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 h is not preiended that we shall not obIan the usual quantities from all other places than Cuba and 1 ask any reasonable person, if it is not probable thai the great advance of prices in this country will indnce larger imports from all inc sugar producing pl1ces? If so, instead of continued advance the value of that article, shall, in very few months. find an article of heavy sale al much less prires than it before this unreasonable speculation and attempt at monopny-a monopoly, which cannot be long continued fur t is ariIcle that must find it's sale and consumption within the year il K pr'iuced, as it's deterioration in quality and its quantity never warrants its heinz kept from year year, almost any other article of merchandise (excepting fruit | and perirfable artcles) can he.

 l. These are my views, from some little acquain- tance with this article of rale and if they correct, please give such information will rectliy the errors they contain:

 Some of the New York papers-lhe Journal oi Commerce. and Evening Post. acting n sensible and manly part. in commenting severely on the con duct of the officers of the Swallow, and the wreich- ed folly of the surviving pa. s.engeIs, who, soGn

 they found iheir own lives safe, assembled and pass ed resolutions in praise of the foresight, sk, intre. pidity and other notable virtues. displayed by ihe | Captaln in running his boat a rock and only drowning one forth of the people. This thing ought to be stepped by law-it ought to he made mis,le- meanor. And ifCongress, instead of fussng about | er TO es. had enacted that all resolutions pubsh- ed m praise of such Captains blew np, burnt or snnk their boats, should bc presumption of consp- racy 10 endanger the lives of travellers; and should subject lhe authors to indictment, verily believe they would have done the country some service.-- ICha, les,on Mercury.

 | VERY lMPRoPER.-The editor's table of the | knckerbocker. has the following humorous account of some naughty proceedings young gentleman, neDber of our csllege. expelled for ,he crime of draw ing young ladies up iOh lei fhem dn u Inc ing. by means of A rape and basket arranged from his window. or course n great deal of gnsspng conversation was the consequence. The following colloq,y occurred between two young ladies :- "Jane, do you really believe the students draw girls up 10 tbelr roomsi' Certainly, my dear; more than that knoV they do." ''How?' "WeiI, I was going by the college one morning; il was just before ghi 'iwar eariy III the morning. and heard a noise in the direction of one of the college build- ings hooked Una, way, and as plain as I see you nov, saw a girl tn basket ahout half way from a three story window to the ground; and just then the rope broke, and do,cn came T" Oh Jane g.