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... AMERICA. SECOND EDITION. Mercury-office, Tuesday Noon, July 13. ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA. The North American Royal steam-ship Cambria, fOfapt. C. H. E. Judkins, which left Boston on the Ist inst., and Halifax on the 3rd, reached the Mersey a little before ...
... SLAVE TRADING IN AMERICA. The following is an extract from a recent letter T from Washington, U.S.:x l I Last evening, a& I was passing the railroad depot, II saw quite a large number of coloured people e gathered round one of the cars, and from manifesta- ...
... FREE. TRADE DEMONSTRATION IN AMERICA. Mr. Webster'e speech, at Baltimore, the report of which reached England last week by the Great Western, is in every respect an important document. It marks 1 the commencement of a new era in American politics-l the ...
... PRICE OF BREAD IN AMERICA AN'D ENGLAND. Some of the supporters of the corn monopoly assert that, even - ith an cight shilling duty, wheat could be imported and sold at tvwo-thirds of the average price in this country, and that ruin. would consequently ...
... Io FREE TRADE WITH AMERICA-OR WAR WITH ty . AMERICANS? We have no sympathy with those journalists, who, whenever a dispute arises between our own country and any other, instantly address themselves to the angry passions of human nature, and display their ...
... sauie. at Jlate aot a ertt rat -at of tlaat valley Ias no aare esper tally as lor -atasikto at1roaluraag rs'gioas oh INortla America. ti It INsha c aaprt toelv recentatly tltat tttas great a a * allvyla Ia boeaa oLCcliaaCtI;' Wtad aahaea a. great paopUla- ...
... OUR PROSPECTIVE COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH AMERICA. M (From our Manchester Correspondent) al In the early part of this year we took up a de- cided position relative to the capability of America 0 to supply us with food. This, from time to time, we have ...
... with us, we have Ireland, a part of ourselves, desiring sepa- ar ration as the only means of obtaining justice. as What did America want? REPRESENTATION. It was denied; and we are now experiencing the unhappy is consequences, and so are they who made the ...
... SIR R1. PEEL'S REPULSE OF AMERICA'S COMMERCIAL OVERTURES. I It is once more our painful duty to announce to the commercial world, that another favourable opportunity for arranging a commercial treaty with the United States bas been thrown away by Sir ...
... e. A naval officer estimates that the chs uld- America could earry four 84-pounder guns, two fore and ass Car- two aft, and irnm twelve to sixteen 32-pounders along Jai hit her sides, pal em The America in appointed to sail for Halilax and New I -the ...
... articles, not being the growth, production, or manufacture of the United Kingdom, or of any of the British possessions in America, imported or brought into eny British possession by sea, there shall he paid the fol- lowing duties, viz. :_£. s. d. Wheat ...
... hostile tariff4 of Europe and America, as you know, still continue; and it is to be feared that their asperity is rather incrcasing than Etherwise. With respect to America, with respi tothe new ?? basiatelyopened to us, America already sceds cns half of the ...