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... MUETALLIC RESOUT-RCES ANT) THE IRON TRADE | OF A'MERICA. L)Fm f~it,' 1jn, 1.NI q .io ?? As 5 tutu ¾ i be-n Nir itlen ontl ?? e 'abjeclt. arid a cc neP ilerall dotl of, a 0r m' I (pr oS-'01 thiat America xx ill become !i mnu' slicl -c'tu riii l to ittil ...
... LAMIRi'0ER TRADE OF AMERICA. -. ?? '1 'remom the Times.) A repat4-¢jjlrnts~d a few monviths back to the House of i l Repraegos r4jat tW asbi tgtoo, on harbour and river 'improve- ,. tneuitsctvgj ?? ititerestinrg statistics reearding the navigable Iwaters ...
... 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 ...
... FREE TRADERS AND PR11OTECTIONISTS IN TBE UNITEID STATES OF AMERICA. 1 .M,. w 11 W-1 t' W -1rn Irr]t PeMekacpa Western World ] HRetina glanced at the gene! al features of American -e. it ill be as well nlow briefly to direct the reader's antion to ...
... 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 ...
... The latest intelligence received from America is given in another column. The reader will learn from it that the House of Representatives has decided, by a majority of 163 to 54, that the year's noticc of the joint occupancy of the Oregon territory should ...
... PAPER WAR WITH AMERICA. Sin, —I represent a class, which the advance of civilisation and the increase of commercial intercourse between the two greatest commercial countries of the world have combined to render somewhat numerous. I American, for many ...
... REPEAL BOARD OF TRADE-GREAT AGGRE- GATE MEETING ON WHIT-MONDAY NEXT- CO-OPERATION OF AMERICA IN FORWARD- ING THE IRISH MANUFACTURE MOVEMENT. (FROs A COIIRESPONDEtNT.) V There was a meeting of the Board of Trade held on u Sunday last, the 24th inst, at ...
... AMERICA.—The Fidelia, Capt. Yeaton, arrived at Liverpool yesterday from New York, after a rapid passage of fifteen days. She thus brings one day's later oat's bat news. She had on freight specie the amount of 60,000/. The John R. Skiddy, New York paeket ...