New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

the following statement: ,e-, ,o1o
Coffee Of all kinds. in cwt. lols2 LOO 80
Sugar.........-..i in cwt. 1859 41J'lJ1 49, i'3,
NoIosses ~ in cYt. 6l,00J 63,9-9 Sl'@3o
IT, - lbs 35I7,l66 3,72s,Os0 ii333H
- ,,ot c;gors his 3ls3,662 J,4I7.jl2 32s33oO
80 - Gals 209jG0 29e,2sO 4ih-9)
W. ...gas. 2400O7 10000 e-J,261
Salt Fisb.......... value. A4yJo Io,Ioo c -''
Salt Fish, free value - Lao ~-'- ~.
Fresh Fish value. 14l2o 14,y2s 49,.
Fresh Fish free .....-.y value. I'VO c-loo,
Glass ........-.....--ya!u ne. t20so9 I-c'cy cc5S-
Tanned Leather value. +3",2sl i|O,'s 49,
Ne.s Pork 272s1 20l22 4iys
- van . cwt 1851 1896 1921
Cotton manufactures val ue @sOo9I6 1y,o2io o
India Rubber value. t9,l'y tll',2 80 .
Iron and Hardware. value. 43j0,2ll t+61141 Ifpo''o
Machinery value. $1,000 il'y92 Loi'it-
value. toe'SoS = 20
In ..,....vauo. tl3. $50 tl9t, 3I t-.von
SilH value f5i;asi f7j&57 17o53l3
hon-Bar, Rod Sheet value - ]i=iy5 $500 $500
Boiler Plate and k way value N1i'7-' -
The importations of Sugar, which have continued TO
increase in spite of the present hlgn duties VIII receive
a considerable augmentation from the reductioh vi
duties soon to take effect The Temperance movement
los not Ieff sny mark on the importation OF spirits,
which has steadily continued to increase Inc decrease
in the article of Cotton manufactures III I90|' Is aIu-
butabe 10 the fact that considerable supplies were On
hand at the beginning OF the year American Co.touS
have almost entirely beaten the Engsh article Out ie
market This result is owing to the superior quality OF
American Cottons; their greater evenness, beter ma
teris and SURPRISING durability There are plenty oI
persons who would rather purchase certain descriptions
Of American Cotton goods than receive the Elsi'Sh
sTticle for nothnq The reason why American C0ttOns
are supeIor 10 English is probably 10 he found IN the
circumstance that the material Is necessarily OF
greater value in England than IN the United states Inc
English manufacturer picks the Cotton, usilS the me
porops for superior kind of fabric, and wo ng mp the
coarse ar refuse part into strong Cotton fairies; and it
is nrecisey in coarse CotOns that the Americans 30 far
heat the English; the former, in all cases, using the
Cotton "as it is and never thinking OF working the
refuse up into a coarse kind Oh iabrlc.
The following statement shows the tunuage of our
Canals, up and down, for the last three vars;
1850. 1881. 1882.
Tunnage of property up and down $4,000 69l7 1900
Tunnage of all vessels up and down 100 'ft+J r53
ST. LAWRENCE.
Tunpace of property up and down .2sslo3 5000 '25Ij
Tuage of al vessel, up and down. 800 20 J26O 1oJ415
CHAMBLY AND II. OURS LOCK-
Tunnape Of property up and down l09Gn 1925 r174
Tunage of all vessels mp ard down li4Jyi 'o0I '''I'
BURLINGTON BAY.
furnace Of property No and down. 1897 5sI03 75Hl
Tunage of all vessels up and down 43G9O l-2lO J5922l
81. AIMS Lock.
Tunrocp of prOuorty I'D and down. J@s3) llJ93 "'OIl
Iunsge Of al vessels UP and down 24302 l02 i0 losGi9
This it must be confessed is poor account TO give
the trade of our expensive ald almost unequ1ed Canals
The Weand shows the greatest but there is not
much trade to share with rival canal projected on the
American side OF the Falls But i'll such CAGES we must
the projected ship canal to connect the 81 Lawrence
and Lake Champain the uncertainty u6t the Amer
leans will make a ship canal from Whitehall TO Albany,
and the fact that the Welland Canal is not OF sufficient
dimensions to allow the large vessels OF Lake Erie to
pass through These difficulties it would be OF the ut
most importance to overcome; but over one OF thom
this Province has control and remains to be seen
whether Americans will be found ready construct
Canal of sufficient dimensions from Whitehall to
Albany
Hon. Mr.. Justice Sullivan, Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas died in this city few days ago. An lrlsn.
man by BIRTH he came to this country IN youth studied
law with his uncle the late Dr. Baldwin, to emf
hence in his profession, became councillor OF Or
Francis Bondhead when the Liberal Cabinet resigned on
the question of responsible government; sue
cessively a Minister of the Crown under Sir George
Arthur, Sir r. Thompson, Sire. Bagot, Sir Z. Metcafe,
and Lord Elgn disappointed to the Bench IN l5i5, az
which tine he held the office Of Provincial secretary
An inconsistent politician, genius wit, he adorned
every position he held by his talents but often pro-
yOked the seyerest criticism his administrative acts
He was charged with having advised the Governor not
TO reprieve LOunt and Matthews who executed for
political Ofenses growing out OF the rebellion OF 1851
but he subsequently joined the liberal party and exerted
all his talents in their favor in lo4, when Sir Charles
Metcafe attempted to reduce the government Of the
province to despotism The vacant Judgeship will be
offered to Hon RObt. Baldwin, late AttorneyGene
of Upper Canada but it is generally believed tnaV ne
will refuse in which the present Attorney General
for Upper Canada will most probably receive tne ap'
pOintment Firsclass legal talent is article IN
the Province lust now; and the Bench being for the
most part of the Tory complexion the ablest lawyers
find their account in arrayng themselves on that side
the better to get hearing from their lordshps.
The reduction effected in Canal tolls on the fol-
lowing articles viz pot and pearl ashes bacon, beer,
butter cider junk lard, lard OIL pork rags talOw vine
gar and window glass, is as below
Ns sss Rate ssisE FER old 9aa E asi. Rs'
polleud Canal ID IS. %.