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the Baltimore Argus, we give below statement
OF the exports of domestic manufactures for the
last iIscal year. The Secretary OF the Treasury
stated the value of these articles at $9.569, 349
this was included 1923, 1851 gold and silver
coin. The larger item of 81 1893, 566, from its
indehniteness of character, was excluded. 1t
probably safe to say, that we last year export
ed over ten millions of domestic manufactures.
rertse Union.
.drtactes Of domestic manufacture, exported from
me United States, during the gear ending
Both Of June, 1916:
SPECIES OF MERCHANDISE Dollars.
Soap and allow candles, 63OO4l
Leather boots and shoes 3465I5
Household furniture, BIT 4O7
Coaches and other carriages 877l2
Hats, "a 100
Saddlery, 24S57
Wax, l6279O
Spirits from grain, 737l6
Beer, ale, porter, and cider, 67735
Snuff and tobacco, 6959I4
Linseed oil and spirit of turpentne, 1884, l5
Cordage, 627z5
lron pig bar, and nails, l22225
castings, I079O5
all manufactures Of 92I 652
Spirits from molasses 268 652
Sugar, refined, 1872 3I2
Chocolate, 2,l77
Gunpowder l4OS79
Copper and brass 62O88
Medicinal drugs, 2O0,595
Cotton piece goods, printed and colored, 38O,549
white, 978 33l
nankeen, 848989
twist yarn, and thread, 1913
all other manufactures Of 255,799
Flax and hemp, bags and all manufactures Of 1919
Wearing apparel, 45,l4O
Combs and buttons, 35 945
brushes, $40
Billiard tables and apparatus, I,58S
Umbrellas and paraSols, 2477
Leather and morocco skins, not sold per h. 26667
an1o n
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Snow. At Cumberland, Md, the late fall
OF snow was from twelve to eighteen inches deem
OH level. .MatE IT,
!, In tne western counties IN Virginia, the snow
lies very deep.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-02

IT The price of salt at Turks Island has risen from
TO II cents bushe so that the rise there is Just equal
to the reduction of duty here. Nearly all kinds Of salt
are now as high before the reduct on of the tariff.
Thus the foreign produce gets the whole benefit Of the
reduction Of duty and our government suffers The
same extent in its revenue
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POLK's CABINET. The Washington cores
pendent of the Boston Atlas, speaking OF Polk,
says:
From first to last, there is not strong mind
and a decisive one in the whole concern They
have been selected, with a view not to appreci-
ate Mr.. Polk sinieriority by contrast Take them
altogether there is not the making OF an upright,
straightforward man amongst them. Commence
ing with his Excellency, they are
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-02
!" Small by degrees,
And beautifully less. y

Buchanan has some intellect, but no honor or
honesty. He is knave, white Washed by po-
sitOn, to seem fair, while feeling foul. He is a
parasite capable of any meanness. He is cow
ard who trembes at every shadow he meets,
fearing some just mans punishment. His NOR
als were formed on the model of Voltaire, his
principles on that OF the Vicar Of Bray. His
trade is at once to stab and to smile his profess
sion, to put himself in Office let who will be put
out. The others, Walker, Clifford Mason, John
son and Marcy are too small to attract much seri-
GUS indignation. They are little fellows, who are
permitted to 60 stills until the 4th of March,
lS49, by making so many dlurnal genuhectons,
before their :" Sovereign Lord, the King Were
they all thrown in bag together, it would make
little difference which came out first. Their in
tellect, schemes, ambition and sycophancy seem
all to have been moulded in the same form.--
Perhaps Master Clifford has the advantage OF be-
ing shade less than the littleness of the compa.
triots. He Attorney General of the United
States Of America Shades of Writ and Legare /.
hear it not
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The Ddtlp &pp.
ESTER:
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. 1S47-

SPEAKER. The subject of the selection Of oPeaAe'
for the House Of Representatives OF our S'ae He
sature, having before been spoken OF IN our coiu"S
once in communication from Boston, naming o"N'''
ate for the chair and in an edl'oridi dl"''e-
deem it but right 10 say that since the Puohca"o" u
,hose articles onr tounsman Col Bullock, has Deen
named in several quarters reference to that saoh-
Should the LOT fall on him. he-wond, undoubtedly make
an efficient and popular Speaker. he has the ready
talent The nromntuess and efficiency requisite for the
dsna,cb Of business and the courtesy of manner which
conciates the favor and good will OF his associates.
Some The Essex papers have been setting forth the
claims of that county TO the honor filling this post. Ia
addition to Maj Bradbury, of Newburyport, of whom
we have before made favorable mention, they present
the names Of Caleb Cushing, s Williams Of Salem,
Stevens of Andover, and Kimball of Wenham.
Among the other members spoken of for Speaker, to
whom we have not heretofore alluded are Bell Of Bos
ton, ScboueI of Lowell M orrs of Springfield, and KEEL
logg of Pittsfeld Bell is very able man. but APP
prehend he would TO the lahors Of the
chair at his age COL Schoule has been rather prom
inen member Of the House, and very general avore,
but strikes US that his talents are exactly the kind
required for The office Sti if he is candidate he will
get strong support from the Mddlesex members Nor
rS is young Of talents, but has been in this Legs
lature only part Of session. Kellogg also talent
ed and has had more experience than Morris He the
strongest candidate from the Western section of the
States, but, his coming from The the governor
does, will not operate IN his favor
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SENATE. ALBANY, Sept 80 P. NJ
The bill for the abolition OF the Office OF County
Superintendent Of Common Schools was reported
favorabiy.
The debate Of the Usury Bill was not disposed Oh
IL was made the special order for Tuesday next
ASSEMBLY.
The Free Bank Tax bill was returned by the
Senate with message thatthey non concured with
the House in the amendment striking out that part
of first section that the U. S Stock shall be re.
ceived as security for circulating notes and that
they concur with the amendments OF the House
to the second section taxing the capital of the
Free Banks. with an amendment taxing, in
addition. the surplus capital of any bank or indi.
vidusl banker as actual capital The bill, with the
amendments of the Senate. was referred to the
Bank Committee
The Resolution appointing ID. d. Field one OF
the Commissioners on Pleading and Practice was
concurred in.
The House conourred with the Senate IN the sp-
pontment OF a new committee of conference on the
Manufacturing bill. Messrs. Bloss, Bascom, Nc
Farlan Dean and Bowie are such committee.
The Canal Appropriation bill was ordered to a
third reading.
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KNOX. All ii FrLToN ST

~ A usual, IN the region Of tho Sun, and with the
puncusty Of the seasons has prepared splendid soes
OF HATS for the Fall Fashions which he the world
10 examine Ever hand In endeayonng please tho
public he can safely recommend his Fall supply
qused in beauty and richness The science Of hat-ms.
ing like other sciences progressive, and he has msds
improvements IN the adaptation Of hats 10 the head
which cannot fail 10 please tho fastidOus connos
His hats emphaticaly Fall hats he has aea
in the prices by presenting better article the old cssp
rates ~ stood
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LEARY A 90. IlATTERs.

~ 8rinmn lsi7, Fashioa for 6eaasmeas HE', ~ih
Ls introduced Friday, sept D. The Riacs Bsac
Bat, W. sra now manufacturing will embrace irnpof,an
Improvements recently perfected by US, and 10 qualify
and elegance of style Will be- unoqualei by any hereto
fore offered They will be readily distinguishes BY the
nap which when sgltaed by tho air becomes detached
into delicate aud graceful JET, fo,tant' feature char
sce,rs,ic Of the choicest qus,y Of senune Beaver
ds,or House ~ dur % 1877 au.l II
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER CosvEsrIoS.-The Convention held a
meeting ls.t evening pursuant 10 adjournment Very
Little was accomplished toweyer, beyond the adoption
OF the hrs, proposition Of the Committee on Public
schools. a. amended. VIZ That much Of the city ss
should De placed under the direction Of the Board OF
Education snouli BE- divided into many school ds
t- a. there are schools within the same for the Pur
po.e Of defining the schools 10 which the children
sasn GO Special COMMITTEES Of three WAS a2-
po.aisd consider and report on the expediency OF
submitting the proceedings of the Convention to tie
people for approval rejecroo 3, the next sensTsl
election prior to sending he 70 the Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01

DnnosD POSTED GoLD PESs-So article now IN he
market successfully compete with those aetasi
and sold by the NewYofk Gold Pen Company, - Johns.
Nassau. Purchasers both wholesale and retail
cautioned against buying the trash which offered sboui
the city at very low prices many Of them without
points and galvanized, and therefore, are not worhs
The genuine diamond points the cheapest ara
sold above, together with extensive ssnDsSf
Of Gold and Silver Pen aud Pencil Of the mos ses
hated mnkers-
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buslness Notice.

~ LADIES .SD GENfLfNEs can obtain far edaes
ton IN three months without study or interference win
business deyotns half an hour say ai their residence
place of business Address q" Education" lower Po1
oHe. ~ 81
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DhsosDPoisrgD GOLD PGss.-Those In want Of
good article should 20 to j. W CREATION Co. IL ced"
st. They have several and very superior styles"
very low prices Pens that others sell Al - they scatter
sl So The genuine Albert q Basley Pen aud Case %
stamped 81 IS only Gold Pens Ieponted and Iepar,
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RfcHELlEU DIANoSDPoiNrED GoLo PfSs-The be's
and cheapest ia the city. b. ErWArsoN Go. W.
haSnst door below Wall-st add J. 1 SAVAGE 9lfss
tonst They have large assortment Of ali other knSsd
Gold Pens wholesale and retail, at great reduction
prices Country merchants will do well 70 examine Their
stock before purcha.ing Gold Pens from IS cents, "
81 Is. 81 50 and e. with Silver Pencils Pens cssolJ
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BIZ Telegraph to TIE Tribune.
No News from the ArIny.

PHILADKLPHIA, sept so, le4'.
The New Orleans papers to 23d contain nothing
later from Mexico. lnterments from fever on the
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The Taria Of 1916 not supported by the major.
iiy OF the Democrats a perfect measure IL WAS
merely accepted the beet they could At the time
Ii retained heaven OF Protection. II 10 thu, not Dc
bsuse the Democrats approved OF H. but because they
could not get rid Of it, I've. Post.
R 1t is but a few days since the Post won.
dered why the Wings did MT acquiesce in the pre-
sent Tariff and have an end to agitation the sub
iect but now we find IT suits the Post no better
than il does the Wings " Ii retains some lesven
of Protection. we are told. because he Democrats
could not get rid of it," Why NOT when they bad
the President Vice President, and decided ma
iority in either House or does the Pos, con
slider its Political friends in Pennsy vania, &c. who
favor Protection no DemocTstsl Please explain.
DkkaDFVL DEATH on THE RAiLsoAD--Mr. Hi
ram ; Stuciord. married man of - years came 10
MS desih in shocking manner Last night lie wss a
passenger IN the IL; NJ train Of from Jersey CITY
snd his body ionut early this morning lying shout
i inshes IRON The Railroad track. nearly mile from
sne NNse'st eePoi on The way 10 Ehzabethiosn. Ills
hs' "ss ivond uoinlare about quarter Of mile tai
side OF the psee where the body lsy and there IVES eyi
tsnce on the ground between these two points that BE-
hsi been dragged th>s distance There were various
bruises al over DIS o,oy, snt compound frsc
tur- or bis nesi aud part Of cae Of hs hands va.
cut eff BY the @heel OF the The wound on hi, head
stedly csused his death PROM t,e.. s,a o.hsr
circumstances se-ms probable that teen s.-ep
when "a. trssn s,opped Newark but wakps .ho-,lr
after at.rmpred t. 1up of when bis foot ~ gar h.v.
caught 10 the ssplhsFe o~as deep indcntaon IN the
sole o. bis shoe and his es being broken at the ANGLE
la t1s si,asuon he dragged his head striking
the sespers Of the track until he was thro~n Ell life
lees sni msngled. lie steady, industrious man.
v,ry respectfully connec,ec and leaves young wife srd
eaud. The case "a 10 ~ Investigated b The Coro
to-day. Newark Adv. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01

IT. TIC Bhig State Convention. 70 nominate Secretary
81 state Controller, sc will assemble a. Syracuse On
"Wednesday Oct g. IL Of one Delegsie IRON
each Assembly District Ia the STATE 20 Be chosen pY bo
Whis OF such District such manner @s tue N'
~ Committee shall direct
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


THURSDAY. r. 81.
There vas not much activity in Stocks today,
and the fsncies were lit,le lower Treasury Notes
sold a, premium, bu, a, the Second Board ~ bid
for $4,000.
The amour, Of business by the French and Gu
nsrd Steamers has been to moderate extent aud the
rates closed rather heavy Sterling ee5a Frances %
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"a Mr. o. :. Fowler, Editor OF that sterling
msuiny. The Physiological Journal and Union vide
known az practical disrin gushsd and devoted PROBES
cor Of PhrenOiogy will give course " six lectures
ihls susjscs Al BTinley Hall Commencing with Ts1rs-
day evening Of this week Msss (Noroester) Cataract
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tA'H 4piaAr'I H4estsrAa thrh4 an cary
oil n NJ. Z. LOW, 1i5 WaieTd
~ Instead Of advertising in few cards. circular, AZ
as las done few years ago, business man wso PIE
pared Tor the custom select any number u nss
papers the sections Of country be. suited extend 10
business, and al thoroughly dinase the iniomsos
which formerly required lifetime ~ disseminate Pa
nEEs Agency in the Tribune Buildings. affords safe sst
complete opportunity he appointed transact No
business Of e papers all the Stsie ad yes every
requisite information ~ enable advertisers 70 make
choice selection adapted % The various bgsSe" psnps
rs- Tue CasArrsr AID BEsT PLacs - THE crr % get
your toots shoes or CATERS, - At JOSgss, Ann LsN
the Museum You can get there good boots TOT ~
esn be p0rehssed elsewhere tor e.. Qote snsins ne
also sells tfsi rate boot AZ - ~, which usga ~
Tor - Double sOled water. proof boots a. 81 - - ~
- Jones n1 the true system-liznt expenses snd -
profits. All goods puTchas al Ann st. wsrfsni>tS
give entire satisfaction. ~"
sccASs roR PsEsEsvISc'-We would inform rssss'
and the public that Mr. FOWLER 10 aud ~ Greenwich"
and - feseyst has store large and complies .s"'
ment Of white and brown Sugars, WEIGH he 10 se.int
unusasy low price,. lie sells superior German ers1'"
Sugar at Sc and Is Cd brown Havana good dry efoss
5s 5- Cd and Is I'd per lbs Also STARTS yeo~ o. 'hs
refined Is I'd Our friends vii. ind the above goo Ps''
u make their purchases NH
PsrEsT PsIAs AIs.TfGHr STOVE % rsoY.-DePos W
the sale Of this cooking at ~ CoErs, a bowey
Warranted superior article for wood or coal AZ /"
sasDss sAssAfAsiLLs valuable medicine coaaeSs'
the most saluisry PRODUCTIONS, the potent "mp""
the vegetable kingdom It unprecedented u 10
restoration Of health to those who had long pned andef'
distressing chronic maj aides. has ssen Il "a exas
character, furnishing, Is Il does evidence Of ia o~p
trinse value, ana recommending IL 20 the afflicted -
terms the afflicted only 1t has long been no"
important desideratum IN the practice Of rnedieiSe y
obtain sreuedy similar 10 this-one would act %
liver, stomach aud bowels, with al precision sna
tency OF mineral preparations, yet without any o. -
osleterlous effects The vital powers Of the
Eruptons Ia q their vsoes phases ulcers ese tns'
rheumatism liver diseases ind gesion lsnsuof -.
pdity OF the general system, and many other IL
can be relieved asd cured BY this valuable somo'AA
detergent tonic and aperient n
Prepared snd sold, Wholesale and retail, BY III
SANDS Wholesais Drugkists 100 Fslton, eofns' york
ixmst IIs broadway, sod n last Broad" y, 'r,.tsA
Sold also BY DrGsSlsLs generally throughout ane
Ststes Prlce 81 per bottle OF SIX bottles tof ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01

" TweiiA Wa,d-H. y GRAY, aoth-st. aod Flfth-sv
IL only authorized Carrier Tor the Twelfth Ward, .d
We trust our subsc rters vii recognize hia such Our
former Garner wa onayOdaby delayed By ~siuas Tor
and servins other papers and could not aid not always
40 as Justice Often when Of the wanted badly 10
see his Tribune b. va served With Herald True
Sun instead Mr. Gray serves The Tribune only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01

The New. Orleans mail OF the sd. received here
this morning contains 10 Intelligence rom sny par ~
stesfer Am Chase which eft Pensscos Tor vera 'rs1
on toe 20h Nth Gen. Patterson Col Aoercromoie
N.i1r Pok Lieu, Williams. SUI detscnmeni OF flot
ia voiunt-.rs encountered gale OF Der passage and
-. compelled e. pu,ini The Baize. Tne captain came
90 10 obtain ner sails spars &c. which had been car
red sssy she would pursue her voyage AZ soon IS ne
ce.ssry repairs completed che reports 70 Al "nen
10 a., oot var Dscs,ur arrived AZ Pensscos. from
Tg.psn mere was much sickness among the crew.
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BALTIMORE sept 30

Ihave learned that Judge Thomas Buchanan oil
Washington Co 10 this state died yesterday OF P.hy
lie gss iurisi Of ability and much respected lie
isht receipts Of Flour keep ne market nful SAes
90 Mil. and Howard IL Il s. D. and some holders
s.kpg more. Penney lvanis red Wbestis ~ofih y J.
tos 20 with fair sales the stock quite light Corn IL
selling Il s. 10 % Tor White and yellow and Is coming
io Liter supply Corn Mesl sjs3 -. Oats 40 to 42e
r., Isl kiots Rye Flour 81 IL, with moderate sales
generally held 81 -. Rye sc. Provisions and Gro
csries are quiet No change 10 Whisky
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CANALS AND RAILROADS N The USITED STATES.
Ac-Mr Distrrne hss issued proposals tor Publishing
a. entirely work on the Canals and Railroads Of
the United states. be edited By Oria L. lley Esq
late Surveyor CpDcrsl OF the STATE - New YORK Tns
work TO be cnmprised In octave y0a- OF scout 400
pages coais.ring description OF Al tao works Of lH-
ruAl lnprorrls Of IL the United STAT nn'saed Ant
unfinished Also giving The principal Railroads. -
bes II statistics as - speed fare, expenses, carrnss
Sc with notices Of WORKS II lnieras. Improvement 10
TIE British Provinces sod Mexico giving 0firi &C
court # The prriscted Cans snt Railroads ex'entins
from tie Atlantic o. the Pacific Ocean The hoe u b
accompanied By map Of ihe Ualted siates and canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01

~ Strangers citizens deslrous OF spending peas,
evening could not easier accomplish their object us9 BY
visiting the Society Library where Sg. BLlff performs
feats OF Mage, and introduces scenes IN NenfriloquH
that completely -urpass the comprehension OF the audi
ence and the sams time Affords thnm infinite smu,enel
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PIrTsI rAGH, rfpt u = ,"
There are near seven and half feet water IN the
channel T. day This hue st-ge has brought considerable
receipts Of Flour which hss tended su farther 10 De
pres. the market and sales making At ~ ~ 10 %
Grain 10 without material change nothing doing 10 COT
ton and Provisions srs without chsnge We had some
rain last uisht bot il 10 ci-sr sg-in this morning
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LATEST FROM SYRACUSE.
s..co s,a,e Convention NOT yet Organized !.
Hunkers Triumphant:
By Telegraph to The Tribune.


SYRACUSE Sept 3o-loi p NJ
The Convention is not yet organized The whole
day has been spent in the Ot'ego Contested Seat
The vote finally stood O. for Snow (Hunker and "a
for spafiord lBarnburner. SO neither is admitted
The Contested Seats from Nelc- York are now
under consideration The vote upon one case
Twelfth Ward has just been taken, and resulted
10 favor Of Jeremiah 7oole lHunker For TowIe
81 Andrew Csnrigan Burner OIL To"ie IN by
sur majority. This puts the Convention completely
in the power Of the Honkers
The ssperity Of feeling increases as the debate
progresses. Every point is contested TO the at
most The session will be continued TO alate hour
hit il is doubtful whether another vote will be
taken tonight
lin the Osego case the Barnburners have tho county
and appointed three Delegates by County Convention
but one Of the Assembly Districts Is Hunker and has cho
sen DeIegare By District Convention unauthorized 70
do 90 by the County Committee The same principle "
involved IN the Enc County contests which have been de-
80 !, a. 90, n the Bafnburners1 I'd T0J.
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Wang yfen-The regular monthly meeting Of thi Com
,,,ee will take place the Broadway House Friday
evening Oct l. st7t o'clock It's exrected every mem
her viii be in his seat Al tina, boar. By order.
JAS. T. 81. BLEAKLEY, Chairman.
= psI.,IsIe sarrH, seereiArie'' 80 2,
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EXPORT TO yaAScs.

CHINESE JU>k.-Eyery person striving hers ifom N.
country makes u point 10 the Chinese Jsnk SOC
a. possible after he deposits IN. baggage m his hotel Bs
ness ~ not thought until after he has paid his respects
to JOSH the Chinese idol board and he has eNsmlrt
critically everything connected with thls strange vessel
To persons who have abored many Of people have
clean all the information they could Of the strange
who constructed her the Junk must indeed furnish them
With rare treat They at that they learn
of the Ceesals from that vessel than they have BY al
their study