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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
upw.vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER A. 1852


.oos ,,,,op, Mr. JoNrs spoke OF the report OF tne
,evefal itis ioq arsd by tney oio noe
po,t This CepvsrtL,p 10 the repert ~ toe Donus
rcunirfa For the oster' she sond no' sn..' va
call YES then made for ma seyer,t r.x.,,
- "A N N ctr names ia order that might % Known
,sr, :, a,s. are rsprr,sptsd ~, III
$500 That ri. N.tionsl Con- eption earnestly recon-
mend N those who ere members Of t from tDs 80
Slater, snd 81 q our states wno ae nI C..s;~s in
hieh ihey live csrtsnly % eNep Is OF &c ,oA Sv;.s
nav eopsesr the principle. Of the reform sd 800 ~
rms for their rromvs.iio AZ TINS 81
throughout this ration ssd the Soto io 49, .oci.I and
Nolssu ~ %" "a f'Of'' p'~
rshsiogs 70 81 LON, r.ap5. wanted 20 ask
John hEIVbOh, " T.sI C,r,sn,,on ara .luted
wbetner u oelos c-neo y Nssoi'S- "'A'
repfefebAiNts nun SSHs"~
!, vss said that II old NOT .,. of o,
Lucy SrosE wanted 10 speak 10 INC qus''iou
s.uirsriop rho,e Who have been u Us e'smpeu Va -
the Gre Fer her part, she wants no ihumosore
soul screws but orsan'zsnons 'nsI Ao r.. ~ All
rsy be of use Thus Of Temperance, thus on anu
slavery but en- ese evils sre destroy co. tnen orvp
ihe form. We do not want the ORGANIZATION 70 peuny
us When the IDEA ths se seek 70 'n0s'usO So =,
In zach ,nul living principle we can act rom time 70
,ine q, seems 10 each good To her iscemed NOT osss
N organize until ne become batter acquainted WIN
,seh other md now better materials. -
s J Nay thought the resolution offered by MRS.
DAVIS covered the Whole ground al ~ Na" .a nS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
EYyNING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION
The Convention called " order By the President
al OciCck
Lvcy sroNE Rad ard commented upon letter from
M. BRIGHAM, no felt that injustice bad been dons
hn IL reyOIt u IRE meeting puolished In TIs star
Mr. B, evicebuy csuo'd u diss-LIiog from me po.iuols
sovOesiso ~ ire meerIs nevertheless SONS ~nst
NH riupste IN The attempts make lis views fully sp
prec,std
hss STONE proceed ~ remark uyon the idea IN Il
ascrtbes y Guitar weakness a. Wo nan aud dss ming
veal ruiHHs She did MT believe u AZ the
weakness ust starts 81 SPIDERS Or screams when
hone ssIs 10 IN ts b.tors ~ cuts " e-ine To asr
view there 10 quality o. mind yec1hsriy feui aine
kothips 10 No1sn. ave her Lnstsrptr that 90 Onld
male her the NOusn. The virtues should all blend 10
the etsTsctrs II both ssx-s-eourass, hrmness, gen.
tebess, mercy-sli IN Jesus, the great Pattern Her
remarks we're ~ some isustr.
Mr. Brigham dd rot expect On listen b. HE On lss.
ter to Ms STONE. He thought Woman w>s IN her
present. Position from choice sno thai 10 beat adapted
~ Der nature 40 well - to Ter tastes.
TIE flowing resolution -ss then resd.
hssosd Thstthe Bible the rshs duties ana
PRIVILEGES OF Woman - Q pubic tesch-r. every way
sqUsl " N thss- OF Men that lops upon
lection which Dot slso srjoined upon him. and thss
uay ana practically recognizes neishes mse ooI female
Chnst Jesus
hbs BRovS made ,trong argument against the
ices that Tie Bible sanctions restrictions VI Wo-
man She placed text amer t. xt In stroos arrsy 81
prove that ChTsiisbify quires fubussion Ia Wo-
nan, also requires suonission 10 Man
~ me besn nirs Con gave dorioi o to Man r. role
le oe.s's ~ TIE tell and the earth but nos
.sen ,ther She regarded the erpr. ssio thai th.
"a ne curse Of an. F'P"'v'
wives, submit Yourselves unto your nus.
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Latest European Intelligence.

The Liverpool Standard of the 3lst
Ase. bss IN account Of the arrest Of AN American
krser, named Murphy, In Dublin. He had employed
epsrsver Of that city TO execute plate the Bank
Of Hartford, which was duly completed, trap having
h the meantime been Get for hurphys conv,tion. An
examination bsfore~ Dublin Magistrate had been gone
hso, but, 90 Was suggested that the prisoner
probably the agent Of some other parties the
Bsmasded for week. Murphy had numerous bllls on
sber Banks which he told the engrsver should also
want sxseuted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
EVENING SESSION.


Mrs HUNT read the resolutions presented By herself
which were all sdopied
Mrs DAVIS sao, IL 10 often ashed why do we not have
sphonogsptic rep,rter eecsu'e we have no paper
that will rsyort our fun proceed nss. The Tribune mas
been very generous ous fhs Tribune political paper
She ,so, va reed paper Of our o~n She then read
apro,psc,us for new psper, 10 be edrsd By Ms 4.
SMITH, uhO 10 In wi 10 be veil qualified Doth TO
her reform principles sod literary ability; and She
urged. therefore. tbe establishment OF tire paper
Mrs NICHOLS advocated the erea@sEetort TO sustain
the county press
Mrs sMITH said her name wss me- q toned insdysrt-
entity. she w0ut prefer that the Convention should
appoint thsi own editor. She was very dssrous that
such pap. should be- established
Mrs. DAyIs-Ihe Tribune has been adverted TO- The
1Tuht bes u own businesst attend fret and there
foe s,ieies must xatt IL s q gratusy Mr..
GiEELEYs part TO publish proceediogs at ALL 5ne
soyocAeo, With great esnesness the es,so isbment VI
such paper
Mrs. kosE thought IL not expedient TO attempt to start
such pspsr
Mr. MAY thought the establish msnt Of such paper
would be attended with 80 much expense that great
caution should De- used In regard 70 the movement
hrs. DAVIS was just ~ the mood 10 40. hog many
gsrten Gu here are who will pledge each 500 20 com
utrce = joint az ck company.
MI LOUIS hoped ihsi tho paper would % started ana
pr sun ed shat would exert saatary bnu-nce. out
also that The expense would Dc twice mat reck
oned on
sr. NAY moved the 'ollo wing:
heotd That this Convention regards with lively inter
e the propos To establish thst shall be organ
OF the HosaH's R,hs Reform, and commands 10 TO the
F,n.rA eoIea patronage Of all who interested In
the r,hfu.
Lucy STONE earnestly desired such 40 orssn, but,
tail All fhrgs into consideration, she had doubts
Eeil fears, nop however thai the thing may be
dOIe
The following persons were appointed Committee
TO suptTniend the publication OF the Proceeding Of the
Convention, viz. &. l.. NAY, Lucy SToSK, SUSAN B.
ANThoNr Wh. l. CRAsDALL, La OLA F. FOWLER
Mis- susAS sNTHoNx informed The audience respect
ips ths Peoples College, where all classes Of both
sxes have equal rstu. Ihis College proposes that
every person be educated 10 trade or profession
shespche at some length in advocating is 10 pat
robsse.
Mr.. CuDGroS advocated with great spirit the estab-
hbmept Of tns Peopi.s Colleges, and urging upon 10
men TO give their influence In support of the n.
MIA kosk said she hs ard Horace Mann lecture upon
Women, IL New York, N which he uttered sentiments
unworthy Of . man, and especially vi Horace Mann.
ste, however, thought Is would DO beat - lay upon
the table.
hiss ANTHONY offered the following reso utons from
nIs. sTAH1os:
hesoIsd bat 10 the duty Of the Of those Stars
in which has BY Lag nfht ~ u. property
iphes 10 r,fos- pay to lsvyeu She ubrepre-
sentee in the Government
ks@Esd That the highest interests Of The race demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14

,.f., 10 our Parliament of the right TO lerislats
ns ~ ."s.,,on They will pass by large msjority
Sc,,,s ~ The more ardent Reformeri recommend tue
passing Of bin instead Of an address; but deemed
bs,tsr 10 tshe the more respectful course.
Mr.. Cameron has introduced a bill to
probib. the manufacture and sale Of liquors
Ia this Province. L-C'
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The Latest from Manchester.

MANcnGsrEs. Tuesday, Aus. 81, 1882
Ger market to-day animated and GooDs aud YARNS
wore srm The demand has considerably increased causing
psodseers to maintain the extreme pces Of tbs past week
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Lu,est LiyerpooI Cotton Market.

southampton /
LivFRPooL Wednesday Sept. Moon
TIE Corros msIist ha. been qpist this morning The
closing quotations o. yeserdsv are hmy oat no
ssn up 1900 or s,t0o bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14

thstsn ard cu.n Ne edursssS tose4her TIN, ,,.s,o.,
the in s the psns OF ousness and pleasure GRIP
to the Intellect Of woman SAD destructive Of the beet A.
E~oatd Th.s whs We r-Jciee In the fsct tkr We nov,
hsys o. both soul and sy from oar own
i feel the "a Of womsn in the legal oson whoss In
tpeet sharepes by her insrrss may susfest morn
liberal interpretations Of our present lava or show The
c.sh ofs rev coce far ee.rr snd hifh- more ~ise snd
iusf than ih,t whicb oiss-so-s statute booss
RCateL That justice requires that the pr,pe. ~ o'vo
man should Ne tssed hrousnou this stats 10 b1d end
epoow The Peoples College. nov prnposed unless vomsa
b. uy admitted to share equally With man In al IL nsha
R..~r.d We rejoice In the recent isnper.ncs move.
ept OF the Of his state and siso 10 the
aI. anna 81 Of the State society. fev such
eoupeT. " IN the OF woman to the true character
ef the Priests and Levt-s Of our daT.
k,ox>d That our IL marriage should besc
,moSeed that the vie children Of the besy drunksrd
ana soss eenste msy more easily escape ffo saeh Do
arudipe ssscistiops
IvcY sToNE-l osh'ip expressing ny sYautudo
10 mi. pvepson for the respectful attention yoa have
v,vc ~ u, this ,hres days Session there has been
bns salo that has Impressed your heart for good,
tEe 4, q, vopr heart ~ hearts and set upon for sood.
To On. Sc women want say Have some object 70 Ie
w. nh vin. for learn sefbep, learn to do COCO sod
To improve | remember the words OF ahs hsA
TnsBrRy-she ssys, persons may ficSSie whs
,hry cannot help Be- sb, we all snecrs bs calm,
be pauent and smile on Ia the sublime hignt and ne
low &C. n vii al pas ssay Every esf taSt usssesto
me feels tnst thrr- hours coming Over u wren We
fee the eco on ior etnIrg moe elsvaiog to The so
vtepve feel TIA, we reed IN re peffoct chsrs'tsr
when we fell as though 10 were frsgneon OF
h.ipg AssIn ssy l-sin sslfhelp and Independence.
Ft pds n will eos, us sscrlhce-the woman mo scss
f,orn her soeere VIII bs cerded-yes 80 shsl NOS %
alone AZ Fredar,k Douglas sa'd Of the fiusos'sa
Cooysuuop one vitn God 10 sm-jorsy. -, I,
u o.i,y ,ueech vas most impressive, sno Al
,,annh ,hs honr vss late, wac nsssned too With The
mosl pruf, und attention.
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CANADA.

Iapsrtatiens-Tho Trunk Hallway omnler.
eiai Convention, &c, &c.
ssrrespondsscs Of IN. n Y. rneun.
TokoNIo, Wednesday, Sept 6, 1854
The following is statement of the i'm
pes of Canada for The last three years also from shs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14

SECOND DAy-Nosxxe srss,ox
-, THrAspAr hoHSrse, SEN. q
Meeting called TO order by the Psrs,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25

This month viii probably give some pleasant days
Let cattle have the benefit Of the during the
middle Of the day. Some people shut Up their stock
the north side or buildings aud keep them there all
winter. Let them feel the warm Sunshine when they
can-sunshine costs nothing.
See that the wood is all aud piled during this
month, for hore will be enough else do after this be-
sides cutting wood. Draw while the ground
is firm enough. Should the weather be pleasant, and
the ground ready, the plow may be started, and on
ground plowed last fall the spring wheat may be put in
Be careful about moving clay lands while too wet,
you will have bricks than you till another
winter.
Take good Of all stock which is produce Young
See that the ewes 10 calf in pig and
with foa, properly treated. The cows ewes, and
mares should be well supplied with good, wholesome
food bot none Of them made fat Keep them all quiet
and free from exposure that the young may be produ
ced in good condition both Of dam and offspring. When
the young dropped supply the mother proper
ritious food that she may be able TO give plenty Of milk
Tor her young. Young animals shonld always have
e-ouah 10 cal. and be made 10 grow from the start.
The Orchard Caterpillar may be destroyed better now
than al any other time The eggs will be found the
smaller limbs in brown cluster surrounding the iwg
and looking somewhat Ike wary excresence; but
known they will ever be remembered. and very ca.
sy found Let the orchard bear thorough look during
this month -Praiiie Farmer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25

While We believe that the wing ''msssss' have as
mnch honor and patriotism have claimed foI
sue democrats, also believe that corrupt
lived than many Of the leaders of that party We
led to this conclusion from their acts rather than
party preferences The leading feature of Willard
fiimoTes administration (hs faithful adherence TO the
eomPromse) for which every honest man in the country
awards him due honor received praise from the whg
state convention, but after nominating Scott for the
Presidency they thus the cold shoulder to Fillmore:
That we have unabated confidence in the patriotism
81 Miard Fillmore president Of the United States and
IN his devotion Whaf he besrss will promote the pros
perity Of the country
They will endorse 'swhat he believes and what
he has done 10 support the compromise. He has CON-
mitted HIMSELF aud cannot hope 10 receive the support
81 the long heeled an Burenites and Garisoniies of
The North, with whom they are endearorino 70 form
e0aition, and in order do which they must remain
EHcommitted 70 the COMPROMISE For illustration We
refer tho reader the following admission from the
Kennebse (Me.) journal:
I'VE ask more 0f them (the southern whips) in
this case than conceded to Them IN the election of
lS4S. We then accepted Gen. Taylor as the whio can
dase without requiring any pledge upon the subject Of
the nmot prosiso, aHd ask them accept Gen
Scott without requiring any pledge touching the
promise measures
The Wing conventions Of Maine Pennsylvania and Ohio
have also nominated Gen. Scott with the sauna declar
alton that the south and the country must require no
pledges, no expression of opinion no guaranty from
the candidates. that they viii do all they can to keen
his dangerous question rest bu suffer them to per-
form a coup defaf and trust to their honesty as
the French have to Louis Napoleon for the ronse-
quences --FTaRklia JefersOniaR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25
Letter From Gen. Cas-.


The following letter from General Cass received
By a committee Of the Young Mems Monumental As
sOeiaiion" in reply invitation attend their ball
held the Hall oithe Mechanics Institute, Baltimore,
Oh Wednesday Sd inst.
WASHINGTON March 2, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: Iskould be happy to be with you, agree
ably to your kind invitation the ball be giveE by
che Monumental Association, Wednesday evening,
could DO consistently with other engagements But
cannot | am compelled to forego that pleasure,
while the same time tender you nv thanks for the
homer you have done upon this occasion. wish you
pleasant party, and am happy all times
sociations ike yours formed to extend the principles and
promote the success Of the Democratic faith yet
coming together for rational and innocent amusement
And the political prospects bright that they
the decree has gone forth that the administration of
Democratic party He who may read it ia the
signs Of the times. Oar opponents indeed counting
uPon cur divisions upon local or personal predictions,
other differences Of opinion which prevent
union aud united action. But the result will be tri-
umphant vndcaon Of the vital energy Of our principles
and signal relutaon of those unworthy predictions
As the voice OF the party pronounced in the
established mode all other feelings will give way TO the
ieay which every Democrat mis- political faith
and shall all Join with zeal and unanimty support
ing the nominations and thus securing country
that course Of action, which has given rs a greater
measure Of prosperity than any people enjoyed
before as, and those principles Of administration which
are found in the Constitution and emily found there
Renewing my wishes that the evening may be pleas
one and the pleasant from these anticipation
| am, gentlemen with great regard, truly yours.
LEWIS CASS
Col J Nabury Turner, and others committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25
a Good Commencement.

The Democrats Of Delphi have just formed the Deer
Creek Democratic Club" for the discussion of Demo
cratic principles and policy, and aid in the triumph
the entire Democratic ticket The Delphians have sci
al example which we hope 10 see emuated by the faith
iui all over the state The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
kesOsgsd That in the coming contest we will exert oil
honorable means for the success Of the Democratic
cause and IN 50 doing especially recommend to each
township IN the county, the formation and organization
OF Club Tor the purpose Of discussing the principles OF
the Democratic party and the further object OF awaken
ing the democracy to she importance Of the present
crisis.
Resolr(d, That we recognize the weekly Times p
true exponent Of Democratic principles and most
cordially recommend to the support Of every demo.
erat in this and adjoining counties.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25

Q-some two hundred Catholics, in the State Of Indi-
ana, have published their determination not to vote for
any one who has favored Kossuth or his canse This
will donbt be considered by all jndcious men Of the
same persuasion i'll advised in the last degree Pro-
scFlpfon Is two-edged sword, not be used in this
country The same men who advocate Kossnfh and his
cause, are generally the men who sympathizsd with
O'Brien and Meaaher; actuated by the same motives
N both easesa zeal for the Of civil and religious
liberty What peculiar religious elements may be in
VOWED IN conflict, our people will inquire. Oar
political institutions protect all religious creeds and re-
gard all like The Jew, Catholic, and Protestant are
regarded ell upon the platform Of civil and ree
Ious rights We don't allow the notion Of toIera.
fion, for no oze he's right tolerate Others The in
Irodueiion Of any religions feuds into elections here
exceedingly out Of place Those who do il will be sor
~ hereafter for their indiscretion.L Louisville Dem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25

u II the majority OF any dehberative body was ever
annoyed by minority OF trimming politicians and purc
unaduerated demagogues. it is the Democrats Of the
present General Assembly e Indiana With very few
honorable exceptions the Wings Of both Honses appear
10 have object in view but refard tina business
Legislation By Righteousness and make capital out Of the
delay II the people corld bat see these this
kind o work have and then read the lamentations
Of wing editors the time and money spent by a
Democratic Legislature, they would involunary ex-
claim Alas for the depravtv Of human natnrer'
Nothing but the esdence OF their own eyes can give
them adequate idea the rascaty Of the leaders
whiggery in Indiana .-RashcrLe Jacksonian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25
The Last Resort.

Notwitl> landing a large number Of tue Delegates 70
the Wing State Convention opposed 10 masieg any
nomination Tor GoycTnoF-theIeby expressing themselves
satisfied with the administration Of Gov. WRIGnr-a
portion oil the Wing press in the State resorua
every thing oi hch lie mind susceptible, 10 mslead
and deceive the unwary.
The last resort and the one upon which they 10
RELY most Is the Startling fact that their candidate is
Farmsr' You are appealed to support ofyonr
class, who sympath<e with aud properly appfe-
ciate your wants aud not support fppsnt dema solse
Of lawyer, such as Joseph A. Wright
Now, what is the fact OF all ihsl Mr.. McCasiy has
been wealthy merchant the city of indianapolis, for
the last thirty years, and Cor aught know, was an
heir the which he made his upon ia the
is no farmer and has never worked day on farm
Yet the cry is Kept up that he IS farmor!
III is any merit for have raised himself IA
the world from obscuTity, and most abect poverty
position OF honor and usefulness Gov. Wright is entitled
TO that merit. He is VIGOROUSLY practical Mechanic
bnt has had considerable farming experience He
has the advantage VIGOROUSLY Of practical knowledge
Of the pow and the harrow bat understands the theory
Of Blackstone and Chitty.
There is no doubt about the election Of Gov Wright
but will Decatur county give him decisive msicryl
We have heard object to him. in any instance
we have thought he could carry this county, AMI we
shall continue think until something than the
expression Of the Press is made against him-Greeas-
btrgh Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25
STEEL AND CAST PLOUGHs.

uyHE undo ened would inform The Farmers Indiana
that he now receiving from the manufacturers The follow
ing Steel and Cast Plows, viz:
800 Raymond Hunter & ce's Steel PiOws, all sizes,
$50 John Roberts Co = Steel Poys, ali sizes;
IS Rocker & Lewss Steel Flows, all sizes;
80 Sloops Improved Cast Mould Board Flows all Sis
p Peacocks improved Cast Moud Board Piovs all SECS
% Diamond Steel Flows;
Sub-soii Steel Piows;
Roger Patent Steel CulivatoT Teeth;
Steel Mould Boards, right and LEI handed;
The above Is The largest and superior QuaT
OF Flows offered for ssle Indiana They warranted 10
give entire satisfaction respect sale and viii be
sd for cash Cincinnati prices the OF Red Anv,
Washington street Indianapolis by THOMAS BUST,
feb6d3iwfw Agent for the manufacturers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25

1.-THE Indiana State Journal will persist ia cracking
broad Jokes. Hear it again.
There never has been time in Indiana, since 1910,
that the Wings felt confident Of success than novg
And again:
Hundreds who have heretofore acted with the Demo.
cratic party beginning TO he convinced that the
measures Of that party such promote the
best interests OF the country and now willing Ia act
with the Wings"
If the Journal goes this way much longer Winch
es husines will be done up; the people will refuse 10
laugh his fun when such rival is 'going IL" on the
high hgure.-Cin Enquirer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25

IIIhere seems TO be quite controversy ia Louisville
on the question whether Kossuh was not honored
by her citizens with san enthusiastic reception" The
Courier asserts one thing and the Journal anoher.-f
Louis Times.
There Is no question about H.. Never has any one,
during our citys history, been honored Not only
were thousands assembled to hear him, but a wide
spread enthusiam pervaded whole city durin1 his
solourn here--LonisgiNe Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25
Fire and water-proof compos;tiou Roofing Material

7yiiE undersigned respectfully beg eaveAo call Inc attention Of
the community this invaluable material for Roofs In me
cities has almost entirely upeceded all other kinds Of
Roofs and @ city although but recently Introduced, has IN
instance given satisfaction Arrangements
perfected 5y which the subscribers enabled 70 execute
all orders for the Roofing Material either country the
shortest notice, and favorable
They they effect consider allie
saving Of side and croswu which goes far towards paying their
cost and protection against fire presenting an nconbcsube
harne bodies falling Them Being nearly level,
they be used conveniently all The OF
yards The daily OF Roofs which refer sufficiently
liciies LOUDEN & DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-25

1.-THE exports Of breadsufIs from the United States
TO Great Britain and Ireland, from September LIST to
date. include BOZ 552 brIs -four 1924 256 bushels Of
wheat this year, against sos 456 bs -four and 700 473
bushels wheat last year Reducing the wheat to Hour,
there IS decrease this year Of equal to IO2 1888 brs
hour.-Cin. Price Current, Mayek I7h