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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

rayHE COMING YEAR OFIs46.
and obedience 10 The gu preInay OF all VI
yidence for the b4nefcence ADJ pnservat6
existence and mantainance of The race,
and prosperity of our families and or hapJ
for the past year, il becomes in the rivpry o.
"a well in the onset, that jlsl consids,ati-
reflection in "1scrminaliOn of events tiiVn
uency Of mans nechan cal genius sho,l6
velnpe the skill 10 which J. ]. ROACHy2
more street, nasever fully sustained Ia IhaA
tons Of art in Fancy, Transparent Bio
Gilt, Painted scrip and Ornamental sHv
character andnoslimP proved styles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

{cg- The CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, for
the benefit Of the Seamon'S CITY RerheI. will take
place on TUESDAY EVENT NG, 9th January in the
Charles street Methodist Ep'scnnal Church
TicKets NJ 50 cens-ean be had nr Messrs Gu h
ing o. Bro her; Arm strong Il Berfy; P. Cook; Jas
= Waters; Joseph V, Lewis; and at Messrs Bentecn
s. Niilig's Muse Stores. d;}D If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

Wyg UEFS, MUFFS, NUFFs. The subscri-
IFn Der has this day opened large and spendidas-
sorlment Of Lynx MUFFS-also an assortment Of
low priced, which he requests his fents and the pub
lie to examine before purchasing
J. l.. McFHAiL, l22 Baltimore st.
jll.3t next to tie Clipper Office.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

nF. LECT RES IN hNGhtSH GRAMMAR and
INSTRUCTION. IN THE HIGHER MATHEM \
TICS. Thc fist of 4 series of Lectures in Eugsh
Gramnp'r, by Z. D VIII IAaIs, will brgIven0 TUES
DAY EVENING, Jan. On, at 4 oclk., at his School
Room, corner of BatlmOsG and Exeter streets
There viii b. one on "Verv TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY EVENING following, anil
the series (2i in numb-tl hall be completed.
Terms 81 in advance.
Directly aieI the clisG of each Lecture, Il class in
the higher Mathematics will rCcite, Six additional
members may BE- admitted into thc class
Teru3 50 ncInting the Lectures in Grammar, i
desired G30-4t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

nV>T Gte BKDit.r;its. a surpy Oya
w Ter Br rneTI ut the mast ap rnvgL KIND jus
received auI fJr IlG Uw far cash. nv
ALFRED II. REtt,
ill M. 3j5 GaIIi.n Irc street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

'fsrE ForcE OF \ PATRIOT. The Hon. John
e Calhoun has spoken on the subject Of the
Oregon dispute, and his voice is that of an
-&aaerican patriot He has stepped forward to
Eescue the coqntry-to save it from the de-
.sgsdctigc measures of political empires. We
congratulate the country upon the decided
stand taken by MIR Calhoun in favor of peace;
Scr NC believe that he will have sufficient in
S3Hence to restrain ,or put down those trc-eat-
szrs in Congress, who are blowing the trumpet
sag war, but who would probably never strike
2 blow should it come. One ground assumed
ay Mr, Calhousn is precisely that heretofore
saa,ntained by us-yiz: that by engaging in
vsar for Oregon, we shall lose the whole Of the
&esritory for the present, if not forever. This
Is SO obviously true, that we are surprised that
any man g.no desires to have Oregon attached
so the Uaited States, should advocate hostile
naeaEpfea.
The resolutions introduced by Mr.. Douglass
sn fhc house, and by Mr.. IIanncgan in the Sc
k4te, # adopted, would inevitably lead to war
-ant It is therefore gratifying to find Mr..
Calhoun and other distinguished Senators az
Eayed in opposition to them. We cannot be-
aieve that they viii be passed either in the Sc
ss@<e o: House; but should we be mistaken,
aaat moment should bc lost in making prepa-
zssiong for the contest which will cnsue. We
Aave no doubt that the people Of the United
States ara opposed TO engaging in war under
ggescnL circumatancos, and for the protcsSsd OBJ
Tsy, 5ul if it be desirable TO ascertain public
.syznreu; more distinctly, let direct tax be
Rsgt1a 10 discharge the interest upon war
aa&a, and we shall soon have IN expression of
H4hlia feeling. Money is said to be 'Jhe 81
.as., oi war;" and should therefore be provided
beforehand, If thea, Congress be determined
So Save war Mt the termination of the year s
zDalco to Great Britain, the intermediate tQ1e
zunot be better occupied than in collecting
1&rcg 20 deftay expenses. Let Congress then,
s-.,r,,, bo ,YC~k Inv a direct tov
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

nIE-THG LADIES in ch irge oC the MILITARY
FAIR beg leave to Irform the public that they intend
10 continue the FAIR du ing The present week at the
AR';DRr ot the Eagle ArtjlaistS, Garner o. Fleet ST.
ard iiroadwav where they offer 'nr sale the CrCacs
assortment Of Useful aud Fancy Art ceS ever Gyhih
ted in this or any Other city In addition 10 which
they have a most splendid CONFECTIONERY IA
BILE ab0nnding with All the dCIc tcies nt the season.
and fac LUNCH ROOM sGaarate lrNm the Pair,
where every lhng ia served up in manner to sulthr
most EgiCurBau taste, ut0.f
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

PEDEsrRiANIsM. Thomas Maxwell known
as the ''North Star" pedestrian of great re-
pute in England, recently run twenty miles in
| hour, 50 minutes and 43 seconds, against a
strong wind half the distance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

SHAMEFUL. Ja3ge Ednonds, Of n. York,
stated that Harper, lately tried in that city,
was kept all day in Court without anything to
eat-and carried to his cell at 10 o'clock at
night without refreshment, and brought next
morning into Court without breakfast
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

EHHR&HULOGH EXAMINED by P. Flou-
a. rens, member of the French Academy, sc. &c.
Translated from the second edition OF 1915, by Chas.
Lucena Mgs, NJ. D. Just received and for sale by
+. LUCAS, Jr.
jhl No. 10 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01
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This splendid work we offer Il the reduced.
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season. Call on the Agents, /.
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ers, No ISL Pratt street. Ietg3 EtE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

WAsHwGToN CRIYIHAL CouRr. Thomas Cook,
tried before this CouIt for the murder of Naylor has
been convicted Of mdnsauehtr and sentenced to the
Penilenlary for seVcn lears.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

DEATH OF A REPORTER. MIR. James Rees
who for several years past has been connected
with the press of New York, died in the Penn
tentiary Hospital last week.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

The MUSEUM afternoon per ormcHce. This being
New Years day, there will be an afternoon perform
ance IN the SalOoR, commencing at3o'.locE, when a
variety of excellent entertainments will be Offered
The evenings performance will commence as usual
at u O'Clock. For particulars of both entertainment
see advertisement.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01


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CHEF hASB'' va sunday evening the Is
faoil'es OF NE" lofN met at 'nelf u'Refeht
tabernacles' ana eiected' by unanimous Vote'
Dr' LI'IIohlhai' Ch'o' haoO' ior 'he ensuing
year Inc learned uoc'oF recently arrived
from Russia,
,r,
.r>I,,..... ,,.=I...l
'D'' 81 '''"',' '''''' "''''''',I'''''
''"' Wv I.T.s, ', y, $500, c,.,', e.,StT,a
without expense to the State.
,,
VIEWS ; "o.' =, ,'O'''' ~ ~ '''>' 'o',S We
''''' c~N' ''y, ''''' F,''' y
New York, as no steamer leaves England un-
til the 18th inst.
iN"NorioN, ! i0 >i"'C'I'o"' 1's'' siyS ''H'
hoop invited h. the authorities Of Harvard ITni.
vorsitv ,o accent Of the acoointoani of tbc
Dame Professorship of Law, made vacant bv
the recent decease OF Judge Story.
SHAMEFUL JHage EamohGs, oil ~ YORK,
stated that Harper, lately tired IN that city,
was NePt al "iy III Oou'' ",t"o0' ""5 '"'s 10
eat-and carried to his cell at ~ O'Clock at
night without refreshment, and brought next
,,,or,,;,,r into C,nrt without breakfast
L., n.a,, >
VINO ior se'eFai yo"'' P%S' ,'' 'G'.' 'V''"e1''u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

QUICK PASSAGE. The ship Coqambo ar
rived at New York on Saturday last, after the
short passage of lO3 days from Chnco Island
via Caltao, Peru.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03
Tho Ocean Steamers.

The Caledonia is now in her fourteenth day,
and is fully due at Boston. Her news is looked
for with considerable interest.
The Acadia, sailed from Boston on Tuesday af-
ternoou, with forty-two passengers for Liverpool,
and fv. for Halifax.
The Cambria will leave Liverpool tomorrow
afternoon, for Halifax and Boston.
After this, till next spring, we believe, there will
DO but one steamer a month. Our famous
packet ships WILL therefore, enter the lists for the
winter. lAdeed, the Queen Of the West, with
two days later news, may yet arrive before the
Caledonia.
Next year, fifteen sixteen ocean steamers
will be in service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03
The Weekly Herald

Our illustrations this week will be splendid
view of Camargo, Mexico, and the head quar-
tiers of Major Gen. Patterson, of the volunteers !;
and sketch of FASH enable church going in New
York
This number of the Weekly Herald will be
very valuable one; it will contain the full parcu-
lars of the terrible disaster to the steamer Allan
tic, with complete list those killed the great
speech of the Hon. Daniel Webster, at Philadel-
pha; the preparations in Washington for the
NEE ting of Congress the military and naval
n ,ws of the week, including the account of the
capture of Tampico; the late important ntei-
gence from Mexico; com .nercial news, and per-
haps late intelligence from Europe.
Those DESTROYS of sending copies out of the
city can obtain them, in wrappers, at the office,
at sixpence each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03
Political IntelIixeuc.,

The result OF the election IN Missouri for me mber of
Congress, 10 yet undecided A yet thirtyfour coun
ties have not been ofcially heard from fssvinS Mo
Daniel tdem) with majority Of about 500 over Kin ala
(whig) The election 10 by general ticket and the a.
mocrsnc majority in the State has hitherto been from
eight 10 ten thousand.
AnxIss.s Geo W Paschsll and Albert @. Rust, are
democratic candidates in Arksnsas to fl the unexpirsJ
term in Congress Of YELL whose seat Is vacated bv
his absence with the volunteers in Mexico
IowA.-The latest returns from Iowa render proba.
bic that two wings will he elected to the u Senate
The whies have majority Of ono in the State Senate
and with the independents. q majority Of two in the
House Ihess independents are like New York ccnssr.
vstvss, only more sor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

sRsrous Fns.-we learn by Handlers express that
are broke ont in Providence, this morning. near the
railroad depot about and ahalf O'Clock II com
mencsd in the steam works Of Albert Fuller which
totally destroyed together with the furnace and build
ings Of A. Barstow the machine shop OF James NJ.
the house Of Captain G Manchester. Cspt. NJ saved
most Of his furniture. The FIRE was got under at 81
o'clock this morning We learn further, that Mr.. o T.
stanley iron caster lost all his stock and patterns
books saved. No insurance Mr. Livsey lost In addition
to his shop, two dwelling houses, both occupied fetal
loss of property Sls 900 Upwards oil two hundred msn
by this csamitous ere thrown out Of smploymsnt-
Beston TSanseripf, Dee. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03
Police Intelligence.

BwgIsry-The church on the corner Of 2lh street
day night. who carried Of number Of carpentsrs tsols
Stealing N.h-A policeman of the 7th ward. arrested
last night sppery looking chap called Patrick Brady
whom no detected in the act Of stealing 6sh from the
ash cars lying at Gcuverneur slip Upon being brought
tsrros.isd respecting the Charge the following dialogue
took place.
CArrAls.-Patrick, how long have you been in this
country
.PAr.-sure, and I've bin just eight months, your
Honor.
ing up bunch of striped bsss)
,,, pAr-And wasn't me- your Honor that knew the
little e1 nSs were shut up Sure and seed the little
ter and the little cratsrs jumped into my arms and that's
let you know, Patrick. that fishing in
this way e what We call stealing in this country.
PAr-Oh and u i stealing you say1 Sure and
the old country have way Of tickling hsh before
catch them and DO you see was just trying the Amecy
a.h they like to be ;ickled too. DO you see whin.
finding they ~, was just going of with these few
spra t., and thin was stopped BY that gentleman wild
star on his coat, and brought before your honor,
we'll for some, but it will 20 down in this country
when have exploded and swallowed up much larger
consequently Patrick was conducted before Justice
Taylor. who locked him up for trial
ward arrested last night fellow called Charles Diven
an escaped convict from Blackwens Island. Justice
Roome locked him up prior to being sent back to
Stealing a Cest-A fellow called Thomas MDonsld,
was detected in the act Of stealing cost from building
in Christie street, belonging to John Mona residing at
No. l57 Sd street Locked up for trial
Caught on ne LIT "A fellow called David Phillips,
" % sns
$l6 from the dry goods store occupied by Mr. Daniel
Youngs, No. AL Grand street Justice Taylor commit
ted the accused for trial
y Petit Larceny.-Policemen Reed and Jeffrey, Of the
10th ward arrested last evening two "rummy" looking
chaps called John Smith and Thomas Sanford, on a
charge Of having in their possession three decane and
three tumqle, supposed to be stolen and for which
owner ID wanted They were also locked up by Justice
Taylor.
Juvsniie Shop Lijfrs-Policemen lobe and Costigan,
Of the 10th ward. arrested yesterday small boy called
John McManus who has been committed with two other
boys BY the Of Peter Wiley and Michsel Burke,
charge stealing from various stores quantity Of
ivory combs sixtyhrse Dozen having been recovered
by the above occs at different parts OF the city,
small stores, whore the boys had sold them for about
half their value The boys were all locked for trial
nv Juatica DrukAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

The Newport Daily News the ist inst mentions that
the sesmbost Roger Williams has made her last trip,
ana comes 70 this CITY for the purpose 81 running %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

The Bangor me Wig OF Monday says. Captain
Rogers Of the steamer Portland, which has arrived
this pert Sunday, from Passport via Portland states
that the Brsh steamer North America, for Boston le
AT dark saw the NJ A. going into Moosspecca Head Har
Dor About that time Il commenced showing very fast
and blowing very hard. The Portland for Mt De-
and succeeded in making harbor the wind, which
NE, hauled round to 81 and South and blew
perfect hurricane. One brig and schooners went
ashore In sight OF the Cranberry Isles and sw Hsrbor
Fsur schooners and soop ashore az Bass Hsrbor
and a schooner at Deer Isle. A large schooner was
ashore FOX Island in bad situation Saw Hay ten
bark Canton, before reportsd ashore the Muscle
ridges Capt Rogers Tears that the North American
went ashore In the gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

Court Caicndar-Thls Day.
CoMSor FLEAs-Psrt lst--6s, II, u, %, e5, s7,lol
100, rs NJ lis IL, o., a. I'd part-ss. 70, S. a.
39A, -, 30, -, ~, ~, ~
CIaeurr coupT--Cslendar the same a. yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

The new universslist meeting house in Truro, which
was nearly finished outside blown fst the ground
Ia the storm OF Wednesday night last The building
q weca and the windows were n bat not csssd 70 that
they blsw eat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03
who Rsdeems the Free stamps7
NEM YORK. DAG z. lA46

Ma. EprroR or THE HERALD
Having extensive maufactory established in the
upper part OF thi: city wa. induced for convensnce
sake, Ia transmitting orders from my depot In Water
street to this factory to purchase OF the IT, g. City De-
spatch Post trscsnty sbolshed) q quantity Of free
Stamps my letters averaging about Atty weekly Am
Mr. Editor, to be the sufferer, for purchased them in
good faith BY the explosion Of this government despatch
post Many ofsmy friends in the prsdicamsnt
and would call loudly upon the press to point
mode whereby they can obtain redress
A MANUFACTURE AND JOBBER.
REMARxs.-Take them to Post Master Morris;
he, Of course, viii redeem them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03
Circuit . curt.

DEC. o-JoAn Doe w. Richard Roe This was feignsd
issue from the Court Of Chsncer The real parties are
band Mrs Nsdne fled bill on the 2sth Of June last.
in the Court Of Chancery charging her husband with
named Mary Nash from the month # April lsa6, to the
latter end Of the month OF June in the same year Mrs
Nsdns also charged BY her bill that her hu,osnd and
Connecticut previous to the year 1885, but the latter
Of adultery not in ISSUE except Gar laying
ground for the acts Of adultery in thi: State;
Mr. WILLIAMS opened for the defence He stated they
hi
privng Nodns of much Of his property they co1ld
They would also prove that Mrs NOdins had forgive o
Connecticut if any thing did happen there, and aner
wards to reside with him in this city This fact
cut and they did not prove an act Of adultery within
this State since the act Of condonaon the jury could
ths, nsr: was no ssamony Of any such act in This State
MIR. Williams made some other statements in relation to
Mrs Nodne but no evidence OF the facts referred TO was
given; we therefore omit them.
Two or three witnesses were called for the defence,
amongst whom was man named Sator and the brother
of the defendant Slstor that he called on Mrs.
Nodne by drec tons of her husband to give her
and to endeavor prevail her to return home and set
Tie the natter that sne then admitted she had forgiven
the other witness testified that he heard Mrs Nodne
say that abe fled the bin to get half her husbands
The for the defence here closed and counsel
beth sides summed up Judge Barcuo charged the jury
He told them that issue from chancery 10 Try
certain allegations and charges made BY Mrs Nsdine
against her husband. The defendant might he said
have set up various deences; that is condensation or
adultery the part of his wis the defendant has only
the first defence and relies IT, and insists that
proof of adultery has been given in this State and the
sole question for you try s whether adultery has
been committed in this State before the 18th Of June last
He then directed the attention Of the jury to the evidences
the jury that the circumstances which took place in Con-
neccut not to be the basis OF verdict In THU
cause nor they be into consideration
tar they may give color to what has may have
happened between the parties In this city but II was for
the Jury say whether the parties who had committed
adultery nConnectcut, would not do the same in New
York. Sealed verdict this morning Counsel for plain
tit, Messrs. Crist and McCahill counsel for the de
PENDANT, MIR. Williams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

The treasurer OF democratic Maine has subsonbsd one
hundred and Any thousand dolla Of the b0ooeeo lee~
isr carrying ~ De wsr WITH hsztsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

Fursy ArrAia-Yesterday morning, sailor who had
run away from brig moored below sixth street wharf
AMI Who vas pursued closely by the shpmaster and
oopssbIs took refuge the mainmast head OF sand
shallop from his pusners and bade them defiance His
nursuers paced the deck smoking their segars detcrmn
a TO wait the mans return 70 tie deck. Jack stood
shivsrng the ri ging for upwards OF hour ell the
While laying oewn tns ga law 70 Tue naughty p1rsuers Al
A = PktlsdsL EARLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03
Movements OF Travellers.


The arrivals yesterday were considerably increased
BY a number of Senators and members of Congress, en-
to Washington, all Of whom viii be found at the
respective hotels they occupy.
AMEaroAs- H. Nelson, Va; w. Bedlow, N Y; II.
Stone L. I; D. Clarke, Miss; Hitchcock, Buffalo; W.
Brewster, N. Y; M Rallston, Philadel; 3. Jennings,
Newburgh; j. Sherman, UTICA r. Munro, Berlin Rick
etts, Phila.
Little do; y. Foster CHM; Gurey Phila; w. Robin.
son, Buffalo; E. Walcott, Prov. B. Brooks Boston L.
Glover, do NJ Clifford, Me NJ. Sanford, Msdwsy; T..
Webster, Pha NJ Morse. Boston; II. Primple, ALBANY
Hon. C. Csrroe, Livingston Co; j. Gibson, Albany w.
Seward Auburn. NJ. Granger, canandsigua; r. Halsey
Ithaca; j. Caldwell, PhiIs d. Cody Phila.; r. Cow.
Their. Pittsburgh; +. Calvert, Lowell.
CITr.-M Many, Albany Mr.. Barron. Mr.. DsBru, U.
s A.; Hon. J. A. Mcdonald, Kingston, Canada Robert
lett, North Carolina j. Henderson, Thaddeus Norris,
Philadelphia Charles Haywood, Madeira; Mr. Ryan.
Canada-
FsAsxLiN-A. Flint, Indiana; J. Bailey, Newburgh,
@ Dsnnister, do II. Treadwell, New York; L. Ger
mains. Burlington; II. Alexander, Little Falls; w II.
Smith, do; Gen. Clarke Sandy Hill; J. Vernon Albany
Hon " Hungerford, do; II. Allen, do; g. Clark do
Blseksr, do; NJ vssser, Poughksegsie A. McCs1slsnd,
fsld; w. Marshall, Philadelphia.
HowARs-D. Bartlett, Concord; J. Hodges. New YORK;
M. Ashmult, Phila; c. Allen, VT; w. Head, porcss.
ter; w. Durhsrs Eric; w. Gay, Boston; Tsyicr, do'
Hon Chas. Benton, Hsrkimer county H. Naylor, Cans-
da; r. Richards, New York; Hon N. Moultcn Msncne.
ter; e. Robinson, Providencs; r. Debbsll. Phiis -
Clarke Me-; Hon. Bradford Wood, Albanyi N Moors
Troy; O. Jones Albany, Seymour; Hudson; s hon,
W. Wilson, Montreal; w. Noble, Orange county, d.
otxar< nosto
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-29
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.

We have received the Edinburgh Review, No.
CLAlX. for July. a republication by Leonard
Scott s Co, NJ. liz Fulton street, New York.
Contents-" The Life of G. Nj. Leibni,z.''-
=" Scientific Explorations Of Algiers." "A Jour
nal of The British Parliament in l640." "Selec,
TRANSACTIONS from the Italian Poets" Papers rela
tive TO the Drawing of Acts of Parliament"
:" Expedition To Borneo. by Fl. b. NJ. ship Dido,
for the suppression of Piracy" "A Hand Book
for Travellers in Spain" {" Mysticism and Scep-
t'cism." The Earl of Gowric," Ga Tragedy. }
8" Sophismes Economiques." Colonial Protec
TOM
The whole Review is more than ordinarily, in
'eresting. and particularly, at This present stage
of Reform, the last article by NJ. Frederdic Bas.
tiat. Nj. Bastiat has collected a mass of statistics
and arguments. exposing the most popular falla-
cies of the Proteciionists those sophistical argu-
ments which are most frequently employed in de-
fence Of protective duties ON Imports. and against
the freedom of trade.
The publication of such a book is a proof that
the doctrines of Free Trade are beginning to make
! some progress in France and that the country
men of Nj. Turgot, and NJ. Mlchelei, are not all
deluded by that spurious patriotism which identi-
fes the exclusion of foreign goods with the pro-
motion of national interests. The simplicity and
dlrectneSs of the argument in favor of ~Free-1tade,
ought, indeed, TO secure il a ready acceptance in
all countries where reason can make itself heard.
and where sectional interests have not a cumple,e
ascendancy.