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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

Shall we not hear from Collector Bronson in reply
to the recent By Authority" illumination from Wash
ineton Hitherto we have not observed that the Col
lector has begun tart correspondence with any body
nor come out at the small end of any begun upon
him by any body else.
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REVELATIONS OF WASHINGTON.
.s.rondence Of The Ny. Tribune

Correspondence of The \. Y Tribune 40,
WASHINGTON, Saturday Oct ., 1893
II is supposed here that Collector Bronson VIII make
sueh reply to Secretary Guthres letter as TO render
his resignation removal inevitable and quite accept
able TO the Secretary 1t seems that Col fOrney,
while endeavornQ to establish an organ in New-fork,
did not meet with that encouragement and substantial
aid from the Collector which he supposed ne mad a
right TO expect and upon his return here ne made such
an adverse report TO the President and Cabinet touch
inc that obstinate and cOse-hsted finctionary, that
pretexts were sought for picking quarrel with hlm
And they were found plenty as blaekberries m tue
New-York Custom House-brawlng for Dickinson
and the Hard Shells Hence the letter OF tue oecre-
tary of the Treasury. The Cabinet is unit on
any question of insubOrdnatl0n or on distribution
of the spOs, and You may rest assured and so INFORM
the Collector that all and every refractory ocehoder
will be dealt with summary after the FASHION oil the
late Collector Of Buffalo They must either die or re-
sign. From appearances here the wings Oh NeW-iorA
will walk over the course in November and come OUT
ahead of the Hards and Solts Truman smith, VINO Is
now here ventures to bet on IT, and he Is considered
unerrng in his Judgment OF election results Inc
Democrats here are divided in opinion, and are where
the Dutchman expected 10 find his COW, on both sides
Dutchman in Texas took his son John to look for
lost cow They followed up creek Til they came 10
tree which had fallen the creeh, ami mere the
Dutcbman said: Now John you 90 over and follow
CUP tother side, and will 60 up on this side ana
" then we will be sure to find her on both sides
Among the amusing and melancholy accidents which
beel the Hard Shells, al their ratlhcatlon mesthg IN
YOUR CITY, when their rckettypatorm tell ana ainost
kilt Mike Walsh outright, we have heard OF one "ncn
has too much mirth in il to be lost The venerable
editor of The CararaugHs Republican, was On the stand
with Mike Walsh and other adamantnes, at the tlme
the platform fell, and down he went with the teTL.ned
Like Fastaf he has an alacrity at sinking We'll
after the wounded and bruised and bleeding were gath
cred and cared for il was discovered on close in
specton that the honorable editor Of The Caadraa-
gus Republican, besides some bruises and scratches had
lost his wig The Oss was irreparable, and what ag-
grayated it thousand fold, that the loss fell upon
a widOWer.
II is said that Mr. Redfeld, tie Naval Ohcer, and
an old friend Of Secretary Marcy viii succeed Judge
Bronsona as Collector, aud John /. OSulli7an VIII De
appointed Naval Officer Gen Dix has written request
ibe the President 10 relieve him from the duties OF sub
Treasurer and pretty decided letter it was TO- C. D.
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LEcTUfIRs A6Ay.-We are informed that Ms Icy
sIosE hes prepared Lecture fr Lyceumso Am Hutch
nson and that the Rev. AsrosETTE l. BRowS has pre-
pared one with the same end on The Old and New.
among the Lecturers FOX this winter may be also included
Rev W H. CHAxxISo. Of Rochester y. Y who has pre-
pared .uo Lectures either or both Of which he viii be
geedy deIver any Place ee accessible from Roche
,r The fret i Gil Nature AID History the second on
Woman Position and Prospects.
The Rev HExEY GUESS adde's Baesspsr Ne and rot
Hsrscr Ne before rrn-ed By
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WasHIssroS saturday Oct. :, 1873.
The pres;deut has appointed John c. y Niel, OF Penn
sn, As Consul of the United States for the pom OF
Belfast. Ireland 49,, -,
Customs for The District Of Pearl River Mississippi vice
Iobu H. Williams deceased
50 he United States during the week ending the ssh inst
Socks redeemable in is62 $4,000; do 50 . 800 dc
~ $500 do o. S29Ss5O do. &C. sllsoO0-the whole
amount redeemed in the week being s5o6oSo
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for European ercnla
tion will be issued TO MORROW MORNING at o'clock.
1t will contain all the latest News to the time of going to
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The America sails from
Boston on Wednesday at l2 o'clock.
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wRrCK nr rHE STEAMER FAIRY QTEEN.

The steamer Fairy Queen was lost last night between
Pctou Island and the Main Two passengers, eight OF
the crew and oil the officers saved themselves, but LEFT
eleven Messengers 10 their fate Eight of the passengers
aferwsrd aoated ashore the wreck Mr. Ely Cameron
one of the passengers saved three ladies sink The
captain and have been arrested to await the result
Of An invt s cation.
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FROM THE SOUTH

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Oct. :, 1883.
The brother of DR. q NJ Steiner, who shot Major Ar
mold AT Fort Graham denies the truth of the published &C
counts He SAYS Arnold fired first upon his brother which
be returned breaking A 5 arm Arnold then hred see
ond time when Steiner shot him dead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

Another Rum Murder committed in the Fourth
Ward on Friday night, the particulars of which are
given in our City Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

W,yr G1y. &c. As MEDiciSEs-We have seen para.
rsnh, IN several Journals sscrbed to The Tribune wherein
particular brand of Champagne commended as whole
some and genuine and deserving of general favor Oar
hnbiusl readers need not be tod that this aserpton
fraud-that no such paragraph ever appeared IN our
columns unless as an advertisement plainly shown TO be
such.
We have before us letter from who styles himself
physician asking refue the pretensons set up in be
half Of certain brand Of Gin the possession OF great
medicinal virtues We shall do nothing of the sort Our
readers who pay any heed to counses already know
that We regard all Alcoholic Liquors as posons Herer TO DC
safely or nnoceny mbbed by any heathul human being
but only in rare instances and in very small doses by the
sick when prescribed by skful and thoroughly temper
o,e physician To nbibe Alcoholic Liquors-Rum Brandy
Gin. Whisky-Wine Cider, Ale Lager Beer or whatever
else-oIcept as a medicine as aeFeSald-iS sIauuH
suicide.
OF course bad Liquor baleful and perlous than
ooShat is to say composed in good part of cheaper
nosops than Alcohol which either more deadly ntrin
eslly or made by being commingled and compounded
Dut which are the worse liquors, and which the bad only
we do not pretend decide Very likely those which are
sold MS pure" genuine indicated &c are as Vleiy
sduea.ed as any other We glad to see the vile stun
selling a. dollar per quart rather than fifty cents per gal
hon since less will probably be sold the higher price
Int we recommend of IT, except that it be thrown
orav When our Doctors class shall have become
thoroughly grounded in Science, it will only be given in
medicine rarely and in minute quantities asenicis now
Some friends think ought to exclude all advertise
repts of LIQUORS from our columns. We have pondered
this considerably and conclude that ought not to do
for these reasons l. These Liquors are recognized by
Physc and Lav-some OF them by Religion also-s having
legitimate use lother than beverege wherein they
are harmless and beneficial 2 Our readers are FUZZY
cautioned against the abuse Of them and can only employ
l.-o nv i'm aOnins 0h and edge
Were we to exclude advertisements of Liquors arbitrarily
and absolutely from columns it might be plau.by said
that we drusted the force Of arguments even
upon those most familiar with them and had confidence
either in the virtue the dscernment of readers So
we shall not shut thsm out but We do not want them
and we warn the advertisers that since is their dOsre 10
address those who will be likely to buy their commodities
heyare probably waiting hermoney by advertising Lquo'
in these columns We have readers than any other
Amer, en- paper with the smallest proportion Of rurndrnk
.r You might well advertise Chinese idols in the Ca
ze,te Of Constantinople as Liquors in TIE Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

SECRETARY DOBBIN AT BOSTON.
BosroS, Saturday. Oct. 2 1888.
Secretary Dobbn arrived in the city this morning and
is stopping at the fremont House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

The latest returns from Georgia indicate that Hers
chel V johnson, Democrat, is chosen Governor b.
about 900 majority and that Congress is five Demo
Gratis two Wings and one doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

WHEELER H. BRISTOL, the Soft candidate for
State Engineer, is Division Superintendent on the
Erie Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

The Aa-arer dcs Ues'eEs OF = Louis, contains skill
fully written notices Of the Italian Opera there now per
forming Tor the first tine. The Leader IS ArIn' 80
prano lie vres Baritone Taffanoli Tenor Arnold
hole compapy. a persons So travels art
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sEwINe M.cmNEs-AM persons making. selling

SEWING NaCrnNEs.-An persons making, selling
usng Sewir Machines having needle or needles WIN IA
eve near the ron against infringing Oh
aus. granted sept To- 1919 all nfinsors win be held
srous Me The following persons licensed 70
Manufacture sell Sewing Machines under said Pa,ent va
Baker Co, the Ame
Msepec SEWING Machine Co. aud BaItho Of Nch
pls Bits and A. Ierow Of Boston Messrs oodredse Meme
a Moore. Lynn. Mass and A. b. Howe. OF " =,
ELlAs HOWE JR, PAeutee OF the Original se"ins Aohne
Nc sos Rroadw~- tSowNork and No - Hanover ST. o'S'Vn
sent
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Nem'9lork Daily Gribnms
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No r ran he taken of ANONYMOUS Communications Whatever
insertion must be authencad by the name eno
address necessarily for puehcat0n ou a.
guarantee Of his good faith.
We Cannot undertake rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
WISCONSIN WING STATE CONVENTION


The Wing State Convention nominated;
For Governor. ........ L. J. FARM I'LL
Lituf GoverroT..........E D. HOLrON Milwaukee
SscretaIv Of safe .......J A. HADLEN. JeGerscu.
Controller ...............J 5. BAKER. Brown Co
Gov Farwell accepts the Maine Law candidate excu
syev.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
ACCIDENT or THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

On saturdav evening at about o'clock, cattle tram
FINN Aban ran into the o'clock milk rain from the SANE
plere which vas ,vitehed OF near Tiyol Dutchess Co
There we. sorne Misunderstanding as to the switching oil
a, tha place one Of the employees making the ofaef o.
NJ Decker the switch tender an Whenthe clocA dD"H
E1rr,ss tram along, another COLLISION 'soA P@e
Putnam tie engine Of the Express tam having run n
70 rear Of he cs;e train portion OF which had been
ho,ted On The min taek thus endangorng lie lives Of
hnndrels Of rersous The AS collision occurred al -
oelookP n and resulted in tie snashnc up Of The TX
press prne Putnam which ran of the rack toward the
river the engine ana tender jaming up The baggage car
With little niury however 10 the baggage The Engineer
OF the Express troin 5r erson thrown from the en-
ane into The river cutting his hand and badly orusng IA
Lin ard fireman named Abraham Fo'an Of Schodaek
received very evere confusion N the lower part OF the
abdomen and his back was also severely injured Nhen
orr Reroer who was on the train a; the tine ef Foir
WAS not exIected to survive Not long ago, DToef Oh o.
Wa Killed on the sane road The con asson oecasoned D.
tic collision pitched several OF the passe myers OF the IL
mrs train ont Of tor seats New York lady m the sec
ond passenger car nalned Nrs. Wenet OF No Franklin
81 Who was returning from Montreal Y T. Wiz
her husband who ives sit,ing near the door a
the forward part Of tie car, was pitched hea
forward with her infant in her arns sgaJ q the sde Of
eIos, and Is said have received seo nuy anu
have broken ono Of be- rbs Sha m'ish distracted
the accident Her husband who Wa citing opposite . d
small ses was also thrown cut Of Js scat cons $50
distance but seriously injared. A il al " pa
sencers the express train great s.a q rep
taton and expected every mOIner 70 lose their iSs ne
IL eyery enc suppesins lhat Two engines had on IL CO..
lzon Put the three t.a'ns al bound ion The foal
70 NewYOFk An smigraGS passenger arr the rear o.,
the cattle TAN stove. IN by The EHze engine anu
lucshed 10 stems together with one orwo came Af'
Several beeyes and cal5es Kidd - many hJlIe'
Il the violence Tho milk or way ra5 had several p's
seng.r ssrs attached and E.ih her engN tie tane' DO"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

CrrsrAL PuAcE-Ihc number OF aaia-i'ons 20 ~
r,sisi Palace sturdy Vas ai'isc i'si.a'a 40. "a
I'D ar8 1srt fre Of yh.h y 81. were singh adlSzons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

WISCONSIN Though the Telegraphic dispatch Is very
blind We ner that the State Convention which assembled
Ct WATERFOWL on Friday was Maine Law Convention,
and tina; Gov Farwe wa nominated by for reelection
with an understanding that both the Wig and Free Sol
candidates previously in nomination would withdraw in his
favor II So his chance for reelection viii be fair one
Here j. he ontro WATERFOWL ticket
Tor Governor l. J. FarRel, Of Dane County Lieut..
Governor Edward d. Holion Of Milwaukee Secretary
Of state = A. Hailoy. OF JeIeroni state Treasurer,
Srmud d Hasings. OF Lacrosse Attorney General Jas
II Kuowlf0n OF Laf8setie Superintendent. Of Public In
-t-u.tion Juo o. McMyun Of Racine Bank C0mptI0ler
Jsues Boxer. Of Brown County State Prison Comm b
-ioncr : Booth. o. Dodge County.
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NEW.YORK STATE POLITICS.

SYRACUSE, saturday Oct. :. 1888.
Francis E. Cornell nominated at Port Byron, on
Wednesday, a candidate for the State Senate for the
XXlVh District and John Z. Human, at Rome, on
Thursday for the XlNth Both Soit The delegates
from the town of Florence boled at the Rome Conven
ton because one of them rejected for voting for o. B.
Mattcson last fall.
ALBASY Saturday Oct 1853.
The two sections Of the very harm niOu Democracy in
this county held separate Conventions 10 day al the same
house and each nominated candidates for District Attor
new one Hard and the other SOf. John j. Hi was the
nominee Of the former and Andrew !. Covin Of the lat
ter The Wings will agree upon Hamilton Harris brother
of the Judge who will be elected.
BUFFALO, Saturday, Oct. :, 1883.
A. H. Walker OF Freionia, has been nominated by the
Wing Senatorial Convention of the NNAlld District a.
their candidate for the Senate.
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T IVa,hn, Lsoa Is tie Democrats eand dale oE GOV
crnor Of Mankind not Wa 4 Hamilton, "a we gave 4
I,r1tn = M for Coneress IN the estern District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

Wsrrcnrsr1r Co-The Wing convention Of tbs county
nst OF Saturdav al Chapvaqua ard nominated
To- T-.srrf Al -5-l~,--Ed.ald V--s Pe9asEll
F,r Ss,5t prr-CIczGE DoLTEy, Weschs'ses
r. salice sas.l1s-Jc0kIE Ua--s Os-iuins-
Resolves ndorsiIg the Wig STATE Ticket and the speedy
completion Il the Erie Cana passed unanimously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
DEPARTURE OF WE CITY on GLASGOW.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Uct. :, I5oJ.
The screw steamship City of Glasgow sailed at noon for
LIVERPOOL with 800 passengers and ESQ 600 specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

SEWING MACmNEs-GRovER, BAKER N Co-Ihis
machine justly approved and n eonfSyesy eHis
Setween A aud other patent. OAces No " Cninoes
EeYok HaymakesgusTe, Boston, No 4! south fhs rh'
delphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

CRISTADoRos kAIR PREsERVArlVE AND BEAOIl-
Is wonderful hss attracted the notice OF me
London Pres The Ahcnsum calls an American Hair d l.
Ian ~ sreef ucr does Cor IT, popularity on the
opinion press livery bottle IS an irresistible Hess3nct
NE certainty with which gosscs sons pe0euatcs and
eesu the commands cor general patronage Prepared and
.odb Nv No. q Astor HOuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES Long known, Sc
verely tested sl,- shtthe w.,
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~ More Testimony, the strongest kind IN favor
nj pr HosfLANpS oHIERRsrEp GESxtN prepared
Ir AZ Jackson Philadelphia The following account q
sure Of The Rev. W. exssica
eI,oniole NCNqaoSS, SIs4aShAuaa Co Pa, Feb. T.
m q NJ JACKSON, Dear Sir. Iboieve German
% Mai they represented be- For thas
r.. ouhd with ChrOu.c piaTIha hps ycnsshtas
middle Of last September when became
fehled and finally prosra,ed By H. Ny stomach and the
.emlranes OF els became dsead diseased and inactive
An thai con6ion called spoR physician who understood my sso
mi chez and IN restored seton &c
aou es Bot s and bowels were no, sn oasae
20 the relax frequently che ed ~ pow
the digestive but partially p5sn tnH resslir
Functions, togehe with ne1Vop ecoy hess -
for The Christian Chobise noticed pa HoeILsNos
BTTtes advertised aud several ecTffcas snnexec reeota
5ns yosr Bers IN similar 20 mine sen to yosI SEN ~
1uREEt- a. Moatross and procured hoies aaa n "a
seSeias 70 directions strictly Before lad ass sp A. rs 20
te found tas the coating ss being removed tom m Se
snc the bowels and stomach becoming natural and regular b
used hve boes; have been materially helped aoe
to hope that being restored whereas TIE
hsd been working brought lew, kn IN
November despared sated
letter Of Elder O. ~ STRAIT and pahkbed IN The ChIn
Chronicle Of December Sd Now ar that hlt few a.
this section know anything AhoG Brs wish the
did; believe there hundreds IN ibis who might Be
cured ofthose Ber Yosrs respectfully
For sse BY respectable deal n n mecene everywhere
For sale In New-York By A. b. D. Sends No 100 Fulon
Nlhsmt; and G. n Rns corner OF John and Bread
Eas; ana by dealers a medicine eyeryWhefe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

SEWING Reconsideration AGAINST MAssA-
IA notorious that the imperfect and worthless
Sens Machines which crowded the market from
or whence things originate
Our made mandatory corner OF Centre
nd ard genuine suhantih and per
fct Can anime them, at office, No SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
Tur RTssIANs AND TURKS.

1HE RUSSIANS AND TURKS
Let hem fsht III they're tired the heIco Tgks snd O'sseai
While We Iii the insects that hidt N tn cTaeAs
The kugs the mpsketoes and reaches
The rats We punish and likewise The mlcoi
LVoNs Powder and Pills DO the job up quite nice,
The vermin aud II stcts 20 death they eltice
And one, After encroaches
No WONDER lis WAS TnANKFUl-READ AND
yVpsR FoR NouRsELNEs ...,
CrNILrNrN Havng experienced the beue h c-cs Of Dr.
ALIASES CelehSafod Liver rms ake pleasure
nendirs the ppbc is warranted ia syns isa hy
liver complaints and bilious dis 1ss 20 nat
difficult oas s'and'us my'e'f VS. sisd With hs
sres6h dcsse ycass and o. how thsaAi am A
heard OF these Fs purchased O. enc q yoai 9sH'' ai'
loxes AMI before hsl t. hca ho tlird box CONN @ cured
ISsriv believe brt 5f D. MLASE's Liver l ud AVE now
j. cnfons t1e et o hiitn
and s.nA viEa che etCcuey % d. Y ANh~ l.
kuA Besides health con@e- het fsve saved IT.
rrN or three hundred dollars ply aci,n fec
TAs testimony give YOU with ne Creates reass eva a. e I.
% something toward making tnse nN~eA+se MS AN'" -
all v NO resuaering WITH hvtr compliant - =. ~,
NiLitsA HISS Traveller IN Nesic-s New 1oTs.
Purchaser viii please aua take n pi-
De MCiANKS LvSEfns There other fa ruNc rms 70 Dc
Lives Pills h<iore The pallc
sod Rholesse by Y. Clkener Co, NJ e. Barclay ST. Boyd
Paul No CO CoanS It, also BY al respectable Or gs in rs
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
Rraineaa Notices.

To CLOSE BUYERS FOR CAsu-We nave ,i
~ n. sOins style. Of Goods. and are dsPo'sd to make
-. ..,v4ses upon them 70 TeSaoe orr stoek
Hamilton Brow Canton Fis1nes
a.,Oskess A. Brown Canton Fianneh
sr.ek.ar b Brown Canton Fisnnes
pe,peren Cen.eD Flsnneis
us,tswsn Canton Flsnreis.
sz.n.rds Canton FlAnnels
"a coburrs and e. Alpseess and hohair
White Dones FsrDels low priced
NouLIoS PLiAFToS, WmLIAss Co.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
Mushroom Aristocracy,

The Newburyport Herald, allading 10
the growing evil OF extravaganza in the
United States, says
"There is not country in the world
where the people are becoming so extra
VACANT IN their mode OF dress and living
as in the United States. 1t is one Of the
worst signs Of the times. The habits OF
this mushroom aristocracy are really dis
gusting. How it looks to see boys sport
ingdiamonds by thousands Of. dollarsworth
al time, whose fathers were accustomed
10 wheelbarrows, and whose children are
pretty certain 10 be in the work-house.-
And girls, silly, simpering things, weigh
ed down with jewels and bracelets, whose
mothers broke their backs at the washing
tubs, securing floors, and picking oakum..
The real substantial arstocracy never in
duIge in such fopperies and fooleries."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

Tie duty on IKool.-Mr. Peter A:
Brown, tho distinguished and learned
advocate of sheep growing in this coun.
try has addressed communication to
Senator Cooper, Of Pennsylvania, re:
monstra,ing against the proposal to take
off the duty entirely, now existing upon
wool worth less than ten cents pound.
Properly speaking, he SAYS, there is no
wool imported into tho United Stalss
that is worth less than ten cents u pound.
| presume that the recommendation re.
fersto certain tleeces of,ho sheep, which,
in England, are called "!ong wool, .
but which is not wool at all but hair.
that is imported from the Medilerr,ne'
an aud South America. To take off he
duty on this article, he urges, you'd
prove highly injurious to many persons
in Virginia, North and South Carolina
and Georgia; some Of whom are sctu.
ally engaged in raising tho species Of
sheep that produces This hair, and 9TH
ers are making preparations to enter in'
to this valuable branch of agriculture.