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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW York, Thursday, July 5-8P NJ.
The receipt of later Intelligence by the Wash
ington and canada, published in Erho Herald this
forenoon, had the effect Of stnenng the market for
bresdstufs generally. There fair Eastern and
prices but the absence Of private letters due BY tho
Canada's mail, had tendency to check operations
Wheat in fair request for the Philadelphia trade,
and for milling, ut steady prices Under the ia
vorsbe foreign adyices, corn was better and holders
generally demanded an advances but, in the absence
Of letters transactions were moderate Rye was stea
dy; rye -four less active, while meal was Arm Tho
market for pork was somewhat frmer, compared to
Tuesdays rates. There was no material change in
other articles Of provisions. There but q mode
rate business doing in groceries, without change in
prices
BarApsruvrs-F2o,r. The sales for the day amount
ed to about $500 bbls In separate lots among which
were sour At Is; fns and Snnspscsed at sts -
mixed brands Of western and straight State ct 81 62
- 6S,. good and straight western at 81 6sA 81 76
hoop Ohio At 81 "a So 06h pure Genesss at IS S.
064; fancy Ohio 1t IS l2s 50 5o fancy Genesee at
1ss - ~ :1sr' So osS q go S
sales, seme 1000 bbls Of sour, and about 4o00
hbs. Of the lower grades were made for export.
Southern brands quiet but steady; Georgetown,
Brandy vine and Alexandria straight brands we quote
at SIS COS. Rye Flour was heavy with sales Of $50
made at So for New Jcrf o. and at s3s7y 81 u for
State Brandy wine held vt So 12. and Puncheons
at Sl4 Wheat-ssles Of 47oo bush Of Wisconsin were
made private terms; 500 bush OF good Ohio werc
made at 81 o. and 600 do prime Genesee at previous
prices Rys.--Sales Of 500 bush. made at sic.
delivered. Outs dull and lower worth
SAC: and canal SAC. 35s. Corn-Ssles Of "a 900
bush made Soc 51c for heated western; 500.
q Soc. for western mixed; $50 59hc. for northern
and Jersey yellow closing heavy for the latter
for 900 bush round yellow subject to the steam
er's news, was settled 1T b9nc.
CoTToS.-The inquiry to-day has been moderate par
ties generally awaiting the receipt Of the letters. The
sales amount to 600 bales ut very full prices
FRriGHIs.-1hers was no change Of moment In the
rates quoted on the Sd inst. Engagements iyht
shippers waiting steamers letters due BY mai
from Boston.
~ 81
made, inc uding meas Mt $40 37 $40 90, and al
80 V4h to ~ for prime. Beef firm aud la good de
msnd with sales Of 100 bbls of extra Chicago at Sl3
sl3 rs; country mess, at Sl2 Sl2 S7ki aud city s
sl2 80 Sl2 49, also rail beef st $40 80. Sales Of 4oC
ti.rces prime mess were made on private terms; th'
nomiuA al price was $1T SIS Cut meats frmer
with ,ses OF COO teIces and hhds consisting Of pair
hams, at 5Ac, and plain shoulders, IA a43.o. LARD
was heavy, with sales of $50 bbs at ga 7c for fall
90 prime, and $50 kegs. at "a a7Ic. Butter was II
fsir demand and plenty, st 10 l3hc for Western
and AIO1,c. for Ohio Cheese was quiet at a 6Es.
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husband to horizontal position, which she keeps 10
the admiration Of all koholders. This experiment
by any sorcersss received with much applause
all present. The trick will be again repeated this
evening and 1t Is by itself worth all the performance
No doubt many will 60 and SEQ It,
NATIONAL THEArRE.-MsJe In his glory here
ON Wednesday evening, and the entertainments
freely patronized during the day aud even
ing The laughablo burlesque Of Josey the Spar
TAM in the evening, ELECTED shouts Of laughter,
it seems to increase in popularity every time
il is played. Burke makes the most comical
Norval saw; and Mics Mestayer, as Lady Ran
dclph, most gracefully digmfed. All tho various
pel formances, went of in the finest holiday style.
we were glad the house well pat ronized 1t
has been conducted in such enterprizng style by Mr.
that he deserves all tho patronage that can
be given it. The performances last evening again
most heartily applauded by numerous audience.
They consisted of the /" Mysteries and Myseries,"
Three Years After" and farce. 1t seems IL the
public will grow tired Of these dramas excel
ieny they performed by the various members OF
performed as ais Three ears After and the farce
Of Beulah Spa" The local drama will very shortly
be laid aside, the manager has othor novelties in
preparation.
Tun SUMMER Fxrns at Castle Garden continue IS
brilliantly successful ever and it would be surpr-
sing indeed if they did not, for more spirited and liz
boral experiment to afford splendid entertainment to
the public, at SO remarkably moderate charge, has
never before been made in this country 10 will
scarcely be credited by those who have not had posi-
tive evidence of the fact through their eyes and
that upwards OF fifty first rate instrumentalsts
and strong corps of really talented vocasts can DO
heard in the performance of the most celebrated must
cal compositions, for the sum Of twenty i've cents
Nor is this all for in addition to the concerts and
stroll around the outer balcony overlooking beau
tfu bay which is alone worth double the price of ad
mission, the spirited managers give on each evening
ball. in which the audience join with hearty good
will. Encouraged by the liberal support already
tended to them, the managers intend to produce
Monday evening next, grand musical attraction Of
the very first class and to add other novelties to their
already rich programmes We have heard whisper
that u celebrated and beautiful operatio prma donna
will be Of tho features Of next week. aud il the
nagcrs havo the good fortune to her and the
courage to incur the Iisk Of expensive engage
mcnt, Castle Garden will be crowded indeed.
PAVILION, AsroR PLAcE.-The dierama Of Hslyrood
Chapel and of the city Of Brest exhibition
from nine o'clock TIL dusk. Guug'ps baud has been
engaged, and will give concert vt the above place
We hope it will be well attended
The New Orleans Seranaders performing at . tica
with great success.
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on Thur day morning after lingering illness N,n-
cA1 wife u william OEeilly in the Goth year Of her
age
1he friends and scquautanccs e the family re-
tptetfuiy invited 10 attend her funeral this friday
afternoon at o'clock, from her late residence No los
Cro,i'y stItct
b Sudderly July 9Th 3rs J.vr wrvu
The friends srd acquaiutsnces Of her Philip ar.
rcspec uy invited TO attend her funeral at 10 o'clock
NJ this day. from her late residence in renth ave-
Iuf, Ietween 18TH and 2sth streets.
On Wednesday. 4th instant after severe Illness Of
.enturpton, ELirsusrH PsfsEsoS, aged is years.
Tho ircuds and relstives ~ the family pee l.
fully Invited 20 attend her funeral this (rdsyl AFTER
uCOn % o'clock from her istr idsnce No. 30 Sui
Ivan street ler remains will be taken 80 Greenwood
for ntetntnt
IN brooklyn, on 9th instant BRfpsEr MAcHrr, wife o.
Tauick Nstkty aged "a years
The frtrds aud acqusintspces % the family, sud
also hs brothers Terence and Peter Msckey aud also
his bfuthrrs in.lav, John. George. aud william SEce
MY requested 20 attend her funeral this after noon
Of 3 clcck. from no Joralemon st. South Brooklyn
On "wednesday, July 4th, Nrs ELLrN O'Bsur, wife
cf Andrev O'Br,n after short lAess Of congestion
q the brain
CttLtct,ut papers please copy.
On the +th instant Mr. JoHr JAufnrLI, aged 50 years
late trids nee. it2 " oosttr street. 80
Isis remains were lBterred In Greenwood Cemetery.
AZ MCodlawn ifginia, on Saturday. the I'D ultmo,
Or loHr W. TrirR, late Surgeon to the regiment Of
toltig uTs
AZ ST Louis, Missouri Of cholera June 22d. Ezra
af1u Noi,S, wife Of Francis Hughes, In the 2sth
Year a hcra age
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On the Sd instant at his residence Brooklyn, by tho
Rev Mir Quinn Mr. JOINS D,vI-, merchant New York,
to Mis- EiLrs BurTEHr, daughter Of MIR. Thomas But
tcrly, Mitovn, Ireland
on Tuesday. July Sd by the Rev. DR. Tying, JoSErH
EpwaEp W.LsEW of this city, to LrDiA DoRoas ALLsr,
Of brooklyn
Of ST Janes's church, TuosAs RyrrsR, to GEoRoiArA
EtNAUp, all If this city.
BY the Rev Dr J "a Frice, Mr. FEsSois =. SHrrp, to
Mss s,Rsn A, daughter ~ j. {. Hamilton Esg all Of
the city q New ork
Button and Chicago paper, please copy.
On the % instant at kslorAma near Washington, ID.
G., by the Rev Smyth Pyue Captain ARrHus BREEsr
LAssNG. q s. Army, to Mrs LoUfsA CocHRsN, daughter
u tLe late Thomss Lovett, Esq Of New York
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MARKETS ELsEWnERE.
srOcN SAILS.


BoSro. July s-Hrskers BoIrd3shares Northern Rail-
road as Is Vermont Central hairosd "a l3 Do 40. do
81 do do, a. Sy do. do. do dividends s. 40 shs
Western Railroad les; 20 do co. 1854 Boston and 10 yell
Railroad li 80 Boston and Wore Railroad, tUs
do. DO 1896 50 Boston and Maine Railroad, lVk =
Boston and Providence Railroad g - Vermont aud Ma
ehusets Eailr nd Al Eastern Railroad, li Fall kyer
RAILROAD % StS3 ChssAiro dividends gl siS do. do Qt'G
share Merchants Bank Otil BoSlston Bank lu2N shs
Great la Ia Manufacturing Company, ; loo Eass boston
Sock, .i do, dividends, 81 90 Scc0ed Boards share
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad ili Ftehbur5 Rail-
tOaJ. iUAi Norfolk County Railroad, S,a 10 Western
hal rOad, lUais
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ID 2, az days. with salt
and n 5io passsnssrs to RoSnsos len
sSsrs sse .Sai. s
ship Jane. crove Liverpool % dayswth ballast and
ss pass nTsr, TO- orS.r ,ou., c.v u s.,, wit.
ballast and isI psssensor to Fsrsss a.
Pr BsSss s Sn Lag ssp
The thirty days and lost al her Sails sh very on
white and red dag. and J b in it. ..
Sa coz. to Rarssy I"innnan
Dutch bark Jareob Backsr Newcastle 60 days. with coal
bark Aienia, Dueksts, Limerick. 9 days with ballast
Norw sarI Her%os, Ladsndeek Newcastle Eng IS day,
ws boa, InS Is % ss: to ds with
and M s.rs srSI to u.,rx.d.p Berger,
DAYS With ballast and iO4 passengers to Mr. Bsbaohs
Brig Mecca bale. Psn,snoe - days. with iron and lis
Brig Lodebar. Skinner Rochelle. 80 days. with brandy 10
Portuguese brig Cruz Jones' Faya 10 days with wine to
Br brig Manila. Bryan. Halifax days. with fish, to the
b. brig Mary Sarah Bouchsrd Pictou Ms, Ii days. with
b. brig weed ss6ousl: Piosou. Ns days. with coal
soSr yotoIa Fayn, vat.rford. IS day. with ballast
Span sonr sinnOmOrc. Fernandez cadn days. with nd''
sehr Thsiie. Powell. Nevbsrn NC, days. with naval
sehr Perseverance,, Curry Halifax day" with ssh to
Br sohr Georgana Graham. Pctou. 10 days. with mdse
july 8.
Pruss ship Germanis lager LOndsn. days. with mdss
Br ship Ssaeia brown Liverpool Al days. with mdse and
1s6 passengers, Tapscottj vessel te r Irwin.
Ship France, Nichols Antwerp, ~ days with os Passsn-
' Tfs% ship coiH%S. Geer.in Rotterdam a day.. with
ballast TO weisser June TO- Ia. lon
49, French war steamer apparently in Distress steer
Sorw Em6ia Nelson. Norway So day.
ssptaas: ys;tsF%.nn Ant~srp 20 asy. Ei..
lat 80 AZ Ion 81 spoke Br bark James for Glasgow 3d.
inst lat 81 81 Ion ~ spoke brig Mary Ellen from Boston,
butch bark Proteus Been Amsterdam IS days with mdss
and li3 passengers. to Nottebohm Co.
ton to ORDER vessel Howes Godfrey Co. Sid
ny with ship E.rse for Baltimore and brig Bordeaux for
Br brig Brydansbb Hainsworth Limerick, 45 days with
ballast and l2o passenger. to p Atkinson "a -,.,
lon 8 " g. ship *hsss, VIII S..s;ssss:.. -, m,.
and IS passengers. to Schmidt BaIchen.
Emily, Hassy, Charleston. days with cotton to
Big Juis Payson. Presle. Lubee. days With plaster,
Br schr Richard Golden Morrison. Londonderry, Ms, Is
d'g: . rsh ERm lsii.r Bate. s'f ms plaster
Br schr Elizabeth Joyce. PctOu Ms 10 days. with coal to
Br schr Ta1orte nnes Picsou Ms day, with COAL to
sehr Henrietta, Best Windsor MS. with plaster 70 the
sehr Csssus -. Frankfort, Ne, with cut granite, for
'h scSr S''s Sullivan No. with granite for til.
L s Dry Dock, Brooklyn
Schr + Bent, Means. Cherryfeld.
Sohr Admiral, Richards, Calais
schr Richard Rush. Drinkwater, BastpsrA
shps Independence and Berlin are At anchor q, the sw
Spit
~. y 81. WIND ~ sun ''''' : AZ n'''''' 10 "
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Cleared.
Ships-T J Roger, Rotinsor Bristol. Eng. Nesmlth h
sish Nenisn, Csbut " obcc, Irwin; Marianne tBr
Campbell DO.
bsrss-Wstd ChiImsn (Brl. Hsndersos, Quebec pix
ingtoni Chohange snow, Baltimore Isabella, Mckee MID
dletov CT.
Btits-Npnine tTrl NORM Hsvre, segne,ie Co Pro-
rfts (BrI fegan. Londonderry, Bell SON Ellen F0rres
tel, ButluIy Limerick, Mead Virgil Btl Thompson 8,
JOIN r. Bsfssy Livingston; Chss Heath Lsmpheer, 81
nary's. Nesmith n Nalsh.
Schrs-Ooid ter wrSh, Porto Csbclio n uuderwssd
Tree Amigos Balczs. BenRuis Rebeccs Wogam, Petsrs
turvi uirsn Girsrd Avery, Baltimore, Mailer Lord,
Arrived.
JuLv g.
Steamship New Orleans Wood, New Ori.su, vis Key
West Norfolk days with 20 cstn snd 20 steerags
snfer 20 the nsster She left key wett June sud Nor
folk Jolly l-sll ell on buard.
Br .hp Cisnlyor, hpiflesd, Gsrsrp,. " j,Js vita mds.
10 X IrHiH, ls2 rssSengerA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
Spring Medicine.

Now is The lime 10 purify the blood Of NOR
bid llumors, and prepare the system by appro-
PIRATE remedies, to withstand the debll'iallng
effects Of the approaching warm weather
RISLEY'S SARSAPARlLLA is one Of the
best alternatives that cau be used, aud as an
.inyigora,cr and puri(ycr of the BLOOD, ii
stands unrirallcd
Compare the directions and observe that
RisIcy's Sarsapu,illa is FOUR TIMES THE
STRENGTH ofany other, in Large Bottles.
Sold in Augusta, by llAvlLASp, RisLEY,
g. Co., and in Charleston by i%iAvILAyD. HAIR
RAJ, 81 Co., importers and Wholesale dealers
in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &c. Also, sold
in this place by G.. l.. PENN,
Price One Dollar. Agent.
May 80. Pm ~
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the l4lh Of June last, after u long
and painful illness Of moro than four Tonthss'
continuance, JouS j. MAYS, in stIc 99.h
year ofhis age.
The deceased had all those qualities,
which adorn private life. Ho was u devoted
and aifcclionatc btotheI-a warm and stead
fast friend. Modest, kind, and generous; he
formed a large number of warm friends, who
adhered To him until death, and who sincerely,
mourn his premature end. His death is most
deeply felt and deploled in Ills family CIRCLE
TO which be was greatly endeared. That
sorrow is enhanced by the fact, that he has
been cut of in the full bloom and promise
of youth, while bright anticipanons of the
future are still cherished in the Imagination.
The deceased was a beloved member Of
the Masonic Lodge, and Of tho order Of Odd
Fellows-,t.e noble prccepts and virtues Of
which he constantly and sincerely reduced to
practicc-and was buried with the honors of
these Orders about four miles below the vii:
Iage, at The residence Of his late father.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

Clay, Il Webster; and their own McDullle,
a model of patriotism above The aSc 10
which he lives. Their rugged path is all
lighted up bytIc rays Of genius and hope;
and they arc chcered on by their noble
fellowship with poets, and orators, and
s,alrsman, and heroes.
With all the advantages though. all"Fdcd
by our excellent government, we must
never expect TO attain TO clnincnce without
cxcrlion. sEabor and eternal vigilance.
should be inscribed on our banner, and
then, let it be advanced higher and still
higher. Without q proper direction, and
solnc facilities Iir an education, the great
est abilities may anguish in obscurity,
may be utterly paralizei by gloomy des-
pondcncy, and may fail to make The
slightest impression, either upon The nation
at large. or the small community by which
they are surrounded. But if you nurture
and sustain your Academies of learning,
with a right good will, you will mol only be
repaid by your children. but pusterlty will
bless your memories. hbbeville one of The
members of this Congressional District,
has been hoDorably distinguished ever
since The Revolution, for tic interest she
has taken in the promotion Of learning !;
and if my judgment is not biased by the
debt of gratitude. under which the kind
ness of her people has placed me, she has
sent TO the world, Tor The last forty years,
as much taste, and wisdom and %eloquence,
as was ever produced, within the same
period oflimc. even by Athens herself, tho
proudcsl city Of Greece.
| cannon permit The opportunity TO pass,
Of addressing a word to those yoan: gen
llenen and ladies who may be compelled,
from this time. to change the agreeable
relations which subsisled between US for
The last six mouths.
In tho great struggle upon which they
are entering, if | could mt advise them 10
he religious. | would certainly advise them
to erect in their minds, the highest stand
ard of viruc, aud to strive continually To
attain to 1t. Lellhem ever remember The
language of Burns, which has been SO
oIlcn applied, on occasions like this
1.-The fear % hcITs n I%,augman's whip
To hand the wretch in order;
But when yc feel your honor grip,
Let that aye be your border:
lis slightest l%oichcs, Instant pause
Debar Il side prclcnceS;
And rcsoIutcIy keep its laws,
Uncaring consequences"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
Cotton Gins in Market.

WHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens Of this and the ncighboring
Districts, that he continues the business Of
making Cotton Gins at his old shop, five
miles from ~Chappell's Bridge, in Edgefeld
District that lie has on hand a number OF
Cotton Gins Of the best quality, tho saws
being ten inches in diameter, and made OF
best Cast Steel. The ribs are made OF ham.
mercd iron, and faced with cast steel. and
well hardened, and mado durable. These
Gins arc believed by the most who try them
10 be Gins of the best performance and dara-
bili,y, of any now in market. Some OF them,
of As saws, have picked 6 bales per day.
The subscriber offers these Gins at So per
saw, and will deliver them if ordered in any
of the neighboring Districts.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
Applications made TO any OF the following
gentlemen, (who will act us agents,) will be
promptly attended to Avory Bland, Esq,
Edscieid Court House (; John McNiorris, aud
J.. r. shumport, ESQ.,, Newberry ; ". D.
Watts, ESQ.,, Laurcns c. H., John Keller,
Esq, Abbcville. 49,.
orders and letters addressed to the sub
scriber, Colcman's Cross Roads, Edgefcld
District, will be promptly attended to.
July Is, ls49 St 26
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Augusta Chronicle &
Sentinel,

We have not received the above paper for
some time past. IF the Editor, whom our duty
on a former occasion urged us TO ccnsurc some
what, has given us the cM-dircct, by refusing Ia
exchange, we trust he will have the courage
to inform us of the fact. We are not, we hope
orcr. s~ensilius about the matter; but we always
like to know OH what footing we stand with our
associates political or social. We confess frank
ly, we are the more anxious to have the prlvl-
lege Of p~erasing the Chronicle Il Sentinel, as
tha, privilege is shared by u respectable pors
tionof the citizens of our District. 1t is indeed
a privilege from which we cannot with our
consent be ,debsrred. We ask The Editor,
therefore, if hss9iiI not exchange with us, to al.
low us TO become a subscriber. aud 10 continue
10 forward his paper to this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
July Is leig,
A CA Il ID.

THE Undersi gne, having purchased the in-
terest bf a. Ii. BURT, in the late firm Of Burt
u DoDY, respectfully announces 10 his friends
and tls public generally, that he will still Keep
open the PLANTERS HOTEL, and
hopes by slrietutentionand CARGO his part, 10
NEE, Il liberal Share Of public p troaage. His
BAR will bc kept up will the choicest Wines
and Liquors of all kinds. and his STABLE will
be attended to by a steady and honest ~llosilcr.
TERMS OF BOARDING.
Boarding per month by the year,
without lodging. $40 OO
Boarding and Judging per month by
The year exclusive of lights. 12 So
Boarding and lodging per month by
the months, IL 50
Boarding and lodging per week, + M
" per daY, 90
per meal, 81
Boarding Horse per month by the year, 10 on
:" -, :" Jav. rs
Transient boarding, ~payable-Cash.
Regular boarding, payable-Moathly.
JOHN l.. DOLBY.
July Is 1910, If 26
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Great Inconsistency.

Physicians prescribe DR.. ROGERS LIV
EIWORTll AND TARSin tie las, stages
and the most hopeless cases ofaCONSUMP-
TION, after all other medicines have failed, rs
it has proved itself 10 be the most extraordinary
medical aid in cu:ins That disease. Now this
medicine is as valuable in the incipient stages.
such rs COUGH, COLDS, &c, when the
LUNGS are not too far gone before liberation
takes place. 1t is seldom or ever known to
fniIin breaking up the most distressing Cough
or Cold in Il few hours time, il the directions
arc strictly followed. The GENUINE DIR.
ROGERS flVERWoRTH AND TAR,
which makes SO many wonderful cures, ia for
sale by ]. d. CHASE.
June 81, 1SIg.
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Annexation OF Canada.

This subject is again exciting considerable
interest in Canada and in the Northern portion
of this conlederacy. The breach between the
~l"yalists and the patriots seems continually I"
widen, and open advocates, for annexation 10
the United STATES. are a~vowirg themselves
wilhou, fear or mulcstalion. The American
Flag, it is said, was hOistcd in Montreal on the
4tII without interruption. From debates in the
British Parliament, it would seem That The
English Government will offer little or no oppo-
silion 10 the revolutionary movements Of the
Canadians. British statesmen express tlCm-
selves us totally Indifferent on the subject, and
urge the government 10 offer no resistance in
case i move be made in Canada Tor separation
from the mother country. They regard Cana
da lis an actual burden to the British nation, to
bc rid of wlliciis rather 10 be desired Than OPP
posed.
There is no doubt also Of the existence Of n
cooperative movement on the part Of CitiZcns
OF the United States with the CauadialIs.-
Committees Of correspondence arc established
between the two countries, and views inter-
changed rs 10 The future COURSE and policy oi
the annexationists, Il is stated, that even arms
and ammunition, have been secretly conveyed
from this country TO Canada.
We would right heartily rejoice TO sec Cana.
da declare her independence. aud establish Il
form Of government better suited to the spirit
Of the age, and more consenial 10 the tastes
and sentiments Of hen people. We believe
the country would be more prosperous and
happy, aud that the chief source Of the civil
discard which has so distracted the Guardians
for Yeas past, viz: the antagoiism bctwce
the English and French inhabitants, would
speedily he removed under Il more liberal form
Of Government. lu the United States, the dill
feren, European races have assimllalcd with
wonderful facility, and ii is reasonable TO sup
pose the same Thing would happen IN Canada
under a like polily.
But VIC are not prepared 10 express a desire
that Canada should be annexed to the United
States. We believe il would he highly impolit.
ic and dangerous to The liberties of our country.
1t would give dn undue prepondcrance TO that
section, which, by its numerical strength aud
f~ana,ical violence, already seriously tIrchlcns
an issue To the happy blessings of the Union
L. will also increase tic luminosity between the
w sections of the country, which are now
arrayed agains, each other in an alarming de-
gree. In u word, we soIemnIy believe, it wul
multiply tic chances ofa dissolution ef tie
Nuigu. %