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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16
SOpA BISCUIT ANO SUGAR CRACK ERS.-The ,ut

GOpA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACkERS.-The sub
- scber wishes make knows TO the pubic. that much
the b.,cu: aud crackers which sold this city by tho ab0ys
Names entirely different from the SopA uisCuir and ST.
GAR CRACKERS made at his Bakery which have been used
by nyuLs particularly hoss who suffer un n;gesion iot
ofe than twenty years with the best results while the m
iaon which can De made for less price, though perhaps
good r person m health wholly unfit for the sick The
above BIsC Ind CRACKERS. also BUTTER Bscuir WINK
BlsCT'lT BITTER CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS. PILor
and NAVY BREAp all Of tne rt quality. are constantly Tot
snc at the ,veknown establishment, SO nsbpgtn street.
corner Of Wuuensrcet, EPltRAlM TREAlW ELL
,y SNtl6 us
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In Circular OF 3s December. stated that The Cotton
Market had assumed met appearance and was nt rec"'
enc from the effects Of the unavorsble news received per
Acadia i:on 1yepeoi to ih December; ihs
amounted 10 $50 bales For the week ending nm INST The
and domestic manufacturer the market hnTns nearly Iec"y
cred The decline submitted TO on he aiiira OF e Acad1 n
9Th December showing advance that market OF an
st the low sgeS made lus' previous to the sanS OF e
dgced entire change Of feeling N regard to the siae o
although the ayaheg ia yep Tn WIZ eyeeH R
and an here . ih5 5 Pef y
70 hS bc and On @ ,G mp Tt
day, 2S baes. and yesterday $500 bales. advance of
an 4 10 &c, per h. all gtade- mostly for Shipment
le1pao ~ t fy Eth pecembei the following are the Dat
ucula IN relation TO Cotton On e pm iece,nhe o,uVo
Sef .s $40 aie, Import, gs bales stock bales
which 5l5 80 bales were American Prices duIinx me week
had declined IA ID, which resaneJ.-and ms
ses on the M were 10 bales with very firm
tS @ pTces OF the previous daz ON Monday the 9th
Necember the sales 5000 bales with firm market ~ m
advance OF an I'D per D. tine middle qualities OF AmeEcan
since the 9Th Onthe lC,h December. the sales M o9e
with steady Market without change 10 price. !n me nun
eceee e mere y NO cnnre since the R"cheer sail
ed except on the mdinE qualities OF American, winch arc
The eec, OF these accounts This market has not been n
y shewn. but holders have decreased anei T
have last declined 10 5bd at when
shipments have been made, but ri!ns advance OF '
raie is demanded. Exchanges are wiihou tVafa'lon.
FLOUR AND The market ,a ,S M 5aT Ge ,
M ~ 5, IS and 500 barrels fancy do CO. In South
e.n there IS not much dong. 80, -,
WHOA. F Import noi ~ 2a7 bills
GRAIN-We hea! of nothing dong m Grain today and
prices IRE nominal Is before
500 to 400 bales Staten Island 60 cents, cash
TAlLoW-We notice sale Of about 2O.ooo lbs Prime at
II. cecis, cash.
SrEARINE-A parcel of 900 lbs, sold at So,
cash.
FISH-A portion of the late receipts OF aS AiacEel'
some 100 or TO barrels have been sold at IL 81 !. 10 oi NO
and 10 so 10 IS uf No. The rest are gems mo s'"e.
PROVISIONS-The market heavy to-day 10! Ono .oiS
and Prime IS Offered ut SIS ST. without buyer. ns
Is nomnay SIC with sues 30 800 bbls IN lots In othe'
Provisions there IS but little doing.
Export from Isl 10 18th January.
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Spoken, &c;
Dec H. lat IS lon 90 he wreck Of gesSel fabout 200
tons with her nGs all gone bo"sFr standing, ard sunk TO
TO- a6@a0 Cafe Fear distant 25 miles, brs onen from
Nov 49, ii, ion u 90 brig Eclipse Miciene. AZ d I'm
Ian l$ sasues SW of Gay Head bark Solomon saltu
fin Baltimore Tor Fan River.
Foreign Ports
SD I'm Bombay. Oct To- sh;p Amazon. Bachelor. Calcutta
Al ZanzbaF SEPT SC. bark WIN Schroeder, Jackson for
Ar Tezel "a u ship Garonno, Meyer, Baliimare;-
OF iIg.I, III nit. snip Jefferson. I'm NYoIk
SD FIN Rio Ja@eq Nov O,bark St Cloud Davis RIO Grands
An JAM Dec l.i, brig Teazer, Green. Eospo
Gil at St John NIB Jan 9Th clr Charlotte, vnushnn Fort
nj Halifax Isl inst. scbf iaesencer, Phelas, Work
s4szzssseHs,.,sss<s
II HTuffs Wuffs aD" T;irs-Seins By retail
2! " prices Tor thus wEzK oELY at No. Gor
supply yourselves in time M Ems
iGS- Lecture and Experiments Psyco-
dunamY-(ANINALM AGNETlSM)-Dr. T. LEGER
of The Medical Faculty of Pans nnd late pupil Of the ceeb,a
ts ueieIc WI deye Lecture "a Thnrsdny night the ioh
Admis.on 50 cents. JIG 2aw
CO General Society OF Hiechanics and
Tradcsmen Of the City of New. York.-At the Anuuais
Meeting held the Institution Crosby street on Tuesday
the li inst the following Officers wsre elected for the ensuing
JACOB a. WEsTERvE5.r, President. and ez-oIicio
TH6WAsc eli ARDAvoYSE. Frat Vice President.
Rc i N2o G6 :si%4 T yes President
IS 1tar FF pr2&G SgsES'a io,o., and .c,o
SYLT,AN,rSr s;MAED I3H& 5. sMgrlI,.
Joseph y. BARNES. ALEX'R LaNRiNCE.
''''''-'-' 80 ISAAC FRYER, secretary.
" Mercantile library Associatiom.--Mr J.
W. +. LEWIS VII deliver LsctuFe Mt Clinton Hail. on
Mrhod Of Light Hoqse InumGaon Illustrated with full
SUITE Of appar.s a9d defg"; which he has collected abroad
lis It GEO GRUMPY Chairman Sec. Commute.
Gs- sIarshaII Division, no. il :. of t
The member; Of 'h' iyiyon are particularly requested I.
ocock precisely for the tansacion business. As the
menber generally desir3us Of attending Concert IN and
Of the Prospect and Mnrsha reform Societies TO be given 1t
Franklin Hall. late Franklin Theatre: C,uhan SQUARE a.
IN ilsii attendance. John MURPHY, Rs jl6 It.
o. Goura1;d's Pa,;dre Subtitle, for COM
peey md permanently erudicang supetaog har without
injury the delicate KIN. Always tested before buying
GorRAUp's ITALIAN soar. for curing pmples toehes
scooaton and injuries TO the skin Never take any other
'' GoURArp's VrorrApIr RopoE, for the cheek.
GogEArn SrA An LILY WFE Sf t the rioa ece
81 lvaIkereet FIR. store from iTo,d~ny Ida. MIL
fad: Green & Co Worcester Bull. Hartford Feue, Mid
Ba Troy Peatce Sanwix Hail. Albany; Seth 5. Hsnee,
Baltimore, &c ... Jio
Eoarding.-Ni,s. COSS having opened the new and
ronmoos house. y Veey.st nearthe Aston House; pToers
! sS9e sRweT. warm anu cold Ba;h free The location
yery GENITAL yet Gulct and shady Terms moderate auo us
ne Established 7795,-sOAP CANDLES AND
sTAGCH-J. =: & V LEE, Manuiac,geIs, Nos 81 ana
% Reade street, Newl ORR have constantly on hsna atEe
=. .Hpva fgr
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" D. PAl.MER'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER SUB
Y SCRIPrlON AND ADVERTISING AGENCN-

Y. SCRIPrION AND ADVERTISING AGENCY
No. sl Nassau STREET CIubune Builings,l New York.
- u State street, ho>tnn.
" - Pine street. Philadelphia.
: l. OF Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore.
o. Advertisements and Subscriptions received LOT
N; Tire be-; Nsp 0i OF the PRINCIPAL towns Sqd cities
every Sats tho United SHtc of whIcA he Is tho duly
uuhorHed Agent.
Merchants. Manufacturers. and Dealers generally ns re-
>pScy invited Hsn thGmse ives ut the medium which my
agency Affords NJ communicating directly with the ps"9te OF
the country, by advertising IN the paper, Of the county
V. B. PALMER,
~. ST Assnt ,t anntry New.paper Tribune Hndinss.
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Eoarding.-Mrs. COSS having opened the new and
commoo house y Veseyst nearthe Asor House, pFoers
rhuce desirable transient permanent BcafdeFS
,ro0n shower warm and cold Baths free. The location Is
yery central yet quiet and shady. Terms moderate Euo Ills
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NOrICE TO FANIL1ES.

NJ X = " -
4 Ii Families whouse CnSANr's PATENT YEAST sccpsd.
ing the simple GiTerti1us, may rely upon u thn heavy
,our and unv hosome brsa viii not Ire ousd their To
be, and what often othe geltes, cpn'oH the very bes
bread b. prepared the f- ready 10 bake, and
whl, the table ordering ior the guests u eutit. 49, !,
Sold wholesale and etad. > cent, per pound liberal
,..cruut made "a those VINO buy - sell again.
NJ ?. MUSSEY. Clinton Hall. cor. BceAman and Nassau
i'H,NPSry & ALIEN IS Southst cor. Maiden Lane.
GAsSSsR & YoU.G, iG Chailter-s,.
CHESTER DRIGos. 6-l Broadway
JouS IL. BRnwS < BH0ruERs, l5S Eishthst.
STAPLES 4 FoRp. l3l BOwety
\ V NLBRO -, Bnwery. corner of Bond.s,
I. 4 4. = Hope, l33 chnmher>-st. ia3Du
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II r1nrsha,l Dixi.ion. no. il S. of T

GS~ MARSHALL Division, no. il :. of t
The members this DIVISION particularly requested C.
meet NJ their Hail. No rs r0ndwny This Evenne. AT SIR
O'Clock. precisely, for the transaction OF buS;ness As The
members generally desirouS o attending Concert and
the Prospect and Npal reform Societies 10 be given ~
franklin Hall. late Franklin TheHre Cha,haf- Square. n,
alpaSt O'Clock. hoped tho Brothers w be pnnctnl
IN then attendance John MURPHY, K. ). Jl6 It.
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Us Lecture and Experiments on Psyoo-
d;Ir,ausY-(ANiMiLM AGNETlSlI.)-Dr. I. LEGER.
Of the Medical Faculty Of rsr nnd late pupil Of the ceshra
ted Ue'euZc viii deliver Lecture rhurdny night the 18th
ms AZ half past seven j. ". at his Rooms No. a Roaiwuy
Admission 80 cents. 6 2aw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-16

STAECH-J H. & W. LEE. Manufacturers, Nos. 81 ind
50 Reade street, NewYoEk have constantly on hsnd ufEe
lowest market prices warranted equal # no SUPERIOR TO any
manufactured the city; delivered shipped without charge
luT boxes o Carriage.
Mefchaais Groce. Country Dealers and Families who are
in wnnt of The ubove articles WILL lind the interest to
nj nls ~ sm mi, oe'''e ' J. D. K W. LEE
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injury the delicate kn Always tested before buying
Proof positive. and no mistake.
GUpAIp's ITALIAN SOAR. for curing pnpes. tlOtches
scootons and injuries 10 the SKIN Never take my other
thar tiournuds
GouRAup's SPANISH LILY WHITE Tor the compIexon
e where else New York bat al the OIlginni Oice
81 Valkcr.street first store from Broadway. -,
.4cent76 Chesnu, street Philadelphia: Jordan, Min
fal; Green < Co Worcester: Bull Hartford; Feue, MID
d!etrwn AIycrs New.lInyen Tosey, Rochester; Backs u
Bull Troy Pcarce Stanwx Hall, Albany; Seth 5 Hance
ii"Itiimors 70 J6 II
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{. :. FISK, NUc:oasrT.
sqI c. s FSE-Su5u No. - tatai rs., ktion5 HaU,D
- PRIVATE

EETlNpOW SHADE UEPUr--No. Spruce street
w So 90 worth Shades. The suhscriber
ps ennfEe tAsif establishment supply tho
hetr superior shades Persons buying
ot nem y hsv'ac good article, Is they .w oys
Nsiiins 10 sIcha1se thcn.
TIER psterTs every which couA be invented
and they have khan all the other cstab.
.Snen PCT ,nge'e. and they take ga- pleasure show.
Irg them, ard rc~er csu,e Il they DO sell People
ct ,r's would 10 well 20 cat ss BsnrsS and interior De-
en.a:!ouS done not - surpassed. Tummius of al kinda
Sbeao. DARrOI. T. DE MACNEY.
NJ 5ns
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a. Rest sHvedish Leeches Rt I2H cts. apiece.

q Best ANVcdish Leechcs AT ISt. CLs HpItct
lust received md for sac at DEi.LUC & pUPuYS. success
sors to Place SouIad. No Park Row and 81 Boadwgy
New York A sn on hnnd, supply OF Eupuy's ceie
braed flexible IVORY PATENT NURSE for infants use :;
Nipple and Shields and Papluy Jelly Tor breast
for sale as above. wholesale and retail, ob 3aw3mlst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
FROM TIE SEAT or WAR n,

lie ssi news if'in 'i'r seal n uar III may a
tern emri~,rd by ofr Jronsllsis io Jescrpe lucs.
" y here there Is no snd .iiatg asn Ia alpfe-
bend y. represents thai all Is quiet. Ills ntrnsll,
y irain C"rpus Chflsii. ria Prnsscua. A letter INN
an fiirer with The army unort Gen. In, hd dated III.
ION OF August. states ilst the irsIs had ieh 81 j.
s''s Island and were cncamred an he main lard all
~ gfod irsl'h aud hne spins-no enemy mai npfs
expected ruufirr had been despatched Ia Msianip.
fas aud returned. ~ho reT'fis ua, 400 ~ mar
ihai place. The esmp oi General Isylu was pleasant
WIN delightful hretzr constantly prevailing. that's
eanhH'hbie, aud We ifnst thef etJasn,ni may h.
dish Ibed, as We believe II viii MI be II nut un III.
NeAicans Attack the,a
he sch" ner S,calior, Captain Miner, ftom n Or,
leans. chartered by The u $ v.fnnepi having sinres
r ti, army under Grnera 1syhr was wrecked IN c,,s
stag lhe bar of aransas bay. The captain aud errw
Fes'u,ne vessel and cargo. ronssiingi coal pr visions
and clothing. lost. except ran Vi the cbnhip,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

A SINGULAR CAsE.-Great Erciit mcnL-A young
female named Sopha smith, about % years Of aye.
siding ri THE b"ardng house Of Madam lazlrd in New
YORK, was hound IN her the 23rd inst. lying
the f"r dead. IN perfect state vi nudity. On exam
ming her Indy there found 10 be eight puncutes
her stomach, apparently made by small penknie which
was grasprd IN her hand There was a bandaye ted a
""m'n vi tines very tight around her neck, anolhe
r"u"c her h al also plce Of muslin abont yard
l""H ana St veral inches wide IN her mouth. A pos
moffem examination was made by DR.. Israel Moure
VII" stated hat the pnnclures did penetrate the
ny Ut The ut donen, and were Of character .key
!" produce death. anu gave il MS his opinion that the ea h
had been caused by srangNs,ion. The jury rendered
verdict, ''ai the deceased 10 her death " sran-
en'a''n pr duced by her own hands" The rdta o
suicide having been cummilled. however. utterly
undated by The people, and has produced sensation in
mat c'iy almost equal Ia the Helen Jeweti tragedy
The Chief Of Police and justice rayL hav We united
taken ur"n themselves more lhoouph investigation nj
this mysterious aud dark aaif-Ihrre is ide.spread
excitement on The subject 4 which will not b. ea>
haytd I'LL the public mind becomes satisfied thai The I'm
l'''""nlr rir died by her hands, or that her mur
dercr IS secured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

canal ma alton tiau formerly rIid III sxand 81
Of ur als,. which instead Of paying six cents per bar
r.. f,r SIX niles Of canal nayaali.n. would ray Isl
cents for fifty miles But If the -four and ,bacco are
there. what was the impedment which kept them from
marker IN the years referred lo7 Was 1t the cost o'
,ranspar aionl That will be higher after the compile
ton Of the canal han j, was then, though less per nue.
az compared with the rates uPn the old canal. Inc
river Vas open the Trade, above and belw Inc Due
Ridge Canal and could have bro hi all that the upper
country coud have produced without the least dfHu!'
y The fact is the produce not there 10 bring. and
never eat be-fDr it cannot be materially augmented by
any system Improvement thai be adopted. unless
t.a system shall have the effect Of converting barren
mountains iniu ferIile plains.
We repeat, inbred, what we have heretofore had &C
casIon remark. that canal he made 10 Buchanan
or Covlng'on. the charges upon ransp'atlon neeessa
~ 10 keep the works IN repair and 10 pay the annual
expenses. will be necessarily high 10 preclude the
possibility Of airy material augmentation Of tonnage. II
will be prnnaie, indeed. il even the present amount
shall not he diminished by the fact that, from various
points u the upper country which resort 10 haeaux
Navigation, produce might be ragoned 10 Lynchburg
The roads Of The country, cheaper than il
could be transported a canal constructed heavy
an expense and subjected such heavy annual charges
The people ot that region, aware, do moi believe
this; and they regard all such statements coming fm us
know Nth suspicious, IT inceduous eye But
ask them, vieD Of their Interests, to take the
figures we have given them above drawn from he of
fetal Rel orls of the James River and kanawha Compa-
n.y. and pher the for themselves. II il will lead
them to any more 1aierIne concl,slon than that ,c
which have arrived. will afford great pleasure
20 he The organ of communicating il. and The reasons
fur it. TO the ublic, through the columns oi the Vlr-
gnian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

correspondent Of the Huntsville Journal who Wis
ned til. W hle Sulphur Springs by the route {. the
Great kanawha, says
al The Hawks Nest, near Charleston, a sublime
preclpce ] 900 'el high, and commanding view Tor
"les IT the rushing aud Ean,ng waters Of New RIVER
'r"aikah'e leaf WAS performed few days ago. by a
'"ari"d lady from Mississippi Ten feet below edge
"i thus 'efhhc height, which many men will not
approach nearer Than thirty yanls, there bench o
stone oi some dozen feet in circumference, To This
r~k, IN spite "ilh exposulans of her afr ehled hus
band The lady descended When she hogan fe-ascend
her husband cried To her moi 10 look back. aud with
assistance she re2alncd the summit pale as her kechl
Her anbon was fully gralihe-s she had done hat no
other woman had ever done will ever do aud ha,
she VIII never attempt again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

W ehave said that there will be pretty vigorous
war upon The treasury. whether there ,e any fipb.
ing q n.l. "Think." sa,sa Washington corresron.
dent OF The Baltimore Patriot .ofa sic abat being paid
one "onsa"d dollars for starting day sooaer than
lis usual 'nne, I" carry dispatches Texas! We shall
nave The Florida war again, with such improve,
ehs IN eA'ravagance have been suggested by expe-
r'"ce." No matter Uncle Sam, who is To limr all he
"'s has M ney in abundance. And besides, as the IA
rf Is To be reduced to the revenue Standard i, yin he
very convenient 10 have that standard SO hob as ,b,
Inc dominant party, in redeening that pledge to Son h
carolina, may not he compelled fal<fy their other
pledges TO Pennsylvania and Louisiana To ..protec, ,
coal, iron and sugar. This quasi Mexican war will be
lneky thing for lhe in thus raising The r.yeue sian
dard 10 the height Of protection!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

According 10 paragraph in the N. Y. Herald
The k"adns h'iltoad Company are Transporting 10 The
seabonrd aboui hundred thousand iuns Of coal per
month. Notwithstanding which the supply al the mines
Is daily increasing. To this date last the Read
my RI'lad and the Schuykill Canal lranspied hh5nr
'qna quantity; this the railroad has transport
I'd 3o4I3S luis more than the canal. The iansiara
ton oi c'a "n The canal has decreased this -
476 tons. while on the railroad there has hten an Ia
crease oi 2O1 ,lei tons These Two comp. nas The
Reading Railroad and the SchnylklIl Navgnuol Com,
p,ny-afe carving On an extensive cnmpeltlon. lhr
agents ii lhr railroad company do nearly al the ei
slneSs IN HE scoh OF The country raversed by Inc e
and the ag'hs engineers OF the canal company do all
the Iulkng through the papers. Bait. finer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

'Nerican Indemnity -Frmn ,r,y,,el Tor ~.
n ENpess. dai,d Mexico. July u6,h' ists 800.
~ ~ nN gentleman III tins city, We derive ,no,na,n,
D''' 81" 'he 2lsi inst. motion VAS made m Conor.ss
y eau on The Secretary Of the Treasury for written
.y' "h 'he snhjrc' vi the payment The iva missinp
ifd and l.hgthy discussion. MIR Ttmu,,s ma l,a
se'.'ats % the Treasury, and Mr.. Vo.s, The Apen, NJ
e hi'o Satrs. were handled mos, uncefennnlms,,
SEQ me fx Minister Of The United States Al, Shan
,, was likewise subjected In snne critical rrna,ks
4, '"'" was hna'iy carried by vuie III "a Ia 20
ai' We are nuw likely 10 pe p,sssss,, -, an ,t. -
ny 'pr's 10 ms mysterious aflair cpy t., the renr,
"' oe ~adsd Ia Us as as praciicahe after II Is
"s'e f"hhc IN Mexico, and We sh. pubsb il Ear ,he
iii'rmaiItn Of the claimants y w. '"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

.". thy.-A meeting ufmany Of the visi,ers at the
Salt Sulphur Springs and Of prcn of The citizens in
It's vicinity, IN the 2d uli appointed committee to in
v'e Mr.. Clay parlake Of public dinner a, ,b,, n.cs
W" Gay IN reply, expresses his req ret thai he canno,
e'','e The acceptance of the invitation with The pr-
wave VIEWS which ndnrrd him 10 make shorl visit Il,
me virginia Springs His main object, he saws was L.,
"ee' some old friends. probably for the as time. with.
w anyeesln or expectation OF hepy the occasion If any
public eneri anmeni or manifestation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04

Facts are great deal better than ihen,ies. Two
facts exhibited by the statistical rep n, uf the cln
Of the United States viii be set d wv. and II.
membered, viz:
ls high tariff does n prevent excessive impor'i'
tions.
2nd. high tariff does mol proven, the expor,a,on Of
specie .Nin Tmk journal IF C,mme'"
The journal Of Commerce evidently rh,nk. that the
foregoing paragraph is poser !, IL, forth in an tr
e"thedra t'na, al exa ,'lvely c,,eI by its anliahh
contemporaries. L., us rxairinr it briefly. II it be rue
that the present h.h tariff" cues mo, prevent r1rs
sive imp'iaions,' WIN becomes of the tavmile arsH
men, OF lis opponen's, that II is ''pribiory" in IL
char.cer-and that il has cut up cuniIrrcr hy the noI
One Of these positions completely cuts the throat :"
The "ther But the fac is. that neither of them is true
The present Tariff has prevented crcessire importaon''
wi lie II has MT been prnLibory IL Ills character It
has hrough, about heaiths trade, by preventing that
Immense difference between exr.ris and Imports which
'ormery existed. and whir, annually loaded the United
States with heavy fereign debt For example
Imports for the year ending the GO,h Of
;, June, 1915. $uo.5I2.66
Exports for the same neriod iU7, syl .652
How different this exhibit from that at the close "'
Van Buren's adminis ra,nn--dnring which time, the
txr"rs were annually thirty un ms Of dUl'"
less Than tie Imports II arrfars tao. ,ha, the sxr"s
Of specie o' the ye1r ending the 3o,h Of jane lat.
were four and half nillhns or dollars nre Than tho
mp"r's: Bu il The journal III look al the year S44
he will find that for the years. lr balance is large
IN our favor And we may safely assert that. but i"
ne 'arfi. The Tp"rtirions would have been much hea'
''er than they are u. the exporton Of sN Gle to pay
me difference much larger. But We would respectfully
Snggf 81 that, IT "pxc, and the sex
''f'aian n specie be an evil 10 'J.rreescJ aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04


Svieide. d. Thursday morning person who enter.
Il his Gerry, kHasei. u eni 10 the Esehsnse
il Ia this tiy and put up. stating that he had Just
,rrivrd the Saplk bat IN the curse Of thr day
made inquiries of The book keeper r.aiIs. Ia
he different lfm this ely 10 New Orleans where
he sad ht belpnged. After LEARNING the vafius nutes
NJ hnglly remarked that he believed he would take that
eaJIng tbfutisi " heling dawn The Ohio nvef, &c -
II the time 81 This conversation hla manner appeared
tir sngiill- his eyes brainy remarkably weak ap-
.afaRre. anti his heing faint aud bfUken. llle
after ,ish oelek IN the evening he asked for and pad
i- hill. and. Supposed. retired To his room.
nrui halt pasi five o'cuck one Of The pnrers went Ia
nskrn him, hui IN Knocking received answer. The
~rrr en or.nd III. d,or and discovered Knnze stands
ny. "a he fni thought, by the bed post. On lookng
,.sIn he perceived that he suspended from the
IT he badsesd by packet handkerchief The alarm
tnnidal.ly gwen and The body was released from
It's position. hat lie was extinct.
An lnqne. was held HE body by Coroner IIoop-
er. aud The jury rendered verdict III suicide by hang
himself pob examining his effects, il found that
PARTON III his clothing were marked wnh the
which be bad gwen; aud there Il und IN his posses
suo abul 1852 in money. HIS effects were taken III
pssossiun b, the Coroner await The requsion Of any
friends he nay have. M papers found IN his pns-
session calculated IL give any further clue his
~ fcsIdfnre lie body will BIZ placed, for tune in a
vault 81 one 81 the MeLodsl Churches 0f this city, IN
order that his friends II any, may have opportunity
III clalmln. H.