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THE ISLAND or | OBos.

ALE lSLAND w UDO9.
The Island Of Lobos, where our troops are
concentrating, 10 somewhat notorious. 4 lctrer
"a New Orleans paper says: at was at this
ISLAND Com. Porter, in 1918. drst hois.ed the tri.
coicrad aag Of Mexico, and aided her with his lit.
Tie aeet in her revolt against Spain. This sland
was the rendezvous of the French squadron in
1887, when they battered down The walls Of San
Juan GUIIoa; and lastly, it was there that Com.
Moore Of the Texan navy wateyed and recruited
The health Of his men for six weeks in 1912, alci
harrassng and terrifying the Mexicans along the
coas: fer thirteen months. A well dug by Com
Moore is still TO be seen near the centre Of the
'',ud This island is GO miles ffom Tampico,
80 from Vera Cruz, IS from Tuspan and rgm
tUs G.a!n land"
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LATE FROM MEXlCO.

The New York Sun has received ad,i'
eos ltom Vera Cruz TO the sh aud Vie cuy
oC .Hoxico 20 lhe 5lh Of February. TIE
church had eHec,uaIly resisted the sr,zlrS
Of Tvs properly, and Santa Anna convinced
Ol Ihe unpopulanly Of the nOus'caIOn oc'.
had wruAen 10 The Congress, Urging IS
modification o. repeal. Il bill was lhere-
npun submWrd repeating The obnoxious
iAw, and authorizing the government to re-
ccIgr loan from the clergy Of S450,00O
per mcuth, which il was understood they
woud consent 10 advance NIL peace was
-ycuiyd. Santa Anna had seized ninety
.ejght tars Ol SILVER beIorgng 10 merchants
m @,u L1js, Cor which he had given his
personal guaranty. The country around
had been subjected 10 a TtqulsitOn loI sup
plies without prospect OfIemuneraIion.--
Up 10 he ia uIt. great activity was msni-
tested at Vera Cruz in preparation 10 FesisIr
an attack. The Sun says
Santa Anna had forwarded desponding
Irou., IN tho o,vs,rusn, ua ron,;a. - 10
cb,r,a If ,n,,hv m.do on,in., L,nn n,,a,.
Lho po,,,b,s Le.',,n,,on -, r,a ,,.,a. 'i ,.;,a-
rata. his and ,ho,, n,,,o.,.,,... .t I,
and o,,.,o,,.m ,na tsol.,as III. ,oa,;n.,,
~, ,s,,,a ,o,o n,,vo,a If, =, roa,,s,o
mn, c,,s,oo ,r,,o + r,n,,os. 49,. g.,
i, npv wi.b him ;, ,.no,n =, 49,, I.,I IS
ina ,,n,v ,tav goo,. ~. g., ...,.,',,os
.,.,
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TIRE

We learn With regret that lls bato and
shed, Of Mr. John Freas, ir. Of Br,a'crcrh,
was destroyed by fire "Wednesday evening
LASH together wuh oil their contents consist
rcg OF his stock Of hay, several hundred bu
shells Of OATS, quantity Of wheat, 'hree
horses and all his farming u'eulial". III:
io.s mnsI be upwards Of thousand dollars
1t is supposed 10 have been Tho ~oEA VI At
mcundnrY.
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Gz1..s.ss.z G.......illI :. .z.!.l..s.Ll.sAzEs -.

some Two or three hundred Choc.aws
''om Mississippi passed Lnlo Rock. Ark,
on the 24'h Of + February, bound 10 lbsjr
ne" hons ID the west, Two thousand
more Of ias same 'E6s are expected to en-.
'gfsls mis- seAsoa. "
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g. The Sanhury Gazette of the 18th says
pa les; Friday. about II o'clock, the house G.
u" Washington Brewer, Of Upper Augusta town
sbjN took Ere and was entirely consumed. Tie
aagas hai Just been PUT Up, and required only
sw days work to complete it, The loss is esli.
mated at about $3.50. Mr. Brewer is poor man
and this property was the earning Of scvera
years hard labor
Co'- A newspaper in the English language is
about 10 be published at Monterey, in the State o
New Leon, Mexico. One is already published al
Monterey in California, another at Matamoros
Ind another at Tompco, a filth will soon be
wanted at Vera Cruz
r. The Legislature adjourned on Tuesday last
alter session of about seventy days
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PENNSYLVANIA CANALS.

The Main Lane Of the Pennsylvania Ca
oss is nov in successful operation, boat
having passed through the whole line from
Columbia to Piusburg The water will be
let inIO The different branches Sbou, The
iia Of Apul.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The election Of State officers took place
rn New Hampshire on ,ho OH INST Ii re.
suited in the entire success Of the Demo.
cratic Governor and Democratic Legls'
la,ure, thus redeemng the Sra'e from lbC
combined reign Of Federalism, Abolition
,,m and bogus Democrats, who accident.
l!Iy attained 1he reins of government ne
past year.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-20

lhe laws Of Virginia Oegin 10 ogsra.e o.
yer yer Alexandra, and ns re-annexsJlon 70 ,ss
0! th!s moLih. p
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This census Of the city Of ST. Lsuis
'aken under she direction Of The corpora
uoO, has just been completed. The resul,
cOmpsred with The census OF Jannary
ls46, shows an increase n The two years
Of 1863 souIs; in ls45. 80 262-ir
Llet7, AZ eas.
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re OUR PATRONS.


vi,h ,he Columbia Democrat, having dis.
,Sossd Of ,ha establishment TO l.. l.. Tse,
wbo hs, our wishes for ais success.
I,t,now nine wears since We became a
-s0idsr, Of Columbia county, anL the Pro-
nrielor Of ,his paper. We came a stranger
and took charge Of i. under very dlscoursg-
inc ci,cums,sncss. The county was then,
snd rad been from lie organization, dis
usc,sd and divided upon the local question,
sroendsrino those acrimonious feelings
which ,)v,vs accompany such controysr.
oips. Having syowed st the outset, our de.
.,o,m;n,,;cn Ia advocate the Removal cause,
.us h,opoh, pnon q, Tho nslsyMencs Of its
onnon,nn. and , war has been since con.
st,n,lv vsced u,on us. bys few indiridu-
~, !, r,ryi,,s AZ or,slen,ios as /, has been
.,rd,s,,vs1 fo out dslenco sssinu these
attacks, and in The warmth Of our fselings
.,s,l A., ,r,rcsed v,o,cn injury 10 us by
.,hou w.r,v hsvs oysts,epnsd ths buuod.
a,,,a... i, ,s,,v bp, wa ara uenon.
,rior, of having ucns farther than our duty
:, on,,s,,a,,cd NJ, friend, required a, our
,on5, ssvsrs diseases require . ssyere
-an,I,
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-20

General Jamos Irwin hsa been nominated
by the Whig Stats Contention rs thelI
'caudiJslss Tor Governor, and Joseph W
Patton for Canal Commssiener--boih lror
N,sIrrs. The political campaign is nov
opened, both parties having placed Ihe
clnddAles fairly before The people,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-20

'unOr pay dutrs in proportion to lhe value
oi what he bays The fraud Of mnimums
OF alse valuations is also abolished, aud the
system % axalion upon imports generally
% ,upped of ambiguity, snd out IN such
shape that every man can undetsIaodn.
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sellSsSc4S%lEAs

Having Ii,5oset Of the s:tat!,'anert 0i
ths Columbia Can5tsai Il now tecUnrs
,t,spsary thai our stcoan,e ohcGIa be c'os-
ed. We therefore request all who Gle in.
ds5,ed 10 Va 10 call ,nd sGtlle Immediately
tb., ws nay bs ssls to gay ell who ha,e
lain, upon r,. 4 w!.L 70 he wise is
GoisaI.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-20

Hon. Thomss II. Borlon having beer
Msjor General by the L',esideu,
and con6rmed by the Senate, has declined
The appointment,
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The TARIFF.

lANNi " " NNlN l'lhN'N NNl'r "'''N' " ~ h'''
What good reason ia there cor putting 1pon
! he salUle book again, q laW that was nO,O
rlousy deiecuve, and in many uC 10 pro-
visions orjus 7 Expehcnce Is proving ,har
lls modl6 alton iunOcts none Of the evils on
ne county which were loretold, but Iha'
oil departments of business are active, and
,udusty in all of them receiving Orsustae-
oiy and just rewsd,
LIS lIme that fierce and gncr'at prjp
dlces should be put aside, aud that ,hia Sub
oct shOuli bs Iarly examined by those
vino afe asking bIIndly Snd noisiiy for 'he
reS,ors,on ot The SCI Of ls49. Do ,hey an
ders'aHd This act. over ShGse grave thay
have grown sc eloquent, and at the modIi'
cation Of winch their sonsstess shouu Of
TOin' rang oOt over the I'ndl
Let us compare some Of the duties ia The
act Of lsi3 with the duties on tlulIar 81.
licss IN the act Of ls46
Act Of ls42. Act Of ls4s.
Salt. 7ei por ct 20 por cont
Sugar, SO to 100 4" 60
Upon these two great heCsssBries Of life
therefore, Salt aud Sugar, lhe taxes ere rec
duced more Than ons.h0!( Gom whs, they
were by The act oI '42. Oqs Of the main
defects Of the scI Of ls42 wac ,hsl i, taxed
the necessaTieS of the consumer high. snd
Ihe luxurisS OF lLs wealthy comparatively
!OW--a aagranl injustice and grevOU'
wrong. While Sugars usOd by the mass Ol
The people were taxed frOm 60 10 100 pei
cen. sweetTe eats, fruits IN sugar molsssss
or brandy, ant comtis, articles purchased
by The Ilch, were only taxed rs per cenl.
By The act Of ls4s, these latter stncles ate
taxed 20 per cent, being 10 per cent high.
lr than The duty on Sugars. Look again 81
he (oIowingi
sardines and O,h,f S.h prsp.r.
ed In oil; 90 90
Champagne wine .speoiGo 20
cents gAllonl - ~
Burgundy siiois ~
POl!; s.g!l 80
| These ahlClei sre lurW,ieh sud 30 they
we're taxed iOw Tor lhe advantage Of the
Di'Ioaares Of Boston. New York aud Phi
sdephisi Wh!ts ,hs mass OF consumes
paid duty Of Goa per CeUi. upon Iihsgo,
Iof 78 10 100 upon Iced, and oi 70 upon
lsah, The sentIeman OF leisure slipped AIS
Por, vino at II, hiS Burgundy al Q, anu
his Champagne at IS per ceaL! Whhc The
IGuiy wa' 1870 pes cent upOn iaEred cables
land oordage used by thrifty Industry, the
over Of good !hlngs win p.lioa IN bank
Ienjoyed his s,'dIues a, 30 per cent!
fsom among Inc ps2ss 1uuss we re!ecl
be following
! 1912. !s.a.
BilletdOux or fancy note papsr 80 20
FOoscap, 6Ss 81
Other kindS Of paper lot 50
iFlsI,iag caTds 9 so
/ Fooisoap paid duty Of 50 per egnr.,
and some other Kinds ol @rtiog paper lo7,
while vi'I!iGg eo,dj and olI,stdUur paper,
used IN tho pone circles Of lIy srisl01lsCv.
ipaid, Ihe one 40 snd he Other 8 Ter oep,
This wo suppose Ia what Federalism calls
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-20

F0oIslaP pad duty OF % per eenL,
and some other Kinds Of wruiog paper lo7,
while v.'I!iag co,d5 and oIIIetdOur paper,
used in the poIne circles Of q 6 sri.lOorscv,
Hald' she one 40 AMI he olbet s Ter oeu,
This wc suppose 10 what Federalism calls
protecting hOme lnLusWy.' The du,ies
upon 'hoss ar'icle' ii TI,i be .eCn are rq,,ai-
lied by The sO' Of 1870, all being ,sxel 30
per cent
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NJ Our ,t1nk, are dns to the Eon. Simon
Cameron, Kon. MI Martin, Gen. YIN g. Ross
and stsvuI Farce, Esq, for Public CooumsDts,
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aEEgTTSssEzHRy

c5. Tavirg disposed Of the establishment Of the
Co!um5i3 psaocra, TO Mr.. Tate, we think it pro.
70. to ssy that oil contracts with US for siher thr
paper Or for a!vertSing will now easse With THE
aumbsD un!rso the opposite party wish TO rrncw
ham With hia.
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NMIEN0Yo

AGslkNDEo
PALMER Esq, 10 authorized 10 as' as
I,.nt n, ne CotvMnIA DEwocRAT, and re-
ssioi eii monies for subscription and Adgs''is-
ing Al his Agencies n
20 Ph;ladsipkjd No 90 Pine-eireei
Nsc Y,yk " 100 NqSsdH-'treet.
postoD Z" l6 s dte-strset'
GoHimoye S. E. cor. Bat and Cafoeri''fs'
Mrrchanis-MechaaicS and rGdtSnea may lna
40 ,Isir alDqniageiO cdvcrh,ein THE Paper a,
T;s he onig or.s published htCOunty seat
nnI la, rTeaicr circulation o. the county 'h'''
anv ofI.r papr published tottha' Ctitn'iS'
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James Briggs, a cOIored man, hiss been
convicted in SchuylkiII counly Of murder
IN lbe frs, degree, and senleuced to b.
hung, by Judge Kidder.
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@SgW1zxralEz

I0TENU Iau! M IaII N'tI, aged but IIecn
%ear5, '...@ily gave birth 10 pair Of twins! The
'ther is seventeen years old
"WiIIem," eaid pretty girl 10 her sweetheart
he ''hsr day, "l'm afraid you don't love me any
onscr." Don't love you any longer % replied
biil, ! don't DO nothing shorter"
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n;sseazcza4as

Gen Wm. o. Butler left New OrIean
for his home in Ksnlucky on The ID insl
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Eal6iszz2zsESEi

" We have had no letter from our Army Cor
respondents ainCe they left New Orleans. W
lea,n through the papers that the Second Rcgi
uant hes oil arrived at the Island D. Lobos, il
General good health.
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Amsterdam Convention.
of The Tribune.

r.nnerance Convention of Delegates from
-. co,nte. met last week 81 Amsterdam and passed
,As following Resolutions
Tina, the Temperance Cause is not to be reversed
-, .sriousy retarded by any local or temporary TIL
d That the precptA'e repeal Of the Excise Law OF
,s,s sN uucslled for BY any sufficient expression OF
Thai the License System is radically wrong and
os,ht 10 be abolished. -,
Tbs, the People Of this State have right 10 decide
81 ne Ballot BoI shether the traffic 10 strong u''"A'
AL LONGER be permitted within the state.
That Entire Prohibition ia the only surlc'ent Iegls
,.cn and the question now be decided 10 not License
~ No License but Sole NJ No Sgs WetendcF UNI lssu
n our opponents and are willing 10 have me qAo'"o"
.rsled BY general State vote. a.. a..
That the friends Of Temperance Do req'1s' - -
,u,s the principles Of these resolutions and spPo' uel
ssstes 20 an expected state Con,e"'o"' ."
lppoftsnt subjects were referred
fam s.sured tbs, these resolutions will meet with
,.ne,.l favor and invite the supporters OF the rum
r.fse 10 contest between them and the people In
.,Iob victory will be certain for the good cause OF Tenn
psrsnee
Wal Won also remind your readers that Temper
.s Convention Is called TO NEE. next Thursday 18th.
:, Saratoga Springs and CoNoREss HALL, conducted
=, ,,re,ly Temperance principles invites their support
Ian no, BE- said ss said last year they did not
,,ox that Congress Hal truly Temperance House
rbe dee,ou Of the propretors year was all that the
as. careful could wish That this effort TO have Tenn
lance House among the frat elias. Of hotels at the
s,;,g. should be sustained ia oil no little importance
20 TIE Temperance cause.
Yours respectfully, G. w.
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pASSRnGERs ARRIVED

In paclet ship AmercaH Eagle. from Lo1id0n-Mrs P
Merwin. laughter and servant VI Wade and lady, F
Marshal Fowler. : Angles W Pool, Adrian. Mr. Mar
tindale Miss Eliza McRea of London 1heOphilus Gill
aud lady J w Audubon lady aud three children and >
servants Dr G X Gill. Guele, J Weibel Mrs Eliza
Moran Of New York: John Lsbst of Canada Edward
& Liford Of Boston w prilz. Mics Frances Haidy, +
Kea,lnger of Germany, w Heron OF NewJersey. Tor
lothne Of France Mr. Nsfet and Mrs Nafei Of Ohio.
n Maurice Green \ Currie Mr. Flesher and lady, J
Flesher Flesher of London. 307 in Storage.
In ship Orleans from Ma OriaHs-Mrs l. X Pitkin
children and servant Mrs Goodwin and y Storage,
In s6iD n Allen. from ChGrlsstOH--Rey Fowler snd
LADY, Mrs SCHROEDER Miss II Austin of Charleston. SC
Miss II Perry + w Spoford, J Bean. DR. J y Webster
Of Augusta (ia: G. Gray Of Savannah Ga. % Gillespie
Of Nev.Y York q Sussdorii VIM Sage of Charleston.
In bark Chade Harold from HacaEa-J Perede Of
Havana NJ Secarez Secsrez X Entenza CadalzO.
Cadalzo G. Cadslzo of Trinidad Mrs silver. child
rem and servant Miss Dsvila Miss Dsyila Domingo
Guibensc and lady Mrs Blsnco OF Havana Reed.
Reed OF Boston, W McMillon, Thompson, d Gray.
Phillips C. Moore of New York; ii G swift OF Boston.
Mrs : A Jarvis of Newlork
H. bark Chsoney from Key West-Capt Stsnsbury of :
Army. Lieut. Hagner do Capt Casey Capt FLOYD h A
Ogden q l. Bowen ] rhOrp and lady, Mrs Tiff and
child Mr.. Brownrl aud child, Dement, w Carey.
IN biz Clinton from SaraM0h-J Clsghorn lady
4 Sutif LADY and child Mrs Mcmahon, Miss GcCregga,
Mrs Wilson aud child Mrs Shsd. Miss kerrs, Mrs Dill
lon children auk servant Miss Cuyier, Miss Tebesu
Mrs HAYWOOD and child. Mrs Don, SIR LAZY. lady and
child Geo sutlf W Habershsm / Sergeant Master
McAlster G Parsons G Nichols, + Nc hcnna ID John
son l. r Haler Master Shsd J Nikers.
Ia Bremea briS MaRdeleHa. from AHtpup-Miss !
Grand T. Petry. . Frein II Klein, Clay, + Hahn, NJ
KohIer / Joseph Miss Joseph Miss Kessler, Adelaide
Eisemann-7i in steersge
IN brig l. Baldotu. from SdraanGh-Mrs Raleigh Mrs
Douman Mrs Chick Mrs. James and children, Miss
Mipqs Messrs Doman. Kelly, Maynard Clark, Crsouee'
Burt Smith--5 In the Storage.
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ACClDEET.--An accident OF serious nature oc-
CURED Otisve, al place called NsS Mexico. In
haoited by the lsborers the Railroad these
lsbOrers celebrating the Fourth among themselves
While loading the cannon, the Individual having charge
OF the touch hole became careless removed his finger
and admitted the air which caused the powder TO ignite
and discharge the load, dresdfuly msnglnz the two
who charging the cannon. The eyes OF one
were almost torn out and he was otherwise seriously
injured The face Of the other was likewise much IN
urcd-his arms were very much bruised and mspgled
They have been sent 10 the hospital 10 TINS cry Inc
ono with his eyes torn out is not expected 10 live
ANoTHKR--On the same day somewhat novel oc-
currence took place At Chester Some grass had been
Gu, down for tho purpose Of wadding the cannon
While charging the piece the men hastily snstched up
Of the grass rolled up in the form OF wad snd
in doing this stone accidentally enclosed and with
the wad was rammed down into the cannon. At The
given signal away went the charge stone and al Bang
went the against the pillar on the pazzs oil the
public house of Mr Cooper OF aew piece Of the pillar
on sped the stone through window, knocking psrssOl
from the lap OF lady into fragments and finally depos
tied itself into a bureau without farther injury
Goshen Clarion.
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fIarkrt.....C Carefully rspor,ed

"thrtS's'f FNfA+'b ffbvitfHJ TT sff ff''A4~
MONDAY July -
AsHEs-The market Is steady, with good demand a,
-. for Pots and s. for Pearls. The quantity on the
market is moderate.
COTTON-The sales to-day are shout 500 bales 10
spnDers. The qu tstious show no change OF import
and stand now about T. below prices before the
steamer The market s suu heavy and shippers are
moving much. The stock Is very large some 10000
bales
FLOUR AND MEAL--The market Ia scarcely 20 firm
today although the difference Is not material There
fair inquiry for Genesee.a s., without much 10
be had Holders generally asking 49, Michigan and
Ohio was ) 5Od5 r74 according 20 brand fair mixed
parcels selling Al 62i snd strait - as ~. The de-
rnand moderate. The aggregate sales Of the day
were 5000 to GOO bbs For Southern the inquiry was
small and the market dull at nominal rates SGd6 l2i
Meal has rather Az improving tendency and some 300
bbls sold So for Western and 80 for Jersey sale
Of 1000 bbs Brsudywne was made on private terms
Rye Flour ia % and quiet
GRAIS-For Wheat the inquiry hiss been good to
day but Al 5w rates The sales reach $4,000 bushels a.
1914 for inferior mixed llOdl2l for common % good
l25 for good White Ohio and 1872 cents for pure eDesee
The supply was large. There a better feeling in
Corn and quotations advanced or cents per bushel
The quantity the marie, WAS less than for days
past The sales resch 10000 bushels. including Mixed
at 60 62! Yellow fat "a 66. round Yellow g. 40 cts
Sales of GOO bushels heated made al s. cents
Rye s also better and sales 1000 bushels At
s7j cents. parcel Of Barley we believe was sold At 90
cents Oats very dull, and csnno, be quoted more
a cents Beans ana Peas duh al lisa De- and l0s q
lis Black Eyed Peas 80 per bag.
WHusKY-The market ia rather hrmer and good bbls
are held a3 cents without sales of importance
Drudge 10 nominally % cents.
PROFESSIONALISM market for all descriptions Is very
inactive and heavy The only demand for the wants
Of the trade fitting out ships &c and 70 force sales
siderable concessions must be made. Pork 10 nOminay
SJ and Sl5 80 and Beet 81 a. % and l3 so sale Of
i43 hhds Hams made private terms Prime Lard
q bbs is held at o. and q cents offered Sales Is bos
At o: cts Kegs comparatively and held At lot
dlO! Butter is ll0l5 cents tor Western and State
Cheese in small supply and selling at 81 az cents.
OLIVE notice a sale Of 1000 gallons Country Lin
seed 65 cents, which is advance. English IL held
at 66d67 cents. Best American 81 cents.
HAY-Saes 500 bales at AZ cents. The market Is
, steady
TOBACCO-There have been sales about 50 hhds Ky
selected at ii cents p 10.
FRUlr-Bunch Rsisins very dull at 50 per box.
We note sales 800 bass Filberts At 4 cents q n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13


At 81, Louis the Money Market is easy.
A letter from Detroit published in the Roches-
ter Democrat contains the following Information on the
financial affairs Of Michigan
Currency Is searce-there being bu, two moneyed IN
situations the State and they Of limited circus
Ton The notes OF The CsnAds banks are the chief me
d'um OF trade. broker is of opinion, that there Is
over million OF these circulating in the state.
The notes OF the Ohio banks. aud some OF the Wes-
tern New ORA banks are In general circulation. Pro
duce buyers nnd u deut get currency for their
uhestes OF deposits and drafts premium for bank
notes 10 paid IN exchange Tor them but IL Is almost i'm
possible get them At any Our millers who are
5uyng wheat In this section had better provide them
selves with small notes or bank drafts on New-York
from $50 and other sums less than 500 Canada
pots, are AZ par throughout the State.
The stste IL suffering everything for wSsi OF home
currency hear there will De an effort made by SONS
gen,lemsn Ia Boston Albany and New YORK. with the
next legislature % pass Banking Law similar TO thar
la Ohio and New YORK and The stocks Of the States OF
Nsssschusetts New FORK and the United states deposit
ed As security and 10 include the Stocks OF this state
where the Interest is resumed regularly on them lhe
interest on the acknowledged Bonds oi Mchis vi" DC
PAD In January funds received from the sSs OF
the Central Road.
Massachusetts capitalists are ready, under general
sw founded on state stocks to start bsns, VIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13

DJuly IS, at ~ o'clock A ~ by " JOHNSON, 81 tho
store u ID. Gale IN Pearl Of ->J cases Boots Shoes
and Brog.ns slso 100 don Palm Leaf Hate, des!rabs
assortment
Ns A isrgs assortment constantly on hand 81 private
sale. II the logoI cash prices ", sus-
DALM Hat. At AUCTlON.-fussdsy, July II,
j ~ half past O'Clock A. ~ dor a the store u a.
d Gale, N Pearl at by Is JOHNSON also 30 csses
Boots and Shoes. al IN. same tine
MIA large assortment constantly on hand At private
sale-low for cash 1Js tnr