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... practical questions at the present time.. The first of theso questions was that 'of, the lprobable duratiionof the war in America. SOn 1that. gbject there was the greatest difference' pof opinion. The President of the Chamber, 'Mr. Henry Ashworth, saidathat ...
... United Provinces of America, though they were ar, unfortunately, no longer-that for which we had always been struggling the right of search. (Ri~ear.) When he passed his Bill in 1811, giving the, trafic its right name, that of felony, America, instead of coiling ...
... Boliviia. and Ci. ?? must be addressed - Per a-'r-- North America.-spe' ?? ven-'' - will be forwarded from L'vnp - - night for transit by the - - Liner Kaiser Friedrich. arz - - on Priday. Sonth America. &.-M guay. Paraguay, and the Ar - will be despatched ...
... increased re- for export to England, France, and North America; ed in 1860 a considerable export of pipes to San Frau- dhe oiseo was first developed, while Jarge iuantities of Y sn- cigar-tips were sent to America and Australia, re- via Hamburg. Since then, the ...
... port, including Havana, and afloat to Europe and America), against 979,650 tons last year; whle many maintain that if the second and third hand stocks could be gauged, the sup- Plies her and in America would show a dimina- tion at least twice if not three ...
... with North America has suffered from the war and the increased Custom duties, but the effect of this has been partly neutralized by the high rates which ships returning to Europe were able to charge. The passenger traffic, beth to and from America, has greatly ...
... to be ob-w ' served that, in consequence of there being no ,( ven steam conveyance from the port of London let, to North America, shippers are obliged to forward tt ntheir goods, if for shipment, by steam to South- tl ts, ampton or Liverpool, thereby ...
... thinking that the word drummer, being a term of con- tempt, must have a depressing influence on the commercial traveller in America. At any rate, there was not the continuity of engagement, the esprit de corps, that attachment to the firm, that loyalty, ...
... BRITISH AMERICA. .Huskisson,?. Jackson, with 650t palm oil, T. Tobin and co. .WEST INDIES. Beaver, H. T. Poole, fm Demerara, with 249 h sugar, 238 ck molasses, C. W. and F. Shand. .26 do 41h sugar, L. Ellis. .10 do, T. Murray.-F. Dk. .BRITISH AMERICA. Ann ...
... Postoffice np to the sailing of the tender (abont 10 am.). To West and South Norway, via Newcastle.- ?? 10 16 am. South America. &c.-The Pacific steamer % Orissa sails from Livemool to-day with the mails for the Cape Verd Islands. South Brazil, the River ...
... West Coast of South America t' j- brought back sevnl hundreds of tons of coal, a. which had been very usful in their works . .It was rather ceriosn that we in E land t should be importing cid from the West a d Coast of South America Tbe effecof the-srike ...
... attempt to put an end to the war in America by any other means than peaceful mediation. The cotton question continues to excite a constantly increasing interest, and there Is nothing in the recent accounts from America which at ali improves the prospect ...