The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-11
Borrow, Jan. 0, lsa7, P. NJ.

Reviev Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Markets, &C.
The only affair of the week which has created more
than ordinary excitement the refusal OF Cong
to tax tea and coffee For two three days those mi
micsl to tho in ecstacie ut what they termed
Mr. Folks rebuks from his party, in reference to
the policy of his administration; but as few were found
to argue the question with hem the subject has become
almost stale. If not forgotten The democrats however
IL they say little feel most keenly the waning popularity
of Mr.. Polk In the first place he lent himself to a
thereby passed over many Of his warm supporters
Those who went for him solely for Office have been re-
warced-hey have obtained all they aimed st therefore,
they not straw whether he be supported now or
not; and tho other hand those who have been
aside although still democrats, are not very strong
Pokites Those therefore, both in and out OF ONCE wLo
usually shout all the glory, and make the that calls
the people forth silent and leave the wings and abo
litonists to rail the Lords anoinod" The protcc
tionists here sangune tina, the old tariff will be
vved and that Polk by the pressure from without, will
actually approve the measure; for, say they il would
not be ay inconsistent in him in this instance
than in his compromising the Oregon que stion on the
4ph parallel including the navigation OF the Columbia
The wings here the most sangune beings in exis.
tence. They fancy Boston TO be Massachusetts,, and
Massachusetts, the Union. Anything, therefore, accor-
cling to this hypothesis decided 10 Boston, must be adopt
ed by the Union and 1t is when experience shows the
contrary to be the fact that they filed with bitter
ness and wrath. Everything ought TO be regulated for
the advantage Of Boston wings ohorwise the cry Of the
country is ruined, is at once set up.
The U. y bark Fredonia under the command OF Lieut.
Charles W. Chauncsy sailed this afternoon for the Gulf
Of Mexico with fine breeze from the westward Tho
supply, Tor inc same
Wy yard, waiting for hor officers
Tho u. $. revenue cutter Hamilton Ctpt. sturris
will sail in a few days TO cruise along the coast outside
Of Cape Cod for the purpose Of relieving vessels in dis
tress Although very hnc vessel and most ably com
manded she not adapted to keep the sea on her new
cruising ground She Is too small and low and her bull
warks too high Every sea that falls board Of her
will freeze before It find its way through the soup
pers aud consequently she will become iced up in day
or two so that her return TO port will necessary
sides in failing to make harbor, with westerly gale
she VIII be driven into the Atlantic, where she
hardly DO expected to live in a heavy No vessel
less than 400 tons should be sent TO cruise off Cape Cod
In the dead Of winter.
fair amount Of business has been transacted during
the week. About 900 bales Of cotton have bees pur.
chased by small manufacturers at an advance Of &c
Las, weeks rates Fish, no arrivals this week small
cod nave been taken at 81 30 per al, cash, packed
flour sales Of Gepesee brands at SIS co, fancy
SO ONO an Michigan, 50 a. and other kinds in pro
portion. Molassos very little doing at auction, loo
hhds Cenfuegos were sold at i5x i6hc. per gal
Ion Provisions Of all kinds have been active demand.
About 1000 bbls OF pork sold at 81 slo for clear
$40 $40 80 for mess &c sugar, sales at ehc, SIX
months, tor good brown TO good yellow In ether arti
cles, former prices have been maintained.
Thentrcas during the week have barely cleared ex-
penses notwithstanding the favorable state OF the wealth
Revivals and rumssling as last quoted. Weather
clear and beautiful Wind W.N W.