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... the commerce and shipping of America, and now Congress is called upon to go further and to devise laws for the purpose of protecting Ameriean ship. owners. The whole cost of this system falls upon the consumers of America, and the result is that they ...
... LARGE EXPORTS OF COTTON FROM LIVERPOOL TO AMERICA. Large purchases of cotton have been made in Liverpool during the last few weeks for the purpoae of re-shipment to the States, and the demand for vessels, particularly steamers, has been so great that ...
... THE NEW TRADE REGULATIONS UN THE COTTON STATES OF AMERICA. The last arrivals from America bring a Statement of the-policy wVhich the Federal GovernnienS is said to intend to adopt towards thelotton planters of the Southern States with regard to the trade ...
... 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 ...
... political events that mighb happen, in America. This conviction wasohieflyfounded on 'the following' considerations :-First, it is' . felt that there is no evidenoe of the existence of any such stock'of cotton in America at the present time as would glut the ...
... the thinly-peopled regions of America and Australia, where there is, and dem for hundreds of years will be, an abundant -Bt demand for labour of ahuost every descrip- IO, tion. The total emigration from Europe to od America now never amounts to less than ...
... d energy of America finds diffi tur culty sometimes in' ptocnrmng a sufilciencycof work- 8cr men. The cramped energy and limited fields of dai Europe find snore than enough responding bD the mne call for work, an In other words, *America, comnpared with ...
... (Applause.) In America they had 203,u00 premiums, and eLse- where 296,000, and whilst they made in America £15,000 on those 203,00 Dremitms, thky made ?? £50,00 on the 295,003 premiums, or a profit of 7, r cent. on a1l buasess exchisive of America, (AppLause ...
... It is sure to be r carried wooner or later: so we believe it will c prove to be in America with this. The pro- c MIoal of Presidqgt Lincoln to abolish slavery in America tafs the question of abolition X out of the hands of generous enthusiasts and c Places ...
... course trade the exports of America to England are muoh larger than the imports into Amercia fr .England; and although the large investment* English capital in all kinds of American diminish the of paymenu from England to America, yet such a balanoe ordinarily ...
... affairs has suddenly changed during the last few days by the anticipations of war between i&tgland and the United States of America. The danger, which for some time has appeared to be serious though remote, has suddenly been brought home to our doors by ...