OF DOMESTIC MANUrALTuRg AND PRoDucTIoN


EypoRrEp FROM THE UNITED STATES TO CHINA IN NIrE
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Our trade with the Chinese 10 yet in its infancy The
ratification Of the treaty just negocated will open to the
industry and enterprise OF our people immense mar
ket for their productions will give the privilege
of competing with other nations in supplying three hun
dred millions people, with many Of the necessaries, and


few Of the luxures of life ia supposed that very
extensive trade in tobacco will rapidly grow up, and that
this weed will eventually take the place Of opium
among the Chinese to the destruction Of that trade, and
the moral improvement Of the people. Or lead mines
will be actively worked, and cotton manufac
constantly engaged in supplying the demand for
domestics In fact, every important interest Of the
country must receive impetus by the opening Of the
China markets to our productions.


The probable payment of the interest the debt Of
Penn. vana, due in February is creating quite
ceEent. and has caused variety Of opinions TO the
result The general impression that tho interest viii
not be paid We annex a communication recently re-
ceived the subject which give for the benefit of
those interested =


The question Of the payment or non.payment or the
February interest by the state Of Pennsy lvania being
discussed in the monetary circles and money articles Of
the leading journals Some assert that W i'll be paid in
fu-others that onohalf will be paid in cash, and the
other her, hall al IN SCRIP and Others sgsn that no portion Of
correct, and for these


In the first place. there cannot in all probability be in
the treasury on the LIST February than onefourth
part of the required pay the interest II Is rumor
cd in Wall street that there already near 900 In the
VINO out statement to
mention at the time that $450 900 of this unava
able being disputed matter between the State and the
United States Grard and Harrisburg Banks, for money
advanced by hose banks repair extraordinary damages
the Pennsy ylvania Canal, under the administration Of
Governor Ritner This sum is reported annually part
OF the balance in the treasury when in act has been
expended years since, and only requires act of the
Legislature sanetoning the legality Of the expenditure
wipe II off the treasurers books.


In the next place, learn from o reliable source
that Governor Skunk l. firm in the opinion that the ulti
credit of the will be best promoted by defer
ring resumption of the payment OF the interest until
the condition Of the treasury 10 such to warrant
belief in its continuance second suspension Of ths
payment Of the interest," would PROSTATE the credit the
State beyond all hope OF recovery and in his opinion tho
payment OF the interest cannot safely be resumed be
fore February, lS46.