... the little business done was in general unsatisfactory to the sellers, whether of balk or finished goods. The demand for America, which was very animated during the three closing months of 1838, rapidly diminished in January, and during the last month ...

... such a change would give rise to ! Thousands would be no longer able to pay their debts; thousands would therefore go off to America, or go into the Ga- zette; hundreds of landowners would be swal- lowed up by the Jews (no great loss, by the way, provided ...

... :319 per cent.; while in England only 270. Recently, before Mr. Gregg left England, a new machine had been imported from America, named Darnfonth's Throstle, not twenty of which had beer. erected in England at the time. Mr. Gregg found thbt machine ...

... certain becomes separated front tire uncertain, and that too, in trevery mtmtentous subjectof wages. TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES IN AMERICA.-At a oreetirig of the Ashmoleant Society at Oxford, last week, a Alr. Delaval, of Ballston, New York, gave a sketch of' tile ...