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% The Philadelphia Public Ledger, copying
ne report of prospective reduction of wages at
lowell, steals the Morning Posts falsehood that
The late Tariff, adds many per cent. to the price
lfcommodi,ies," Ii. 9. Lowell manufactures and
,dds to it another of its own, viz, that the money
'rces of manufactured goods as high
when the currency much more expanded,
Why will journals which profess fairness and i'm
,arfiality descend to such untruths as these
What does the Ledger hope to gain by exciting
,roundess jealousy and hatred between the manu-
acturers and other classes There is no factory
IN Lowell which pays good an interest on the
capital invested in it as does the establishment of
ne Ledger or that of The Tribune Then why
andeavor to set laborers and employers a, vari-
.nce and embro the land in blighting feuds by
such sroundless assertions those above noted


70 Navigation on the Hudson is greatly iu-
oeded by The cold weather and tho low state of the
water The steamboats, Rochester, North America
and Swallow left Albany on Monday at ? o'clock
2. NJ and reached this city early hour yester-
lay morning. The ice was abou, three inches thick
md forming very fast. Between Albany and Hud-
son the river was very low. The mail boat from
mere last night was not expected 10 go above
hudson.