EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS
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From our regular eOnesPondsntl


NEw YoRK, April 20, 1886.
RtnOr Of the settlement Of the Oregon qussiior-EI'


ports Of English cotton cloths 20 all parts ef the pOrLd-


as tcsA as 10 India, China, and the United Siaiss.-


Wet day and dull market, &c.


The election terminated in favor Of the demo
cratic ticket for delegates 10 the convention. New
York presents an unbroken front OF 10 delegates
who will render their best services in revising the
constitution Of the State, on sound democratic Prn-
ciples. The polls were thinly attended, not great
deal Of interest manifested in the election. good
deal OF apathy appears to have prevailed in other
parts Of the State. The probability, however, is
that the convention will contain majority of men,
bers of the democratic school.


There has been good deal Of talk on change to-
day in reference TO a rumor ahoat that the Oregon
question was already settled on the 49o, or on the
terms stated in the Journal Of Commerce, of this
morning, which gave publicity TO the rumor. One
story Is, that Sir Robert Peel has written TO gen
leman in this city, stating that the question was
settled. Another statement s-which have myself
received from very respectable source-ihat Lord
Morpeth wrote 10 friend in New York, per Greai
Western, stating that the question settled.
The number Of houses erected in this city during
the year ls45 amounted to $50, which exceeds the
| number of any former year. The buildings erected
in 1896, amounted to ,S26; and, in 1874, to 2l0
This is rapid growth for tho city, when the build
ings erected in the suburban villages Of Brooklyn
| Williamsburg, and Jersey city are taken into con
| sderation.


stated the other day that the British markets in
China and the East Indies, had been glutted with
English cotton goods. This is shown by the annexed
table, published by lsaac Buchanan, esq, who ha,
been engaged in writing against interfering with co
Ional monopoly in the English markets IL will b,
seen that in l64 the first year Of the China war tn.
English exported to China and India lis, ,462, ,64(
wards Of plan cotton cloths while in IS45 since thu
conclusion Of the war, they exported to the sam,
countries 273, 436, ,S36 yards OF printed cotton
goods the increase being not quite so great advan-
cling from about % SOC, 900 in l54l to q, 500 0OC
yards in lS45.


Erporb Of cotton goods 10 the colonies.