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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

( Orc. a. George " Brusn vs. Mdfhias BrueN.-Ths
bill in this filed for injunction, and
lion made 10 have certain Judgments (ssigned 10
the defendant by the United Stately decreed satisfied
and ordered to be cancelled OF record that the de-
PENDANT be enoined from proceeding upon them trans
fsrrng them to any other person. or in any way inter
the estate Of Thos H. smith, deceased The assets OF
the firm of Thomas II. Smith Son. These judgments
being against Boodgood and the complainant pivi
dualIy and survivor Of Thomas H. Smith 3 SON, as
executor Of Thomas II Smith oeceased were assigned
July 3d. 1895, by the Secretary Of the Treasury the
compromise Of the demands OF the Untss States against
the estate Of Thomas IL smith, deceased under the act
o. June 18TH 1882 Judge Belts refused in this stage Of
the proceedings TO enjon the suits at law instituted for
recovery Of those Judgment but LEFT the defendant to
proceed the issue found therein and judgments are
Entered in his favor injunction then ISSUE restrain
Ing executions until the bill la this has been duly
disposed Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
New ORLEANS, Dec. 20. 1874

New ORLEANS, Dec. 20, 1916
The Veather-Ihs Cotton and other Markefs-Ft-
nance and Fashion, The Sheet Iron Band, and
Mafrinony.
There was so little stirring, that did not think it
worth while to write you yesterday, and have but
little news to give you now. The weather to day s
clear but extremely cold, the mercury being at as
degrees.
The cotton market is not quite dull 1t was, and
1t said that the price has declined but cannot hear Of
any sales that have been lower rate than last
advised You Of There have two arrivals this NOR
ming OF as4 and another Of s2a bales The arrivals
Yesterday ADD the day before quoted esi bales
The stock hand and shpboard presen Mt time
Is III sus bales, including todays arrivals The sales
Tor the last three days have been about 900 bales
Inc sugar market not very lively although the un.
expected falling OF in the crop in Consequence Of the
cold and wet weather. VIII probably have the effect of
inc nao the price The crop estimated at about
re ooo nnds The sales yesterday reached about 300
hhas and on the day previous 500 at fair 10 81 nJ
good prime at 81 to cents. = "oi' ana
Inc price OF -four about So IS per Dbl and the saIe
me Money Market s little tighter than II bas h.
and there 10 good deal Of paper offered In liz
New York paper stands moderately well Drafts or sn
but iIs ana me-. y d If sight There is
save the concerts Of the Sheet Iron Band e
teller in the Canal Bank, Mr.. b. has rec.n,,v
con'rac'ed marriage with the daughter Of a rich bro
u and highly snGsgh ysuns beau
african oiood IN her veins, the public are INDIGNANT
and agreeable to an old custom, the heppv mar -
ssrenaded by the Sheet Iron Band until the hus
hnnsHe = given to the Orphan Asylum. AbaDs a.,
~ l individuals turned out last night with ali ..
~ n sDents, but could not succeed in unkanrsii;rs
MANI ~ Ivy are 10 give a fourth concert to.niwht .
this band ''Asns are members of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

We learn from the Albany (Georeia) Potylot.
Aefve that the Florence, its way from Albany vo
Apachicoa, was against uttng rock by hs care
lessness Of the engineer, and sunk within : Nv
moments There were board 3l5 bales Of cotion IL
~ stated that the deck load would DO saved with little
boat will be total loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

The present constitution of the State Of Missouri
provides that but native born citizens Of the nief
States shall be eligible for the once Of Governor The
convention in session at Jefferson City, adopted
proposition that the Governor shall hereafter be thirty
years ofage, shall have been citizen Of the United
States ten Year,, and citizen of Missou for i've yssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
THE PARTISAN SECRET.
CKOTON WAIVER

NOTICEThose persons taking the Crotou Wa,er would
~ Do well 70 call and Examine the premium Water Filter,
that they only clarity hut purify, the turb
csarpess and divesting II
impurty They can be attached g C,csce ysssrsp!gss
Crotou Plumbing and wsterFiter Establishment No 800
Broadway. betweeu Walker and White d. fvrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

:, n ~. OF THE JswIsn SABBArH.-A Comma,
s,r saa,es iIat The Jewish Reform Committee.
s,.as ~ fankort at the head of which arc No.
s Syh,oscnmidi advocate Creusenach professor and
. zen ~ and TO which ali the ost emit
sabsss shs Ss kern s:. Jewish
appointed divine service 10 be pc,to~r onmuee mas
,a new Jewish temple in That oily The uass NJ
part ~ H. ~ -sfV' - destined to take
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
DEBILITY, IMPoTil SSv igEon
y AT MsUncIuRNAL EMIss,LNs a.

y LATED AND POWEREII. rs kcnv
" y sminsnt physicians and surgeons in the
1 he ia,. sR. x.;elTp sria % /
lfs.n The use Of tins Cordial viii GsIiv ~. M
ofniun. The highest medical anthoIit;es ~
Z reconmsnd y as superior T. any other article
NJ, o. af Ine tb ABOVE distressing comYsm.
|. cesX following depiorsbIe sffeeiions-sbe
y ,i~ss ndIscrefion, secret habits of Youth.
] bresSr. of the passions In ripper years--y,x
\. los, 81 nervous debility, torpor OF the
Z cxfremitiex, lsssifuJe' noc,urnsI . oi the
ol mind coy decay. Of Virilify; nelan,
Ion ns,a' !. Il, ZION Of ideas, loss Of memo-
int,rcowrs ~ I'm ~, lad, vertigo, and lunscv:
''"'ai'f selfdistiust, and love
asses OF sudden decline OF .or.-
&c baneful practices. Young uen plon may
~ inc country. where these soEssrs SS. nhhe.s,
Sose 's w gha,eatnand those, TOO, who sre ssous
,nose happy results which should aftsrk
\ Fl WIN Perceive that this advertisement tres,,
Vosct 70 them.. 1t you would be relieved
,.~.a, ,ps an ndsnt notification, and be re
en,,,,'',fh uot % procure this Cordial. The
4 sin.,aS We medicine are highly important
Sinsie. ~ 81 per borile SO hall do,sn.
ing istsil ty. J. o. FAY, 1875 Ful,on s,rss,
.sr az RIM New York aud at flste Hart'sl
.id,s..ipe ictwaEded to any part OF he .;iv
4'es'ne j. 0. Fay, POSTPAID. amount NY Ivy
.na = =, w ,ss o,th, IS North Main Street Pro
J ssdof s ifeeIEaf!Gr ;,,ss,, Boston no. 100
I IN rn n.y. be consulted personal y. or bv
lsbsssnarp 'oa street, New York entrsnos ~
an imsr
= n aChts.tKs 5-TT9TJ1K -
Az, 1isn.s.usihsii, a : j soioon. on Thur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
e5fEFfy, MUFFS AND FURS.

Al@ H4}xS3s1l5ilkkiSs .HUFFS AND FURE
~ ~ NOSE dies who have pplied them
~ IL; \. = - 20 eaiI>WM COOPERb Furstores,
q - : ~. my Vii SJ i'm Fancy Furs and we will
ne, cr any Oh Il store in the annariar N y
HE-' = Wnt Co yers Fur Mans factories,
p,xwerv A yrs above Walker street-and % Maiden
NFT FT- lane, near Gold street
II russ ,ourhl al his stores warranted to be what
- ~ 49,. Z ~ fo1e's - - MA imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

From HAvANA-By the steamer Alabama, we
have received files of Havana papers to the 18th in
slant Some changes have taken place the autho
rites of the island Spanish "a Ell So5orapo, ex-
pected from Cadz and English steamer about to
be bought for the increase OF the Spanish naval force at
Havana.
There is news from Mexico in these papers.
Advices from Puerto Rico to the 6th instant, gave
Of abundant yield of the sugar in that
island, notwithstanding il had been visited by earth
quakes and hurricanes In the month Of November-N
o. Paper, Dec. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

There has been imported into this district during
the present 673 bushels Of coal exported
bushels Of coa remaining SIS Ola bushels rios
bushels Of salt imported exported 667 29s bushels
remaining $3.50 ! bushels Of potatoes imported
Bosfon Port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

TAX TIrLEs-IMPoRTAST DEcisIoN.-A cause was
risd IN the United States Circuit Court for this
psuict lest week, in which very important decision
was mace 'hat m'll greatly operate against portion OF
wi 90 ues Was an action Of ejec men brought by
an individual claiming under the patent title against
person in possession who claimed under tax title The
defendant set up deed made for the sale Of lands for
taxes under the revenue laws OF 1893 3o The land
mad been sold by Sheriff. and the deed was m de nv
his successor in Office The objection taken TO the tax
.e deed was, that under the laws Of 1888 as
siorm had been prescribed for deed which could ONLY
ve executed by the Sheriff who sold the land and that
mere was no provision this revenue law authorizing
me successor OF the sheriff execute the deed Tins
Syecon assustained by his Hon Judge Pope and The
ueeu ruled cut There are without doubt great many
IN precisely the same situa ion AZ the one
questions and the view taken by the Circuit Cont
~ me United states for the District Of Illinois be
sustained BY the Supreme Court Of the Waited ststss
evitably prove valueless.-.aifon Telegraph. "
CHARITABLE BRQuKsr.-Oliver Smith, an aged
and wealthy gentleman Of Hatfield, Mass, recently
charitable purposes From what We can learn M ".
smith has LETT over half million of property Much Of
this dgposed Of for charitable purposes and LARGE
smount for benevolent and philanthropic objects
WV wy given to Northampton, for the
q On agricultural school, but not to 60 I'M
y s -: above named !: doubled i given
Wil4Heourg, pssrfsId. Orssnhsld and Whste
as permea5k fuhd for the psnsht Of orphan chill
and chiidrs1of tho poorer classes The fund 4 T.
ri bsnnsss ~ . large sns rather ne
robabiy the same te~ns to b. paid to each young and
worthy man or w0fkan within the same upon the event
his or her nsrrisgs. 10000 to 70 10 the colouza
on Society Northampton (Mass) Courier. Vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
HASTINGS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHzHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE
For sale by MOORE X CO., the American Agents, ~
Inn street, and Elliott, l73 DIVISION STREET, op.
osite Ludlow, New York. Price ~ bottle-six bot
les for %. n6 I'm 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
Dr.. 'HULL's TRuSSE:ss

| AND AnOOM!NAL. oUrIOntr M. N -, ~
Is ar by the most eminent physicians IN Eu
s ma Ne, Assor House, femnlein attendance
S,niIe vi dsNreaaent. -rtims ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

OrvIcE THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE. Co.
No: 81 w all street. December 9Th, lA5:
A MEETING Of shs Trustes, h,la At b. 9fes q u
unanimously elected President place Of Lewis Grescy
ssiEned and LEWIS GREGoRy elected Vice President
supply the occasoned by the resignation Of JOSEF
~ ELLWooD WALTER. Secretary
MAMIE Insurance ON CARGO AND FRgroHI OILY
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, Ne g Wal
street, con6nes its business Marine freight snt
New subscription notes. amounting upwards Of Two
additions daily being ade TO its assets. :. 49,,
The Company invites its plan OF business which
i believed Offers greater protection and larger returns 70
INC '1are' Una" any TRUSTEES
Thom.. Hunt. J.. MeC9!losEh Tho' He%hs hell,
Henry sbsiJon CHARLES P.yen Lew Cook
IA Tss. Nelson. HE Moaas. f6E ;y:,
w,oa H HINT { k kris, A'e va, Baker
Gro. Hastnss, Chss @ Carleton. teossrd KIRBY.
.Ns, T. aSss' b bss,a' 4's ..d 81 Jenis se1
. D Phelps JOSEF JOSEPH s' WALKER, President,
LEWIS GfgscRy, V,ca President
ELLwoop walter. Secretary. d2aemrc
THE PARISfAN SECRET.
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French.
d entitled The Psrlsi Secret or sefPrese vson" per-
feet security sgan SeraI Diseases gader all scumstsnces
Understood ard employed BY OF fashion In
~ az VII %dpI2EX1NDIR LEBAUM, M d.,
Memoir cdthe Faculty Meicne Of P.r'uPhys'esn the
Published by Robert Il amon., Legs. Deputy DR. LIE
wo eones for 81 All orders should be addressed posf pd
F Tq0s al. - "a New Y ri only bywYATT KETCH-
Chxso AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
lAMES A SWAIN,
q Ash Tail R,

esm-rs CARLToN HOUSE.
THE PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY a ND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
3 Il BROADWAY, upper corner Of Murray, over Ten.
40 neyS iewe awarded the Medal, four Fin'
yensius3 and IA Highest Honorsn the Exhibition
Do1toa New Ysr respectively for the besr
picturen add spuaraa exhibited.
Fambe Ceneraz, Instructions Plates Cases. &c
fowsde csirtd point, lower than by any oh
o. rssaufactorv o23 2mD&Wfme
S IJKAGE FOR CORN, GRAIN AND FLOUR
- Tar AGE 10 6ftf thousand bushels Corn or Gain and
~ rwsy doasand barrels Flour, be had in the Brick
1lcs6ve min walk from South Feny, Brooklyn very
mi terms Jhe is good pier adjoining these premises
- ent cef gwater for The largest class ships.
Atpiv - eli BORN X CO., on the premves.
pop Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

NcHtsstks asgTATfOE 81,
narv iisn,tsusihsii,ai ! j seioon. on Thur
sASS'sI 81. coScKLIN, s.er.,,v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
Y WARDROBE AND FUKNKEITU
WANTED.

y and Families can obtain the full value for
8,perfinons effects they wish to dispose Of /,
4 Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, Fire
&c. Gentlemen leaving or returning to the
y II to give fir price for all articles offered
trough the Post Office will be promptly at
7. LEVENSTYN,
a66 Broadway, up stain.
NIL Ts,,SO DESIRE rEARLY WHITE
FL, ~, ~ ROSE TOOTH PASTE is
si,eh,a., IN pu, whitcness it gives to th.
esle and retail, al
JULES HAUEs,a
Tactical Chemist and Periamer,
- " south Third street, Philadelphia.
=, nsSJacgnemod, No as Broadway; "A
!! Nos lis and Isl Broadway; A
\ Cd ~ ~. fr.If William streets.
S,;sS,7.S, X :. - lnstifuie. pi6 im+rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

s-- - -
3xugng o. m half pipes, pale and dark vintages.
1T, = Bssser' do Do DO DO DO
hey 6ftr ipr sale. The same 10 under custom house
crfftIed ~ debenture. dc 2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-We have received Iicr-
treal papers OF the 18th, Quebec OF the END, and
Toronto, of the 9th ut. All she news from our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01
MS PATENT PORTABLE

81 81 - ~ssAfN<.l MS PATENT PORTABLE
~ WAI@-a~f -ASc3ETS
NE Sit and persons in delicate h. viii
mad this Hfice Of essential utility their bed chamber
They be with either hot cold for vapor
'At1 Ihey uepeiy useful for ships hospitals, SC.
tH sale VI the Subscribers, at the Croton Pumbng and
x1Fr ni,e; Establishment, 800 BROADWAY, between
az imsrc STONE. BROTHERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
PUBLlo DEBYor PENNSYLVANIA.

Il J. f H. NJ
Thshis,ofy Of the financial condition Of Penn.
sylvapia, furnishes striking illustration Of ,ha.
sound maxim, chat q state should never add 10
is debt while its faith has been forfeited."-
Pennsylvania is nov burthened with an snor.
nous State deb. Of s4O,9s6, ss3 2a-exclusivs5
Of the amount received from The General Co
vsrnment on dsposiie, which, however, II IT, NOT
likely she will be called on for. Should The
General Government require the refandins Of lie
money given BY the distribution actof Congress,
Pennsylvania will not prove the only defaulier.
We fear tha, even the Old Dominion would no,
be ready 10 "squars up notwiihstan ding The
ehivalric speeches Ct her chivalrous sons, who
ARE ever ready, with bombastic strains, 10 eulp.
gise hefss in the zenith of her glory. /
The debt of Psnnsy lasnia his increased IN ten
years, SIC, 1896, $40 90, sthough she has receir.
ed in the meantime s9,s67,5l rs Of surplus 10.
venue from the General Govsrnmen,, ss veil a.
s3,446,78o 81, as prsminm for Bank cAart.r. =
We here hnd In aggregate Of s22, $50 900 leEis-
lated away, and no meriiorious objects Of STATE
policy, of any magnitude, bs,ered u more pros.
porous.
The Governor in bis message, urges ia strong
terms The necessity Of maintaining The faith Of
the state,tby the prompt pay menl Of the inlerss,
which falls due from time 10 time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

llhis dsiefmins,ion 81 her Msjssiy'a sdyI.
lsers; buLue shou.d much more regret
their unsnimous de.ernipaiion 70 stefi-
Gee he indasiry Of the coqniis ~ STRIP
pink i: 81 I'll protection.
The inpefisnt fact nov annoeneed
proves how eompleiely wrong The Tines
va, whsn i sssied that the Gover6psnt
bed decided upon proposing 10 Psriia;
meat a. cabinet measure, The repeal Of
The corn laws. Lon. Herald. Dec. lR.
The Ministry Of SIR Robert Peel hss
resigned. The couptry al large may be-
startled By acircunsisnee % uasxpeciedt
bat such il The fset. Yesterday morning
the msjoriiy Of The cabinet. comprising
The Duke Of Wellington. the Duke Of Bue !.
els0ch. Sir Robert Peel, Sir James Gfa-
ham. the Esil OF Aberdeen. Lord Stanley.
Mr. Goulburn. The Earl Of Lincoln. and
Mr.. Sidney HeFbefl-in al, nine out Of
twelve or thirteen composing the entire
cabinet. proceeded by special train %
Southampton. and were conveyed BY he
royal steamer Fairy 10 the Isle Of Wighs.
Al court held 81 the Osborne House
they rendered their fesigusiion to her Ma
jeHy. which was grsciously accepted -
Here is asudden and abrupt terninalion
Of the Conservative cabinet. and that. loo.
at tbe very moment they were supposed.
and even demi-ofieislly announced, 10
have become the converted organs Of free
trade policy 10 ell ilsrami6sd bearings. q
Should . war
take place with America. neither Absr-
deem nor Haddih s'opceuld have csrrisd
il on With the spirit and skill suited 70
such aserio1s contest. The downfall OF
ibis heterogeneous Cabinet WILL De the
worst newsfor Polk that he hal received
since his iaalalmenti 10 Office. The Syran
affair made 40 impression 10 Ameries..
which established The character Of Pal
mersion for decision and national spirit,
and Polk would rather see any man 10 The
Foreign office than nobleman, who,
since The days Of Canning. Is the only
minister hat has asserted The honor OF the
couniiy 10 al her foreign relations Lon
don Sun. Dee. H.
On Wednesday Last. At The council that
assembled nj Osborne. House, Sir Robert
Peel and every member OF bis cabinet
rendered the resignation Of their respec-
tive Offices, ssnd these resign aiions. her
Majesty was gtoeiously pleased 10 accept.
The Queen has since entrusted 10 Lord
John Russell the duty of forming new
cabinet. His hordsbip appears 10 have
received the very earliest intimation that
bis services were likely 10 be required,
since we end that, on Tuesday morping,.
Immediately after The arrival Of nesssn.
ger from London. the noble Lord quilted
The neigbborhood Of Edinburgh on bis way
south. Yesterday Lord John Russell was
honored with an. audience by The Queen,
at her Majesiy's residence in the Isle of
Wight -- London Post, Dec. Ill.
London Corn Exchange, Dec. IL The
downward movement in prices Of agricul.
-lural produce continues. and il The purpose
Of the articles which have appeared 10 the
Times has been 10 create 4 state Of uncer-
tsiniy and doubt, alike INJURIOUS to the far
mer, the merchant. and miller, IL has sue.
ceeded 10 admiration. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
OPINION on run TARlEr.

4 & =
We make the sabiOined extract from he An.
nnal Message 81 Gov. Skunk, on the Tariff, 10.
order 10 furnish orr Democratic friends here
with sample % democratic doclrine as held in
the Keystone State. Gov. Shuak vas eiecIed
onlya fev weeks previous 70 The Presidential 3.
lee,ion-and those who supported him also gave
their s1dtaees 10 Mr., Polk. Consistency. with
the people IL Pennsyls ANA mrst be ! iewsl o.
rare yslae. Gov. Skunk sayss--
"a TsriF III diserimiaaiing duties, based on he
principles indicated, and esdjusted A. 10 secure
pefmanence il lis provisions, sustained ia il
protective .decfs BY the operations Of cons,itu.
tional treasury, 10 regulating the issues Of our
banks, and checking excessive importaiions Of
merchandise, will, il Is believed, give laore eta.
bily 10 The general interests aud business OF The
couStry than any. other system Of policJ within
The control OF the federal government. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
THE MILITIA SYSTEM.

We find complaints il the other States IS weiI
as our ovn, sgains. The miserable system Of
dragging men from their homes 10 muster, with.
out arms OF any thing else 10 raise The sxhibi-
lion above farce Of the most disgusting order. j
The New York Evening Mirror says Of the sys.
tenn Of tsst State what may be justly said here,
that i "is laughing stock aud bys-wofd," "
and that ai. i hardly fair TO subject those who
refuse 70 be made laughing stocks also, 10 6ns
for the offence Yes We doubt not most Of The
militia men would willingly pay ! regular lax Of
= small amount, ,hanYengage in business 50 u.
terly useless. How isis V ca q &c, no remedy I
Why Is i that the people do nor speak out in
body every year, until their represer ,aiiyes are
compelled 10 make achange. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22

me Wage e shis sallan: State have again
osea = seller y Z conssntion y Raleigh, and
nass nominsted 6ovs WiLLiAn 4. GaAAAn for
rs.elecsion. u aeclsms,ion. The 0os.reor Il.
ps.1ea e ire conseniiSn, and addressed hat
oooy q most happy Style. Among Others Who
wsrs called oul on The occasion, was Ii. Hon +
EpwARp SrASLEf and his TO speeches % Il.
occasion are slated 70 have been amoas hls h,p.
Riest efforts. Among Tie resolutions adopted
was one in favor Of raising Revenue loi he sun !.
porto fsovernment By tariff of Da.ies d In.
ports, rather than By direc, ,l1alol.
The Raleigh Rec isisr ssys lha, The whis spir.
i, Of always iadomitable,s.ill harms d
brilliantly i when |. rsd the bosons Of oar elo.,
rious ancestors. Not I doubt Is en,sriained Of,
Gov. Graham's reelection b triumphsnt ma
jority. The election, We believe, viii not tsks
place until August. ts8s*a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
The Coal Trade.

we zee stated IN the Message Of The Cover.
nor o. fennsylvania, that abouttwo millions Of
tons OF Anthracite Coal we,e tale, on, ~ he
mines ofthal Slate and carried 10 m,,ke, aur;ny
the last year,.ahs greater portion Of wb;ehf il,
sent 10 the Eastern and nsiehboripr s,a,e. b.;ne
IN increases Of about tvonly. Eve ne, can, og.r
The operations Of the preceding Va, .nd Il !.
believed, 1.-The trade 10 This article vii, inc,... :
even agrealer ratio 10 ,he present s,ar oe,h.
Biluminous, Coal, very larre am onn,, -, liz
mined and sent 10 market, II |, e.,;,n.,.d NJ,
not less than thirteen millions bush.ts v... .o,-
sumeda, Pittsburg and ia i,s yicini,y And .ho,,
six millions Of bushels were ira f,o,
poin; down the Ohio River.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-22
Eight Days Later From Europe.

The packet ship Iowa, from Hayre,
with dates 10 the lalh oil. was boarded
ohs hundred miles below New York. on
Tuesday sfternooB, BY "a sgsnt Of. the
New York Herald. 10 which paper We are
.indsbted fof The following interesting iE-
lellisepes:
The news b Of great importance, Is ex.
hi5iiing the feeling in England relative
10 the opening Of The ports. and the nego-
,iating a commercial treaty with the Uni
ted States.
b The declaration Of the London 7rFes,
Of The 4ih uh.. that the English Cabinet
had sgresd upon the opening of the ports,
<andssseralo ther inporlantm measures. crea.
ted . tremendous sensation throughout
Enslsnd and Frsnce. Its effect in Loa.
don wss like throwing a bombshell 10 the
very midst Of the bankers shd politicians.
I. appears, however. thai the Times.
wilhdfaNs lie statement. with the inpor-
ianl Qualification thaltHs English minis
try bad ehaogsd i,s views. and that fae
ports iDould net 10 opened.