New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

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steamer sh' $4,000, and TIE Union has a Goa
siderable quantity On board Under these circun-
stances. the Ne~-Oreans and Mobile Ranks, IA or-
Ger TO check this movemcn, OF CON vii PROBABLY
oreu credits Liverpool OF London aSains. Cotton
io 90 forsar,i m November ard December and thus
syeu> an car.er supply Of sterling than we should
otherwise have haI This Is no, an unusual course.
and there are good reasons Nhy 1t should be adopted
now. The high rates for good psper also having
then eject. and We know Of more than one wealthy
house having connections upon Tic other s'de that
drawing asa;n>, >;erl'ns cres''S sri investing
the proceeds IN FIST class paper, a. loals y cent
D arnum.
freigh,s are sill dull. engagements.
Loco obls Flour To Liverpool Al oil. Cram, 81. Cot
ton, 3 ass Dea1~eisht. les. To London and
Glasgow ,Ae marSe; u quiet. To ilavre Cotton Is
taken al C. Some 200 b5ls Oh were engaged ~
Hamburg at &c.. ana 10 Bremen some Rice aud Re
IN al previous rates Achartcy igom Wilmington 10
Porto Rico Was made on private terms, and from ),
Johns cargo OF Deals - brlstol Channel Al } IS
To Cahioma moderate amount Is offering at s0c
Money on call was more easily obtained
TO-DAY than for \ week past. out Vas IN active de-
manS al y cent. On paper there IS no amenora
ten Of rates but the demand Is better First-class
names 60 at l0ols y cent. with but few below 70 ID
cent.
The amount received at the Sub Trea-
>ury Is 500 $50 Payments. slos 935 Balance.
S3,'9s,sl,
The Honesdale and Delaware Plank
Road, connecting IonesiaIe with the Ere Railroad
at Narrow>burg, Will De opened on Friday next with
appropriate ceremonies.
L. A e L.. A
vention at Richmond has published lis report It's
chief recommendation l. 20 the towns on the Atlantic
board and na,igable rivers. mplorlng them 30
encourage and forward internal improvements, so rs
that the internal and foreign commerce OF the State
may be IN the hands of IT, own citizens.
The Chesapeake exports from the State per year.
the Committee values at 80, ,st3 ~
imports '''@tsSf w
This entire commerce Is carried On IN Northern,
or As the Committee states, foreign vessels
over a million bushels Of Wheat were mauuiac-
turtd at Richmond last year, and tins year the guam
thy wall amount 10 one aud half and all the
Flour is exported IN foreign bottoms
Tie Committee says that the profits on this com
merce should belong to Southern men, and goes on
10 encourage measures calculated 10 realize this
result 1t SAYS
II thus appears that there now completed IN
Virginia SOS miles OF railroad and us miles OF canals,
ami that there are course OF construction s0
Mules o railroad and 220 miles of plank roads. There
nearly 1900 miles OF railroads and canals con
Structec, progress of construction, IN the state
The appropriations for these works are already
made. and the money has becn almost entirely raised
at home without the necessity OF mourning foreign
debt
The Committee conclude by recommending tho
following resoluslon
Resoirsd. That lines II mI other seaners or other
vessels from Hampton Roads 20 port or ports Of
Europe. ought u be established and Virginia. North
Carolina Tennessee Kentucky, AID such other southern
States disposed aid the enterprise should s
appealed and appeal should Also De made 10 Con.
sress to hestow upon such pe the same mail facilities
which are extended 10 the Nothern lines and the bars
which obruct the navigation II James RIVER. should
/ be removed.
/ Resolrsd That Committees he appointed to memOrsys
Congress and the Legislature nt Virginia and 10 prepare
address the public upon the subject aforesaid, and
! the great Importance u tho people oi virginia ana
the South generally that they should conduct thef o~n
trade directly their own bottoms aud with Their o"a
and means
Resorsd That lines ot packet ships propellers.
or mail steamers ought 10 he established between the
porting ces of Virginia, and the West Indies. and south
! America
PfSoied also That the people Virginia be requested
hold meetings their several COMMITTEES cities and towns.
effect the objects IT the foregoing resolution and that
to this end At be- recommended 10 them Ia adopt some or
ganIzation by the appointment Of Standing and Cures
bonding Committees. otherwise as u them shan se"nA
| best.
ought import duectl, 10 Virginia ports the produc.
tlon Of foreign countries used and consumed IN thus ani
the adjoining States and that II he recommended u tbs
merchants ~ the interior aud the people II large 10 All
them m tins noble enterprise
The New- Orleans Prize Current gives
the annexed table Of the receipts of produce a, that
port Tor the year ending 3st August