... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. The Northern Whig of Saturday-says little business has been done duriagj;the week the market for bleached goods. Continental transactions were especially light. There is> evidence ef improvement in the American trade, and for ...

... quiet. The demand for Yarns for the manufacture of Linen Goods for the American market has almost entirely ceased. The Bclfa.it Whig of Saturday rej»orts— August has been dull month in most lines of finished goods. Under all circumstances of the case, tbe ...

... people they call Hessians, Jayhawkers, and a set of cowardly Yankees. Boston be Occupied by the South.—The Richmond Whig, assuming that the North is in fear of losing Washington, says:— They are alarmed for Washington, but they have not >et begun ...

... Channel Fleet.—On Thursday afternoon, six of the war ships sailed from the Tail of the Bank, aud proceeded sea. The Belfast Whig states that the fleet will visit Belfast Lough, after which it will for a time to _ough Foyle, if circumstances permit. The ...

... yield. Of oats, we continue to hear tho most cheermg accounts. The green crops—turnips, mangel, &c. very indifferent. B ...

... witli no other clothing than shirt. The entire distance which he jumped was ascertained to be feet. Mongrel Curs.—The Nortliern'Whig, in a leader advocating a dog-tax for Ireland, observes: —We are certainly within the mark when we state that three fourths ...