New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22

The EXPORT demand for the South American coast has
been quite satisfactory and is ncr asng. The recent
advices from Manchester are not encouraging. Cloth
Of ali kinds is heavy and depressed and the dunets Of
the market verges total stagnstion In India goods
the difficulty Of eecting sales is extreme, and even
rates iuinous TO the manufacture the buyers operate
suaripgly. Other kinds Of cloth are Also much de-
pressed and with very little business, the market
closed heavily. .I Il.
Oar importations Of British and Irish Woolens the
past year neary third Of the entire expota
ton of the United Kingdom, and amounted 10 over
sl8 600 600. OF this amount only about 81 coo, goo
was comprised in cloths Of all kinds-Dufels, Cash
meres &c.-while tie balance, $5 0O0, 600 was made
up of mixed stuhs Flsnnels Blankets, Carpets aud
Worsted stufs, which are not made in considerable
quantities in this country. Tie importations from
France, Germany, and other counties, will show
about the same relative proportions. From this
it will be observed that wide and extensive diver
siscation of fabrics is offered TO the American
manufacturer, and 1t 10 to be hoped that an impulse
NAV be gwen that department under the operations
of the new revenue act and that enterprises may
be organized TO manufacture fabrics which Dot
present made in this country. The grand total
of the machinery engaged in the Wooden manu-
facture Of this country lie email, and lite adsp-
tation to the higher styles Of goods is nearly i'm
possibe. About the only goods which win be greatly
protected by the new tariff the manufacture Of which,
could be successfully carried on with our pre-
sent macbinery-are the low heavy Wooens, over
coatnes &c--witb cotton warp and flied with sA0ddy,
which we have chiefly received from Germany.
This is wide field and would be inviting to the cap
itast ii confidence could be felt in the pernaneDcy Of
the new policy just inaugurated. Az would require
an entirely different class Of machinery from that in
present USE il would be attended with large expendi
lures The mil-owpers have within few years dis
PLAY ed such taste in designs and mch skill in the
ufacture Of fancy cassmeres us 10 almost control the
market against any foreign compettoni and, under
reasonable tariff could maintain the relation TO
other branches Of manufacture We know Of no mill
at present engaged in the manufacture Of broadcoth in
this country.
A more detailed review Of the Dry Goods market
appears in TIE SEyI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The Chicago Press says:
The crop. Of las. testing the ..oas. capacity
are stored the various warehouse, Of the city upward Of 100
90 bushels while Of Gate snd barley there are oyer one NIL
.nisy od and the balance w be able receive only about
ten ds longer To relieve The warehouses. abon, dozen YES
s. have boz chartered and viii be loaded while
we are Informed that the Illinois Central Railroad Company
Instructed he agents to ship no more grain In bun TIL r
propeller Ncoq:sn chartered to proceed
p e the stsi o. a.. as n ~ oseaas Of Ss
navigation, .r.. ...
An Alabama paper gives the following statement Of
the finances of that States
Tho bonded debt OF State 90 AS 400; annual interest
sls5 The domestic debt $i2s iaot Of which draw,
interest," being tho 10th section and University fund nc The
Legislature has Just authorized be issue Of 900 90 an bonds
Southern copEsm ssooooo The t.anes IN the Treasury
the list Of January last S2 6s; net during the
present yea. ss.inssd SS total Of means 1860
600 Size expenses. 2CooO to.s t5se5o Total
e.msfed to Be the Treasury a. the close Of the
b sse are not tai en- into the above estimates, lacy are ex
pected 70 be Of the sae Of State bonds and the Is
"a. OF easury There was no increase Of taxes by the
isH Iesssais although the expenditures were largely In
creased"
T1e Boston Daily Adrertiser Of yesterday says:
Money continue, TO be easy and plenty With but te employ
OF business does not change and the Imposition TO undertake
operations does not we near o. some LEW
hpaly be settled peacefully Gold DOW scs1mu ang with
grest rspdity The current between Sewfo'f and boon
now in favor aud thus tie banks ho:c enjoying the
bene6t Of the gain ch the EewYoh banks making be
increase Of spoe In ss street for week past exceeding half
IL /. sts.ed that as been made By Mr. r Mao
donald d. p for West Middesex to lease the whole hne OF
to ASSOCIATE with himIe number Il prae Canadian railroad
men 70 each whom would be assigned the mansseneb, Of
s s.p II % q. i ss s. ss' &c e.;
years. p.o...a ~; no ~ ntn =. a,
from junction with tho Newly ork snd xro 70 the
Ohio Line BY the h't Of September next me ne" ''"
Th. chief contractor Of the road under obsationse do
work the road 70 the amount OF sooo PEI month Ihs
rcd ~ Ss hss s: 3. s:
from aswYork City 70 this pscs I'm about i've msasa''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rur0arEe yos r NJ & ss
.sHEsrhs inquiry soa,:.s .ad The nsrt't b steady q