The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-31

thousand ni1e hundred and fourteen dollars from thu
lion eight hundred and ninety six hund
and wentythrss dolls and from the Hanse Towns
thousand Ave hundred thiriyssven dollars but
fir to accompany this statement Of trade with the
to that country considerable portion passes Gar
many. 10 impossible TO appreciate the advantages o.
importance Of cuitivsting it. without comparing
suits with those which we derive from our trade
commodities with France. amounting to thirty
eight million two hundred and ,,xiy''we thousand
ssas h1 M 81, sn0 million eight hundred and
~ ave thousand nine hundred and :eventy'c9laIs
while an exchange 2. 1,on es sundrsd and srh
thousand two hundred and twenty nve douen leaves
IN our favor Of one snS dollars
and trade with the Hanse Towns, amounting 10
millions ns ssS HUNDRED fDa ny
for Of two millions hirtytwo thousand four hundred
and eighty three dollar; The Sch aSn 9, sn
the principal port for the commerce Of the United sa.e
len % 9. .s sna
which cleared during year lsao from the nse Nora ss
ports, directly for the United States two hundred s1d
ply the of intercourse with people who have
sresdy met u. in Liberal spirit ana whose
Commerce, to enjoy permanent prosperity ossh'
yieli mutuo ljbeneAts.
about to establish with Bremen We shall not only sa
tend commerce more widely through Germany, put
shall invite frequent and active intercourse
with the north Of Europe generally A. their mean: OF
intsrconmuncation multiply some Of them sirese hing
aa and Austria while others psnstrate Rus.a-n 70
be expected that the people Of those extensive ,ssions
northern ports Independent q the sdyantss: which
sion, our cotton would ind merkets The dePrss.
zion which SO often experisnced in the sale o. 'sss
compete with those already established, and which
The political objects to be accomplished by this new
connection with Germany ought not to be
northern Europe result from Il In addition to the
correspondence between individuals the various pupil
cations OF our country will be distributed and We shall
full and correct through those popu
lous regions respecting our markets our sna
our institutions Relying longer exclusively upon
England information respecting our pecuniary and
moral condition they will be able 70 gather from more
and its affairs Germany, already regarding Us KINDLY
carry ing with a valuable and owing trade send
enisrsnts who become useful citizens, will recognize
in this enterprise earnest effort on our Ps 70
direct certain and frequent and responding to Il in
na,ional spirit, wi cooperate with US TO make sue
Correspondence multpes with the increase o. tsci'
ties. A letter weighing not more than halt en- ouGce,
mailed Boston, and sent by British steamer to Bres
msr charged about forty three cents upon It's delivery
The postage charged upon a newspaper Of the ordinary
cents These heavy charges they do not restrict the
of the speedy Communication afforded BY tho
embara:. our corrssponSsncs with the con.nsnt Of
Europe Impressions Of country received from
csssJ from our shores by British steamers sends out
with comments upon our sHsrs which must influence
direct AMI cheaper with the people
| Of continental Europe may be carried on. while us
amount will greatly increase with reduced ratss "
In looking ever the map of Europe. II will be seen
Arturo for steamer bearing intelligence from dasrsps
psrts Of the world to the United States
st. Petersburg the capital Russs broushito Bremen
With sixty eight hours; from Vienna within thIy sn
mails from the smaller neghboIing kingaoms and
states Touching at Cowes would take on board the
and the English mail forwarded from London on the
day. and within three hours Of s departure Tor the
With this accumulated and varied intelligence, the
American steamship would reach New YORK with a.
OF departure for the Cunard lice Of steamersa city Of
vast commercial importance but remote from INC sea-
from London by more than twice the distance which d.
| vides Cowes from that emporium.
subject be referred to the favorable consideration Of the
Committee Of Ways and Means that the nppoviasa
| for according to law.
There shock of earthquake very sensbly felt at
MaysvIle, Ky- on the 22d inst.
A dreadful sfair occurred short tins since In Van
Buren, county, Mo. between Mr.. Estes and Mr. An
derson. snit in progress before justice OF the
peace in which Anderson principal and Estes an
Estes said something which Anderson charsct:rissA -
70 and Re .,s :sd D ss
full man 60, his opponsnt down. and va: dealing him
pwsrfui blows, when he suddenly Tell to the ground
knife, and stabbed him in some hall dozen places in the
region Of the heart He was immediately arrested but
given suddenly disappeared, to avoid, 10 thought the
summary vengeance Of Andsrson's friends
The Colorado river Texas has been found 70 be ma
viz hla far nm az
draught.
number OF young men who have been for some time
engaged rangers the western frontier ofTsxn In
tend 10 organize themselves into company, elect
commander, and emgnts TO California. il u believed
that at least one Numbered young men IN the vicinity oi
Bexar and Gonzales will join this expedition
The Georgetown Is. c. Observer Of the 2oth inst.
says Tho rivers full and the least rise VIII
greatly annoy rice planters highest up. sevenI
q ntlemen In the neghborhood have commenced Put
ting down their rice seed.
A meeting was held at Marshall Harrison county.
the 81 Of er We
lions were parsed.
Ex-Governor Miller, Of Missouri, il dead.
0srsrdus Clarkson has been elected Csshter Of the
man. resigned, and Henry H. Reed, has been elected
Teller in the room Of Mr.. Clarkson.
An effort being made in tn: Legislature Of Louisiana
stead Of removing to Baton Rouge, has bsen deter
mined on in sccoIdsnce with the requirements OF shs
Al the ensuing election for Governor Of North Caro-
lins there will DO three candidates. IL the nsid. VII
liam Graham the wbig candidate. James shepArd
IL the reaulsr democratic nominee, and william Leak
10 an independent democratic candidate.
Bethel Union hiss been established st Detroit
We announced few dsys since. the rstirsnept Of
Judge Ruggles from the bench. coah b Strong. Eco,
3 new Judge ssr0ss. 10 Va member q the last
Congress.
The Montreal Of Monday last says The wealth
Or IL mild for The snow vas melting fsst
ana he hoe brdgss' getting dangerous still the snow
between Montreal and Lower Lschins wss four iess
deep.
The Hon. Judge Conklin, Of Auburn hss accepted the
nomination for deegsts 10 the State convention
Attskspas and Opsousa. La, now produce annually
bales Of cotton - 900 hssds Of sugar and IN
immense quantity 81 bssf, hides. corn potatoes, 10.