The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

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er,Ds the siDeular suooe q this orssSsl,y wsans COON
PAM, app hat remArksble ,hai others
the kind have bees erxinsaed Bat inns about sup
piled The remarkably Interesting aad prAcucaby ser
vosabe account recently furnished 10 the World oy Dr
Lvineson the truly great African usveer o The chArsc
capabilities vans sagge~sed the fos rnst,on ~
The Central African Trading mpany." 81 present 10
Tapy be Trough, pueucly cs ward until ruicieu,
ASSURANCES q support have been rcc~ved from persons
friendly 70 ie objects 10 the caeubaoos and
cessul oeveicpement " il plans. parues DESTROYS OF
associating vnh the comIaDy can We believe do by
addressing Aessrs. ROBIN tomla solicitors Conduit
street The Undertaking has for is sojec, ustins In
Central Africa thereby soing, by secondary means tue
advance of 4hrisuanity and abolition of tae
slave trade. Ii has been the desire a DR.. Living,
s,ou W see European merchants step In and supply
goods In exchange for ivory, &c and suppani the
trade III slaves The method adopted by thus con-
pany will be the estAbib OF trading pts
distances along route oe ipely mar kei By DR. Ilv.
iptston, extending nom QoaimsDe. II pe labor neyrcs
Ton, NE ompa,y MI any yruSe.n lDAaAr
TIE labor tree ngrv IN bus native ooantry, cannot be
made equally advantageous with that Of negro slave,
supported al great ex iense, Ia foreign This
will be effected by the stations Of compsu Always sup
plying chAsers for cotuon brought the
native cuhvator, and also by the gro~h OF tho
pany lands The purchase OF soid-heugh forth
'eadng obj ct-~ FORM Of necessity, considerable
portion Of it's legmit operations ano discoveries Of gold
may be regarded more Than problem tical On This
point Dr. Lvipon speaks without doubt, and Indicates
generally spou where u is 70 be found
Cotton supply OF Fngi.nd- Meeting In
Ashton.
ffrom the Manchester Examiner, June II
pubic meeting WAS held IN The ro~n Hal, Ashton
oAuoa 70 ooodW the best 70 promos increased
and Continuous suppl, Of cotton hessrs r Bailey, "a
tended deputadou from the Cotton Suppl, Association
Afser few introductory observssaous the chair usa
called upon Dr. George Bust, Of Bombay 70 address the
N. Burt sad be would take Tor granted hs, he def
cheney In The supply OF cotton va, already M in sais dis
tc and hai the people fully alive 70 the sod
Q0euoss OF the deficiency Continuing This deficiency
ought 70 have been forsseen loos ago DR. Buis. pro
prescna supply derived He continued 70 cay
that besides America AMI India there other places
which might look for But should ~ail
q long tine supplies such places q the West india
LaDds, the Cape o. Good Hope and he seychelles Isles
and vas beissr TO tun Il once 10 The untry which
could Furnish EusIand Win ali he ~.ned Ia Inis there
existed quiet sober honest people, whose labor
cheap for they would ~ors for ID per dsy
bad under his experience but you'd qsote the
Testimony OF pubic men 10 In ma xsor General Briggs
bar stated In pamphlet, which published ten years
ago that where ooltcn had been grown had thrivcn
we and there every 70 conclude Amer
can couon Of the best quality co Id be grown In perfscon
throug DOT the greater Of lndis rue which naa
been produced there had been sold In Lverpooa SKA
Id, when the best Geo'ga Vas selling al I'd Tue con-
sump'iop a. o6ton 10 Inoia double the quantity
porto IN Engaoc but he people merely used for fling
oouchss ADD pillows, ADD not for articles OF
clothing. nv Bruce declared that bat tor the land
tar on hADE az he cOftO
could be ~ wn and .olo at nj pc- pound
Mr. SHAW abe revenue superintendent Of Bombay, spoke
OF Candsb, Of the sxtcen oot0n beating provinces
In the Bombay presidency A. beng able 70 sup ly a.
much co'ion Ne Es,n a, prcen, received from ali psrt
OF The weird, america Includes n only the plant vas
moderately well cult vailed 70 enable India 10 do all tina,
wanted, the roads NUT be improved aud toe means
Of irrigation provided II bad been said by persons
thai would be better 10 watt aud hat toe supply would
be regulated D! and keep pace 18th the dsmsud. Bat
this not always the Gaze There must b. Systematic
enorv In order 70 gi the article requfei; ann wt1 'e
spect thee efforts undertaken by the CT
ton Supply Associsou H. old not know all their plans
Of working bot he know some Of them they would In
quire long would herore the al ways pro
crossing IN fnois soud be leied he
dbus 20 that the arncle might be Obtained in England
half it, ire eDt cost II tue time likely W be
long the soc alton you endesvor TO their
euccn 4, be oi'et Thea, as 10 urigst the East
India company admitted that the works which had been
erected raid per csntzge aud that sometimes
9 line d canal was laid for by tue drst crop that was
ykded after made. Yet although this the
case, the parry said they could AT 10 construct
irrisatng canals sBo any private individuals p-oposed
- 40 ~ the company replied that The PROPOSES wanted 70
get rich speedily and thai they would ruin the country
The association would inquire or the company whether
they would rigais the lsnd themselves allow Others 10
do These q the objects which the sssoca
had In view and they had come 10 Ahon 10 ask
Cor help In this important work.
Alderman xA-os ssii the nrst bag Of cotton was i'm
ported England from imsrics In lisa The consump
pou IN England ~ that me 1900 900 lbs, 100000
Ibe Of which from be British West Indies and the
French Dutch ppsesrons In that ~ the vBrld.
600 goo lbs FRO Turkey and smyrna, whence
nov received move at all The CONSUMPTION
600 bs TOO coo work people engaged In the
trade and population Of from 90 600 TO 200 900
indirectly dependent upon a. Al tnis moment there we're
30 sppdee and 800 900 looms nj work there
would be at nu nser but for bad aie In 1st5 there
waa vari porte OF this country stock of cotton
about 30 weeks ion, and n tue close OF
IRh had dvtnded down about IL weeks npuop.
Your nffhs supply OF cot came from Ana