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FOULKS' HOTEL,

LOueS3lH q /, mo
a. THIS well known House is still open
1 for the accommodation Of thu travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has SO long received, hopes
by constant attention to the wants of his custo-
,ners, to merit a continuance of the same. He
PROMISES that his liable shall at all times be sup
niied with the best that the country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be givent to his
Stables.
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l.-. - .Am~ r'a.l ~fG..-I
-r.. 3. 80 54#&e
ga. Z
New Goods
g. ....E AT
THE CHEAP CASH STORE.

I'LL u CHElf GAbN NIUhD.|
TExHE subscriber takes this method Of in
forming his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has removed from the 'Old Shanty,'
No. 70, to ais new fancy Store on the corner Of
Main and South Carolina streets, and has just
received one of the largest and best selected
stocks of Fall and Winter Goods ever offered
in this market. My stock consists, in part, of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, CUT
TLERY, BOOTS& SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, READY-MADE
.s CLOTHING, &c.
/ have also a very large lot Of Embroi'd Shawis,
which l can sell from twenty-five to fifty per
cent cheaper than any house in this county. .
To the Ladies, | would say that | have a
great variety of Dress Goods, such as Silk
Lusters,. Orleans do. Of all %colers, Mohair
do; alpacas, cashmeres, nous. de LANES,
edgings, fringes of all kinds, and silk
buttons of every description, with q great
variety Of Prints, from five to fifty cents.
per yard.
VI To the Ladies I would return my SIN
cere thanks for their liberEl patronage;
pledging myself ever to be ready TO wait
them, sparing no pains to please and OBJ
Iige: and that i can sell them Goods cheap
er than any house in the upper county,
And would say to all who wish to pnr-
chase, that my goods were bought at low
prices for cash, aad | am determined 10 sell
them lower than any house in this own
My motto being "QuGk sales, small profits,
and no trouble to sh0W goOds"
O. C.. TINKER.
Louisiana, Dec. llth, lS4s.--(34-tf.)
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12

4 declare, Sal, you dew look pretty enough 10
eat
wall, Solomon, amt / eating as fastas / can,
replied Sal, with her Mouth full.
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John Allison, John ]. Brown,
Thomas Dangherty, WIN. II. Frush.
urlah e. Oregon, John S. Gibson,
VIM T. Goodrich, John Hubbard,
John n. Hawkins, Richard Jordan,
avery Kimmons, John Leeper,
Asa Lovelace, A. J. Martin.
Willis MITCHELL Malvina Mitchell,
John McCree, John S. Mcconnell.
Sarah Mcclure, . Mckay g. Co.
IHancefGrd Richards, Jane Read,
|Bartis Rosenberger, Miss Reilry,
Susan Smith, Frans. Strasouskv
r. Sweeting, Z. H. Stewart.
VIM. South, Mary Wilson $3.50 ':
Watson, Mary B. Watson,
JOS. RICHARDSON, P. M.
Jan. 10, lS49. ISs-3w,
WE are paying the highest market prices for
Produce, either in cash or merchandise at on-
store Water street, Louisiana, Mo.
ORR, DUKE CAMPBELL :
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Doors & SHOEs....Jus. received sadk
SAFE f.lc ,.a9r iaa b..rto1'ai SD.
zOO pr, heayy brogar shoes. g,syo9 g'sga
opr's Zip and calf shoes ussr 'frP %.
cases heavy boots ~,ss4ssNI
cases kip and calf boots4 rgilisE
2 do. boys boots.
n general assortment Of ladies misses and slE
shoes, kidslippers &c.
October soth 1888.
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NEw-yoBK, WEDNESDAY nORNING,

nesih a. arch which supported uo11a IN Of sold
rock a. east COZ feet high.
A,otLer carosiry Of Capri Is natnral arch u
.tor q. with soau ~ perhaps 100 let. ard b sht
Of 20 Arholzh the cgrse Laf Det th- perfection ~
at. q sAs sfA very beauEia. snd tar superior 70
snythiaz have mt Wlih ~lseWrrre- 10 ga "A
b. lhe side 80 re- ses. AID supports a. immense
mass of rock. winch seems anolt o. fall on one
SIDE Tie ouy clls1 o = lci cnl r1i-r 70. = the
acton o. watsr: bet that seton must have o2s-
rated az al tge TAR different lrua the present,
sud when the Island sid the sea stood ia differ
eut relation q each other. Besides these, there
are Cr0it0s AID tunuels, srches AID passages Ia
the rock sta sctitef SC. which would clam notice
elsewhere. bvf bcc,ale common ~ Csfr.
3 40 The island nss economical as well - natu-
"a! relations. II ere u Popa alton ~ some four
thousand. sud the I't.e terraces vhicH ornament
the sides Of me mountain produce tehci5us grapes
and vine olive oil, unsurpassed BY that % sny
other sol. hgs. oranges. peaches, poEegrsnates,
wheat DC. CaprI, ike = larger isiaDt nearer to
you. is cursed by sbsenteelsm. Is products are
carried away and its proiis 90 not return. The
greater part Of the population are iabO-crs. and
support their ismies on appliance OF s'De .
cents per day. 4 poor girl csn earn by making
tape perhaps cents. Trelf food = often a dish
OF beans mixed with green leaves. gathered bv the
rosd side seasoned with re8se vine \ hich re-
sembles poor vinegar aud eaten wIrh The hngers
A ~ grains or Sous 5 gu inmc 4se sum u them.
the shore solitary rock rises tr'-m the sea 70
hight Of some 1000 or 500 feet. - YOU look
At II from the land It appears almost pesDsndica
lar, but up the SIDES OF ms preclPIce these poor
fellows climb ar a certain season - gstner the
eggs Of sea birds which make their nests there
aud sell them for small pitiance. A gentleman
Who had spent some time upon the island. told
ID e that he one morning from his roam upon
the top of this rock what appeared 20 him
strange snimal moving sbou; on ali tours. IL ap-
preached the edge OF the cliff, suddenly toppled
and fell over, and he finally concluded that some
unfortunate wretch had climbed the rock and
crept about I'LL he bad lost bis footing He went
olt and made inquiries for tie purpose OF insritut
ing a search for the body at least: and was tod
Nh al what he had seen was man with a bundle
OBJ. fsgots which he had cut upon the rock and
thrown over. This handle Of iagots wss worth
perhaps four or Eve cents. IL may BE- inferred
then, what value they pat upon their lives upon
this small sum. Had time aud space could tell
you much more about Capri, out neither large
az present. g. :. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

The overland emssnts ara having many Wild
and singular adventures their wy to California
"Chapparap Of the Nor OrLsans Crsscsn writing from
chihuahua, May 4, thus describes one OF theui
few DAYS before reached the last previous y
entering ihs Bolson the Camancbes had paid visit ana
driven % q large number of nne horses Ahhougn tne
M.xicans knew where Tho fDdisbs were with bsf Own
and some so ohsf horsss they too cowafdy 10 pnf.
sue them They sgfeed, however, 10 furnish me win
fresh horses and guides u would maze descent upon
the Indian camp, and to give all hs horses could 10
capture Accordingly iook sixteen men and sMtsd a.
ter dark hiding nearly all night and part VI ms mex!
the Indians were but they of Being well mounted
started In pursuit. passing over mountains spo nfouss
deep rsvines and after about twenty leagues noe ~sie
forced 10 return without coming up with them a. II ~ss
necessary for reach CstarDs before daylight ne
time appointed r departure. country more bfotsu
and wild Than passed that day cannot possibly
be cOnlectnrsd and had been mounted on Amsficsn
horses would have been impossible % have pfocrsdsd
Along one rzyiHs particularly seemed an impcssbhiy
10 progress twas beween The bases o. oy
rocksundef oth-r circumstances would nave
n not The bed Of the ravne wss piled Win nass
have 10 lump rom on- 70 Tho other 70 clear The ehssn b.
bus ney were mfc-footsd ana uus. ~" ~ -
the day but two Of Them fsl Nov ana tnss - ~,M
be forced 70 ride dong the sdes q The mCssAn 20 Sp
ing that the snmss would lean Upward me sscsn 20 Io
tbs, .ss upper 100; ssaM sJssa eS% s .ss, se O.
r.t-p A. s.eh tlmes itseH and rider would have eeen
hurled below upon the rocks, and pf'bsoy both aesoea
tsns haf we were ffs inspired with anything nae Tear
go rocs shout six feet spsf ana u ~ss nseesssy
10 smD from ons % ne oss - o'as o.,
inx cleared with heir animals, inc ssnse "a shame pre-
led over fear. and be- behind Ihsm We made
ne tup and cared 10 without accident We we're come
Eas hoa rr.v~lias Ia and his r.ysne II had The
,,ae and ability fall description o. The country We
p-ss>d would be Of interest TO yoa AID your
fsAesrs than anything hat eeala be wnsua from ME
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
Thinss IN Canada.

NOMINAL, Monday. June Is
Yesterday being the nars Day OF 81. Jcs0 Bap-
rste the patron saint Of the Canadian French. 10
expected that the party Of The would have psrsd
ed the srees but IN return IL 10 sad for thu kladDsss
Of Lord Elgin In prohibiting the csIsbrsron. IL sss
postponed al today which e ths snnivsrssry Of Ban
nockb1rn, about 1900 pessoDs were u the proeesson
and this large number assembled before III city and
vicinity. The secret tribunal sr presses 81 ne Gov
eminent House, and the acquiring OF 81 possoe sT'
denee proceeds with great spirit - Two Amensss
present living 10 our bsrbor One 10 from Toledo aud
me other from Buffalo No decided esses OF Cnoers
have as vet been announced By the Board Of Health
The Montreal Hrsid significantly states thst n the
Rebel BlI il sanctioned home al parties VII sgres
10 praying Tor connection with the neghborny Republic
lC00risr.
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Fearful Progress OF the Cholera in the West
Indian Villages Bnrned and Deserted.

I1yII'l -lyHIdJ1
The weather still continues very warm. The
river continues 70 rise There is no abatement in the
progress the Cholera here The deaths average 100
per day Eight cemeteries reported Saturday IS
Cholera interrnents and Is from other diseases On
Sunday eight cemeteries reported 90 Cholera inter-
rnents and - from other diseases The Cholera pre-
walls 70 an alarming extent the Upper Mssissipp-
2 passengers on board the steamer Uncle TOBY died
with Cholera between this place and Oquaka
The Cholera s making fearful strides among the shaw
nee and Delaware tribes of Indians They are desert
ing and burning their villages thieves named
COttlnqham Watson and Brown desperate characters,
made their escape from the caabooe in this city his
morning.
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Arrivals from California, &c.

d. LOUIE Jun9 %
The number If intsrnents In .tss cemeteries
during the lsst foryeisht hours 10 lss. Of which Isl
csses Of cholera. Governor Mason arrived In
town last night, and took lodgings At the Planters
House. Whestor 3 Luther OF llnois. reached here
yesterday, his return from California he fully
confirms the previous reports Of The great wealth Of
the mines and the scarcity Of prov!sioos ne ~ess
there 10 le47, . poor man. and has returned ren hs
represents the moral condition II CalDorpis - very
bad expresses tho opinion that the mines are insx
hsnsnbls and says he moss oas individual VINO found
lump Of xold worth o., 500. refnont and party
had arrived AZ Suffers Fort Mr. Luther asserts that
Fremont and Hasunzs arc very unpopular among the
old settlers He thinks thst Hastings book on C.ifor
mia has done much mischief 10 slnipsnss, being 10
correct lCouner
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Important from the Plains-Ffghts between
California Emigrants and the Indians.

81 LOUIS, MONDAY, Suhe q.
News from Chibu ahus TO the 7th ult says that
neshborng Indians very hostile, and that num-
Der OF skirmshes had taken place between them and
the emigrsnts in which several were killed on both
sides On the 4th Of May Butcher and his party were
attacked by large number Of Mexicans. fight en-.
sued IN which % Mexcsns killed Accounts re-
ceived from the emigrants beyond Fort hearney state
thai bufaloes are very On the 10th Of May,
Cap, Carrot accidentally shot himself on the plans
Pete Cameron murdered lumberman named Allen, at
Prairie lie Croix, on Monday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

TBl SosERviLLE RAIRoAD.-lt appears by
the official report. that the freight received on the
Reading Railroad for tho week ending on the 9th
inst reached the enormous sum OF S65,3o2 exclu-
sive of the amount received for passengers, &e.-
Now, as this amount is chiefly from the pockets Of
the people east OF Philadelphia, would it not be
well, would it not be prudent for the citizens oil
this metropolis to consider whether this weekly
sum could not be saved to the consumers Of COAL
Ills " isdom to look into the advantages that Ma
turs has thrown in our way. TIE coal-helds OF
Pennsylssn are now our own, and II eehooves the
people TO secure their advantages. The recent
admission of the Somerville Railroad into the coal
lands, gives Us all that Is wanted to secure the
trade. and II We estimate the distance we shall
discover that the sum above named will be about
the saving we shall make by the completion Of
this important work. We think. having looked
into the matter, that the right Of way obtained by
the Somerv,lls concern, presents advantages to
New-York which cannot be obtained from any e
the works in progress and We trust its sntages
will receive due attention from our citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN Nav HAMPSHIRE
The Capital Punishment question has just been decisive
ly sc,ed upon in the Legislature OF New'HsInpshre-
On Friday last it brought up in the House by the
report Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES declaring the mex
pediency OF legissng the subject The vote on the
resolution 70 this eject sood iis yeas 10 SO nays ma
jony against abolishing Capital Punishment g. This
does not, however prove that the majority viii always
he hat way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

Rux's DoIs6s-An sffrsy occurred m Sunday.
b.txe,u two broshers named Flsgr at Boy5tou. Mas
Sherein one vas killed BY wound from kniie N
ard bv the Other Ca.se the murderer had Jag
M nm or sore other kind OF ardent spirits and Tas
mig the knife 70 get the cork cut his brother, who
wss a tempsr4nce man, enc-as0red 70 prevent him
from getting a. the contents and tired 70 take the Jug
from him IN doing which lie fatal wound vas n
scit>d-
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n ItLEGRaPH 10 IHE NsW.YOak IaIgvNs.
Appointments.

" AsHINoToN, Monday, June % ?. "
L. !. ATTOESsYs.-Henry Williams for Geor-
ga, rice Francis 7 Barton. declined VIM. II. Hagh
FOR North Csrolns, Henry W Lilly, declined
LAND OTTIcERs-Wm. sheffield, Receiver a. Def
ance Chio. Abher Root, Register al do. \. Green
Wilcox Receiver ar Saltwater, Mnnesots, rice Leech.
removed, B. ssopp, Receiver at Vandalia H. r'es
Daniel Gregory. removed Hugh J. Wadden, Register
Al Sstchitoches. La rioe John G. Payne, deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

CURE FOR CHOLERA MoKBUs.-Tske from Q
half to and halt drains of 6aely puiverized Coium
20 Root small hsodfal Of green peppermint mash
the mint in lumber full OF Croton water mix the root
and drink the same (the mint exoepted) II need be,
renew the dose In about hours.
For the eramps the stomach take sbou, Quart or
pima OF wheat BRAN heat IL in frying pan to blood
beat moissn il with good salad oil or tresh unsated
butfer-spresd il on . linen towel and apply TO the
stomach. Repeat II necessary. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

At Nashville, th-re were ~ DUMAS rom mol
era for the week ending the l6th INST
Az Louisville deaths from Cholers on the 10Th A
few scattered cases are reported in Lexington At
Nsysvile on Tuesday week there were II deaths iron
;nis disease IL the sane place o. OF ~ other cases
had occurred
AT ColuInbu. o. there have been a few csses-nOne
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
Celebration of st. John the Bapti-t's Day.
MoNTKEAI Monday. JIG e. NJ

MONIkLAL, A0UIHy' guIlT - "
St. John the Baptist's Day was celebrated to-
DAY with great eelo, An immense procession OF French
Canadians paraded the CITY, and the Catholic churches
were crowded We are happy state that no collision
took Mace with the Loyalists-all the Reformers OF
French descent behaving very pesceably
No cases Of Cholera are reported to-day. There is no
political or other news worth teegrsphiDg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
Late from Texas.

n d ne ' CFes1F1f IFh-
RECENT AND INTERESTING Ngws FRuN SANTA
RosAln the Tiefoia fdroclfe Of The ls find he fol-
owing from Santa Ross, brought by Nr W. Nor
nsn u letter fran Nr W Whitehead. California en-
grant. datei santa Ross. Mexico. May 8. 1870 Mr..
Whitehead s from the Parish Of 81 Helena, La. NJ w
AZ r. speaking Of their passage from Ssn Fernando. and
the health Of The company, makes The following remass
THE heNcAns here are now working avery uch silver
Yesterday they smri-d 500 pounds of the ore,
which yielded $1,000 IN pure silver The authorities At
his place told that very nch gold mines had heen
found on The ella aud that RUNNER OF poor Mex
who had gone there, and also Ca forna had
mrned Independently rich TIE authorities San Fer
nando paid great compliment They csme % our
camp, six miles from Town. and remsled with ne all
nsht. In thus leaving their poets they incurred some
danger Of having q heavy hne imposed upon them for
leaving without permission from the Governor They
have been KIND and treated ike brothers
than Strangers"
SUG.E CEoP os THE BRAzos.-A corresnondent
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BrookI,n Board of Health. .

brooklyn BoHrd OF IIfHIth' 90 Vt'DA'i 'UHV =
There have been six cases Of Epidemic Cholera re
ported TO this Once since yesterday three Of which
viz Cecilia Sampson, aged 49, at "a Gold st. Han
nah Fossest eyed ~ at Water-st and Edward Doyle
in PesTlss terminated fatally.
CHAs. q !. CooDEIcH Physician Of The Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
Arrival of the Brig Ida with 5000, 200 In
Gold.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, June 26.
The bng Ida, aukner master, from Kingston,
ia il now 1t anchor OF Newcastle, with 20 passengers
Il Of whom are from California via Chsgres with
$500 600 in Gold dust and Jumps, some Of t.e latter
weighing over ssren pounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

A AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR TUE COOSIhil e peo-
49, serv erf1das Morning al The low pnce Of = per
~ a., sydvance Eight copies for SO o. twenty copies
e. ~ he pager 10 90 continued beyond tue une
for v a.ch Il i. pad ,,, ..v,p.-u p,,,....
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

REsIGSArIoS.-Dr CHAsLks 5. q. GooDRIcH
Physician to the Board Of Health has addressed not
to Ills Honor the Mayor informing him OF his resigns
ton Of the Office Of City Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

wHrprEp 70 DsATR.-Ths Sks~ne>so~a mi
ASsooaf< Of Friday says that stranger. few niles
shove that place was whipped 10 death last weed Ts
Advocate attributes The sct TO ssoU IL ksumehy
s.de Of lho Wplax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

~ The Youths' TemPcraEce Adsocats, for July,
10 well got up by the Am Temperance Union, and de
serves wids circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

NEw Music.-Wiism Hall h Son, have Just
published "Jeanne;ts and gesnnot" and the Sisters
Csis both arranged tor the Spanish Guitar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

DRowsfD.-Two yoaas ladies at Wallinsford
(Ctl named Jane Andrews and juliet Miller, aged Is
aud IL, were drowned on the ga Wills bathing
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BOARD Of Beaith....T

BOARD Of Health. TUESDAY June n.
DR. GKEn, the Resident Physlclan reports 70 new
Chora and % deaths having occurred since
hi. report Of yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

A PAsIc-A Mr.. c. vanderveut, who has KEEP,
poultry store for some years 3, No. s. West Broad
way last evening became very much alarmed IN regard
10 the Cholera and accordingly purchased quantity
Of On oroorrn and inhaled il 20 such extent th4t
not only rendered him incapable OF doing business bat
dangerous 70 remain 81 Liberty. be was accordingly
taken in custody by Capt Carpenter who temporarily
committed him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

AssAuLr.-About o'clock on the evening O
the 23d inst man named Peter NcLsn strucl
with slung shot the aide OF the face. while stand
ing on The corner of Blocker and Thompson sts b,
one of company OF three who after inflctng the IN
jury, ran down ThOmpsonst Mr.. NeLesr was no
seriously injured.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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and Nassau streets, opposite the City Han,
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-fsrse ,sonb.s 50 Three DOarsi In afvance required
: IN exchanges with Country Newspapers. O.,y Ps5t
sceived Al tbs ofhcs whose terms are ns 80 ~
JTho Tribune are allowed any olpeI1hce 4. III -
Az Announcements insered IN tHis paper ePP7@' 'o ~
ss MOrulug ssd Evening Edluons
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CULPABLE CARELEssNEss.-A man yesterday
dug hole in front Of No 81 Ridgest for the purPos'
Of putting in water pipe, and when he eff the place
neglected 10 cover up the hole A eartnan named An
drew MArtin residing at No. "a orSngest was driving
past. the place alter dusk and into the hole. by
means Of which his arm broken his horse injured
and his cart very much damaged
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.r1,r sEnrr-wEEXLY TRIBUNE
~x,.,,-vopK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

rnlu.hsd every WfflSHlII and oII1Io"T HVIH1Ds
ride As per snnum Two copies TOT -
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Thlsis not the pace 20 speak fully Of the effects OF
he repeal Of the Navigation Laws regards tns iona
VOYAGE New England understands that subject NOR
ouxbfy Monroe AID jefferson understood the value 81
ne Tree navigation OF the Mississippi; Adams, Clay
ana Csisrin proved themselves fully aware, - years
since OF the use America nat for tree navigation oi
the 81 Lsvrerce-
bull nav Be allowed IN this connection % state
what changes were elected II Canada and how they
were brought shout 60, .
IN ls9 I sound the trade Of Canada fetterec--a
lew Montreal merchants prontiug By contrscts ne
Northwest Company trade, and the monopoAe' ~Aen
England suffered BY. Upper Canada was desefI-
Even AZ Dundas al the nesd Of Lake Ontario, tAt year
and the next whest bought, payable u s"oos d
hixh rates. for q 70 81 cents per busneL
Next February Travelled from Toronto 70 new
with letters from my business partner 70
here among others % Mr. DIVE 5etnune ,coss NE
chant with whom believe Messrs- boornan q Jcnn-
an here were then clerks. and sao ntsoduceo ne -
.everaI houses he Wss man Of few words, but the
brif casr remarks ~ made helped . open my eyss %
he evils Of the restrictive system, which M Ensks
an and Mr. Hume had just began % make war upon
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