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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-09-24

ssWAsHINGToN, July 3d. 1852.
To prevent all mistakes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We the un
dergned members of Congress- adopt this method of ma
KING statement to constituents respectively
to all who may take interest in the subject that
and will not support Gen. the Presidency as he
among otherreasons
He obstinaey refused up the time of his nomination
to any public opinion favor that
the Jas Congress known she Compromise the
nent maintenance of which with question of para
mount Importance Nor has he since his nomination made
any declaration of his approval of those final
adjustment OF sne issues IN controversy.
Among these known incidents of life there is not
so far as we Of in favor of the principles
the Compromise In at least of his public letters he
expressed sentiments nimeal the institutions of m
teen States of the Since the passage
mise he has suffered his be before the
and avowed enemies of those measures And in
convention that conferred this nomination upon him he
permitted himself to be used the Free Sellers in that BODY
to defeat Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Webster because of their
advocacy of these and their adherence to the
policy that sustained Them
GIVE consider Gen. the avorte candidate of the
Free Soil wing of the Wing party That his policy if he
should be elected would be warped shaped conform
their views and to elevate them power in the
ton of the Government but be considered as lepit
mate and probable result. sa@s-g5s
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, Of Ga.
| CHARLES JAS. FAULKNER, of Va.
w. BROOKE. of Miss.
i ALEXANDER WHITE. of AIa
JAMES MBERCROAdBIE, of Ala :
- s5sF $50 r. TOObIBS, of Ga. 8
- JAMES JOHNSON, of Ca
K - M. p. GENTRY. of Tenn,
G. IT, WILLIAMS, of Tenn
, 1852-09-11
LIVER coMPLAINT AND SALT RHEUM.,

New York, July 27, ls49.
Messrs. A. D. & D. Sands-Genllemen Words
can but feebly express my feelings, in conveying
tho pleasing intelligence that my wife is restored
to perfect health by the use Of your invaluable
Sarsaparila. She was afflicted with a severe Gu
taneous disease that covered The whole suIlacc OF
the body, SO that it would have been impossible
to touch any part that was free from The humof
the head face and body were covered with scales
like those Of FISH the hair fell out IN largo
quantities, and walking caused the most excrucia-
ting agonics, as il affected the oinls more severely
than any other part She suffered also a long limo
from an affection OF the liver connected with gem
sra debility, and prosiTaslqn q the nervous sYs,
TEN. PhysicianI 90 iii is.iFo5s on 49,
had exhausted e usual remedies without aiIerf-
ing cure, oF searccly Attending relief; and tho
best medical skill was unayaing, unill she happi-
y used your sarsaparilla. The disease was pro-
ncuncea salt rheum, but her whole system, inter
nally and externally, altogether derangeJ but
50 complete has been the cure, ahcr using tho
Sarsaparilla for six wooks. and taking in all less
than one dozen bottles, thai she now enjoys better
bsalih than For yeas previous 10 taking The Sar-
ppadlla The obiec; 10 making tiis coirmunica-
lion is, that al who have suffered as she has, may
know who're and to whom to apply for relief land
that not in vninl, as a complete cure will Be tho
result My wife uaiies .iih me in heartfelt thanlf
and believe me, eenaemen'
Yours sincerely,
FERRiBR NAzERg
City and County Of Now York, ss--.Fcuies
Nszes. being duly swonn, doth dcpose nnd sag,
that the fore goiug statement to which hc has sub.
scfihel his name is true and accuraic q the hest
Of his knowledge and belief SSam and subsc.ibed
ll.is 27lh day of Jsly, lSs9. beiore me.
c. S. WOoDHCLL, Mayor.
Prepared and sold, uholssac and retail, h1 a
D. & D. sands. Druggists ard Chemigis. 100 fui.
lon street, oorncr Of sillian. New Yoik SILL
also BY Druggists generally throughout The United
states and Canada Pries 81 per bottle " Bot
ilcs for s..
For sale al Oregon City ~ ouf aacnls.
GEO. ABERNEruY g. Co
sor,se, 1852. u
, 1852-09-11

L65- We have made arrangements where
by we will be furnished with dispatch, pa
pers Of the latest dates after each arrival in
Oregon Of the mail from the states.
, 1852-09-11

S n " DIS SA R SA p PARILLA
IN QUART BOTTLES.
For Purifying the BlOoI, and for the cure Of
Scrofula, Mercarial Diseases,
Rheumatism, Culaneous Euptions,
Stubborn Ulcers, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Dronehilis,
Salt Rhedm, Consumfiion,
Fever Sores, Female Complains.
Erydpelus, Loss Of Appetite,
Pimples, Biles, General Debility, &C., &c.
The value Of this medicine Is now widely
known, and every day the field Of its usefulness is
extended. 1t is approved and highly csanmend
ed by physicians, and admitted to be the mos"
powerful and searching preparation fnjm the root,
that has ever been employed in medical practice.
It's operation extends TO the remoesl parts of tho
system, and consists in removing diseased action
in the absorbing and seereting organs. In man,
Nature seldom effects, unassislsd, the cure Of any
virulent disease but requires the aid Of simuhnt
attentive, or aniiseptic medicine. In diseases Of
the skin and flesh, a combination Of these lhrco
classes of medical agents is highly desirable. All
these properties are combined in this preparation
and instead Of operating succcsaively upon tho
system, as they must necessarily DO when taken
separately, they operate simultaneously, and in
perfect harmony when administered ia this form.
Its tonic property Strengthens the digestion. and
improves the opPeiiie. It's alterdiiyo tendency
carries of the accumulations Of morbid matter
and ts anliseplie influence neutmlizes the virus,
by which the disease Is fosierod. IT, Uniform sue
cess in curing and relieving the various diseases
for which il Is recommended, is established by
multitude ol facts.
, 1852-09-11
GREGORY'S EXPRESS
TO OREGON, .a

Trini.ad. Klamath, A
Astoria, ST. Helens, Port " ~
land, Oregon City, by every Es,Ezsl1lA-.i iz--sz<s9
cleaner going North.
Also, to HONG KONG, China. touching at the
Sandwich Islands by Americ5n clipper built SAIL
ing vessels.
To the Southern and Western States, by New
Orleans direct, and also to the North and Europe,
by the semi-monlhly steamers.
No connection with any other express company,
the subscriber having completed the most SYSTEM
utc and extensive express business in existe to
and from the following
, 1852-09-11
WELLS, FARGO&CO.'S
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
r. X p r u S S.

A JOINT STOCK COMPANY = Capital
n $500 ,0OO- Office in S. Brannans now lire-
pIooi block, Montgomery street, between Csiior-
mia sn9 Sacramento.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells, William G. Fargo,
johnson Livingston, Jsmos Mckay,
Elijsh p. Williams, Alphens Reynolds.
Edwin b. Morgan, Alexander NJ. @. Smith,
, 1852-09-11

AtNnIy ~ nice.
EDWIN b. MORGAN, President,
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
This company, having completed iis organlz1.
ton as sbove i now ready to undertake genera
EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENCY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS the purchase and
sale Of Gold Dust, Bullion and Bills Of Ezshange I;
the paymeat and collection Of n Noies, Bills and
Accounts; the foIwarling Of Gold Dust, Bullion
and Specie also Packages, Parcels and Freight
Of ul descriptions, in and between the city Of New
York and the city Of San Francisco, and the prin-
cipal cities and towns in California, connecting al
New York with he lines Of the American Express
company; the lIarnJsn Express Pulten, Virgil
4 Co.'s Nor,hern and Canada Express and Liz
ingston, Wells & Co.'s Europesn Express.
They have established offices and faithful agents
in oil the principal cities and towns throughout
the Eastern, Middle and western States; energetic
and faithful messengers furnished with iron chests
for the security OF teasure and other vaiulble
packages, accompanying each Express upon all
their lines, as well in California in the Atlantic
States.
They VIII Immediately establish Offices Of all
the principal towns "a California. and run messcn-
gers on their own account for the purposes Of Do
lug general Express business. As soon as such
arrangements afe completed, notice will be given.
s p. CARTER.
General Agent in California.
Sept G, 1852. l,f
, 1852-09-11
OLYMP PIA HOUSE.
CORNER or MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, OREGON.

Nf+N"'.rAs W h-AlN AsNb SIT OND SlkELlS.
OLYMPIA, OREGON.
IuiE undersigned having opened IA
L his House Of putlic entertain T5es,.S
ment for the accommodation Of the l.,s.F F3lia
travelling public he will furnish man - ~
and beast with the best fare the market ailords.--
llis table will at all times he supplied with fresh
FISH, such Salmon, 1I5ibut, Trout, Macharcl
Cod, Herring Founder, Pilchard, Crayfsh. &C.
&c. Also with flesh Oysters Lobsters, Clans
and the choicest wild game, such as Bear, Veni.
sln, Pheasant, Grouse, Rabbit Partridge, and
Quail; together with the finest oi Oregon Beef
MLttou, aud Pork. Also with the finest desserts
Of Crlnbcuos Whordeherfies Raspberrics Black.
bcHlcs-a and in short Ohies Of every kind all
got up by an accomplished Chinese cook who
comes highly recommended by the American Con,
sui at Canton
Olympia being the point where the main road
from the Columbia river strikes the Sound pleas
ure parties and others wishing to go down the
Sound viii find this the best point to start from
as suitable boats Tor that purpose can be furnished
at reasonable rates.
Private rooms furnished to those wishing them.
EDMOND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Sept /, 'j2 lH ---,-
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Friday night arrested Cecclis Edgar AMI Ernod 5trsns
ON charge Of keeping asordrly houee nc No 81 Eeet
Broadway II that for time past tho nsish-
bors baye bess much annoyed By this nos and Fri
day pigbt como ro-dics broke into the premises and
Destroyed tho furniture The Captain Of Police, beev
bouss, tb.Tefre, took Into custody the above named
persona who Known 10 10 thu keepers Of tho premises
The accuscd parties taken before Justice WsLn,
who held sbs 10 bail to answer rhe charge. .,,
.acmpt 10 Pass Counie,fed M0nev 0n Saturday night,
q man noned Patrick mahouey wss arreated by Toe
police on the cha me OF epdesvorpe pass counterfeit
ave dollar biz Of the Maphsttsn Company OF tnis CITY
IL appears that he epte ed The store OF DNns ponsunns
and rso the bill wbjch he refused sllsgt1g thts
counterfeit and gave him over into the hands Of the
police who convey % him before Justs: Welsh who
niited him for examination
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MISS Bacon,s Rhetorical Lessons.

These Lessons In History increase Ia interest they
progress and well attended The seventh leo
ture Egypt at the s.uy vesan Instituts this
ing, at II O'Clock.
After the lesson Saturday evening several Of the
ladies' gentlemen who In attendance addressed
eompiim entsry letter Miss Bacon. testimonial Of
their appreciation and copy Of which has been
furnished to us for publication
New YoRK, Dec 20, 1859.
To Mss BAcoN--
nun Der OF lsoies and gentlemen who attended your
lesson Saturday evening 18th inst. the 5tuyvssan
Institute deeire TO er testimonial expressive
OF the delight and Instruction which your mighty intel
lectual entertain ment affordsd them,
The vivid pictures whco you drew OF the original aY
perance Of the human family and the historic oh art
which you unfolded extending from period OF darkness
preceding the dawn Of hietory through tbs shadowy
gimme rings Of fos and tradition in successive ages
the broad day light Of the present have left iprss
tions the memory OF your audience which cannot
rally be t.oed. rae startling originality Of any Of
your Id the oriental drepery which you hrew
your figures and tho deep you evnced for the
sacred 5oriDtures the earliest authentic record Of
truth finally the ietirng grace OF your department
you stood before tie persondcstior Of the genius
Of history touched she chords Ct sympathy and mira
tOn Happy indeed. those smoDg the daughters Of
America who privileged to receive instruction from
Of the most gifted ef their country women Who
for their benefit, fcatters with profuse and tasteful
hand the accumulated knowlt her researches in
the lore Of nations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

TIE Hav. Dr.. Alsxandsr's CAurcA-Suse -
Pews.
The most favorable and spirited sale Of ohursh prcps
~ which hes token pses In this city for many yssrs
was bad yesterday evening as the new ryssbyt@as
Church. lately built In Ffsth avsnus q the orpsr oe
Nineteenth teet From thr-o clock In tbs sfter.oc.
the church vas visited y number Of laAes snd ssn
tltmen end each srxousiy scsutinssd q 20 os.H
ty and comfort by bost Of .xpsctant bidssrs. The
Rev Dr. Alexander vas prevent and received the con-
graf ulatiors OF his congregation upon the elegance az
ini.h With which the sacred edaoe 10 parfsossd The
pess set up fixed price, which va snusx With
the per cenpee prsniam given. and the purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

THE EDITOR OF TIL

THE EDlroR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Sir-ky name has been vice mentioned In your
paper the list Of candidates for the off 90 Of Dis
trict Attorney Of the United States for this ass
with ny friends TO know tia. do not DESIRE nor
would ] receive. any appointment uuder the sd
mnis,ration Of Mr. Pierce, In common With the
dsinterested masses who aidod in elsctng hin
tbs be- sufficiently 70 ~aried for any ssrvice may
os is most confidently expected, VIZ. Pisroe's ad-
minis Iaton be characterized by the selection Of
such men, and the promotion OF sues measures, as
may most effectively maintain tho Union OF oHr
States, and the honor and welfare Of our country
Respectfully your obedient servant.
JAMES 1pApY
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day, - ID estinatsd that they rsasA the snssnous
number Of u. 900 where one "sxsmioing clerk"
was able to do the business Of the oics, nix clerks
and % many assistants are noe kept constantly .;
work. The inventive genius Of the country is Ger.
tsinly keeping pace with its material advancement
The report costains one valuable suggestion. IL
proposes that the Commissioner Of Patents DO III
rected TO prepare careful analytical an desorip
tive in5ox Of all the discoveries and inventions
which have been patented and that the be pub
Eshsd, with eDgravipgs. BY the government. An an
nusl supplement- regularly published, would carry the
work from year to year The suggestion is worthy
o: the country There ia greater disgrace to the
department in EDglsnd Than the great difficulty Of
ascs rtaipipg tho pstnrc and eytent Of Former pa
tpts each successive inv ntor has loudly expressed
his disgust at the confusion venality and absurdiy
of tho London Patent Office We order ma tiers bet
ter here; an Inventor seTy soon ASCERTAIN, q.
very small expense, hos far his predecessors have
gone But tho index with elaborate paintings Of
the various patents, is 8 i'll fdr:har improvement
II would saye many an hour Of thought TO tae on.
terprisDg inventor, and would guard hin against
the cruel disappointment of discovering afer no had
spent hours Of toll in Celebrating his invention,
that be had been anticipated by another. /. woald,
moreover, constitute impartial chronicle Of tho
progress Of the inventive gsyius In the States
work, We imagine, which would present US to the
eyes of tho people Of ,hs Old World in tight which
they are far from expecting. We trust the sugges-
tion viii be adopted.
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Maxine AHatrA.

Collins STEAMSHIP ARcTic.-Th following Is
tract from letter Of Comr ". F. Lynch U 8. N, the
well known explorer Of the Dead Sea SC passenger
per steamer Arctic from New York to Liverpool Novem
Der IS, 1852, dated In
LoNpor Nov 20 1852
Our Pssage was retarded by prevalent hsad winds and
Of aiex hours could not sithnold my admiration Of
tie wtc'hesy qualities OF the ship. whether the wind
and ea were ahead abeam rur quarter astsrD, she
naiiher lnrrhe3 plunged CLEARED through the
wave, and sped along swssipg from s,de
grace fol- easy motion lezamiosd her closely, aud az
Tar capable al judging consider that strength
and Nauty OF construction IN stability comoized with
buoysrcy In drJn'ss and In sp,si sue Hurpssses any
ohsr vessel national mercantile have known
and have three tmss before croseyd tho Atanto by
steam snd tviee commented steamers The accommo
dst'ons Of the Arctic are sd nrabe the police arrange
nents and attendance une1ceptonsble, and I regard
Capt. Luce model Of u commander
CAIosic sHIP ExIcsscs The engines Of the caloric
ship Ericeson worked during hours yesterday
making nearly six and half regulations per minute.
This work performed upon 40 pounds Of COAL Gaze
fully measured and supplied to the furnaces each hour
During the whole time the machinery 10 operation,
the furnaces being worked up.n checked draft the rss
continually sugnsatsd Such result exhibits in re-
marhsbe degree the economy Of this wonderful ma
chnery When the engines shall have been worked suf
1centy to put them In perfsc. working ordsr the trial
trip, we understand, Will be made.
THE STEAMSHIP SoUTHERSEa, Of 6poford h Ti!eston's
Charleston line viii net sail Wednesday having BEEN
withdrawn for ono trip, to undergo re-coppsring.
PoR CAIuoRrIA.-The steamer Illinois, captain Hart
stein, for Aspinwail and the Northern Light Captain
Miner for San Juan left yesterday afternoon They
both took away large RuInber Of passengers This l.
anchored At quarantine Of want of water on
the bar whence khs viii depart four O'Clock this
ing
LAUNCHED AT North Prospect, recently, By Lewis
hucge Esq. brig Of $50 tons. to be )mnanded by
Captain w. p. Pcrler VESSELS name not given.
tiucDlnyp n he ina bk Maau NkrY A.
Knsht superior clipper brig Of 245 TONS called tho
Wappoo.
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The PICK, edited by the Rev. Joe ScovIlle, has
become one Of the organs Of the present administra
ton. It now con- aims the Post Office advertisements
as reward, We suppose, for its wit, If not for its
politics The great increase in the supply of three
cent pieces, occasioned by the Maine liquor law
down east has induced It's editor TO raise the price
Of the Pix to that figure. 1t is cheap at three
cantg
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highest prices obtained for scats we're % follow -
No.fep. fnmhastrs Price paid
o1......Mm Hurry. .SH6
9Th Auchincioss .....................9 $50
There we're ninety nine pews sold and VAS tAs gene
raj opinion thet the remainder would be disposed Of be.
fore Saturday next The congregation Of the church.
with the Jealous collectors and contributors enjoyed tbs
best reward for their abcrs IL witnessing the avtx
with which seats weie sought for
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ameng the passengers by the Illinois bound for Csn
fofDia vas Dir Cbarlss Leland Of bs propretors Of
the Metropolitan Hotel
Arrivals ct the Metropoli'an-W. w. Corcoran Wash
ipgon; Hon p Nicholson, Tenn don y. B.
Hicks Texas; Gen. Duff Green. Washington H. II.
Bndge st Louis; II STANLEY Troy: Rob. Newman, Ky;
Robin on, Rhode Island; A N d. Emerson, Boston;
A. v. Brown. Toronto. Francis Rsnshaw Caracas;
d. s. Chambers, Pittsbure: Shepherd. Alex au-
dria; f. w Lewis Philadelphia; w. W. Pre.cott Conn I;
Ben. y. Greene, Texas: John Knapp. st. Louis.
At the Howard-Capt Day Philadelphia; J. eimpsos,
Baltimore; w. Parker, Chicago; O. Bisroo, Boston, J..
Eidred, Rhode Island: N Williams Ohio; j. Stevens,
KY; Mai Gilman Lexington
Al the Asfor Professor Jackson, Hartford; W. Boggs,
n: srreng Princeton; Capt West Boston; Firshenry
Warren, Iowa: ospt Rinegod, U. s. Navy; G. Gordon.
WashiDgton Geo Peabody Philadaphs; II. G. Blake,
U. q Navy; ThuSlow Weed Albany.
At the American-O. O. Van Zapdt Conn VII.
liams, New Haven; O D. Buckley, do J. Thomas,
BostoD j. sDovdon. Phadelpha; 8. 5misn, Bedford;
J. Fry. New York; II. Shorter, Alaeama; Geo +.
Jones. PhliadflLhla
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Beso-o Won judges Edwards, Mitchell and aooycyelt
Dyc 0-The Court s3joprncf TIL ia conss-
OF the Illness of sxh'ef Jascs Bronson and The
Moth american Million rrust fand Case postponed
TN Tbnrday
NoT,or.-ihs calender OF 10, erpmern'ed motions
VIII be- taken pp tomorrow tTussa AZ noIRlNg.
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The gross value of the pews amounted TO Si0a975-
The entire sales adding the premium, amounted to,
sSG35o The following table exhibits the range Of prcs
obtained for the most GOV. TED seats -
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mHffn IOI Europe.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cunad steamship Niagara, Captain Stone, win
have Boston at noon ON Wednesday, for Halifax aad
Liverpool.
Euhfsip lions and issments any edition o. the
new York HERALD win be received a. the following
pAAoee
II. Sanford Co, London.
william Thomas & Co 10 and 81 Catherine street
LiviH g,ton. Wells & Co Paris.
b. II. Revolt, IL Rue dc Ia Baogue.
TIE European mails VIII close in this city at aud
hrss o'clock this afternoon. The WEEKLY HERALD
VIII be prblh bed at half past nine o'clock this
hs
Hnsle copies in wrappers, slspence.
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inss with which Spain has bSgun to be regarded
Thsnkful aswe ought to DO for small iayors from
her Most Catholic Majesty, especially after the
gracious treatment Of our fellow citizen, "ths in.
dividual named William Smith," from Captain
General Cafiodo, we cannot, withou. . violent
stretch Of imagination, frd any great incentive to
gratitude in the document now lying before W. TIE
duties on some few Of the main domestic exports
from this country have been lowered but, as q
general rule, the new tariff 10, II anything, rsa
fertion Of the old principle Of protection. Most Of
the changes are augmentations--hap tho ar,i.
cles they affect do ne; constitute Q very important
item in eur export trade. The merchants who are
in the habit Ct sending some Gfseen hundred
dollars worth Of wearing apparel, Sc, in the
course Of the yea-, to Havana, will not be ruin
ed by learning that the duty on trowscrs will be
raised from $50 to $50 per dozen; on vests, from
- 70 t. sS apiece; suspendsrs, from So to 81
per dozen, and on wigs and scratches from IS to IS
each. They may pity the Cubans, who will thus
DO declared irom indulgiog In New York 6nery,
sld congratulate the Havana tailors aad BARRIERS
On their luck; bot tho reform viii net interfere m-
terislly With Their oxn business. Nor will the
hanen sken Of New York have any reason to grow
Wild with JOY a. TIE spnounesme iaa. reduction
o. ioIty, thirty fvs aad fourteen par cont Ia about
to be made IN forsiga frames or the manufacturers
ofcrucblcs, wooden horses OF receiving the ne 20
thst mulidcent reduction OF forty per cat
will 10 sde in the impost on ;hoir peculiar wares
Clothes efuahss are visited With al additional duty
Of thiity-thres par cent; coffee pots. with twenty
I've IeI cent sd6itilns; opera glasses, with forty
Per cent; scabbsrds, With thirty. three pr cent;
shoelss.s, wish MAE per cent Ia rstura, the duty
en- sugar bowls Is reduced 70 eleven per cent; taa,
Oh trimmed horse oolars twenty 1--WE per osas that
Oh euried hair, sps hundred par conr; chat on ID
mstum, thirty per cent III to these, and sinila-
articles Of commerce, thai SIC Spanish niui4t,r
ssems 10 hsvc osBsusd his fnsncisl genius
There Ia smal reduction Of fourteen pst cent
on the enormous day nov levied on picked pork
very biGbg matter indeed, il Itself ba. ALL, as
our expert Of pork, hams sb3 lard, Is nearly ore
sstl Of our whole 5omeitic export 70 Caba. IN 40
prscno'e feDeht. BY way Of oomp9rsstion. The
duty II butter, (of which we send about s7s 900
worth annually 10 Havsna,l Is raised from sli Dor
iUO pontde, 10 SIC snc that ON oil (our annual ex
port OF ~bioh to the Inland exceeds 100 900 Il H.
creased fix.eon per cent Bat few articles in tbs
iron trace are ALTERED anls arc raised hxNsa p,r
cent, sheet iron seven per cent, and Tho rsaa;nar
q or experts Of iron sud ia malusSgafes, worth,