Yankee Notions Going to Eng
land.
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The Journal Of Commerce says: The
Yorkshire takes out 2447 sides and "a
bundles leather, which is now admitted
in the ports of Great Britain duty free.
Almost every packet since the news of
Sir Robert Pee's revision of the tariff,
has had small invoices of leather, and one
or Two OF the first lots have now been
heard from, and brought such profits as
to induce much larger shipments. The
Yorkshire is freighled with variety of
Yankee notions, and among them, as
companions for the leather we suppose,
are ten casks of shoe pegs.


Mormons are hocking in vast numbers
to Nauyoo. The Julia Chouteau brought
up from New Orleans last week 267 en-
lgrants, all bound to tile holy city.