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... TIlE ENGLISH MAIL. TO AMERICA. W~e ( Times) .have re'cei ved among our letters by the Columbia t~le following statemnent, whichl we give w ithout alieratin, amfd with no opinion as to its car - *ectness : Herafd QiSce, Montreal, Monday, Dee. 12, 1842 ...
... DECLINE OF THE TRADE WITH AMERICA. It appears from a return just laid before Parliament on the motion of Mr. Thornely, that the exports of British goods to the United States in the year 1842 were less in value by the sum of nearly Twelve Hundred Thousand ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... shirking, quibbling, hairsplitting; until at last it has become in the cities of Europe an article of commercial faith, that in America it is considered a particularly ' smart' thing to ' do' a number of creditors out of their money, and then to amuse them with ...
... 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 ...
... remains in the same tranquil state as we have represented for many weeks past. Our export trade is steadily improving with America and India; and with a prospect of low prices here for manufactured goods, we may reasonably expect to receive large orders ...
... of failing crops either in America or; Canada, for the wheat crops have been quite as good in both- these countriesiduring the last two 'years as they ever .are.- The truth is, that the general .range of prices-in &America is much higher.than is siiaily ...
... seven years. an IT is always observed that not only is the English trade ti4 improved by any considerable improvement in America, is but, still more decidedly, that trade in Anscrica mends wh Sen, there is an improvement in England. The market of Eng- ...