The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

AFFAIRS IN fENkZUkLA.-1nc fnldQelphla u. y.
Gazette Of the 18th inst, has received the follow
ing intelligence.
PurRro CAsxLLe, Dec. 18th, ls4S.-Thsrs has been
little or no change in the prices Of produce here, since
decrease rather the exhaustion Of riAng inAaiion
consequent upon competition in limited market and
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81 centsalthough 81 10 sometimes given still and the
heaviest trade house. the other hand refused yestsr
coffee worthy Of note yet in Market in lew days Il
will be on, however. Crop rsthor under than an
coffee men, lest the United States should impose duty
upon coffee at the ensuing session Of Congress Even
very small duty would work "retribution with . ven
embarrassed Of this country Under the effect Of the
existing fright, there many who express great con-
imports win be lowered BY the vsnszuslan conrre.s Of
this winter Lot the alarm subside and crisis pass
without action upon the part Of the American Govern.
ment, and you will soon that like . hardened sim
who DUNG the terrors oecasoned by his 6rs storm
at has promised amendment for the future but re-
tempest how sturdiiy they will deny having ever
favored such an act Of Justice American articles
about the same. except aour which has gone up siA
would bring more, perhaps $l5 and am not sure that
the * brand Of Robssons Mills the favorits mark
:: for s tn.
freights by shipping in their vessels. Lumber al
though coming IN considerable quantities. now Is not
quoted at sa5 instead Of SIS per M in my last s worth
about $50 white pine IS to 81 per hundred Lard,
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you will perceive that death has again been busy with
the nations great The most noted Of the fallen 10 Dr.
his country Creole BY birth, lawyer BY profsssion
His loss isproperly termed BY FL Liberal rrepsrabls
The other Of the greet dead to whom slluds General
to this aad early during her struggle for liberty
and contributed his blood and labor with free heart and
There has been much alarm c,sated here by attack
recently made upon the National Bank, from
nymons quarter; The bank has, a.w aver, made
ation She allowed BY Law 10 issue more the rate
Of two paper for one specie. She l. Of course now
but increased recent number Of Ell LIBERAL in speak
ing Of the the fear which have mentioned Of the impos
ton BY 'rhe States" Of duty upon cofss-eslls i
Venezuelan Congress to liberate the American trade
from the heavy burthens 20 unjusty imposed upon it,
be too late The Liberal is not the
Of any party. II isthe chief paper In the country in
deed the only which possesses any real influence
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October Is es5 From this and other ocia documents
discover that there has been increase In expectation
to the United States In this quarter the correspond
ing quarter oflast year Of about the vslus Of $4,000
During the quarter, appears that the imports from the
United ststss ameuntsdto and from the
Government extracted $1,000 duties, little over 50
per cent, notwithstanding there was 81 $40 Of free
articles. The imports for the period last year
on viii Be- that hs United State. has con-
tribued nearly onenird Of the duties collected st this
port during the period mentioned; and that while she
pays so per cent other nation pays Except
old SPAIN that much, and some, France and Hamburger
for example, get of with less than asi percent
destructive confagration occurred in Brownvile
the 9th inst 1t originated Ia the woollen fctory Of
Messrs Bradley Brown and Champln, BY the ignition
OF combustible matter by the spark from lamp
held by young man while oiling the machinery. The
progress Of the flames rapid that the inmstes
escaped with dfhculty girl having jumped from
window in the I'd story with her badly burnt The
building entirely destroyed, with most Of III con-
Davis, which containeda quantity Of provisions. The
dwelling house Of Mr. Henry Lard and furniture, was
sC oon muIn a. ioo ~. ~ ssar VA nsv;.
s3,o0o-no insurance. FAX machine also destroy
ed.--Wafsrfspn Journal
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