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NEW ORLEANS.
q. y. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST

q. y. MORRISON,
WB0LESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines. Etc, Etc,
No. IL, magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Has On hand a large and select stock Of DRUGS
and NJ MEDICINES which are offered for sale at
prices in accordance with Northern quotations add
ing slnali advance ON cost Of same in quantities
to suit the wants Of purchasers
Commission Merchants Planters snd Druggists
can rely upon getting their goods pat up with care
and dispatch
The following articles embrace a small portion Of
my stock on hand-and 10 arrive
9vo ounces French and American Quiniue
60 lbs Cslu1uel-American and EnElish
l5J ounces Sulphate Morphine
1900 los Refined Camplor
$50 los Powdered Ipecac
So los IpecaC Root.
30J lbs Chloroforul-I 10 bottles.
80 ounces Nitrate 5 liver
rs los lnllde Putass
800 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitrc-
iH bbls Castor OIL
81 bbls Flax Seed--whole and ground.
% bbls Epson Salts
500 lbs Indigo.
1900 lbs Gum Arabic-duo and sorts
1000 lbs Tartaric Acid
200 lbs Arrow Root-Amr. and Bermuda,
So Boxes CASTLE soap
PATENT MEDICINES. Etc,
81 Gross Vermiflge.
Gross Browns Troches
5GTosS Bryan's Waters
So Gross Pills-Ayer's Brandeth's etc
60 poz, Morrison InvigoratiuE Bitters.
25 Doz. Red jacket Bitters.
81 Doz HOstetter's Bitters
s Gross Sozodunr-
Gross Morrison S pectoraI Syrup
5Gross Ayers Cherry Pectoral
So Dor. Morrison SaIspaTllla-
So Dog. Bulls Sars8parilla-
$50 boz. Scotch and MaCcabov Snuff
50 Doz Cod Iivor Oil
Also a tine assortment of perfumery Pure Bran.
dy and Wines for sale by
G. y MORRISON.
march l3d3m Il MQQurae Sfrfgt
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his Company il new fully prepared 20 take Risks
against Accsd nts Of all kinds Travellers Rzk iuclud
ed ior any amount rom $500 $4,000 and for any
length Of time from one Day to five years at lowest
~ cents VIII insure against Travellers Risk for
two Days IN the sum OF - OOu with Weekly coupen-
sation Of $500 in of total disability bv accci
dent
70 cents VIII insure You for one day against
Genera! Accidents including Travellers Risk IN the
total disability, $500
$3.50 will insure yau ten days against General ac
caens t.r 600 with weekly compensation Of s5 90
$500 wilinsure you one month against General
$500
s25,OO viii insure you one year against General
Accidentsi IN sum OF 3 0O0 weekly compensation for
total disability $ 90
Other amounts for all kinds al proportouatelv low
. This IS the only Company Of its kind domiced in
New Orleans and reference 10 the subj0ined names
OF the Directors and General Board Of References is
surhcent guarantee 70 all, Of its stability must
country
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
170, IVA ia & 176 Gre W / c h,
Cone square west of Broadway
Between Courtlandt & Dey Streets,
New York.
JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel is well and widely known 10 the
travelling public The location is especially suitable
20 merchants and business men, il is in elose prox
imy the business part OF the city-is the high
way of Southern and Western travel-and adjacent 10
ali the principal Railroad and Steamboat dspots
guests; it is wen furnished, and possesses every mod
ern Improvement for the comfort and entertainment
~ its inmates The rooms are spaeious and well ven
tilated: provided with gasand water attendance Is
prompt and respectful and the table is generally pro
yyided with every delicacy Of the season.
The subscriber who, for the past few years, has
baen The lessee ia sole proprietor, and intends
;Sentfv himself thoroughly with the interests his
bSsse With long experience as a hotelkeeper he
trusts by moderate charges and liberal policy, to
nxfntsin the fsvorabls reputation OF the Pacific
Eotsi April l4dly
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Cooking Stoves of various patterns, Parlor Stoves
Box Stoves for Offices and Public Buildings -,
All of which VIII be sold for cash at prices WHICH
defy competition. .
Jan IL dim IT, c. hEWCOmEhr
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DIR. R. KELLS

OFFERS his Professional services TO the citizens
" jackson sud vicinity. From much experience.
he Is prepared give spec sl attention to diseases
females.
Fofhee with the Southern ExPross. Residence
"MagnoliA Cottage Feb Is dtf
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"a THING OF BEAUTY Is A Joy
FOREVER"

new OEledDS.
Wholesale Ageni fer the South
CF-Sold by all Druggists. mh2sdly.
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-..SPRING..- 1866

A. wei. as the Latest Novelties In
ENJOY DRESS FABRICS,
ap,ei 10 the
lUTHERN SPRING TRADE.
Comprising:
Fancy STUFFs and LAWNS.
French AM Scotch LAWNS
TACDNE rs aud ORG ANDES
PERCALFS and GINGHAMS
solid aud Striped CHAMbRAGS
French and English PRINTS.
BAREGEo and TISSUES
B-ocLe - ~ RNAuINES..
GRENADINES ia Plain Colors
Black and Coinred ALPACAS-
CLOTH and CA>SIHEEES-
NEElSDES Sri DkAP u'ETE.
Fancy Linen DRlLLiN9S
Waite DUCK uut DRILLS
Noaaf- LAsES >HAWl.S-
F.#a,ut lTIUN4DES-
Wiia GOODS snd LINENS.
BaE0grd SKIRTS
Ladies' Drrs- TRIMMINGS.
eowEoa MATIING-wbites aud Checked
With a full line Of
AME RICAN G 0 Q d S,
LTCOEs.
SHIRTINGS and
SHEETINGS,
Which we offer 70 Merchants
AT .THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
AND on
LIBERAL TERMS
J. LEVOIS & CO,
Canal street corner of Bourbon,
araQ5ap, ORLEANS
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HUMPHREYS
N d NE Il ezra HTC sPEC CIFICs

II AVE proved from the most ample experience an
Il entire success; Simpie-Prom ut-- f tficent and
eIRbie. Tapy the Oniv Mesfcines perfectly
adapt popu use-so imple that mistakes can
not be made il u4tug hem, harmless be fres
from danger an efficient to b. always reliable.
They bave raised the highest comment ton from all
and VIII AIways render satisfaction
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E A T I n @

> L E E p I N G.
Having leased and thoroughly renovated
the House formerly kept by Mrs. johnson,
on the
Corner Of Tombigbee and President StS.,
am now prepared to accommodate the
travelling public and solicit share of pat
ronage. WM. WHITEHEAD.
March 29-d1m-
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c HI A..
The Eaeltsh Striving After n Railway
from Canton tn Esgshan- Drawing IL
Gordon Round Pekin.

The Eagitsh Striving After a Railway
from Canton tn Fssshan-~ Drawing q
Gordon Round Pekin.
From the Singapore Straits Times Nov. ~
From the North Of China have nothing to record OF
the slightest importance From fckin there Is abso-
luely news Sir Rutherford Acock is on his way to
Taku in her Maiesty's steamship Barrosa and wil we
doubt net push mt for the capital we hope,
opposed. No signs of any isention The part of the
Chfaess gonerNsd 30 keep him at distance frna the
seat 2 gouernn,em hare se, been manifeSted On his
way through Hong Kong ard Shangae his Eycellencys
attention was called TO some very important questions
which will no doubt afford HIM opportunity imme
dstcly on his arrival Of trying the temper of the mpe
fsal Cabinet During two days OF his sojourn in
this city deputaton from the local committee of
the China Railways Company waited on him to lay
before his Exceilency statement Of what thcy had
already done towards the attainment of the immediate
object in Wow the obtaining of the sanction OF the Chi
nese authorities for the construction Of line Of rdoay
from Gencn n Ftaan and of the necessary powers
70 purchase OF land, &c Repused in these attempts TO
influence the viceroy Of the Kwang rung and Kwangs
provinces in their iavor, and instructed by Mr. Robert
son that nothing could be done without the immediate
authority of the Emperor they placed themselves in his
hands, aud besonght him. in the interest Of
commerce and Of civilization, to lend them the aid OF his
unsonhted influence personal and official, with the Caii
net Of Pekn. Sir Rutherford praised but held out very
slender hopes OF any early He deprecated the Sc
lection that mad been made of experimental line, end
soyf sted o'rs s0,Re'cddt nsdrsr 10 The capital
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
slexn.iip Erin orr, Cutting, Liverpool Dec "a oeens.
Town -h. with nlsc and 90 10 the National
steam Ssvssuu &C. i1d heavy os.criy aiss tie Ont
assagc stose boAs and after bionsc and received oer
- - - 49,
siesrsh,p Ncs'snaott, wr-,.s.or New or,sans Jan Is
company with anshifs L n cngeS and Coz: i:,ca ~ "
Steamship Virgo. iisaiss, SAVANNAH a. LOug win rlfss
AMI passs SER. % Murray Ferris 60. i.tit INST OF Fry
rg ien shoals yass, siean,r steering sv showing Llv
ng .on, Fo- Co. signal son, III, Earnoxat bring
sN ~ miles passca ltarsfc heTm brig with topmns,s
above waller AND the eails stripped.
80 sirls~cfd cc " IN ~ ,hra SEE sr9Es eSin Simon
rra.Inr rom Nanas for London; 2Jh arred rIgis
W.. chip Art Mon iom shanghac fer London; Nov "a
~ ~ 100 iI,e' say PIP sh9wins dist pendant
with fcr.ins.t ,ii bovsrr Sonr and abandoned
d ahd rsssss"r q cs Fss rSS ~ s ssy ss Ss
weesg sgl sils, csn,ret fa5ier riove buwa-ks, aud
Adide Ncrris From, Fcde for Hayrv; I:h i,t ~ Ion
Z" 81 spoke steamer fsliur, touadR X.
h"rk Atlanta tBrcm), Htgemafn Brerhn 90 DAYS, With
lat - n, Ion az saw fhip MoIocha bound W Cana M
ontaC rn rssage, and lad fine weather
Hrlg Berla Eelnsto NJ llrsz) s1nrAnho, Para, days
s.ir Mafeacihs tienol hslmscrf Rio arande 20 DAYS
with hides IN q Thompson. " s''
schl Msssa.husctts oi Chathaml Buck Carthsgena, q
days with rubber &C. 20 small a Co.
schr tbte Bradford tof Dus,onl Freeman Mssapuer u
DAYS with frn't ~ Hrs son 90. Has been ~ dsvs OF
Hatorss, With hetyyN aud NE wnd. Jan or Hatter.s
vs.ses batch and other reits Of wreck 18Th hi
ior hos.on "a c' out villa los. Of bs AID boat ana hui
whru stove, and short q provisions; srptlisu her
BELOW
SHIP Consolation.
Shin Engruil.
BARK Bcssc Harris.
Brfx Mathias.
Brla RIiimora.
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-, s,.,as Assistant EnqineN-

nooav, United States Assistant Ene'n'
2 ossla,' win designing and LAYING - IL commits
James Curry, Chei ,sss-v -; - aSe trsas"rsr ana
wig e" his corps ana hearty Interest IN the
eau arc guarantee that all funds sent him will be most
Economically applied bring this noble work TO compile
ton Brevet Major H. Frantx, Assistant Surgeon uni
States Army Is President Of the Monument Board. Dr.
Frsntz is well among the soldiers OF our army HIS
fidelity and zeal in this matter give assurance OF nm
firing devotion I'LL the work is finished ,.ororinr its
defenders our nation has and win IL win not be
long before this vast city of heroic dead has reared
above ! monumeni h''.oric and worthy-monaae
Dere1iStus acre. !.
SOUVENIR REpErpoM
Among heterogeneous mixture Of queer cannon cap
tured from the rebels and landed here to-day Is part or
the famous Lecher Battery-brass twenyfour ounder
howzers These pieces bear the following inscription
Presented to the officers of the Virginia Military Insti
tute by the officers OF the Iecher artillery On the
same pate with this inscription enumerated the bat
ties IN which this battery participated II commenced
at Mechanicsvile and went through the seven days
Bull run and Anetam fights and winds up with an APP
pearsnce IN the great Fredericksburg fight OF December
1867 The guns have done travelling, but in the
end Uncle Samuel and not the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, is the beneficiary
EXPECTED DEPARTURE OF TIE cF.IcopEE.
The United States naval steamer Chicopee Comnsnaar
Arnold, which has been at Portsmouth Navy YWd sew
eral weeks undergoing repairs expects to leave tom
row for Wilmington, n c., where she has been ordered
II viii be remembered she came here from Beaufort,
where She relieved the Conemaugh
EIGHTH MAINE REGIMENT.
This regiment, mentioned yesterday rs mustered cut
starts tonight on its homeward Journey II goes 4
Baltimore in the Thomas Kelso and thence direct to An
gusta, Ne.
BEDs1EAps ny CORD.
The iron bedsteads formerly In use in the Hampton
HOSPITALS left night for the North in the James
Briy They make an aggregate bulk OF over afy cords
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Marine DIsaseevr.

srn rArSrrus from Liverpool for New yers was totally
wrecked ossr Hciyhesd. Grew saved
snr AIsios, s'horo at strcnncss, n total wrsk Eists
Of the passengers and two Of the crew were drowned
Brig Emma before reported ~rrcsed Al E.s, ssns>,cs
css Into the b>y badly iced mp hondsy aeAt s,a met
Win ras 81 boat galley. buiwarkA a. Al Daylight sh
mssr Gnrwes Lights, IN I1ymcafh and |. sttsnssna 70
wess ship sIn " Ahssi and main ssay-si rendering e
vessel ~sshy .rsan.xeab e Drfsd about al that aay
sns night W 90 o'clock wednesday orn,ns Iotb. whom
sho struck All sads took te cabin FOR shelter; hut The
90 nnde coinnlre brsch her and they wore son
driven 90" VAC the sercnd mate dohn Mcdonald or New
r.rsa "a e thc .sS rssno Iss hui:s hr,e;
v>s seen no more The ccok Jcseph Artes uu,p-r over
bosA snd ssan for The msinrasi which loped TO
dr,f shofe bni he drc~n@A TIE usta WIN Aver ~
New 1rs 90 not succeed IN grtns sut OF the cabin and
pr cfu.hed ~ sorse pcftinr ~ tis rrrk The
cthers the captain ard three or n
deck which bcsns ceiihsd AID iey suaied 10 The 49,
but &c 0raA1n ecrIrh, uec.u.s fenantsi aud fe ffc
he surf whns uengiirGlo Jump ashoe Csps Trs@A -
snsbr 70 hep D. w We wo scsller ssrei who ssrteo IN
ss & Isl, s 70 nj "a. 'f x. s... :ss I,
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fWI TREATY PeRTs THROWN OyEEgO TRADE
Tho British Pashing Their Way SILL
Further Into Chsna.
frctf cted English Railways 1eear
Canton and Rekin.
s SIAM.
Our Bangkok Correspondence.
BANGKOK, Siam, Nov. 10, 1861

BANGKOK, Siam, Nov. 1a, 1865.
srAmrE UNITED STATES.
Tho time is approaching FOR the revision Of the treaty
in 1885, between the United States and the mag
aiacont" King Of Siam 1t is matter that greatly
the merchant, manufacturer, the mechanic and
shpowners of the United States, shall endeavor
show in this paper The people of country have
appreciated this country Of the great rice
producing fields of the world, and country that is de-
pendent upon foreign nations for its luxunes and
States The United States might have had monepo
y Of the supply OF machinery II the management OF
interests here had fallen proper hands. But uufor
tunately, from Encouragement have been oused by
European competition. The fault has been own
The articles furnished high, and of that char
Acter to insure continuance of confidence This country
s new, and just beginning to develop i:s
WHAT rs REFUSED.
But 10 back to the treaty revision The pegavn or
persons should be OF known ana knowedged cha
racter at home No people appreciate II than The
6amese evnced the reception OF the prussan
Embassy, headed by Count Gutenberg He was received
with every distinction, and gained the objects
mission The importance OF this should not be
overlooked II wish 10 compete with ether commercial
nations The persons should be men not only Of high
standing but OF enlarged and liberal minds rcadyo ne
gotiate with liberal spirit with full knowledge Of the
wants OF this country and ts capacity poductveness
The United States does privileges but
70 have Its commercial Intercourse put liberal and
equal footing with other. II that done many OF
she present obstacles enterprise might nc
moved.
sIAMrsE xxroHrs
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sssss IssasS si's - rss.as.'o-a for ss@t s4
IN pfr' y s E' SIS Ss sasli
pass 'IiSs n Ssaie jonas sf Smith Willow Sonsoy
HoBiLE Jan io--Arr ships Alexander lBrl, ssraeG
Powers, Providence; Aquidneck, Bgiey New York
lith.AT ship rusearoTs pSnlsvy rhsdeipma' sns5
Boston. CID Ship wra Vail, KIrspatrck, Liverpool.
l2th-Arr steamship Mexican (Br Peters Vera crSI3
a g d ssh aH s @ Hail kSaend D'
Cynosure, Dram, Lver.uol: Success, Chase, Havet I
sshrs John 9; Lee JoidAn' Aew York Anna Le"'s'
18Th ship shaksI rSaTa New York bark ss,
Tracap New Ye SsT ieS s,ss%ss rss
NEW ORLEANS, Jan le-.rr steamship Creole Andcr-
SON. NYork Havana shin Trenton tBr Walker Liver
pool; schr Greenland Bucn Galveston CD brigs DERBY
lBr Rogers, cienfuegos: .an Antonio 'sp Dure Barcr-
Iona; schrs Leonessa. Hunt Cardenas; Favofte tMex
I3h--Arr steamship ,iabarna tBr Menieys, Liverpool
yia Queenstown: ship Fanny Larfa6ee Kendall New YORK
YORK; brig Mosherwood, smith, from Hayre Cid steam.
ships Costa Rica Harris New York; Cuyler, Dolsrd
Taylor Liverpool; Lone STAR air, Havre; barks Rome
Moses Lverpooi Pathfinder Eems iiavre; schrs Friend
| PORTLAND, Jan l9--Arr steamship Moravian tBr).
Alton NYork. Cid bark Isia new OF NYork 81 tons).
| Sewal (not smal) Charleston, So 500
RICHMOND Jan l9--Arr brig William Neskei, Ainss,
Newburg Sid sehr Rnn5on, Mathews, down the river
| to load Tor NYork. -.
| SAVANNAH, Jan lt--AIr steamship Virgo, Balhley
York; ship LIST (Br) Evcrgiar, Barcelona brig John
| Platter, Post, PHILADELPHIA; scAr Fannie Eidef shea
/ lsthArr bark Arbitrator allen Belfast; brigs Executive,
Natanzas: Bessie (Br Jackson Handy Hedel NIork gee
Harris. French Boston, schr \ Garwood, Van Gder NOW
l6th-Arr steamships SALVADOR Atkins; Chase Reath,
| and Herman Livingston, Baker Work
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IN DIA.

csmrAotlon In afghan and Along the
Puntaub Frontier Anttciy. ated-ramine
I'm Bengal-OverlanJ Telegraph 60
India, &c..
Details Of Bombay news to the 18th OF December say
that many reports were current of commoion IN the
Afghan states and along the Punjaub frontier Inere
was no apprehension, however, of any disturbance
Some doubts were felt respecting the stability Of the
Bootah treaty of peace.
There were fears of famine III Bengal.
convention between England and Turkey relative to
overland telegraph India had been signed at Con-
stantinople and sent TO England for ratification.
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J A p a N
The Attempted E0rcible Opening Of the
Treaty Ports.
IFrom the Straifs Times. Nov. 22l


Treaty Ports.
From the Straits Times, Nov. %
Tie news from Japan is summarized in the paragraph
given below from the Ncf'h China Herald and NorLet
RspWt:--
NoKouAMA--Privste advices inform us that the
LIST instant the following vessels started for the Inland
Sed, for The 3TP9 is scid Of opening Hog1 ani OsacI
70 foreign ty,de:h e. NJ steamships Princess Royal Pc
lorus Leopard, H. l. II. steamships Guerriere, Duplex
and kienchang tgrabcat,, II. " NJ steamship Eoutman
The British, French and Netherlands Ministers acconpd-
Hed ne expedition. From iies by tho same oppor-
tunty, learn that the second murderer Of Major
Baldwin and Lieutenant Bird arrested in Jeddo and
confessed bis crime The Of the cuprt was Mamya
Haiimel He vas executed on The Both ultimo On the
10th H. ~ steamship Persons arrived from Shanghae
Via Nagasak. On the seth French gentleman,
abons W go ca beard the Duplex, assaulted by
number Of Japanese officials and severely bruised.
Strange to say swords drawn, AMI the injuries
sustained were merely the effect Of blowB of the fist.
The matter under investigation but sufficient
has been as signed to justify tho assault.
uptii we know something definite with reference
TO tho movements and nteaons OF the foreign mnitera
in 5apan we say nothing IT, suggested In the
extract Gboye gwen their object obtain the
or the kadc b. the treaties entered intoby tho Western
Powers with the Tycoon We wish them every success
Nothing that they could possibly do would surely
consolidate our position in japan With tho Mksdo's
ratification 10 the treaties the opposition 81 the Dam.os
must cease and tho dours and fears many of
statesmen astothe ente legality Of claims against
the Japanese mnef he NJ end forever.
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Fire In Mulberry street..


ARREST OF NAN ON CHARGE OF ARSON.
Al about two O'Clock sunday morning The inmates
OF 4 tenement house at No. "a Mulberry street were
greatly alarmed by the cry OF ire Upon inquiry was
found to proceed from tho basement In n few mo.
ments the stairway full Of smoke Rndfhe women
and children rushed down stairs in gFent alarm 10 tho
street IL seems that John Lyons, who occupied the
rear basement with his wife, had qrancied With
her. and in his anger took lighted candle opd vet IRE TO
straw bed and scattered some straw about the floor
Ma Lyons called for help and gave m alarm Of
hrc hr Marx Davis. living In ths front basement,
hearing The cry Tor help. ran 20 her assistance.
Ho ae Lyons With lighted cande in hts hand so.l!ng
fFo - b1nchss OF straw In the room As go1n q Lyons
ss W. Davis ho closed tho door and end svors Rchp
hiniiioD .hTowing water tho flames. The tenants
thon ca,nc 10 The aid Of Davis end ,ey srcoseded
trtuhhug The fire. During the coufssion Mr.. Lyons
made her escape. Mr.. MAXWELL the ancort, caugh,
Lyons ~ tho aren, ondcsoflnS 20 esspc and placed
hin n charge OF oacer Ec'suirS Of the ~ "a Precinct
tr: Marshal Bakor was tcognphed FOR end That officer
mnae 90 investigation before Justice Dcvn. which re-.
suited IN the facts rs above stated iuslico Downing
committed the accused 10 the rOrnhs Cor Trial
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sAMrsE IMPORTS
Thu f"i'@".'-s ha n-inana exports frngn Snln 70
Che past nine years:--

The above are piculs, picul being 1881 pounds.
The whole tonnage in 1851 15l 1885, embracing 3l1
vesseis-s4 British, 1851 tons; IS American, 80 7s0
toms
The rebellion in the South drove the United states out
81 the carrying trade.
INCREASING PROPERTY oF THE COUNTRY.
Prom these statistics It viii be that the exports
have increased in wonderful ratio Rice sold here at
tbs time the treaty made sixty conts per plcul
md increased in price t II reached say the average
enc dollar and eighty cents In the year 1865 for six
months the expectation Of rice prohibited by the
government, account Of the failure OF the crop The
bcssing Of throwing open the country to FOREIGN trade
- obvious 10 every one. The people have money
nd Of course able 10 purchase foreign xur.eg aud
necessariee These fscts exhibited In their dwell
inEs and their dress New articles Of trade have boon
opened up Salt was formerly, like every thing else pro
Aicted except at the pleasure OF the King II lse<
tho export reached oots picus mostly for the Java
market Cotton has increasoi-unosfiy owing 10 the
psosHion in the United states-from few hundred
pbculs 70 600 piculs Fish exported 10 very
considerable amount last yoar reached 200 900 pcus
They go TO Java and China This trade has sprung up
within the last Ave years The sh somewhat resemble
henngs.
The following is rough tableof ssne Of The imports
lam
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Tho building was owned by The late W. W Dcl'orrest
Tho damage Wal be about $50 900, said to be insured
The damage TO the property OF Murray Roberts may DO
esfilnatod Mt $4,000 John Mcsiahon sllpw right oc
cuplcd the second oor of the building No "a. South
street Loss about $500; insured. The storage OF j. H.
hoDoy NO.. 2fv South street II only slightly damaged.
IL appears from statement made by tho receiving clerk
that about ninety bales " cotton wero taken in the
afternoon previous 10 the fire. aud from appearances
there Is no doubt that the fire In The Gotten when
put Into the store The estimate OF tho properly 10 s
sound value; in oil probability there will be salvage Of
from thirty 10 forty per cent The police OF the seventh
precinct have boon untring in their exerons 10 protect
the property exposed in copaeqnenee OF the Gre arc
deserving OF credit for Their sorvice the nep being
duty aIl night and day without resi-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

The Mikado 81 Japan hns given formal sanction 10 tn
ratification of the treaty for opening the porte OF
aud Hogo and they are to be opened 4he 1s Of
airy upon the terms Of the existing tariff with tho oths
open ports.