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DR.. HoLLIcK INDICTED. The grand Jury
of Philadelphia has indicted DR.. HolIck for
the immoral character of his lectures, and for
indecent expressions used in his book which he
has been selling in that city. He was held to
bail in the sum of $1,000. Strange proceed
inui
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The Harmonious. This excellent band of min
stres give their last concert this evening the Saloon
OF the Franklin Bank Buildings, North street. We
advise their admirers not to miss this opportunity OF
spending an agreeable evening.
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E63-Ir you want che CAPITAL PRIZE ill the
"Small Fry' Lottery, to be drawn on SATURDAY,
60 TO CoLVlN co. $4OOO-rsk 25 cents, Who
would not try their fortune
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yEVHE FLAG OF OUR UNION

N FOR THE PRESENT WEEK
Contains great variety of int resting matter, as
glance at the contents will show
CONTENTS
''The Child Of the Sea; or, the Smuggler of Colonial
Ivy Fanny Forester. "The French Jew; or Killing
Time in the JeIsies," by J. H. lngraham, Esq.
MISCELLANEOUS:
The Watchmaker's Ruse, Change of Fortune,
Bear Story, Old Father Hodge,
Mock Bahes The Curse,
Captain Jenkins and the Duel in the Olden Time
Big Chun, Carrier Pigeons,
Queen of Spain, An EXpedient,
VeraCity Of the Pike, Temperance in Prussian
A Perifed Forest, Silesia,
The Jews, The Old Duke,
Extraordinary Herosm, Charles Matthews,
Tine Monster Brewery Bank Protection,
The value of fine lady, Story of a Black Boy.
Syrian Greek Women, Bills, Island, &c Maine.
POETRY.
Spring time, Punch's Idea of Protec-
The SerCnade, ton,
The Duenna, The Mysterious Bird,
SonnettO Winter, The Victim,
Fresh Fish, Lines,
The Prayer on Bunker Beautiful Thought of Bull
Hill, wei,
The Bracelet, Height of Infdny
Editorials, Weekly Melange, News, Gossip of the
day, &c. sc.
For sale at all the periodical depots and the Office
w. BENNETT, Publisher,
No. | North-st. Cup stars,)
Price cents per single copy; subscription s. per
annum. mhl3-2t
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We return our thanks
to the Hon. w. F. Giles, Of the House of Re-
representatives., for copy of the Pension Laws
now in force.
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Hon. Judge MEEK, of Alabama, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March II. Subect-"The Fine Arts"
Hon. w. l.. YANCEY, of Alabama. Subject-"The
Rights and legal disabilities Of Married Women"
There are a few tickets unsold, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction Single
Admission 25 cents hIl-dh
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n7-sONs OF TBMPERANCE--CRYST .4L
FOUNT DIVISION, No. 10, wifi meet at Union
Hall, corner of Batimore-st. and Tripoetts alley,
THIS Saturday EVENING, att O'Clock, 05- The
brethren of Sister Divisions in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend. by order,
ial0-stf JOHN w. PEREG0Y, X Scribe,
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MrEW DRESS GOODS.

MTEW DRESS GOODS.
u Il. McELDOWNEY & CO., are now opening
a very complete stock of NEW SPRING DRESS
GOODS, comprising, in part of rich and beautiful
STYLES stripped and changeabIe DRESS SIDkS of the
very best fablcs-l-4 and A black and blue Lus-
tring, Armure, Satin Russo, Tafatas and Gro Grain
SILKS Superior quality Apacas, Ginghams, Bhege
and Balzarne; Bombazine, Caution Grape, Silk, Shet-
land and Cashmere SHAWLS, with large stock Dl
LINEN GOODS. .
1863 BALTIMORE.ST.,
mhl4 between Calvert and Light SITS.
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BEEF! BEEF!

G--rS BEEF! BEEF!
Sa%e##IlssSSSI The subscribers will offer for sale
jEzAsA.IYY at their STALLS, Nos. II and no
PES CENTRE MARKET, on S.4TUR-
Aa.~Ns4 ss~ss= Day. the l4M March, four of the
most superior Cattle that have ever
been slaughtered in this market. These Cattle were
exhibited in Monument Square on Wednesday, 4th
iast and pronounced by judges 10 be the finest
Cattle ever brought here. We assure our friends
they are far superior TO the very fine Cattle sold by
some weeks since.
mhl3 at* Fl. & s. KIMBERLY,
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h3- Oil OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense
To soften leather no matter how hard, it acts the
aslonishment of ALL and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops i'll use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without il when once known.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
l. Baltimore, Nd,
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Lg3- The Rev. THOMAS X. PECK, of South Ca
rollna, will preach in the Broadway Presbyterian
Church on I TOMORROW, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, and
half past 3, P. NJ. IT
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@7-PRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLAs

n5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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DELAWARE. DR.. Joseph Maui, has been
duly sworn into the Office of Governor of De-
laMare.
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NNR ESH ROLL BUTTER, very good at l6i

ENRESH ROLL BUTTER, very good at l6i
H' cents per pound.
SPERM CANDLES, only 26 cts. per ID.
CIDER VINEGAR, Is cents per gallon
ROASTED COFFEE, 10 and l2s cts. per Id.
Civ cured BACON-together with large assort-
ment of FAMILY GROCERIES, for sale very 10 "
for cash, by ,,-. -
S. E. corner OF Lombard ST.
y Goods delivered, free of charge, in any part OF
the city. nIili TOY
HTPRIGuT GRIDIRONs BROILERS.
u further supply of the above useta ana henly
approved Cooking utensi, suitable for Crates, Ranges
or Wood Fire, just finished and for sale at the ofigih
al Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED H. REP, No. 1886 Baltimose'st'
mh3 2ud Tin store IboVe hoWard-sI'
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New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. The returns
are too incomplete to predict the result with
any degree of certainty, but the indication is
that there is no choice of Governor by the peo-
pie. 80 wings, democrats and A Hale men
have been elected to the Legislature as far as
heard from. One democrat elected in Con-
cord, no choice of the others.
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az-HTsTOgICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL LEG

h3-HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL LEG
TURES. Cot LgHMANowsEY will give his second
Lecture THIS Saturday EVENING, the 18th of
March, in the Masonic HALL, at u O'Clock. Admit
lance s. cents. Programme for this evening-Cha-
racter of Madame Josephine, first wife of Napoleon,
cause of the diuorce; Siege of 1oulon; Battles of
Nontenotte MeliSSi1no, and crossing the River Po.
NIB. All the battles will be illustrated with trans
paYencies, lt
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ng-A CARD. The William II. Bangs, whose name
appeared in the local column eCiipperOf Thursday
morning, connected with the fatal aaray in which
negro carter was killed, is NOT VIVA. II. BANGS, for
merry Of this city, and now of Pennsylvania 1t
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09- HISTORICAL LECTURE ON HUMAN SA-
CRIFICES. Rev. Mr. SHRIGLEY will preach in the
Calvert street Church TOMORROW (sunday,) at
II O'Clock A. M; and at y O'Clock, P. M, he will
deliver Lecture on "HUMAN SACRIFICES"
among the ancient Egyptians, Gauls, Germans, Car
hagenians, Native Americans, Hindoos English,
Sc. SC. II
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hF-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
of lectures now being delivered in the Fifth Presby
terrain Church, Hanoverst,, will be continued fol-
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93-THE FAMOUS SMALL FRY LOTTERY
AT ECERTONS TODAY Again we have this
famous scheme on hand, and as the EGERTON5
have sold the capital Ottener !han all the other vend
highest prizes we hope our friends will give call
today. CdpitaI $4,000, Tickets 81; us, 2j cents. A
full package for So 20. Call early 20 secure the rich
priges IT,
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U oTTERY TICKETS FOR rs CEN
&-A On every SATURDAY the 25 cent lottery
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows:
lst Capital Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
I'd do do do 1000 is 1000
Sd do do do 600 is 900
4h do do do 300 is 300

T5- sIngTe UckGIs only % cents.
EMORY x CO., the well known and popular
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will sell during
week and on Saturday, until O'Clock in the a
noon, tickets in these pretty lotteries by the pacl
Ia package may contain the four highest prizes
the trifling sum of SO so.
All persons, whether at home or abroad, who
wish tickets in the above or any other lotteries,
please be careful TO direct their orders to the old
tablished house of z
EMORY CO. nnnosite Barnnm,s
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n EVER. As usual ahead of all competitor il
way of selling CAPITALS. There is not a sngl
flee in the city that can pretend 10 shell out the
full. The way DOYLE is at present doing at thi
LIBERATED CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No. l44
ST., opposite the Railroad Depot, next to Biadshs
United States Hotel. Therefore if you want an
the following splendid prizes. Send your orders
call on DOYLE.
SATURDAY, Tom Thnmb. $4,000. Tickets
halves Soc, ars 25 cents. Doyle will sell ceItifio
of 25 whole tickets for Sl2, halves Sc, qrs. SO,
eighths 81 SO. This is first rate chance to NAL
handsome amount of pocket money, with a
outlay and the risk on a package is small.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who
chase by the package or quantity
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky number
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Prattstree,,
1t FRI Opposite B.& o. r. r. Dep
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WSoR SALE OR r. EMIT. Two Paper Routes
IL on the Clipper and Argus, containing about 400
subscribers. Those wishing them will please make
early application, the present owner is about leav
ing for his residence in the country For further par
ticulars, inquire
No. FL STRAWBERRY ALLEY,
mhl4-otr between Baltimore and Pit-sts.
HNOUR MEMBERS OF THE HARMONIOUS
II being detained in this city in consequence of
the sudden illness of the other member, VIII have
the honor TO give their fifth and last
GRAND VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL AND OPE-
RATIO ENTERTAINMENT,
AT FRANKLIN SALOON, in the new and elegant build
inu onposite the Patriot Office North street,
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, March IA.
{d7- Ticket a5 cents. Doors open at Ito com
mence at O'Clock.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY. select 1
IN steal and English School of BOYS and Y,
Gentlemen, situated in one of the most desirabl
cations IA Inc CITY OF Baltimore, will be immedii
disposed of! The principal wishing TO retireVfrou
school, will dispose of it liberal terms; the pri
income is between $1,000 and $1,000, and NAV b
creased if desired by increasing the number of MI
which is at present limited 1t s well furnished
has library of between $50 and 900 vols; also y
losophical apparatus-ihe whole being effected /,
an insurance for one year. For other informa
apply at LEWIS F. S(JOTpTT
IL No. 10 Exchange plac
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VEyHE CAPITAL PRIZE OFFICE i

EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's,
1t Baltimore, nj
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RIOT IN BOSTON THEATRE. A fracas
took place in the National Theatre, Boston,
on Tuesday night or rather Wednesday morn
ing, a little past midnight. There was a cabal
against one Of the actresses, Mrs. C. Thorn,
formerly of N. Y. City, by which she was hiss
ed off the stage early in the evening for some
cause known to play-goers only. The play
was necessarily changed, but the substitute
failed to give satisfaction; so, as soon as the
performance was over, the sovereigns proceed
ed TO smash the chandeliers and kick up a con-
siderable fuss generally.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

1872
NJ. H~Iy&R>y: | claim as a right a sut-
i.i-nt Sr&ccin your paper, to notice j lit
lie - Ci:izcn," who has lately been max
ing himself quite conspicuous in the Ban
neI; particularly as you were well aware
at the time ofpublisiing his various COM
munications, that lie was attacking unpTo-
voLcdly, and in an ungentlemanly manner,
uu unofftnGing man, and ma king illusions
81 pointed, plain and personal, that not OH
!yYur, but Tie WHOLE TOWN KNEW, who
& as mcantb b. them. And ~fnrsootll, he says
ne WIS "carclul'' TO avoid saying any thing
"oi an offensive character" Well, per-
har,the erithct of 'black-suard,' when
applied 10 himse.f,m;sht not be so offensive;
h. Eay have heretofore conducted himself
IL such away, and have written in sWchG
<t,ytr, IS to Lave had it Frequently bestowed
apcn him; but when applied to me, it does
not -~godown' quite so well, probably not
icing so well used to it. He says. ''self-
!. sl'ctt wi! forbid any farther notice Of
":ytl;"g Chat me- he said" Pity for him,
he :.ad nst SOONER thought Of this; lie GER
;ainiy sioH.d have .~cuGomi:cd in H0t
mHi, for, from his last communication in
t;:" Banner, ! should Judge he has but lit
IL ~ hand at present. "Citizcn" COM
:ncMc,d - Un;:ov0h,j. ungener"us, and
..i.ts..ed lor attack On ne, notw outstanding
t.t ia:.maticn l.. Lad, that lie was spit
,...3 lis y"r,3m add spleen at the wrong
;~@,.; ana H,cn II awkwarlly attempted to
-. aE' lisa traps ~rG completely fail
%. "A.'~~vn'!iy tr;icie'(goud Irmorcdly)
as<s;e! il licking item "rrady to lis
..,.., ." ".s f.: lrom / e;.,3 thankful; on
t. c~"":ia"! vas .'.orc violent and bitter
ii is -, a.oIs trar ;~c!urc. Knowing from
dc i.rs, VIZ tbs "CiGizrn' was, | avoided,
:: :E"">HLs unnecessary here TO mention,
"...>:IH- INTO Any discussion upon tie sub
jscts Introduced, ":.d nc,cri@rc attempted
q discuss dom. i rm Itot tic author If
Tue pieces owe. tic signature of :sIjis-
,,.,.,,- ,r:;.,
":.-."r IA tocl to fa;i er ny foul slandcrs;"
neither IS les, Cat ioa,t ii this ir>tarcc)
prove, - CLOAK to shield Inc from tie
"a! aTiil, 'rvy. a!rd m~aiisnity Of Citizen.
: al at, sir, Gas scmc strewdly suspect
..:@ '"i, chHt"c. H1tI >hGiM need u
"""'>@1"J IF & r,cr|i,s. ~rcitl.er have I
<.and> :" ;Lc".'rd ct trustees; but Citizen
- beg" guilty of both sIanter ard false
."c.. IL r:aAii:.. Ike accasaticE-anG if re
c'@>i",l, Il" i'i.owin" assertion ''tL.at a
..Ir al ti.c board used tie rubiic finds Crr
,-.;r o~n individual argr"rdi<, II, MT"
""i>' L. Zen repeatedly maGe- (though
,."t b.; mc) - sIauGcr. he ccrta;; ;Iv b1,
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

IN :;IG streets u INK wy
Inc capture of the first battery III" Us "u-
Dining d~efenccS, were unable, itoni cA''""s-
Ition and the less they had suffered, TO gam
,,.ore advantage. iheavy shower Oh ram
also came up ID cause Il suspension ri ,,,S-
I.;li.;os rrG1rc the close al Tie Gay Ale
iaI 3th and ist Infantry and :at b"itin'oE'
Battalion. rem.:led as tie ;~arIi<'n q: r'
lrartrred n~rsition. unCs- Col H'~r!Ar@' a>>i>-
lied bv Can't. K!Iseh's battery. i"' +
,,ounJnr. ana | fow:t2>r, wcE' t".'"'S"
-, III, t.,.. f!r,cc GERS an; :'A,- =" 81 81"
~, tai.sn prisoners. On" us =" l2rHAi'-
.lr,s WIS served .against Il" II 'a!' IL
id,f.o,e,. witI, ca>tarct aH.un'i'"h. r2t:'
T.. rcmnrie.oft.r dIy,fN t'.r:. iIdst":.
Tie sto-mh,, f~arti"s II Cen ""t'' : i;!'i-
SIN also caDt:i:cd t"o hinc fI'lIi'.ti> "r'.
w>re ;.lsn i'nn'"Giatrty turned '@"i">' '''
former owners. -.
! On tie mornin,g Of TIC "a Gen. Wort:
continued his npn. "atlons. "ai portions oil
lis division S;urmAd "a err. S::''.-
isivly the hrichts nb, )" Ils Ei>"'. :''A:,.
Roth were sc.!...-. - Il c.wm""a u",.'f
Capt Einton.2 A.iilir.ry. il t",:c "r:'-
atoms the company 81 IA'ni, l'i" ii2"''* TIA
Der Capt. BIa:ch..ci pr. r"' -
and gallant service As rarr rEt ca
command. -Four .,:,rcs o. rid "fi :.
good sYan!y # annlir: o., W." /.
in the bishops Pa.ac" Iii; 81, - ii
which were iraia"diai2lv tur:rI Zen liz"
enemy's Irlrnccs in dr. "'!E. >ht'
c~yraior Of lie I'd. Go. Ga.i., a u! !a>
command were relieved = Ia. .G.:~.<a =; c..
~, ro,-urab fnr.s Hy Gen. O~i-.t Il v.
80 N!:sS;.S;. =; .ua Tennessee -: - ::
land fyc co;arauies of tie keni:cay i:-
.,,,,,
-,,fr ~ tn, no~n;r" or -, tci.
l~I;.,, I-.,n l:s r~.s:tion Gt>..yrrrI t::a;
-, .c,rl, and ri~d f,,le. ard d,fnc,s
,,s. ,r,L, 49,. bal I.cr rntjralv al land IL .
;h,. a.. 10 ar~n-,nrn#.l.s .~..,-..rr
;,.s,,.,, -, -. r:ri, =. lie =. .a.;T,:..
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=: c...r.a4l ...y.
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a n,f s"-,l ....... : -.
l. n..,:n~ 49,. v..r. :,
-! Woo j.. ro..i,n mt e H.
,c Ism I'm t.. ~ E..g.'s =: il,
Battery and n" tiii.'i Infantry; T." 81 ":t.
fire was constant am u"..'''r"'', i!''h
::H Streets '"l>-frp$' >
%..@.. .' -, .,-..I w:3, ma.'
r;r ;,r :, j.. h,.ri - re r..--;.,
ensaacmcntlas;ed IT,. bc,;r.r: =" d.,
orr troops barring driven q" S,'
guns, - ''' 'n',i!' ""' -, 49,
49,, w.. ~ o,,., -
onar.or.t T,,,I ..n. .,,wv Ia ,sr,r"-
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
lay on AIacduii,
MORGAN.

t!a. Il .rr>;: | notice in the last Banner
-" '"i:"rla!, IN which YOU say, that sin ius.
.'''' "'i'I<rE." You are compelled to rive
III: I''"i' - rri!y 10 'Dispas5ionately; that
Tie discussion, dtrirg so~r absence, had
~'"i'ii"i@" a character entirely too personal,
-. Nov, sir, w,tiIe regret that src!. is
.'hs i2c', nins: inform you of one thing
i:f"; You ought. lave known-it is this:
that 'Ilti@"n' (ungcntlemanly personal, as
'' was from lie beginning-a man too, who
""astrd of his ability and willingness to
d'Sc"sS the suijcct,) would be beaten at
his own game, if possible; and that the dis
crSSi"r, on my pact; would gradually have
assumed a more personal character, until
'iitlz'E' could be STAINED out of that mean,
low ami undermining course. What, sir,
had ~ h"'nG interested on Georgia street,
E"""i7G LIE a 2 'Ss",p. not having always
.., E. . = nav, NY not having done
., ""f"D n$ "' "a" tyr rvtitc -. t'nn,n>.
.'' j." c"u.r -. y!
-,. ..1"'l:.-" -, 70 20:
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

Not h>r thaa many circulars from aSp::-
tic ,n%r -. ha"c r"~lrIird rs from diff.
I"I'"f r"",ions pf"c STATE. Suci. a Thirst
= : ~, hs lei on. Been ua.,i,,s. 4
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

..Avr. .,f-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-09
MONEY MARKET.
Monday. June SO p. lX.


The market to-day firm, at prices ruling at the
cond board on Saturday The sales confined to the
three fancy railroad stocks Quotations current this
morning, compared with those of Saturday morning,
show decline in Long Island of per cent Harlem II
Norwich and Worcester Morris Canal II Reading Il
Canton Farmers Loan J. At the second board to-day,
an advance in Reading and Harlem Of per cent was re
allied. with very large sales of the former
letter from OF most distinguished Senators In
relation the Oregon question has for several DAYS past
been pretty freely exhibited Wall street. and the party
to whom it addressed and those favored with pe.
rusal of its contents have become large purchasers Of
stocks and have put up prices several per From
the made Of this letter. and the deep interest the par
ty possessing has In fancy stocks should Judge
that it written wholly for speculative purposes Il
would not surprise much. if those placing much
confidence in the statements made in the letter alluded
TO, operate extensively in stocks for rso should
suffer serious losses before they get through with their
speculatons.
Sterling exchange closed firm at Of q per cent Pre-.
MUM, with moderate demand
We annex statement exhibiting the aggregate value
Of merchandise exported from this port during the month
Of May ls46 showing also the destination and the vauo
Of foreign and domestic merchandise exported each
country. Nearly half Of the aggregate value was
exported to Grcst Britain and dependencies OF the
tai all but about three hundred thousand dollars was do
nestle merchandise.
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Our exports to Great Britain and dependencies con-
tinue in about the proportion to the aggregate
previously reported and comprise the valuable part
of our foreign export trade The exports to Great Bril-
tain from the South larger per cent of the aggre
gate than those from the North. The commercial rela-
tons between England and the United States Of tho
most valuable and important nature particularly to tho
principal agricultural interests of this country The
balance Of trade between the two countries is
nually largely in our favor, and the variety Of
exports increase, larger markets will spring up
for our productions. Our shipments Of breadstuffs
and provisions to Great Britain within the past
five or six years, have increased immensely, and
the facilities We now enjoy, in the entry Of our pro-
ducts into British ports, compared with those of for
mcr years, will open trade between the two coun-
tries in the agricultural products of the North hardly
second to that existing in the principal agricultural
product of the South. The removal Of the restrictions
contemplated under the bill Of Sir Robert Pees
will ultimately give markets for brcadstufs--we
say ultimately because it will require time to
tend the cultivation Of grain in this country, sufficient to
bring prices down point low enough to enable to
compete successfully with the grain growing countries
more favoraby situated to anticipate in any demand
for breadstuds in the United Kingdom.
Although the quantity of wheat annually produced In
this country is immense the surplus and above the
domestic consumption not sufficiently large. to bring
prices down to shipping point and other countries
derse US in the English markets It, therefore requires
greater competition in the production which will be
reducing the cost of raising increase the quantity and
enable to realise moderate profits, upon much lower
prices The cultivate of wheat and in this country
has never been pushcd the immense extent Of territory
within our limits adapted to the growth Of these grains
gives facilities for producing at least with tae same
population from three to five times much Of each -
W have In either Of ho aat two three years
All want is outlet for any surplus may have,
and We can in time supply any demsnd but thsre must
be some guarantee that the external demand will DO
permanentto induce agricuurts to 60 very extern
sively into the cultivation Of those grains
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of -four
exported from the United to each country, for
three years. with the value Of the aggregate each year