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II is frequently the case that owners of vessels
leave 1t discretionary with the masters to take the
best freight that offers whether il is for Boston or
New York; and as many of the vessels are now
treighting In the East Indies, it is quite as probable
that they will return to New York as Boston. We
observe in the list of our neighbor that the barque
Sappho Is put down for Boston, when it is well
known that she was loading for this city when the
Rainbow and Venice left; and also that the Medo-
ra, OF Charleston, is stated loading for Boston,
when it Is fair to suppose that she is not Our ac.
curate nelghbor, too, in his list, seems to be at
loss about the Ianthe. As our statement comprised
China vessels only we will mention that of the ar
rivals in the United States from Canton, this year.
forty-three arrived at New York, and only four at
Boston, which we consider sufficient proof that the
trade is IN the hands of the New York merchants
And not alone In the China trade do we in this city
stand uppermost the list, but in the trade to all
parts OF the world also We are every where re-
presented by the greatest number of vessels and tom
mage, and In many instances we exceed the tonnage
OF all the other ports of the United States put in
lump On this point we refer to an extract from the
Official register OF the commerce of Demerara.
which we give under our maritime head in to-day's
paper


''"t VIC icoh w cHCouidgc boston, nOtWithstand-
ing all Its Ill will to We mean to return good for
evil. She is nice little town, full Of impulse and
enterprise, and is willing to pay So, 600 to have
channel cut through the ice when her harbor is fro
up in order to get vessels sea; and if she does
not break her neck some fine morning, in her race
TO be something, she may yet reach the title of the
Liverpool Of America.


AFFAIRS IN THE ARGENTINE REPuHic.--We have
received the British Packet, published at Buenos
hyres OF the 9th OF August II contains no particu-
lar news, but characterses the recent affairs in the
River Plate as most disgraceful 1t is a British pa
per. yet 1t does not spare the British for the course
England has taken against the Argentine confede
ration


TRAVEL TO EURoPE.-The steam shin Cauhr;.
Capt Judkins, left Boston Thursday afternoon e.,
Halifax and Liverpool, with eighty.wo psssenoers
including Fanny Kemble Butler. 1t appears bv the
published list, however, that net one Of her psssen.
gers is from the south Of Baltimore, which is GER
talnly significant fact. All southrons probably
stunned her for fear Of another abolition riot ON
board.


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