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Nh. CHoATE.-The New jersey papers speak
IN The most rapturous terms fMr Choate's argu-
aent in the great India Rubber suit now being
tried in Trenton. We expected Mr.. c. would
display more than his usual eloquence upon this
case. Having carried a conscience of that elias
tic material SO long, it would be strange if he
could not speak feeliDgly and understandingly Of
the merits of India Rubber.
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Seven thousand pounds of powder were con-
sumed in one blast at Holyhead, England. The
explosion disIodged thirty thousand toas Of rock.
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lNDIANA.-The Free Soiers of Indiana are 10
hold State Convention on the 18th of Nav,
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The Sea sarnint,

In eighteen hundred fifty zone,
Ere YET the new year had begun,
A ship that was IRON Salem sent,
Encountered the Sea San -pent:
Commanded by one Seabur-y,
Who did the pesky snake es-py;
And vslautly hts men did bail,
To man the boat and hist the saul,
That he, and his bold, hardy crew,
Might cul the pesk-y snake a. two.
Right actively, without alarm,
They man'd the boat hung at the "starn,"
Aud ii was lowered spee-di-lee,
Into the raging, flaming sea.
The reason why they thus did do,
l truly will tell unto YOU:
Which is-'cause no one never oughi.er,
Without boat, go on the water.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" Oreester Waite Cure Institution No
GLEN SrREET.-This Institution is well arranged
for the treamomt If nyalhls at all of the yeal
TERMS, &c.-FuI full board and treatment, from S.
tuu per week. Treatment without board, from 81 to
81 per week.
A-~:h patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
c..->A sheets; two wOoen blankets; one comfortable
al =, ntn tor Damages
Out door practice attended to usual,
Office hours from 2t04 M.
$. ROGERS, Nj ID.
dec6 dwtf f. +. ROGERS, Superintendent
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Book Notices.


GATHERINGS FROM A PAsToR's DRAW
Err, is the simple and appropriate title to book
now in press, and shortly to be published by our
enterprlspg ownsman, y. A. Rowland This
work is to be composed of selections from the
sermons, essays, lectures, reviews, and other
compositions of Rev. John Nelson, ID. D., of
Leicester, compreheuding the whole range of
Christian Literature, doctrnal, didactic, and crit
zeal. The style of DR.. Nilsson is eminently lucid,
logical, and fluent, and his writings are all i'm
bued with sound and serious piety. From the
parts of the work which we have been privileged
to peruse, and from the long established and wide
spread fame Of DR.. Nelson, we think his friends
are warranted in anticipating an extensive pop
ularty for the Gatherings from Pastors
Drawer
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LOLA MoSTEz visited three of the Public
Schools in Boston, on Friday, 10 company with
Frederick Emerson, the arithmetic author, and Dir.
Hudson, Of the Merchants Exchange. At the Eng
lsh High School in Bedford Street, she was honss
ored by evolutionary oIio, in French on the part
Of the boys, to which she replied in French. The
''pous" Traveller, which had nothing to say against
the kidnapping of Sims, is very seriously affected by
such demonstration, and s'lrnsts that the teachers
who have desecraed their school rooms by such an
ovation, will be called to account. It's little thing
IN the Travellers eyes, 10 steal man, but mon
strous sin for educated woman from foreign land
to visit public school.
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w HITE GOODS

XATE are now prepared to exhibit LARGER and
w BETTER SELECTED STOCK of
WHITE G0ODS,
than before onr stock consists of
swiss Null nlusiinss
Ga Super Look do;
India Book dos
bishop Lawns;
Victoria do;
Swiss stripe MusIins;
40 Check do;
Check Cambrics,
white Cambrfcs and Cambria aGusIins,
&c, and asilitg imported BY ourselves directly
from the Manufacturer win pledge ourselves to sell
them rs to so per cent less than any other establish
ment in the State Every lady ia. want Of
Any description Of White Goods,
should not fail Of purchasing them of US as they can
DEPEND upon getting better quality o Goods and at
less prices than elsewhere
inch 20 d3ww4w b. /. HARDON & co.
In Front Of the Worcester House,
A t Nos and Merchants Row, may be found the
"A best assortment Of
Custom Ready Made Clothing,
for gentlemens spnng wear, that be Obtained in
this city,
Every article necessary TO complete gentlemans
wardrobe, rom the best
Dress coat, Rade 10 Measure,
10 The ght st Office Coat, Spring Pants; all will be
suited al the
Lowest Prices for Cash.
Don't forget the number, $ and 6 Merchant's Row.
The Nance. ........................A +. WARE.
maIzS d4w
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The SUFFOLK BANK DEFAULTER.-On Sat-
0rday, Mr.. Charles Ii. Brewer, Of whose arrest in
New York, charged with embezzling money from the
Suffolk Bank, Boston, our readers are already ac-
quainted, was brought before the Boston Police
Court, upon other charges, viz. stealing from the
bank, on the 9th inst, seven $1,000 bils-on the
10th, four other bills, each of the same amount.
Also, upon the same day, check signed by & j.
w. Loring, for 1857 g.; also with embezzing
certain other checks the amount of S6274, and on
the same date, bills and specie to the amount of
$4,000 more, in all making the sum Of $23, s6l 62.
1t appeared in evidence, that Mr. Brewer, by
virtue Of his station eceiving teller of the bank,
was in the habit Of receiving all moneys paid into
the bank by depositors, and entering the same as
received, upon the bank; and also upon the depos-
itors' memorandum books OF the depositors. Seye-
raj Of these memorandum books were produced in
Court, in which large sums entered to the
credit Of different individuals having accounts with
the bank, for which there was no corresponding
credits upon the books Of the bank where they should
have been. The examination was continued through
the afternoon, but we have no intelligence as TO the
final result
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IT was in Lengthy latitude,
This pesk-y sarpnt first was viewed;
The longitude was longer still,
Where thus the snake they sought to kill.
The wind it blew, the snow it ssnew,"
The sea birds angriIy they flew
The pillows dashed, the spray it splashed
Upon the deck, and madiy dashed
Against the crews red, swarlh.y faces,
hils they were ''tautning their main braces;'
But vainly did the tempest ROAR
That pesky sarpint is no no-ar.
With tub and line, and lance and spear,
Toward the sarpint now they steer;
And now the Gaping iurled his sail,
And watched the 'tarnal critters tail,
Which round and round in circles flew,
Just like the top Of 6sger two.
From stem to stafn the ''eend" would wreath,
To scratch its head or pick its teeth;
And, like the head OF a certain na'ion
Indulge in strange circum-gyration.
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And down far below, where the sea-nymphs were
sportsn'
With mermen, no with them gaily cayortin',
Who before the green mirrors, were arranging their
tresses,
Just as other young ladies are, changing their
dresses
The sarpnt he dove, and went rushing along,
Without needing the syren-like tone of their song,
Which the Gaping supposes-as it made him feel
stupid
Was sub-aquean lure Of the saltwater Cupid.
And here, as he says, there's chance for moral,
On the kind Of life led in the cities Of coral;
Which, from glimpses obtained in his aqueous fight,
Is such, as 'twouId hardly be proper to write
OF, in virtuons terrestrial society,"
Where all things are done with such rigid propriety,
As the popular dress Of these mermaiden ladies',
(Though beauteous houris or Byronic sHaidees y
He declares is as 6rief as on earth il is rare,
Consisting of nought but good head Of hair
And, though he examined them somewhat in haste,
lime then being with him too precious to waste,
He sticks to it sill, (while the muse hides her
blushes)
The were clothed, e'en Moses was, midst the
bulrUshes;
And suspected, from glances he got at 'em swim
ming,
That only half way they properly women.
The rest from the waist to the tip Of the tail, he
, Declares is a fish, and uncommonly scaley
At that,-But our muse here reminds, we're d.
crossing,
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Tenement TO Rent

A SNAIL NGNENT, of Rooms, on Prospect
IN ST. Get A small family q 20 would bond u Lady
anu per dau ME would DO pr.ierred. For particulars
'"fOii' o' 'hlS ONCE mai27 diff
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H. GRIFFIN & Co.
PAPER HANGINGS

~ new anu Rich Spring Styles.
{ ~ OF me most ex ensive Stocks o French and
~ u american Paper llangngs. Fire Board PRINTS and
Gnrta may be found at No Isl Main sr,e.t nnn sna
Pa = m, hefhon s Purchasers are lnvied 10 exam
nIe these beautiful Goods which we are selling NJ The
n'arl7 20 pi''cs PHELPS d HALE
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Great Bargains in
Lackawanna Coal in First Hands.

ME M River is open to Rondout and the sub
60 scrlper Is prepared to sell Lump, Grae,' and Pea
noai, remaining from l8 on Special ates The Slide
DOC aud Nut is long since exhausted
Clrc"i r prices for fresh Coal Of 1882 to come down
the anal which will open about first of Nav will he
made known in due seas II. "'i' 10
ALFRED WRIGHT, Agent,
De awa'e aud Hudson Canal 20.
Providence, March "a, 1852 mara7-d3f
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MONETARY.
SALE DE STOCK 6.
At Boston, March 81.

364 shrs Vermont Central Railroad. .......... 2OA
36u DO Ogdensburg Il Observation-Disclosures
81 do Boston Concord and Montreal II 500. a
70 do Old COLONY Railroad ................. GIL
l3 do Northern Railroad ...,..,,.., 61i
% do South Shore Raj road .......s 81 &c.. lCS
20 do Essex Company. 60, IGG
do Western Railroad ...... -. 1r9I
lis do East Boston Company .......5 "a
do Boston and Worcester Railroad 49, ~,
II do Norfolk County RAILROAD ... eqS
do Fitchburg RAILROAD. l0da
125 do Vermont and Mass Railroad .. d
So do Michigan Cen raj Railroad. ...... q 3
do Boston and Provid nee Railroad A.
SO do Reauing Railroad. ......... Az
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And now the seamen, scared, demurred
'Gainst having this 'ere sarpint stirred;
And swore, though for the strife they'd strength,
They could MT go "to SIGH englh''
On which the Gaping wrath waxed,
AT having thus his patience taxed;
And seizing his good lance he sssorter''
Plunged head foremost IN the water:
And swimming hastily, apace,
He met the sarpini face TO lace.
Then posing his keen lance on high
Co-bimi he hit him in The eye.
The sarpnt gin his tail bend,
And took the Gaping ''right on end;''
Which knocked him Chem say as was there)
Some fifty feet mp in the air:
So high, he see the stars flying,
And comets everywhere a hieing.
But his dread task as yet undone,
He took turn, and down he come;
And while again to strike he strove,
The pesky sarpint, down he dove.
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To Manufacturers.
Acidulated Drops.
Hosiery and Gloves.

XNTE are daily receiving our Spring Stock of Hosiery
" and Gloves which intend shall be larger and
more complete than any STOCK of the same Kind of
Goods IN the state and we shall sell hem at prices full
Ia per cent less than any other concern
u. l.. HAKDON d co.
mch 20 d6rw3,y
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Grass Seed.

N Store and for sale
Il 800 bushels Timoth Seed
800 Northern Red Ton do
4Oao lbs Nm thern and West I'm Clover do ,yhit =,
invite Purchasers TO examine before nnrcb,snn Use
10, TAFT n HARRINGTON,
HinT'-u4w corner Of Front and Trunbull SITS.
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Forr's French Roots

A NEW loi direct from Paris, this day opened and
y Tue best lot ever opened in tins cit, '''U
rurcSaS rs are requested to call and examine. at
- ud DRESSER,S
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Dissolution.
FLOUR,
FLOUR.

ENRoM the snf6lk County Millsj all qualities, for
u sal at the lowest market price
Merchants and dealers supplied on liberal Terms nv
ChAS, A. no WLARD,
MARES dI 65 Front street.
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THE MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE OF MARY
PowKLL, AFTERWARDS Mrs MILToN; Pab-
hshod by D. Appieon g. Co., 200 Broadway, New
York.
This is the second number of Appleton new and
valuable Library Of books for the people. For sale
by John Keith & Co. We shall notice il tomorrow.
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HE hLbVWFLusH IAPERS;-BU ~. M
Iaacheray, Published By d. appleton g.
Co, 200 Broadaoay, " Y.
This book forms one Of the series of "Apple-
tons Popular Library of the best Authors, now
in the course of publication. 1t processes to be
the experiences of what is called a London .li-
ger, )" an animal that generally possesses all the
feline qualities Of the Royal Bengal tiger, without
its ferocity. There are many species of this do
mesllc arlstocratic appeudage, severaly known
as iootmen, genllemen's gentlemen, flunkeys, &c.
They see more of high life behind the scenes
than any other class ofpersons, and as they have
apecullar moral con ormaton formed partly after
the model of their "Guvners," and partly modi
fed by their inherent nature, their moral and phi
losophical reflections unique and interesting.
w. NJ. Thdckeray's fame as writer was es
tablished by those admirable Yellowplush satires.
The presentation Of the literary footman is admi-
rably sustained, both in the sentiment and caoog-
raphy of this laughable book. The characters
are distinct, papable realities, and not those in
definite distractions to which second rate writers
give names, but no existence Certain aspects
of English life with all their tawdry tinsel and
yanities of fashion and station are exhibited in
lights that must amuse and instruct the reader,
somewhat at the expense of the originals of the
portranures.
Appleton's Popular Library bids fair to be
valuable and worthy claimant for popular favor.
1t is for sale at the bookstore Of John Keith &
Co., 239 Main street
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Just like an "arrer" through the water,
The luckIess Gaping he went arter,
Down amongst the shoals of fishes,
Very much against his wishes:
For as he fel-half stunned, half strangled,
BY this ERE line, he got enanged.
And now ten thousand feet OF rope
Like ramrod through bar j OF soap
Went kissing through the seehing brine,
Like "Nlung" news o'e. the ''lghtning' line;
Which kept the sarpint very busy,
And made the Gaping rather Dizzy!
Yet still he kept-and dire the need
A firm hold Of his ocean steed.
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BRUSSELS, Tapestry, and Wilton
CARPET RAGS.
Cottage Houses for Sale

AhlEs' and GENTS, just received and selling At
i the owest mHnuf cturer's prices nv
men % d6tw2w b. l.. HARDON r. m
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Now, tracing eff fects to their causes
In one Of ''ihem ERE" awful pauses
Which oft occur 'twixt life and death
The muse, she stops to draw her breath.
A poets comprehensive glance
Perceives line, fast TO the lance,
Which the valiant Capting. he let fly
Co bimi-into the sarpint's eye;
And which, the monster, in his furry,
Had snaIled up in dreadful hurry;
Expecting that, with the said rope, he
Might bring about the catastrophe.
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w 81 wide, at so cts the yard ,ls good onal,ty
can be purchased elsewhere for Is cs
inch ~ d4tw2w B. l. UaRDON A. IN
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ID Tue subscriber has for sale two new Cott.g,
GniN Houses, each Containing Rooms situated ~ )
pleasant nd healthy part o. The city, which he
VIII srlI Nv, and u, on accommodating tel ms
marry bu OZIAS HUDSON j
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MILITARY ASYLUM.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to such persons as
~ may be entitled to the benefits of the act Of
Congress, approved March 3, 1851, to found a Mil
-tary Asylum &C, viz:
All soldiers and discharged soldiers of the Army
Of the United States, regulars volunteers, and Of
in the war with Mexico, and who were disabled by
disease wounds contracted In that service and in
the line Of their duty, and who are, by their disa-
bility, incapable of further military service ali
soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the Army of the
United States who may have served honestly and
faithfully in the same for twenty years; and every
soldier and discharged soldier who may have con-
tributed to the funds of the Military um, since
the passage of the act to found the same, March g.
1851, according TO the provisions of that act who
may have been disabled by disease wounds in
Cured in the line of his duty, rendering him inca
pable of military service and every pensioner on
account OF wounds, &c, incurred in the military
service, though not contributor to the funds of the
institution, who, during the period he voluntarily
continues TO receive the benefits Of it, shall transfer
his pension 10 the Military Asylum-that build
ing has been provided in this city for their accom-
mediation.
No deserter, mutincer, habitual drunkard,
will be admitted without such evidence Of reforma
ton of character the Commissioners shall deem
sufficient to authorize his admission do the
provisions of the act to found Military Asylum
apply to any United States soldier whatsoever
who shall have been convicted OF felony, or other
disgraceful or infamous crime Of a civil nature,
since be shall have been admitted into the service
of the United States.
Applications to be received into this Institution
will be addressed to Brcvet Captain Schuyler Ham
ilton, United States Army, Secretary to the Board
Of Commissioners, Washington, District of Co.
lumbia.
WAsHISoroS, d. c., December "a, 1851
Dec 25-3taw2w
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
Express Mall Limo from baltimore 10 Pitts


Through ~ Itosnfy- ttoO and half h0tps.)
THIS Line to Pittsburg over the Baltimore and
i SusquehaDna and Pennsylvania Central Rail
roads is in successful operation. BY it passen-
gers leave Baltimore at y p. In. (haif an hour
after the time of arrival of the evening train from
Washngton) and proceed to Harrisburg, where
they transferred TO the Central Railroad train,
and proceed Immediately on without delay, cross
ing the mountains in daylight. and arriving in
Plttsburg at p m. the day after starting. The
entire distance is performed by railway, with the
exception Of twenty eight miles. which is done in
first class coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Pittsburg in the Of the Central Railroad
at a. m. and arrive at Harrisburg at 4 a. m. the
next morning, where the Express Train of the Bal
timore and Susquehanna Railroad will be in wait
ing, and proceed Immediately to Baltimore,
arriving there at m, in time for the train to
Washington, which leaves at 81 a. m, o.. This
route is as reliable any offered to the public
o. Fare through (either way) $li,
For tickets apply to the Ticket Agent of the Bal
timore and Susquehanna Railroad Company, at
Calvert Station, Baltimore. the Ticket Agent of
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company, Pitts
burg. ALFRED GAIIHEK,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
ih--d1m
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DREsENTs FOR THE APPROACHING

DREsENTs FOR THE APPROACHING
HOLIDAYS, at George NOrbeck's Old
Stand, Pennsyiuania auenue, betpeen Ninth and
Tenth streets.-The subscriber begs leave to state
that he has received a great variety Of imported
and domestic Confectionery. viz:
Fancy Boxes, Chocolate Cream
Gum Drops of superior favors
Various kinds of Jelly Drops
SO pounds Of Crysta4lized Work
Cream Bon bons, Bon bonn decorated
Bon bons Richie, Bon-bo a Cornc, French
Secrets
French Almond, all colors, and very fine
Assorted Sugar Plums, &c.
Pound Cakes of all sizcs and prices, ornamented
in superior style
Candy of his own manufacture, hardly equalled
in the country.
No pains or expense spared TO suit customers.
The public are generally invited to give us call,
whether they buy or not. Come one and all!
N. b. Also for sale, large and beautiful assort-
ment Of Dolls and French and German Toys, suita
bic for children. GEORGE NORBECK.
Dec 23-dttif
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TNHE NATIONAL HALL COMPANY.-For
l. the purpose of organizing "The National Hall
Company" a meeting Of the ockbolders therein
will be held at the office of Charles III. Winder,
esq. at the corner of Seventeenth street west and
G street north, on Monday, the 18th Of January
next, at the hour Of p.
GEO. s. GIDEON,
J. NJ CARLISLE,
WALTER ID. DAVIDGE,
Dec 2j-eWF& Mtdm Trustees
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M ARll1 ED,

On Tuesday evening, 3oth December, 1851, by
the Rev. Mr.. MARKs, Mr.. JOHN Il, LIGHTER, OF
the District of Columbia, TO Mas MARY A.
TOWNSAND, of Montgomery county, Md.
On the same evening, by the same, Mr.. ED.
WARD SUMMERS to Miss MARY BOSSELL, Of
the District OF Columbia
On the 18th December, by Rev. F. MoRoAS,
Mr.. FRANCIS GERMON TO JANE +. COLLIER
all of this city.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev l.. r.
MoRGhs, JOSEPH THAW esq, TO Miss MARY
ANN KEARNS, all of Washing ion
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ID ED.

AT the residence of Mr.. EDWARD McCupptS, on
Eighth street, LOUIS r. JONCHEREZ, in about
the 4fih year OF his age. Mr.. JoNcHEREz
native Of tho District of Columbia. In his younger
days he graduated with great credit at the Unver-
sity OF Georgetown, and subsequently held honor
able employment in the French and Swedish Lo-
gatiops in this city, where he distinguished him
self ne gifted writer and an able translator
Peace 10 his ashes,
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EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY. - The Austrian
government journal says that il is true that the inn
mense tide of emiRrants from Germany TO North
America increases the maritime communication
Of Germany for the moment; but il threatens the
greater detriment to the future export trade Of
German man ufacture. mass Of capitalists quit
Germany with the people, and branches of trade
with which Germany has hitherto almost cxclu-
sivoly supplied the markets of the world, are now
usnsplanted to North America Thus the exports
of the manufactures of the Black Forest and OF the
Nuremberg wares have decreased greatly to Anne
RIGA. America already sends articles of this de-
scrption to the European market In the larger
branches of manufacture, also of spinning and
weaving, the United States making immense
progress They already manufacture their own
skins and WOOL instead Of exporting them raw, IA
formerly. In the year 1910 they man ufactured
IL 900 900 pounds Of wool in 1886, 90 900 900 !;
and, in 1919, l20,000,000. More than twice as
much is now spun in the United States in Aus.
tria and the whole Of Germany together, no less
than three and bali millions Of spindlcs being en-
ploycd. The exports in cloth, aud in monufactur-
cd and iron wares increases with every successive
year II would, therefore, be the interests of our
national products if the tide of emigration were
given another tendency, namely, to those countries
which, while they offer great agricultural advan-
tagcs, are not naturally calculated to become man
ufacturing countries. The great meeting which 10
TO take place at Frankfort for the regulation of
German emigration will, doubtless, consider this
subject of sufficient importance TO be taken into
carly consideration.