The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-17

a.xss &c.,
~ rtlltAnt speech g snc g. nons -. =.
voopnnul. Of IndiAnas IA eehAif - SQnM g
49, = ~ recenA tEial - OhAxieesoWns ~
Assn psiassd - - kxssN ssees = 49, $500
aad 70 now Tor saae ut xhe coehssf. S0R.ss
waIl - seat ~ mAal N NY = osus'. -
ttng eAeA = tAvss tses sssmP
: q .
kiua Gssssn.
In M miJst o. he Aeicc SECTIONAL excase.
sAena Eiae Cotton appeArs again upon tns
aeld. Me jswslled crown more ssspaendens snAn
ever. md IL his right hand the majestic scsp-
IRE which ne whole civflixed world acAnoW-
iedssa thAa potent and iife-givine scepsre
which calls into betng magnt0centciuess when
cosers The wAyes Of every - with me wnite
sails Of eounuAerces whssh builds mp new
York Boston, Liverpool an0 Aancnes YET, ana
makes England and America one naHo1'
bound TO keep the peace ~ the most inolsso.s
BILE tiss. The North produces notnins
the ret Of rnnnA11d require MI 'ne p.o..s
tions thai give THIS country eoMiu.s, ~ !.
ton, naval stores &C. are eAc'a 49, 80.
The SoutAsvn States, wnoss IVY . $50
lions u exports MAKE my ss~s -
Power upon the eartn' ano . :. =. 8.
manufacturing ana comM'eiciA. 1850. S 800
lay IL hands upon. Inc .ss
6hses are as indispensAoie sno Ptcc'o1s - s.'
manufacturing ana com"elc'"i :. ~.
rope ~ the apple OF their eye. Inc enormous
wealth and luxury OF New YORK are drawn
from the southern fountain, ana II the NORM
seeks TO dry II up by the rod names OF sooh-
ton. IL will only divert it's streams TO Ssner
nations, who have no other wei' at winch 70
drink, and who will never consent 70 % oe-
prived Of the iife-giving waters.
The picking season Is nearly over, ana the
largest crop ever produced Is ABOUT 70 oe con-
sigAed to Northern wharves ana pocke's.-
Whilst man has been MAKING war upon the
South. propitious Heaven mas smiled. Inc
picking season Il said TO nave been one OF the
NEST favorable ever known. Notwitns'anoing
the late beginning in the Southwestern States,
IL IL said there were moro fine picking days up
to the Ist Of December instant, than were
counted to the list Of January of the previous
wear A New York journal says the entire crop
Of 1850 fas far as sent to market) amounted
70 asst Ash bales being 737 5l9 bales greater than
that OF 1s57-s oil ,962 greater than the crop of
1887. and 30S36 greater than the crop of
1sss-6. which was the largest crop ever made,
previously to the last year. The CT op for the
current year ffs59-60) is now estimated at from
4.ooo.oOo 10 4.35O,o0o bales. The impression of
onr contemporary ID. that the prospect is fair
for crop IF 4.a50oO0 bales, the receipts to be
a,v,ded something as follows: New Orleans
And Memphis 2.05O.OO0 bales; Mobile 10000
h.,... Tsra. aso GOO bales; Atlantic ports and
Florida LILO. 900 bales
r. = also observed to be quite remarkable,
ccr.eu uent difriculty in obtaining sufficient
,.hor to do II Justice in preparation for mar
r.t that n /. of batter quality. and thus far
,.,v ,r.x,ou. vaars This is true in some
d..ree Of an ,ections: the Gulf cottons look
nr;sns.r md ara cleaner. and the Florida cot
ton which last year was more complained of
t,- ..na ,ban anv other ia in far better con-
Alton : put the finland cottons show the
,rs.,est imrrovement Tho Atlantic States
b,v. can't forward the hest stanle in the finest
order which has come from that section in
many seasons. And of all the Upland cottons.
that from Sonth Carolina shows the most
,.rr,h &c ara nd .c,pal ralna 10 the eon.
1e.s1 =. ~ ~ -. 49,,
Ae mug "1e- ' - :. = 80.
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en,enS o""k ~ .Ae So. 80 80 -
s.'' o'.. - a'Ao.'' 'A1 - 'e
xsa - e In on. -, as.., lug go, r.s g.
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S.ss-s.-;.. .ha ,,,.n..rs oara,os. ~
.,s.,r. :, 49,. .,I,;,.,;on - .ho;r e.,ds .na
1900 ao.,or, h.va hoo, ,,o;n,oa at 10
.onfsrn th.t theory II 10 tberaf,ra with
n.;.,,t.,ea ratification thai onr New York
con,.mnorarv cali. attention to the inn.
rrovo.a .pnearance of the cotton crop for the
sc.nirv wear
The nrices. also have heen wonderfully sus.
4sined The vaiue Of the cron. at the export
,rice of last year. would he unwards of two
hundred and twenty millions of dollars
The value Of the portion of the crop exported
during the last fiscal year is given in the Gus
tom-House returns at SIG, AZ. ,a23-no mean
sum. our contemporary remarks. to be counted
in the balance of trade, when the total imports
were less than three hundred and forty mil
lions Of dollars. We have reason to hope for
an increase during this year even upon that
large total,
velePments In south carolina.
Wnns.meA ooIs Oh congress are olcussing
ING iniAnous n.IrhR DOOR, aoonuoh agents
are sscret'y ciIculaune TIN lne SCUM. we
csl sno espocsal a.'eh'ion OF Inc Legislature
ana people OF virginia 10 the statement made
In late debate In the House of Representa-