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AtAUGUsTA cotton brisk, with large sales. The mar ket advanced upon the heel of the last foreign news

 emes being quoted 95ic; subsequently, declined the market closing heavy the 9th extremes Of $40 5ic, the latter for choice in square bales.

 MANuFAcTUREs-As soon ss the result Of the late Presidential known, certain papers and in. dyiduas of the way of thinking loud in their complain of the inevitable distress and ruin which must sasue to the manufacturing interests of the rountry through the success of the free trade party. One o ineir own papers. the NewYork Express recently fur. nshed the following evidence Of the present condition and prospects of some of these establish men,s, which certainly looks quite ruinous We dare say those concerned, however, no great 10 being still more seriously oppressed after the same WAY

 The Randolph Manufacturing Company, of Franklin vile N C, have divided l5 per their capital of S35OO0, besides reservng per for

 The cotton manufacturing interest Of hi. couary i. in more prosperous condition than before Pre- pantons for An extensive business every where 1T. klhg, ana II VIII not be long benre we shall have fact rss enough to make cotton goods for hal the world company al Boston have secured the land the Merr- mack tver, at Andover, and to large number oi manuiactorics The fall of water to te obtained i, 20 feet, while II is only 3 feet Lowell In point o access to Boston, AAdove has equal advantages with Lowell The additions to the mills at Lowell the past yeur nave been very large, which is also the al brunswick, Me-, and those near Portland under full way, al profit

 GEORGIA MANUFACTURES The enterprlsing silizens of our sister State going ahead the introduction and establishment of manufactures amongst them. A large meeting recently held Augusta the object o which was to adopt for ntroduc lion of wa ter into the city from miles above and establish Cotton Factories Flour Mills, such other man ufac toies as practical sdom and perence may direct IL Was computed that S0OOOo would be necessary for the construction of dam canals etc., to bring the water power into he city.

 At Columbus, considerable advance has already been made in the erection Of buildings machinery etc. for large manufacturing establishment under he superin dence sf Maj Howard. But the Augusta and Coiumbu. snterprzes are only two of many similar in con,em paiion, besides those already full tide of experiment. The Southern Recorder says in reference 10 these

 Already are there most hourlshng manufacturing es tahsnlens, m the full tide of success in yariou, oi our State Roswell in Cobb several M Athens pouI Ialhs m Greene, Eatonon Factory in Putnam hoss of tho ScnIey s m hichmond several com ducted in Upson. shisers thriving establishments in Hancock another in Ebert, and perhaps oih.s ali nr Whcn arc m successful 0ptrann, we believe nny inc satisfactory dividends. We have heard of he nyn6 nr sOne o them, which quite sufficient to escile our neope 10 direct more of their means and labor h mi, ohhch o Industry And many, our kuow edge do Ie s@n nus to direct their energies There Is plenty room yet for wool and cotton factories and hey are vet In o

 much Tor Georgia and the Souih in bringing back her for iner prosperity. "