestic than all the
ars over enforced and shut out foreign manufactures
rom our markets edectually than the highest duty
rho currency is the principal controlling power which
aoat rc ttios Viii apnul ewes, measure perfected
the security Of any important interest OF the country
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NIBLo's GARDEN-Mr RoBERTs-This gentleman
appears this evening in two pieces, the admired pc
tite comedy Of some Hour" with the never firing
Polka, and in sRodnd for an Oliver" which is far
Their strengthened by the popular Chippindale, Pa-
eide and Miss Taylor. The "Acrobat Family's
popularity is still in the ascendanttheir feats are
accomplished with most extraordinary rapidity, and
include some that verge very closely the lmpossi
BILE. They execute beautiful columns, pyramids
and tableaux. We hear they are all shortly to appear
in a ballet pantomlme
PALMos OPERA HoUsE.-This theatre was last
night crowded to excess. The burlesque opera of
s'Shin-de-Heel-a," which Is in two acts, and taken
from the opera of Cinderella is beyond conception.
The performance went off well, to the delight of the
audience, who signiied their appreciation by nume-
rous encores.
DINNEFoRD's BENEFrT.-On Wednesday evening
the old "war horse of the drama, William Dime
ford, takes his benefit at the Bowery theatre, near
and directly opposite his old stamping ground
where, whllom, he was wont to cater for thousands
OF our theatre-going Gothamites His bill will rich
ly bear reference, and the entertainment call.
His Excelency Manager Mitchell has volunteered
to grace the occasion with his presence; and the
immortal Flynn and his beauteous half will
edo liberals in the good cause New Workers are
proverbially grateful, and now is their time to re-
member that "one good turn deserves another"
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New Brunswick.
Correspondence Of the Herald
New BRUNSWICK, June u, lS45.
dffennnk To Burn Rffoprs, (,nLIene

attempt to Burn Rutgers College.
write in haste to inform you of another attempt
TO destroy OF the buildings connected with Rut-
gers College.
About Il O'Clock this morning, we were awakened
by the ringing of bells, rafting of the engines, and
alarms of "fre !" At first we were disposed to
regard it as false alarm, but soon we beheld the
glare on the spires of the churches. We then hur-
ried into the streets, which we found filed with
persons fastening to the scene of action; we Joined
them, and found ourselves in front of the col
lege, back Of which the building on fire was situa-
ted. The grounds we found occupied with engines,
and an immense concourse of citizens. All efforts
to save the building were unavailing. Ii had been
illed with some combustible NATTER such as tar
barrels, shayings, &c. which must have rendered it
difficult to extinguish. The flames, however, rolled
on, and the ratters and tmbers fell in and it
remained heap of smoking ruins.
There appears to be but little doubt as 10 who are
the incendiaries This is the second ATTEMPT within
week that has been made to destroy this building.
and IN this they have succeeded. The injury s,s-
aided will amount TO several hundreds, as not only
the loss of the building and contents, but also the
destruction of property and injury to the grounds of
the college occasioned by the engines and popu-
lace.
There has little or nothing else Of Importance oc.
Cured lately
We learn that u reward of $50 has been offered
by the authorities OF the college for the discovery of
the incendaries.
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CHILDREN AMONG THE OsAGEs.-We learn from
gentleman who resides on the State line near the
Usage Indians and whose word may be relied upon that
the Osagcs have in their tribe about
children. These children, the osages purchased from
the Camanches, by whom they were stolen from their
parents in Texas and New Mexico Our informant
that such Of them have been by the whites are
sprightly and intelligent children, OF both sexes but
lost all recollection of their parents homes Of the
place from which theyswere taken. The Osages will
only sell them for horses or goods Occasionally they
bring into the settlement to barter of. few days
since, gentleman Of Newton county, purchased. for
horse pretty girl about eleven years old few days
before informant left. another Usage brought in
boy, about eight nine years old which he, however,
did not succeed in selling Should not the United States
officers look to this and Is not the duty of the Indian
them the tribe poor and they should be paid for the
restoration Of them The subject is important enough
to enlist the early attention Of the proper
Louis Rep. June ID.
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WHALEEs Our whaling fleet now counts six hun
dred and twenty-f five vessels the greater part of
which ships Of four hundred tons burden amounting
in all to two hundred thousand tons. The majority Of
these vessels cruise in the Pacific Ocean Between If
teen and sixteen thousand men required to the
vessels, half Of whom go to for the first time as
green hands, and return after voyage of fatigue and
hazard transformed into sailors The value of the whole
fleet estimated at not less than twenty millions of
dollars extracted from the by hard toll exposure
and danger The estimated quantity Of oil imported into
the United States about four hundred thousand barrels
nearly half of which sperm oil The greatest pro-
portion Of the whale oil finds market in Germany Hol
land, and Prussia
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Lovers OF Mirth and Music would be highly de-
lighted to visit Palmos Opera House. The Ethlo-
pean Burlesque Company nightly amusing their au-
dience with the richest kind Of traveste in the most
popular operas Of the dayintroducing the whole Of the
original music interpreted with of the most plea
sing negro melodies Their entertainment is both novel
and diverting.
happy to apprisc the friends OF Messrs Germon Stan.
wood, Harrington Pelham and Warren, that they are
now enjoying most successful engagement at the Ma.
ona Theatre Philadelphia. Their success is evident
.n their future movments viii he nteressiug 10 .heu
ldmirers In this city.
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SOUTHERN MAIL.-We regret to learn that the
great southern mail is hereafter to leave Philads-
phla at o'clock, instead of in the morning, and
arrive here at two three in the afternoon instead
OF one o'clock We regret this, because it seems
to be an unnecessary length of time for the mail to
lay in the Philadelphia Post Office, namely, four or
five hours every day. The Post Master General
does not take the convenience Of the merchants Of
this city into consideration in this new arrange
ment.