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What is Mr.. Cluy's present opinion about the
effect Of low duties on American produce


Reducing wheat to -four, 1t gives increase for
this year to the second week Of September, over the
same time last year, Of S2l ,497 barrels, which in
creased quantity, at the present price of -four, may
be set down in value at S4, l07, ATS find this Is
Olping alone 10 the foreign demand IL is the legt-
mate effect of more freedom in trade and commerce
on both sides Of the Atlantic. The more the bands
are loosed the less the restrictions, the trade
and farer prices.


The trade Of the city continues most prosperous.
large portion of the southern merchants have left,
and now the northern and western merchants arc
pouring in IN n perfect avalanche. Panic makers
indeed "sing small"


| saw General Armstrong this morning looking
hale and hearty. Unless he can succeed in getting
off in the Boston steamer, which sails on the first,
he will take passage on board the Great Western
from this port.


The following is the address of Mr.. Forrest de-
livered on the night of his benefit and it is char
acterlstc of the man, that give 1t In full:


LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: | heartily thank you
for the haterng and gratifying applause which you
have bestowed upon me; and in the hope that you
may continue 10 approve my efforts, they shall
henceforth be employed most strenueusly, to bring
the American stage within the influence of q pro-
gressve movenent--to call forlh--and encourage
American dramatic letters; and, last not least to ad-
vance tho just claims of our meritorious and
deserving actors. And yet, while shall endeavor
to exert an influence favorable to the American actors
you will do me the justice to believe, am anmat-
ed by no ungcnerous motives towards the really de-
serving of other countries; for | should blush to
initiate that narrow, exclusive prejudice; and may
add anti-Amercan feeling, which prescribes geo.
graphical limits 10 the growth of genius and talent
True worth is the birthrght of no country, but is
the common property of all. And ladies and gen.
temen, if it pleases you to applaud, and to second
in this endeayor my humble efforts, may say to
you, in the language of the Cardinal in the play


There's such word as totir7


The probability is that the wings have been rejoic-
ing their victory in Maine teetls TOO after
all. From present appearances, the democrats will
have the legislature, and of course will elect demo.
cratic governor and United States senator. Our can
ddate for governor has about 5000 majority over
the whg candidate, but is defeated by aboonists
and Others We advise the wings not TO holloo un-
til they fairly out of the woods


LEDYARD.