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On the Ohio canal the delivery OF pig iron has doubled
that is 1t 5000 in 1885, against 1900
1886 Manufactured iron is % TONS against 900
lSi6-an increase of three hundred per Ia New
York the ratio is nearly great, and the figures
subscriptions of official reports Now, the
Tribune for preeuing these returns
iron, which freight paid the doors OF
make OF furnaces" II the sold and delivered and
the increase in locality but at every office on
all the canals in both States, 1t nly has been made
although, according TO the protective theory not to
have been made The people have according TO all the
returns, bought cotton, WOOL more IRON more
fax and every variety of their fabrics in greater abund
and what is they pay for them. Ignorance OF
this latter leads the Tribune into ecses of Joy at the
idea great rcvulsion" like that OF 1897 which can be
charged upon free trade financial crisis may be gene
rated and frequently Is, by high tariffs but people may
debts which they pay under low tariff They
are however, far less likely do under banking sy
than when regular business Is interrupted by govern
interference The high tariff of 1928 by checking
regular business caused money to accumulate in banks
be by them loaned spectators from which grew
up the great bubble which burst in 1868 Ia those years
speculation had taken the place OF regular industry produce
became and large purchases of goods made
and credit and these credits inflated prices much
that 900 bushels Of wheat imported the coun
try. There nothing behind the credits The bank
the The receipts produce are immense,
and prices not speculative, but low.
In order show the difference between the state OF
fairs aud in 1896, take table from official
Of the OF produce, and the value, which the
Hudson river per New York canals la 1886 and 1850 the
bank loans the close Of the year. and the imports
a the port
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cited in Piusburg BY The performance Of Mr. Meteor.
mick who walks, head downwards, Tor rather under
slab OF polished marble, TO which his feet attach the
selves he aseeHs. by atmospheric pressure He mad,
.ome AZ or seven seps-the slab being only nine fee
long This experiment is said TO be The resul, Of many
y.srs Of research and abor and involving philosophical
principles
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Mrs Chase the heroine OF Tampico. whose conduct
during the late her much praise and admra
ton has arrived in New Orleans. her return home
from summer tour through the northern States and in
Canada We hear that memoir Of the life OF this re
Variable lady has been written by the popular auhoress
Mrs Sarah Jane Hale, and is now in the press OF the
Harpers New York
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T,ra, Election

GALVESTON, (Texas) Aug I0.The election in this State
took place the Alb instant and resulted in the reecc-
ton Peter H. Bell dem governor The whg candi-
date Benjamin H. Epperson. There were, besides,
FIVE other candidates.
The returns from the district for Congress show
the probable election of Voney L. Howard, the present
incumbent
From tho eastern district nothing decisive has been
ceiyed.
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- United States, 1851.
Hoey Tourist
States and Capada-map and engravinus.
Dstunel American and European Railways Steamship
Guide, Price Is and So
Appe,op- Railroad and Steamboat Companion through New
EnQs md md the Middle States-msny
Appletons Southern and Western Travellers Gude-many
States, with l25 engrnvngs, and large
Trenton and Descriptive by N Willis with
very num engravin0s
The and Erie Railroad Descriptive Guide Book by
Macleod with i drawings by the and other sim
lar books
Auu9I FRANCR TAYLOR.
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BosroN, Aug 2o.-The Europa sailed to-day with rs pas
sengers and but little specie.
The ship Ashland bad arrived al Portsmouth with four
in irons for mutiny.
SerseantS, Liich6eld distinguished merchant of Bos-
ton. led Yesterday.
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rELEGRApnIc REPORTS FOR THE UNION

arrival of the Brother Jonathan.
New YoRK, Aug 2D-9, a, m.-The Brother Jonathan
arrived at an early hour this morning. bringing 4oO passen
gers and Chages the 9h and Kingston to the 18th
instant. ~,
The Falcon was Chages waiting for the mails The
The Northerner arrived at Panama the 9th instant.
with the California mails July To- She brought
in gold dust. - .,,o. 80 ),
The steamer Union with 300 passengers and $500 900 In
gold was wrecked in ST. Qunans bay July 8, but all on
board were saved
The cholera fast disappearing from Jamaica.
IsEcoND DEsPATcHl
New York, August 20-2, p. m.-The steamer Commo
dore Stockton Panama in July for San Francisco but
returned the I'd of August in ieaky condition While
living Tobago awaiting repairs, the seeage passen
munied OF the vessel demanding ack
their passage money The captain appealed the Ameri-
consul Tor protection
The Brother Jonathan brought specie or freight She
brings Kingston papers the llr inst. The pos
sesses very little general interest The BRUSH barQue
Cyclops was lost Roman Beach, Roman river,
the Goth OF June, during her passage from Jamaica
Truxiie Two lives lost Tue 18th Of August, the
anniversary Brush West India emancipation, duly
The cholera had prevailed considerable
extent on the north side of the island but rapidly dis
the number of death, !, july 10th
was 1856 and total number of deaths in Spanish Town
was eco The smallpox had broken out Paris Treaw-
asse mby had passed law establishing inland mails The
weather has been stormy The editor OF the Granada Free
had severely reprimanded by the assembly for
his tree criticism upon their proceedings.
Sir b Hamilton, lieutenant governor, had been nomi-
mated by the Queen succeed Sir w Colebrooke in the
general government of the Windwad islands, during the
absence OF the governor general
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NOTICE-Waned 10 rent for three four first
dwelling house In the Beiehbobood OF the President
sion, for which liberal rent will be paid.
Aug 2l-2wif HooE, BROTHER, Il co.
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Thus then, the quantity Of cotton taken for
sumption has increased 10 cent? the import OF foreign
cotton 80 and the export OF domestic cotton 40
per
This the Tribune copies with the context. 1t does
deny the Of the result Wis That the quantity Of
consumed in the United States under four years
the tariff OF 1916 10 per than consumed
under the tariff of 1872 IT, however, selects the present
year, in which has ruled high, and the in
crease at about fpe per cent than the total
sumption OF the year lSa647, from which time the popu
laon has increased about fifteen per cent Nevertheless
the commercial correspondent the Union gravey
his readers that under the tariff of domestic
ton has grown seventy per 20
The question here is of power of ption and
,ceight taken by United States manufacturers is in four
years 70 per than the previous years The
Tribune selects single year of high prices
with year of low prices The annual treasury reports
give the average price of cotton exported This, for 1885,
was ii per lb and for 1876, 81 per h. The taken
for consumption then valued follows for years end
avta has
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Tenrsssee Eiectio

NASHVILLE, August lS.--It is believed that Anderson
(whQ) is defeated for Congress in the Knoxville district.
by Churchwel, tdem) The following returns have been
In all the countless except Bradley, Hamilton,
and Polk, Anderson is 1877 votes ahead.
The countless at the governors election In 1S49,
gave wing aority of 15la tho remaining three
counties a democ ratio majority Of 1862 There are, how
gain in Polk and Bradley
for Anderson, which may him. II he is defeated
IL is a wing loss.
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TOR SAIE-A brick house, with base
men brick stable and brick wallis situated 3h street be
York OF John NJ NcCieiland,
on New York avenue, between 18Th and itth streets.
Aug2l-3uf
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Strh Semt-5nnuGi Irdds SAFE.
IN Wednesday morning. 10Th September I0k O'Clock the
saloon 9th
pbadephia sold for highest bidder
OF light carriages and buggy Of the
m. oufacture OF Dunlap Co, Flagier Co., Doughty
Meuct H. sparks, Lane Co., 4. NJ. Henry,
sct no WI lodged celebrity n this city and vicinity.
Among
wit star and hIing tops
desirable second hand carriages and choice lot OF
harness.
No po@tponsment n account Of the weather.
Open for examination the day previous.
ALFRED NJ, HARDNESS,
Aueoneer Philadelphia Horse and Carriage Bazaar OH and
Aug o- George
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Increase, 1891 ,sl6 2s5a2,le7 2a,psOsot
Decrease, IL so
There has been less quantity of goods imported and
the exports Of domestic produce nearly $40 900
greater la value. But the prices Of 1896 very high
Thus the that reached tide water 1921 -four
at 81 90 per Dbl In 1850, l6l 900 -four,
81 81 per Dbl Thus in 1896 10000 bbs Of -four represent
1890 900 Of bank loans Ia $780, the quantity OF -four
only represents $4,000 OF bank discounts The
amount flank discounts represents three times
much property, prices which make IL readily available
RI the imitation great in 1885, the bank loans
should be over hundred millions But tits not so The
public works OF the interior bring down imn quantities
of produce, unchecked by speculation amply sufficient to
nav twenty times foreign debt. We have " to wait
until next crop" Mr. Bitdle advised but immense agr-
cultural wealth is hand to pay all The pinch which
now takes place in the market inevitable On the 22d
October, 1850 wrote, In my letter the occasion of pub
fishing the bank returns, as follows,
e. The line Of discounts, the line OF deposites shows
uninterrupted rogresson-he former being now so
per cent than in 1913; that Is say in twenty four
months. increase OF twenty-five millions in loan has
taken pIace-being about million per month poured
into the market A continued would necessarily
snlt from such of things; bpt prudent merchants
will necessarily understand that the movement must have
limit and that the moment may arrive when the banks
instead OF paying every monb million dol are more
than they receive, will be obliged pay out less than y
paid in, and consequently their debtors must draw TUG
means OF king the payments from other sources
The inf alton continued until June last when inc in'N
mum line was reached and the banks proceeded 70 cur
tail or course the pressure is now greater thah my
commenced six months earlier. lhe man ieaspn W
doing so has been the continued connentai demand iof
l growing ont OF political causes and the regulation Of
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COMM ERCIAL.


NEw YoRK, August 1916, p. m.
The New York Tribune has Tor days devoted column
alter column what IL denounces iaacies and frauds
of British free trade" These a series Of grumbngs at
the remarks OF the Journal Of Commerce. Evening Post
and correspondent upon the general prosperity Of the
country The Tribune hints that IL all sham avery
is ruined, the soil unproducve, and the people either
with stomachs for their food food for their som
achs just may suit the argument Tor the That
which particularly TO stick in lis crop is the
fact veoped in letter the Union, that free
permits each individual worker 10 consume OF the pro
ceeds his labor The word consume Is used in the
of applying his either by eating drinking,
ing, accommodating, in conuadistincon the expenses
Of taxes, rents. transportation tribute capital forced
upon him by what called protective laws. According
the protective theory, the country is prosperous only
when capital accumuates in the hands of the few ideIs
the expense of the many workers This hold 10 be
view OF prosperity In this connexion the letter
to the Union contained the following table, showing the
quantity of cotton consumed~in the United States;
Cotlon consumed Value Value
1912 46 59JEJ,400 Sl3.9y5739 S4372,S5
1876 $50. l23,2ls,soO i6,l6s,i7s 6i,93 29l
Increase 429,o2e,40o 5,472,4D 2l15s,732
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
IN Friday 2d 10 O'Clock shall sell
parsonage church.
Henry w. Woods The compryes
articles essential furnishing
| chambers, and kitchen,
Also be ADDED the sale 6rsrae carriage and family
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Aua2 Auci one
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VALUABLE Building Lot at private snls-f.ot No, %,
No asa 1902 square feet fronting
H.
elgby situated delrhtful
premises, Of sufficient dimensions dwellings,
which would omand good
The above will be sold reasonable term. by applying
DYER MCGUIRE,
Aug 2l-eodh Auction md Commission Merchants
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Tons. Value Per ton Bank loans. Imports
1895 oos,347 sasao47o gas IS s7eslaiss ISI7s osO
1850, 2p33,s83 s5s7i,sa io4,2aios2 Io5 too $40
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Ohio canals. New York car ais
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
FIN z ARTS.


IA poned. New YORK, Deo To- ISol
a: n cozzESs, Esq President Anerican Ar. Union:
DEAR fR-A Committee Of Arrangements has been AZ
pointed behalf Of the Bar Of the city Of New for
the Of carrying into effect design formed BY that
body tender 30 Governor kossuth pubic
reception executing this duty the committee have been
thje day with the proprietor Of
Trpler all Friday night, which s the only
night which Governor Kossvth afford tor this object
the informed that previous
made by which the Hall engaged BY
She obec OF this Communication
tain Whether will release your right Triper all for
that night. Resfoetlnly yours, JAMES L. RING,
AnERIcAr ART UNION Rooms Dec. I6, 1881.
EI leave AoknsWledge the recerS Of YOUR nc to-
stating that The festival rendered by the Bar 70 the illus
tiious guest Of the American people, must necessity take
place on Friday evening The inst and that fpler
Hall the only room In the city suitable your purpose
And requesting the Art Union to relnqIish their claim
tne room for that evening The arrival OF Governor Kos
suth, and the festivals In his honor having
Ieely absorbso the public interest and attention. the Com
Mttee OF Manage LeEt will doubtless feel the propriey
aooedng TO your eqees and Of potponng the dis
rlbution will direct meeting of the committee TO be
fully, A. N COZZKNe.
J. ]. RING. Esq, Chairman, Sc. - - &
at stated meotng OF the Committee Of Management OF
ne 1neresn Art unien held en- Shs 18th Of December
Resolved That this irrtuton renqnish M claim to the
shat the uk meeting distribution Of tte Of art
Pogtpored Until the evening of the 5lst inst.
Extract from the ulinu tes.)
". JY Eeo.S
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
nILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, sc.

INRIrCB MILLINERY LADIES OPERA HEAD
rressee, LADIES' SaclS, tst Childrens Emtroidered
Dresses, kt,, &ok@ r. Bstemen kindly sohcits The AZ
,tntp Ser friends and the lsdies o. fer York
rev and elegant srtmsrt o. ue above FAMED sods ~
lef No e3 brcsewsy, tcruer 81 Bleeckes freet
SusRss IN JlsOi,r sT.sh % atSa Fsaep tssistsrps.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

nAaUERREoTYPEs.-GRx IMPROVEMENTS IN
~ tectro,Flated received invoice Of full
wed bcsle Plates; Medium tses expected by
st sngenent1 are suob that we Will be constantly
ste 10 fulfil all orders receive fer these
aes whose has
70 those who bsye tried them shah say that they
perfectly eDeoth and take polh, that
tey have te mnenss advantage Of thiok coat Of eke
ally pure Every Tiste 10 warranted Perfect ycY
VICTOR BIsRoP. q Maiden isrs.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
TIE BAR RANorrr

The reception Of Kossuih by the bar viii s.s.
the Metropolitan Oste 1ripl,r) Hal, his s,anln.
expected that u will be most brilliant ss.ir Ta.,,
viii b beautifully decorated sps sueh "a ,s.sr,s :,
hsI'g S.g .E...E w.. ..,, s..- -, ~
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
aRAvELLERr, GUIDE.

(AspBN AND ANBoy RA1L4oAp LINE. TRos
" rev igtk to Phi sdclplit-leaye Pier No. l. kctib
Eyer, ~ tietutoAt JOHN POTTER. Morning Line. ~ 10
ttsssl AHcirofn Line. % OclocE fare BY either
fer-srd sett, "a Emiuant Line, atto'eloch. F.s
fGrs a. 40 4. BLISS. Agent
~ Nal and ~ press lints, through in hours n j. Rail-
rtad va ferrsy cy. lctvinr New lork At6 A. NJ foot
ttr.tns street; r. and p. NJ, Liberty sreet-lesves
JlaceJts, from foot Of Walnut street Fare
ftad k G for fret olss' and ~ 80 for second class Ba-
Nntgs, washns nsten and Chsrieton through tickets sold in
nes, through luggage carried in the r.
line from New Yorh, with through conductors.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
ANTHOLOGY, A Sc.

a. GNRAPEICLoGY, 6RAPHIOLCGY-HERRYS MORE
w ton Sc ,rstsry 70 Professor Montegny, having had
years study aud experience the science OF dene
lang peroons ebsra dispositions their
wng nc. efers 20 Isrt 10 AL faithful denoatiOn Of
ibe character and disposition themselves and friends
may be Of ersntsl service to them through life communi
tStone Will Feet attention ADDRESSED TO
HENRY g. EOEEroN, los First Avouae.
nNE MORE COLLECTION kADE-ON TIE FIFTH
W efkereh last, called on @. W. Robsek. respecting
Itrons who owed ne various Gums Of amounting
nj 10 $4,000 these deba had due for years and
sad tried oil 10 get but could not get dollar VII
censuled with the Astrologer after which, within
nenIbs lad received $30. many Of which had
tsy II there coubt the above
ny 1srehczss, in North Gay street, Baltimore.
z. DICKSON l. SON L. CO.
al letters 70 CIV. RsDACK. No. White street. win
&c reg attended prepaid For particulars
,hl and get Asro!ogcsl AaIao grass where eertih
fntcs be
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
THE Sail AsOR.


rNNHE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE EXMEr
0usfd will ste place at the 0ty Assembly Rooms $50
broadway on Monday evening. Dec - 1851. The
10 uade. tie direction of Professor Benson assisted BY
tmrttee who pledge selves that this will be ofthe
toet balls Of The sesson Tickets be procured Captain
James ncGftth OF James Wadron Secretary and at the
uooY hananece Brace Band 10 engaged for the eson
Grand MASONIC. BALL, FOR THE BENEFIT OF
W the Nidows' sId Orphans Fund OF tie NJ w. Grand
oop on u.sss HS% rers WI e gyen - seios ss
admit gentleman ladies' be procured Of he Com
Gtty Hotel. OSCAR COLES, @. n.
Jas. W. POWELL, n D., Chairman.
J W. SIMoNs, es.-...-.
DANcING ACADEMY. q HOWARD STREET tLArE
IL Madame Ierreros)- Plsnc professor Of all the
and faehonsb dance hss the honor TO aprrse bic
rtnde ano the public in general that on Thursday
tho stb nst he vii n dancing classes
md private lessef Bis will be found very moderate
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
INSTRUCTION.

U1NE JUNE DANE FRANCHISE, IEsTIrUvRIc z
u brevetee sysn. huit eexeroioe desresit
tes eleyes SOFA en- ve sos dams ans institution Ellie e
danes reoIies sieressera Monsieur Cbaes
cspdG, lafayette place Madame sotert 22i Woe
u Y
The New York herald., 1851-12-19

Yes, Will 20 TO Cincinnati and In very few days
will write to you fixing the time when shall have that
pleasure, II you leave your address.
MI Sullivan then left his card for Kossuth, and the
deputstion having been all introduced, and having
shsken hands with Kossuth, withdrew and thus ended
the ceremonies Of theday at the living House three
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1851-12-19
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
s>1>NNoNNNNoN>rN0N~N~ rf
The Deputaticns at the Irving House.
His Intended Departure for Philadelphia, Bal.
timOre, and Washington.
<~>.>.>N~o1><>~.~Olv>ov->.>>
PROJECTED VISIT TO CINCINNATI,
NoJNNNNNoyNo.oNNNNN~NNON
The Lecture in Plym Outh
Church, Brooklyn, ..
&Ec., &c., &c.
VISIT TO CINCINNATI.

FOURTEENTH DAY IN AMERICA.
Yesterday Kossuth continued 10 receive deputation
and presentations q. tie Irving House. and though tn
crowds were net 80 great the day before yet
number Of aaies and gentlemen who waited upon hin
during the day wse very great and the excitement doe
not appear tc have sbsted in the slightes. degree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Cry OFFICERS. The following list COM
prlses the names of the Williamsburg City Offices,
which are to be filled at the next election IN Nover,-
Ger. Their number is thirty. There are also thlr-
teen State and County officers W be elected at that
time Each voter therefore, will give his ballot 'or
forty officers
MAYOR for two years, who Is also to be MEMBER
of the Board Of Supervisors.
Twelve Aldermen--four from each Ward-to be
divided INTO two casses-the first class 10 serve one
year. and the second two years. to be member OF
The Board of Supervisors for two years.
Controller, for two years
Street Commissioner, for two years.
Collector of Taxes and Assessments, fortwo years.
Treasurer, for one year
Attorney and Counsel, for two years.
City Clerk, for two years.
One Constable, in each ward for one year.
One Assessor for each ward-the one from the
First Ward 10 serve one year the Second, two years
and the Third, three years One Trustee OF Schools
from each Ward.
Seaier of Weights and Measures for two years.
Police Justice, for three years
Three Commissioners of Excise, for one, two and
three years, to be decided by lot .
The salaries of most of the officers are 10 be hxed
by the Board OF Finance.
The Charter provides that the foregoing officers
shall be elected the day Of the general state Elec-
ton and that their terms of service shall commence
on the first Of January following. The electors are
10 vote IN the district where they reside. The bal
lots are 10 be labelled city" and Excise" and
school" The ballot Endorsed CITY, To contain the
names OF all the city officers. except Commissioners
of Excise and School Trustees for which separate
tickets and a separate box must be provided.
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books.

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