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... FREE TRADE WITH AMERICA., GREAT PUBLIC MEETING IN MANCHElSTER. MIANCIRSTER, TitTJRSDAY.-Last evening a most over- flowing and respectable meeting took place in the Corn Exchange in this town, to hear a detailed statement from James Curtis, Esq., of Ohio ...
... SiUit-Allow me to express my gratification on reading tte article upon commercial arrangements between this sp kingdom und America in your paper ef this morning. I niv; gratifiel, because the vlewe expressed were so just and important. The peouliar situation ...
... fitlritil you, tinder the foregoing heading, Is not to enter into IL Intilute examinition of the progresi of manu- faictures li America, or to iatitute elaborate cotiparisoitS bettween ihell), und the stupendous results which have fticted froil the coilhibinition ...
... I SUPPLY OF GRAIN FROM AMERICA. anti or ~s In a ~ FItOV A CORtREOI'ONOE11,1NT. the peid fapprehended carity ait home it is h, grtfigt erceive the prospect of' abuntdaince . abroad, a; pospect which seems very suddenly to tory hiave brst upon the imaginations ...
... and retained their E slaves, and ever sinte the negro population of America had S been employed in the production of that raw material of our S staple manufacture. We now paid America ten millions E sterling per alunumilm for her supplies of thait article ...
... speak of the conclusion of a commercial treaty bet wen the States of the German Customs Unton and the United Sttes of North America, though It has not yet been 1tie'boforo th, American government nor to nil the Stattes ; ii seOms that titers are points in ...
... to r~eeive thes produce of A~merica. duty free, while America received Biri tish goods a duty free, we hold op~posite opinions ats respects the sefects y which would be produced were England to adwsit, ith pr,,oducef of America duty tree, while Auierica ...
... River and sailed the Emanuel Boucher for Bahia, Robert Small for Bombay, Sir Charles Napier for St. John's, N.B., Express for America, Sailedall the windbound, except the Agostina for Lounceston, and the Blanche for Cadiz. Ori' DovER, JUNE 24.-Arrived the ...
... this country, Liverpool was its chief port of entry. This was the case, especially, when grain and flour were cheaper in America than on the continent of Europe. This happens to be the case at present; and now that the repeal of the corn-laws has opened ...
... was lying there with his flag in the Hiberiia, 1'0, and having with him the Trafalgar, Rodney, Albion, Canolous, Superb, America, and the Terrible andl P. lyphertis steamers. The Vanguard was to rejoin from Gibraltar when her bowsprit was refitted. Her ...
... manufacturers showed much firmness in prices. The market closes ia this respect very firm. There are a few orders in town from America, but they are not understood to be large. No change to note in yarns. Wool: The staplers are much more anxious to quit stock ...
... hariked here for Rotterdam, intending to proceed to North America. On Thursday next six families will embark from the district of Hardenburg, with the intention of proceediig to North America, with a capital of 3,000 dorius : religious motives are the ...