New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

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ma. nc ctrsol wh,,ev.f - tt.f rs-nn thiIoei ioI
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her Esis,iy 20 The iecosbi.oo u Der so On.
cer t,I;. T. sp-h ral.s 81 police a. y@o nay 80
tbe ueh, D-oper n es..b5-h. TIE naae,. nshtn
sviess FIsztr RIVER soi coal-c s1pa.a~
,e,.rv. Unoer tie drconsi moe % 80 large az % d.
yrst,ep of Americas is.o EsGhto tenit'rJ, heei
haIcfy irpf.ss upon You he I'M pns.n o' .la
0shcacy 10 dealing witt ttose nan''ii SEE " .'.
Ia,1,, y.I,tiorshp and f.e.Ins ~he1 are ceft.o 20
,ri,e ard vbiet but fr ths exercise o. tenp5r ana
cisc,e,i.n might easily lead % serioas elmplSa1'ns
b.tse.n Two n.,ghboriDg and powerful states.
"It ia imp 'ssbie BY tais u 81 70
~. Cov,,nmert mat have much - your c-cfe.l "a
On .bi. mo,t in porsnt sDbec a. they Tey u?oa ar
e,e,i,ine ybstever infdence snd powers you may
possess in The maoner WIN iiSn i',,
and experience you conceive to be oss' cicusted %
give developent to tae res country, and 70 aivahes
imperial isterests. xu cn c,
Trade Sad bsd 80 irtsrVisW f1th b"' DS'oy, N'o !"
arswer 70 the depusuoo s'la' =. , 4,
He o:Lcurred generally IN the objects OF the
deputstiop. W.,A regard TO Brazil, he pra'seo tea-
overrmen. for its henesty sud good ftth IN ne ial
6IInsr, ~ trestke Wi;b yega-1 10 CUBS, be agreed
thai rore could be done by t1e G1verco-G9Lsrsi OF
Cnbs than by sry external force; TIA, every exerton
bsd been snd was every day beng msde TO o1is
the SUansh Government 10 god fsto 10 THIS ~ 'ter,
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short without q resort - cJerc'vs measures; that
With reysrd 20 the French syste Il, as sh)Fn an
the ca,e Of TIE Regns Coh, there could os no douo'
that IT was new pisn OF sEv:usosi ths, ,ney Se,e
e,nn.n. ard tho he hoped that the French Emperor
lin whoee desife 10 put down Slavery be had perfect
confluence would room be himself convisce1 tiat II
wac Slavery in disguiss. he f ared thst In h' par
tcul.r case tbere vas evidence 70 show tna. the
blscks might be held ss cousenirg psr.ies.
"Wi;h regard tothe cody enigrsi)n he e1pian'd
that IoIJ Csrnsrvop's bill was intended to pu:
stop to he carrying Of coolies from lD1ia 10 any or-
ejpn sonf that il determined ID place the
ocolie emigration 10 our own possessions On tuea :
koirg should secure fair ties.rnent 70 tle oo0es
and be believed if that oouii be a,Nm2is1sa: the
system of cody emigration might be fJu1d beneh1is
both to The coO'ys themselves and u the cooAie'.
"He repssted the great Gaze and e)nslier,
ation which the G0vernmen. were deteimne1
TO give 10 secure for sbe S'0ae: gSod HS., .ns,
the exclusion Of Cobsn produce from our markets
ud lever il Par eLt consented 20 it make nacn
diere, 10 Cd5s, ipssmuch ss other countrls- Houo
take Cuban produce AID let US hsVe the supp"S oni
other qusriers which formerly went TO tneU be e1'
pressed generally every cesIe 10 prevent the slave
trade, ard be 8ssured the depu,ston Tia. the Gov
ernmept would relax their efforts toward the ac-
cemplisSment Of this objec..'
The CiOnmel Cnonnh states that t1e bhgot had
made It's appearance among the po:A,'es in several
plsces in thai locality.
The Rev. Dr. Saofer one of the Serior Fellows Of
Trinity College, Dubhn, mao comnited eucide py
hspgmg bimseh
AT tie quarterly meeting Of the ironmssters Of toe
Nd,ard Counties Of Eng and, held a. Birmingham no
change was made in the standard rstee Prices, how
ever were regsrltd entirely nrsl and business
wss very duh. May mills and forges were only par
tisly employed.
CorToS IN BRITisH GUIANA There is scaroelys
limit TO the quantity Of cotton, Of very superior de-
scipion 10 any imported from the sst Indies or
from some parts Of America, that might be grown In
Jsmsics and British Guiana, provided the attention
of the Lancashire mill-owners, merchants, and bank
eys, could be attracted to the subject. 1t would
surely be worth their while to devote some time and
money and to incur, each, Q comparatively trihiug
rsk 10 insure constant and large supply OF superior
cotton from colonies ana thus to become less
depe ndent on cour tries with whom We may possibly
be at war OF whose domestic srreB gements, as they
are called do not afford satisfactory security OF
&C ntnued much less IN creased, supply There is ut
tie doubt Of obtaining extensive grants OF virgin soi
in suitable localities for the growth of cotton on most
terms, ftom the Government, provioed
only few Of the leading manufacturers and merchan6
of the northern counties would undertake the direction
of company to be formed on the principle OF limited
lisbility-by which the work might be prosecuted
with degree OF application, energy and perseverance
which must insure success IN country where the cot
tonlee s known to produce at esst two crops IN the
year. and where il DE- not require as IN the United
States, TO be replsn<d. London Nonconformis,-