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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
miscellaneous.

lul5ltlluttpuo.
DIG IRON, sredes Iron. Bundle Iron Sc
I scotch Pig-20 tons Gsrtsherne, No. /
Caiocun Pig-i00 tons Calociin Pig Iron, NO
American Pig-ep tons Hsmburgh, No :
swed-s lron-,o tons assorted swedes IRON
Charcoal Ploosls--.uo tons best Charcoal bioom.
baltimore Bloom---g4 tons fat BALTIMORE Blooms.
Shoe shspes-.o tons assorted Shoe snap-.. ,,,.
Hammered Squarr-itH tons Hammond SqifIe i'un
Roller Iron-i0 tons Pudll-d Boiler Iron
Ensush Bar-lnl tons common fngish 80
OsAls and Halt ROurd-iNl tons oYAls sni hHi h"luN
Ra1ods ana s0asr~- - tons Rounds sni Square.
Russia Sheet Ifon--5o tons Russia sheei iron
Fagl.sh 3-l6 Ronni-ig tons 80 Round Iron
English Bsr-io1 tons common Enghsh
scroll lfon-A tons assorted scrolls ..
Railroad splEes-1l tons Old Railroad spikes
Railroad lron-'.rs iors new Railroad Iron.
Railroad Iron ~ Tan. ei3 ta'If"H1 ron
srytbes- p ID dor 0fas. and Grain scgtha-
Fif- Bnck-Cr 500 pr. Brick.
.r- Clr r..h or approved ore,ilL
y sHERaASG Morris. cor. Broad and Bssgef,t
DaII,ROAD -PIkI-- SHERMAN 4 NORRIS,
IL No Bf0ai-s will re'eiye orders Tor any drsrnp.
ton of Railroad spikes forH or ~. rails 10 b" delivered
pon The opening VI navigation 10 the spring, snd warrant
ii eqasl IN qualify any u'de n the unt>d sias. ~
AMERICAN HAR IRON, tons American Bar
hl,on s'ai ,o s,i ih y., 70 NV W
lg SHERMAN NORRIS, cof Bfoad And beaver ~.
Is r,r al by SHERMAN MORRIS.
dgl Brosd and Bsav~r.st
xxTOOD ~CREw- twenty esses somerviils Wood
w sefews fDf sale 10 Quantities b. spit purchasers. by
- sHEHMAs : aORiis. cor. Broad and issvef ats
xlfIKE BIOON--., tons s1p-nof quality Wire
w bi01ms besi refined. w sale by
ug SHERMAN MORRIS. cor hsosd Nd b'aF'f
f,ou,iON yIa HOS % tla. commoa hlIg.nla
~ corner Broad and beaver
f,AMpIIKNE AM SPIRIT Gas vfu's best qas
" ity Tor ga 10 by the barrel ~ - . 49,. ,,..,,,- -.
Az plErI BROTHER co No. ~ Whhsm a.
nuA-- LAMP CuAINS-leo doFsu bfcufcd ana
ID bsfyht bfa.s iaup chains. Tor sails bg
aa DisTL. HROrfRsk co NJ" laf Nhi'ans'
TIA -ST- sgl~naid Hr,aHnis Tsa s@s-. ,"sAlos
! re.ser sAd us.fil New year ptsssnis f"f "a" g.
Hs'liaF sirsy 1881 HoARphAN "A"s,
DIsl HAN iai ,ona halls bfiss, No. fgf sals ~
j igis IOsyrH TuGktRMAN o. ss'st
niAHtr AND DAILY MsDsTsads noess %, 'h-
ysas is variety 81 sifss s wholssse and retail ~
FuANCIs a LOuTRFL. stsilonsfs
FIm ~ Maiden lane.
A su. OAk, NArI.E and bisst Walnut u ssti"a'
~ is saess CO.. sery Of the fosa ~ fiheHnihsL
" Also .Hna 4. inch sBd " NhiiewVea
hD'ss sea lasks, wssoa With hssnsss fo' sale y W.
Nkw.!s hsKy COrYkn OH, sole
= e.s 81 .spP., Ore lSfsr ss'ph"'s'u"" ne "s
ia " Ma " Hsncvs ct
WAHHtSuTON A. MECHANICS, Arssss 70, ne
" ssis'sH if"n saA plsss Wsfss hA.s fs"yssa W 70
s1fhnrsir csa ifvu Pipes sra window "'sss Y"
~ ATEu PIPES l'pa wsls' rigss 81 "a lsas
w sisss 80 hsai sp5 quantities fpr ~sfsa W .rfsf
AEry " WARRINGTON niIHAups
I'm " Burning sip.
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{ .sEs-z-cAND FRIE RAILr ~ sfsas..y16E


ROAD LiNE--IIsafcr
Irrangem>nl-rO commence Monday, December IN
For passengers each way daily taxcepi s1adaysl
Leave New Y0fk from he foot Of Dlsne-.s 9eod
A. NJ hr Piermont, Rsnapo, Monroe. Chester, Oosnes'
Middelown Otisvllle and all the Intermediate scrs
Leave Ousville st7I A ~ Middletown at 8, Gosbenu
81. aud Chester al 90 A. NJ for New-fork
Fare between New York and Onsville 81 20.
Freight from N-wloI viii he received al ne foot
Duane o. on board the oarges Samuel Marsh and hsry
savdsm Of which will leave the city III > oeoet
p. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays AMI Saturdays
Frsig for Sew-York will be taken by The TRAIN lesf
Ousys al O'Clock A. M. on tho above mentioned TIRE.
days IA each week Dec. I. lRiS II
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TV,AhE >UTfCE-Thai the coparinefsbiP hefseyns
and for ne last nine years existing between CHAkbt'
OSBORN ESQ late u BepOri. Long Island, and NJ ~,
scnjef. unlrf The hfm OF OSBORN 4 LfrrLE, has seq
dissolved ny the death u Nc. OSBORN; snj that ue
fairs Of the late firm will ba settled, and the business -
Quoted The same terms heretofore by the s5os''
his own account, al The Old stand, ~ fulton-st
NewYors, Nov. ., 1873. CHARLES =. LiTiLh
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Packet ships Northumberland for London, stephen
Whitney for Liverpool
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CHERIFF,- sALE.-By virtue Of writ Of Teri "a
Scia. % me directed and delivered. VIII expose y sale
on he dav OF February Thousand eieh hun
drcd and orty'ev-n Al i2ocock. NJ AZ No 100 bfoad"
on The premises all the right title and interest Of george
Beecher which he hal the twentythird day OF MAY
one thousand eight hundred aud fory-sN, or Al any
time sferwsrd Of. in ard TO certain ease Tor tne
IN he rsfdsv OF Nav 1852 OF al that certain LOT Of land,
with and buildings thereon arected. situated IN
the First Ward Of the city OF Nevfors. on th- enser
SIDE Of Broadway between Wal and Pine streets, and
known IS number hundred tlo0l in Broadway store
said together with the tenement end sppuTenaees er
unto belonging. Dated New-Y ork, January -, lst
IlSIawGwsd, WILLIAM JONES, late Sheriff.
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gnsuranrR.

rTHR KNICRERBOCKER Fire Ins1rsnsse Com
psny uaie NE NuinsIl OF NeN Wv, p 49, q, IN.
Aia session passed changing the cooperate name on
The oli Mutual Insurance Company Of The City u New
York IN The KnckerhOcser Fire Insurance Company %
New Yors Al future business 81 that Corporation VIII
therefore be- transacted under he ne~ naiue.
IA may be well adj. by way of eXplanaon that mo od
Mutual" Notwithstanding iiz ute, "ss 10 fafi sIos
Company, having capital al paid 10 ana secnfry lnys.sd
snd thar The change Of name Wa obtained 10 pr'rn' HIS
apprehension on hat point
hs Company continues % iusnre agsns loss Or iamssr
by ere on IS favorable h ,9tn, a. A'''''' "
Isorge Ireland John Gray, - G. lianerssy
Iohn liolloui. Bolls Moore, has = Leyencb'
Geo Arruafin. Rob't C-,VeiIuore .B-nl De Foress,
Robert benson, Edward Cook " 10 Tucker,
Holm Campbell. Auifgny Lamb. Asnrf kuey,
Georgs CankAn Adam Norie, Ales'r l.e"fcnesi
I,.iila Brush Robert Kermit. VIM p Dean,
o.i,.,t l. smart Anthony Cfardan. William Browning
GEOROE IRELAND, President
a % 800 ssi' aay h. ist1. elg soda
rIUTuAI. BENEFIT Lite Insurance Company
The Company oa-rs The following advantages to tie
Ppos only injured II he lowest rate. u pr-frum
Tb or,riuiD ri over 80 msy be- paid a ca-n AMI iths
IN secured y months hearing r' cent interest "
n may b. paid monthly Or qlsrirfy s.,,
" N terson l. liable beyond the amount n his prrrin-
married woman may insure the life Of her husband Tree
,rou any demands of bis creditors. st
1ber, viii be annual division u proais, psysbs IN scrip
Csrhcaies bearing Interest al per cent, "hi'h mrfr''
/. payable annually 10 can ,crops
Seth Low febt !. Patterson,
Gulanur Merle, nnl ~, huiA
-. p.ot< Edward Anthony.
80. n 1ruver I0hr A. Underwood.
Henry MeFarian, ShH. = MacAhes'
ROBr PATTERSON, Pest
BE~J c. MlLLER, secy.
Joa. I. LosD. Agent
G. H. MclsrYEE, sab.Axrni - Hli.uhsI .,f sP,,.ng
J,ars STEWART. NJ ID. (No6! Brosdwayi Medical ~
.nine, Al n. onics daily from " o'clock OF .Ayn
NtcruIiFR REPORT of the Mutual Life in'ur-
IDancn Company Of S.w-fofk. M. - Walsl-This In
s,ou iurng tho month ~ December issued eighty mine
no policies, w
TO Merchants Traders ~ To Cirrgymrn.
Manufacturers ........ 81 Physicians ,
Mechanics ...........s III Ls~y~rr....ts..s...s. :
gl~fks ................ib T~srhrfs ....s.s.,....
uolslke.pefss..s.... bfoks1sfss.ssss.s..s.s '
Anctions .......... 81 flansrfa..fs.t..ss..ss !
Aveut................. Teller ig Bank
shipmaslsr. ........... Jnstlee Of Peacr.......
Mra.uf~f OF 6rain.... I Oac.f Ia Navy.
F"m"fs''.'''''''''''' ~ Total Live Insurcd 80
MORRIS ROBINSON, Prsslirul
saM'i HasskS. sacfviay
Mt~ruHs fofr. NJ u. Physeisn. 3oi Bfuadssy u I'M
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CEoRGp ARCULARIUs' SON


xXTOJTLD RESPECTFULLY inform bic patrons sni me
w public generally that he has made extensive prepars
lions for the HOLIDAYS and has on hand Plan Pound
Currsnt Almond and Plum Cake also, Scotch Cake, New
Year Cake Cocoa Nut Drops, Macsroons, ana All ue
different varieties Of cake and pastries soe iof ne sea
an winch h. oaers a. cheap any The market Cakes
orusmeuied and Pastries supplied Al short notice dO I'm
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HARpWAaE EpGE TOOLS. &C.

HARDWARE, EDGE TOOLS, &c.
CHARLES \. LITTLE, successor 70 ~
q BORNS LITTLE. imponeIs and Osoe.
Dealers Ia English. 0-susn and Amsrs15
Hardware, Gallery, Edge Tools e. -
FuIion-sI between Pearl and Wsi-r STA s.s. Ut ~
so.cl.Ily invites the attention Of Country he,.asns
chase- % his very extensive assortment cohpssmk 80
hing In the line. all OF whch % oasfeo ~ "' '"'
kel prices, for each, ol on approx 60 .se"''
Cut and wrought nails, loeksl seues
Cut Lacks brsds and sleigh bels.
pen and POCKET knives and scissors
Mil oil and cross-eut saw :, Loes, io.ss
shoy.,s spades, syshes aud snaihs nh-s-
pal lesd oots and ssnd crgciblss
pa,on. 6,r wells OF esierns. skates, slsiss.
ssoIsh waler u Ayre stone, for marble polishsss s
Cooper .eol. 10 great ysrie'y' by Ahsnso"' '''
Horton, Barton. aud othsrs.
coopers Iron riycls AID truss hoops.
Hous- and ship cApenl-rs tools
Blscksmiihs' tools, garden utensils.
8slchen' tools, cabins. makers trimmings
House and shsp builders hardware.
Iron, brass, copper add st.sl wire .s
0~ouine Hsrlen oil
AMPS. GIRANDOlgs, Hall Lanierps - 80 81
] ldelabras, for the Fall Trade.-DlETL, BaWn<,s
co. I3a Wilsm-sl In tho Washington bloek, &c
featuring and have siw.ys o. e.nd ssss,ss
which they VIII sell al wholesale or retail ~"
for cash.
Solar Lamps, CIT and Bronxed, 10 great vsnet uts
Cornelius 4 Cos celebrated Patent Solar Ls,d ixsT
0ssndoes various patterns, st ssered or en go
Husnfuoiut Soinfss a'''' >e'"t''~x a
Qr.rk,t sol.ss side
Solar Chandeliers, srsckrt
Patent Lard Hand Lsmps,l stsed go
Britannia Hand Lamps. Campnenf Y
Superior Ch-micsl on. Pure spef,n Ulha
do Csmphenr, sol ~ Anc Lsa "a "a
do Burning tlni Refined WhsF""
aio smeod 1T
uunRARD,r PAPRRs.-BUaNAFksk
III No us Fulton 81 Offer for ss. full sasosissrf
p>ss manufactured BY lbs Mssss Hubbard, go 49, Iys
Ledger Pagers blue and waiis Imperial seF
Royal, Medium. Deny and Blai Cap cn
Esni yolio Post BARK Qaario Pcst, Eschsaps~
I1ua supsr Cut Cap, ruled end plain.
Letter Payer, ruled end plain, . NIL sssor
| Packet Poet, super end Extra SUPER
! bsnied Plals Pajs1 Coorsd impsnAaA
| colorsd Reyas. thsch and hin.
| Do Medium, 40 da
Do Double Cap, for crpy boosA ..
y,ss (,Isssd Colorsd Nedipns. RsYss, ke ~ ,sepss
bk have ALEC On hs1a very sssssv's 49, -
wn.lnx lspers Boos sns nsxs r ronsss fSysp~
sals ssssts o. he ssauise rs,sei Laysla ~ . 49,
PdssisE fspss q cay ass ssd essnv IN -
shor uostcs
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rof.LEST1Os-,-Ths fissf hs< ot~ess sn pH,ss
\sS - Ck-sass~rs a 60 sSssshs.s - t.a s'lf
ssss1l ssas bs<x sesegnis sol saEpsfis ard ~ for
as<siass ssrsss asls ff1 NsftAsais hssnE ssth
ssts =, ALL viii efank3ebssiiy carved ~ t~ sob
psst PEI SAMUEL fDtEGEOff.
a - Apssssy sd Ceesassilsf q lev.
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DN ORDER OF the Hon Thomas J. Oakley one 81 the
DJusces Of the pero Court ottheCiiy OF New-1 OK
notice i hereby given, pursuant 10 The PROVISIONS OF e
statute authorizing attachments against ahsconding CON
ceaed and nonresident debtors that an attachment ha
issued against he estate u David L. lulee, resident or
The Slate Of Florida ard that the will be sold Tor ne
payment OF his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according 70 law within nine months from the
first publication OF This notice and that the payment OF any
debts due O him hv any person persons bank or banS
and he delivery 10 hun for his use Of any property o
money belonging TO him. and The transfer oisny OF ms pro
Inc filh day OF December, 1916. NJ. @. HARRINGTON,
lli lflNa Aiiom-y Tor Altachlng Credltor. " Na.L
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~ ATM riyHsa r.~ i'sa Water ripss 81 - lsss
w sifss ne hsai and qp.n,ifiss Tor ~sssd 10 orfsf
AYg2-" WARRINGTON :, n' s.,,'ss'.i,
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N biIh h ~
JOHN MILES, )

N PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Of ne
tCouny Of New York, notice = hereby gwen 20 Az
baytp claims against Gilbert Fowler, late OF tie city OF
New York gentleman decessed 20 present he same " ~
10 vouchers thereof the subscriber 40 hs once No %
Maonst In The city Of NewYork, or before te six
az ~ Aggn.t Isi6 SAMUEL WEEKS,
~ 10 i.,,,e,,+ Executor.
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PATERSON RAILROAD

The above magnificent pafkeIs are AT New fon DOT"
ships, Of the very FIRST class built expressly for The liver
pool passen trade and fitted up with special regsdm
the comfort and convenience Of passengers they are con
handed by men OF experience and not surpassed W
speed By any ships aoat Their sailing days from Liver
pool the 9Th and llh OF every monh, on which ds'
they leave punctEally Ia addition 10 the above ne se
scribers are alec sgents for the
81. George and fhs IniOn iin> Of Itfsypooi PGoff
Composed Ia part IT the following fayorite and s.a
known ships. Viz The AMERICA, ST. GEORGE. ~
PIRE, ST PATRICK, RAPPHANSOCk, MAkhVN
SEA, &c. sc. which together with the new line maken
ships per month every I'VE days from LFerPUl
tins preventing the possibility OF delay At that port ~
save from any part Of ireland Liverpool can he sset
The lowest rates Every information given byspplyHt
w. A J. Il. TAPstOiTs % 'os~st
Second door below Burnf hp
DRIFTS supplied for any amount from upward psYses
In every and city throughout The United h'ngao@
tfo-o1ff
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DY ORpER q Hon. McaarI uI.hoeseI ELr.i Iadg

by ORDER OF the Hon. Charles p Daily one Of NE
% Judge OF The Colu OF Common Pleas 81 the CITY ara
County OF New YORK. Notice j. hereby given, pursuant u
lie OF The statute authorizing attachments against
ah.opd rg concealed anl nonresident debtors, that an
attachment has issued against The estate on John es1
re- ent Of spencer Medina County Ohio. and that he
same will be- sold for the payment of bis dets unless ne
sppcar and discharge such attachment according 10 t"
wiihn nine months from the FIRST publication Of this notice
mi that the payment Of any debts due 10 hun by any per-
son residing within the STATE of Newfork, and me de.iF
~ % him or Tor u.e OF any property within said STATE
qng him. and the transfer Of such property %,
him are forbidden BY void Dated the IN day
OF MAY. 1876. PETER CLARK, Aiy for Aiachnk
,,vfl t,,sq,, (rediiors q NaSSau-st " Y.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF The Surrogate % lle
County OF New-Y H. notice IL hereby given 10 all per
son- having claims against Mary Miles late Of the city OF
hewYork widow deceased 10 present ne sane WIZ W,
Vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber Dr. T. n. Burras, No
Ovsr-strea In the city Of NewNOrk on or before the
sixth day of July next And all persons indebted io e
sfafe are requested 10 make immediate payment a. above
Dated New York, the pa day If December 1870
n II RIiRRAS.I .I-l-.-.-..-..
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xU~s- EoR HiSiDGEPORr.-( T.

~U-~s FOR SALE steamboat EMERALD.
= N.Y. ,ying AT The foot OF Marfsyst with ue
New York lnqaire OF WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL.
al 3xxs l5t West 81 New -N0rk
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VIM. {. tsBkOIIh, oF
v6.v DANL Z. BOlCE. New bgrsh.


g. ~ Ia v',t'st Anply 10 ). WEEKS.
MI 10 ''@ so Mari0n.si
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Spefs and envsopss Tres, variety dsftes sai daily
hosks fsf The year istf motto seals ~s.
ss,sii nv tRANcis I LUuTRrL,
! u i'm Manufacturing sssuensfs, n xsidss-lsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

by ORDER Of Ahram b. Oiin Recorder Of the city
Dof Troy. Notice Is hereby given pufsnanto me statute
authorizing attachments against abscOndng, concealed and
nonresident debtors that an attachment has issued az
he estate of Franc. Dsunison and William c. Dennson
both residents Of the sAe Of Michigan. and hat The same
will be sold for the payment Of their debts unless they ap
near and discharge such according 10 law WIN,
in nine months from the first publication Of This notice. and
thai the payment Of any debts due to them by residents OF
bs state ana Inc delivery 10 them for their Of any
nronerfv within this Stale belonging 10 them, and me
aners OF any such property by forbidden by law ana
are void. Dated November jth, 1870.
JAMES FORSYTH, Of Troy,
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IN Pursuance Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of New York Notice IL hereby given 10 al per
sons having claims against William EdgsOu late OF the city
of New York gentleman. deceased 10 present the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber al the oee OF
Howe No SO Merchants Exchange, in the city OF New
York on or before the h day OF July neXt-DaIed New
e t,,,re,, ELIZABErH EDGSON, ExecuuS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-04-10
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A Good Speech.
THE SENTIMENTS OF A TRUE MAN.


/ We want every person who take.
up this paper to read the following
extracts from speech by Gen. Lo W
recently made ipa patriotic meeting
at Concord in New Hampshire.
Who is Gen. Lowe A soldier in the
war of 1919. The leading man upon
the Wing Electoral ticket for New
Hampshire, in 1914. A man who
puts country before party now and re.
nouncing the latter, declares for the
former.
Such a man speaks, ,--listen you
warm-hearted and true-hearted yonng
men ana old men Of Cincinnati and
elsewhere. Hear what he says, and
think upon what you hear. 2
Our government did not desire war
with Mexico. We had endeavored
by all honorable means TO avoid it,
But when it was found that resort
to arms was determined upon by Mex.
leo herself for the purpose ofconquer-
ing Texas which had been admitted as
a sovereign state Of our Union, when
it was found that the enemy was alrea-
dy making hostile demonstrations on
our borders, when our army was
was first attacked and our citizens
cruelty murdered by the Mexican
troops, then, and not till then, our Con.
gress declared that swar existed by
the act Of Mexico The glorious re-
suits and the heroic achievements Of
our brave little army, on the 9th and
9th oflast May, followed these attacks
and barbarities. The gallant acts of
these two days will be remembered SO
long as the history of our country en-
dures. The unequalled heroIsm and
the feats Of daring performed by our
noble sons on these occasions add lus-
tire to our history and reflect honor up
on our arms. The charge Of Col. May
with his bravelIttle squadron of only
80 men has been scarcely, il ever,
equalled in the annals ofhistory. But
the gallant deeds of Monterey render
still more glorious the name and fame
Of our American soldiery. But, Mr..
I rejoice to meet here in
this assembly one Of the brave officers
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Free Trade in. Europe.

| Among the great movements of the
time, none is more worthy of attention
than the manifest progress of free trade
principles, which is now taking place
among the leading nations OF Europe.
The spread of these ideas in, the Old
World is destined, if not thwarted bv
a narrow legislation here, to open a
new scene ofagricultural prosperity y in
our country. The following extract
from letter OF Elihu Burritt, well
known as the "Learned Blacksmith"
who is now travelling in Europe, c. on
tains some interesting facts upon this
important subject; - .''
HThe principles Of free trade are
fast gaining ground through the Eu-
ropean part Of Christendom, and Prpvi-
dence seems to recognise them, as the
primitive statutes Of natures economy
in all its recent dispensations in the
Old World, Every tendency OF the
times is accelerating the progress of
those principles. The voice of the
people, on both sides of the channel,
is coming in like flood for free trade ;
and, before the farmers of the great
west, shall be able to turn up the sod
ofall their vast prairies, probably eve
ry port in Europe will be opened to
their produce, eHE lsn prsaa
"There is another point On which
much misrepresentation exists in Ameri-.
ca, to use a very charitable term. In
the elaborate arguments which have
been put forth to convince the west
that the opening Of British ports to
foreign grain would be of no advantage
to them, it has been stated that there
were corn-growing countries nearer
Great Britain than any Of the Ameri-
can States; that these countries would
be able TO take advantage Of every fa-
vorable turn in the English market,
and supply every sudden demand be.
fore 1t could reach America, that
wheat from Dantzic and Odessa could
be poured into the British ports before
the grain.freighted ships from Ameri-
ca could get halfway across the ocean.
Now, there has been, l fear, something
less honest than Misrepresentation per-
to the disadvantage OF the
west on this important point Having
made special inquiries of several corn
dealers here, l learn that, virtually, |
here is no grain.wrowing country |
learer to England than the United
states; that the average passage from
odessa to Liverpool is from seventy to
ighty days; that the average passage
'om Dantzic to the same port consumes
$ much time, on an average, asa pas
age from New York."
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THE FLIGHT OF TIME.

w., By PERCIvAL.
,Faintly flow thou falling river, ~,
Like 4 dream that fades away;
Down the ocean gliding ever.
Keep thy calm unruffied way!
Time with such a silent motion
Floats along on wings Of air,
To eternity's dark ocean, " -
Burying all its treasures there.
Roses bloom. and then wi.her; 80 u.
Cheeks are bright, then faded die; q
pShspes oflight are waited hither; $50
Then like visions hurry by; -
Z Quick as clouds at evening driven i5
50 Der the many colored wsst,G . g. Do
Years; arc bearing uslto heaven. .oai.
Home ofhaPpiaess and rest. ~.
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floor, and went to work, might and
main, the fiddler keeping time with the
beilowses. Not to be prolix, we kept
it up, frolicking and drinking hot stuff
till midnight, and while it lasted, the
fun was real ginniwins, tell ye. Blu,
as cast sheep's eye at Patty, took
a notion that she and Siah Golding
were rather thick, considerin. Thinks
/, she wants to make me jealous, 10
spur me on; so seeing them in close
confab, as was cantering down out.
side, poked my head between them
and cried boo! But the cat was soon
out Of the bag. We paid the reckon
ing-four and dsixpence apiece. Think
ofthat. Every body grumbled, but
Peter Shaw didn't care. Then follow.
ed the Gro rowding Of sleighs, taking in
the ladies at the door. Such a hubbub
and confusion! But when my turn
come, 10 and behold! Patty Bean was
and so was ST Golding! 4
Here is the end of my story, and
whoever wants to know the particu-
lars that happened on the ride home,
must ask Dolly Fisher. The Deacon
will tell you what a pickle Sukey
came home in, and how much 1 paid
'for the whistle" Finally, whoever
went to our Westinghouse the next
Sunday morning, knows very well
now Patty Bean and Josiah Golding |
ire to square accounts. w1u fr %
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