The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-02

in The American Congress- And every future struggle
VIII mcr.eso iha vose, AZ II will serve a ms 4lD4as~
lot tne SCUM win Inc Nerthgest, and viii prove tha
people OF the Southern Sstes they have 10 th SIC
nsnos power gze-sr tnau abOiuonIsn The ;Ottnn
posef hna ma q l4rs sased Gqoa oar European and
conmsrc0 aisnce VIII 10 nve years be the grou ID
which the cotton states will the free negro policy OF
England Whether John Bull viii ever 30 driven 30 T..
wall by the axcess Of demand over sappy on the cotton
question remaipe TO be TIE day ina. that worthy
oio gentleman mnst select between The Of
ns cnuon incus.fy aad To Abandonment OF his West
lndia pccy Ar Seward clc1ts xii be left to
of Themselves The consumption OF cotton ID ncreas
rg on the Continent a. q rate which will in few
as hsse .s4 'Hse so's IN he cston crop o. the
the cotton machinery manufactured in Eocand ia
SO mace ior expectation to tho Continent. the
mfiE Ia Germany winch once bolgnt all their thread in
England. are noT addice the spanag 10 The primary de-
partent for TIE rse or ra@ cotton Bat tue thread
parfmept even conpeti.or g entering tue ls,d Au
sgencS nag been opened ~ Cologne the 6earga
COTTON yaras apd II my informant rs not over ssngune
the Georgia thread w Soon be favorie In the Market
not ony pecaGe or tae Superior texture or article
ana tho advsassge % price, but because the ade based
on reciprocal hsfeas for Germany, who hopes 70 6nd
market n the South for hor goods
lsfe by lste number OF the HERALD that your readers
are asesdy n possesstou OF the pu, circular Toe
Belgian Committee on Direct trade With the South Taers
was sroaer meeting the other day. In 70 take steps
for Organizing genaIal meeting OF manufacturers and
others Tde Cologne Committee sili be inviteo. Invita-.
tons have been sent % several leading souhern
are n Paris st tax tms II is pIssibe tee mestng
msy DC public II 60, il will be fully reported.
The latest Information confirms the oppion that the
s'Vps i '1uNAn., beR gum hnd tNtnCo not
vt al promising. Ibe .e,a will be comparatively small
snd inferior III quality Indications OF thg state OF things
oegn to manifest thehsaves by advance In prices
all me interior marke;s, especially or Germany.
Political runurs continue 70 fly sbodt a directions;
put ss an immense amount of speculation s carried
upon the strength Of rumors impossible TO place
any reliance upon them one way OF the other
Tie late articles OF the GEeap the commercial and
financial movement in the United s.ates creating
quite ga excitement here. The exdirg fnaucai JOURNAL
vhe Monue q Material ln.rets directs public attention
70 yonr facts ana figures t s to be hooed now that
the hesdcpg Of things n Amerca ia thus pdy
reflected Throughout the French and Germaa pess that
check msy be put on the habit OF overtradng
There was rurnor that ssverat importsnt diplomats
lately met in Brussels discuss the German question
There !s no foundation fur tae ruuIor
The city Is excessively dull. great many Americans
are passing Through Besun ana these wt5 the Eagsn,
give certain animation the place. but the has
been an urusuay bad ore for hotels and shops.
There several American "a niles yet AZ Sps The
American Minister there with hg family centre OF
gay circle The opinion Of Attorney General Ba,k has
created sensation Ia Germany only the dplo
ms's but among tne people, which viii no. suoside
quietly.