Quantiyof SALT Manufactured and Inspected at The Onon-
daga Sal. Springs LUDM Of SaLina, ~ y, from 1890 to
{"character_count": 3531, "word_count": 632, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9532999992370605], "ccnet_perplexity": [1392.300048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
This Salt would have cost in foreign countries
at least Gce millions Of dollars.


NewYO State duty from 1877 1888 per 0%,hs 2i cents


T Of State duties pa ad !" s5 s, was s ssss 80


We have not at hand any returns of lnspec-
tons previous to 1896 but the amount of State
duties paid on Salt inspected from 1917 to 1925
(ninc years was S557,5777, or 100000 less than
the amount paid in the succeeding five years,
when the Erie Canal was completed.


THE JoURNEYMEN CABINET MAKERs.-We are
assured by committee Of this body that their
demand of wages is $40 per week or (by the
p:ecc) seveneighths of the old Book of Prices.
The present rate is S. per week. They assure
us, moreover, that there were no members of
other trades in their procession on Thursday.


Two AMERICAN VESSELS TAKEN BY PIRATEs.-
Extract from letter received by gentleman OF
Boston, per ship Robert Pulsford from Manila :
81 have Just heard of the loss of the schooners
Zephyr, and Anglona, both late of Boston, The
Zephyr was bound to Bombay from Canton for
cargo of opium, and had 5s600,0O0 In specie on
board


She was taken in the China Sea by pirates and
all hands murdered. l have not heard the partl-
culars about the Anglona, but understand that
all her crew were murdered.


The z. was sold to an American in Canton
and the A. to a foreigner.


u Advices from HAVANA state that on the
| lst March some 20 individuals were to be BAN
isbed to Spain for participating in the late trou-
| bles. This decision made by the Captain
General The decrecs ofhis Excellency are said
to be despotic and arbitrary, but tolerated with
exemplary resignation.


IT Read the advertisement in another column
of Grand Exhibition of Nitrous Oride or En-
Ailarating Gas, to be given by j. Q. Cotton in
the Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday evening
next. This is in truth scientific entertainment,
although we have our doubts whether the use
made Of it will serve to advance the cause of sci
ence. People generally prefer to laugh rather
than TO learn. But here is an opportunity where
they can laugh and learn too, if they will. 1t
will unquestionably be an amusing entertainment.
We wish the exhibitor success.


| ~ DR.. LAMBERT proposes to lecture in our City
next week on PLY siology, illustrated by perfect
model of the Human Frame. His purpose is OF
course to teach people how to live right, live well,
aud live long. We are unacauainted with his sys-
tem and therefore shall not commend ii, but
we are heartily favorable the general diffusion of
information in regard 10 il, and we have observed
WARN commentators of Dr.. LIS lectures in the
Boston and other NewEngland journals.
| II We are informed that Appleton & Co. Of this
city will have their new edition of DIsreelis Curl
osities of Literature with the American additions,
ready for the trade the 25h of the present month
See their advertisement in another column.


The HurcHISsoNs will give their Farewell Con-
Ger, at the Tabernacle on Thursday evening next.
! The building will no doubt be crowded to its utmost
capacity.


! COLUMBIA CoLLEGE.-An Address by the Presi-
dent will be delivered TO the Alumni in the Chapel
ofthe College this evening.


! ~ The citizens of the Greenwich part of the
CITY are informed that Prof Bronson gives another
Lecture this evening in ST. Luke's Room, corner OF
Hudson and Grove, at half past clock, on Elocu-
ton and Music, Magnetism lis uses and abuses,
&c, and dissect the Manikin even 10 the little foe
and the little finger. There will be several songs by
Il ar] aIf