, 1861-11-22
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sf eonesPonde1ce details fh6 ra4iaHs: s;;a W. T.
aRsstle1s Which take place, aid mekes -
ta nee ssS,s q he :conam.aaez. I:is :his % SufT
Ssa b. 1sRata pIeatt9ui sFsss fof ahisA Is
;.f 70 tss1ion them These Amefisan y re5nita ntae
m0 aaeE strength Of body, t1aeF Iiiornce.s as.s
~ me aoed]fty which 1Ihey hsTe. :6nf.ths ::
ra.I'1 1auiS' alep!aged, are: men whom Napn1eon:
de1s. M ssS whs oeen gl.d 70 have under Ills OF.
ae aasse loto soldfers In three months Eithantt M
s 800 70 1elp him, and with the gloom Of
in.S ls!eat 70 depress the coIdIera' spiritx. R9
h.z hrste rsa e4e1tons, however, this vast msss j
thsTs fsi,To SO SON thing Ike Organization t
auI9nga some Of the duties Of sctnsi W.y1fis e.
- IeIatlAp1y enough. But military rne .tnn1
thst aha gsen tho American public seems to fse1
LIN I'm u ls not yet an army. The msts1aI 81
ssens ~ posaeseee IN abundance the artilIerq.
TUE has provided teEts and clo:hfop e:hias I
N.Y. ~ '-AAo0 VI Aos enc
'et fsAt:ho1IIos-T I1 TEMPER OF rHa |
SOUTH.
,,.. IN the meantime great expedition Is
~ f. 4ssso eut 1or some place unknown. |
~ eest steamers to be found III the nnrfs t
o1 tae United States are chartered IL earrx
tn@J 9e caiieo an srmy to some point ann.
posea TO be vulnerable on the southern co,lt
6e,1an 6Go,Mmon report Rpeaks Of the seizure Of Nav
Feaerasss Fas n ha1d Inc ,neighbo11ood Of which the
sa.. Cnarleeton or Savannah, in order to opsn The
cotton trade. This policy. is based On ths
ssaeofT saT taat large body OF enuthgrne1a az
tMsaeeteo to tho new rule, and that ths
ince tha. =. o. hen price for cotton viii n
~ tnat We think there is little chauce ofthezs
expectations being Fea1ized. The Gnvsrr:
Ee aent ~ masn1ngton does not make alloTanr.
n1ace e ~,fS;s G1;spge @ oI feeling which has taken
may tee4 fecolLect how at tn, NORTH pu35iic 9n;,.
soh taadenfy reered round to an eay1ku 71o3se,s
Ton q 1he ta7, It 45o4yets th1t tie sxns rd1na,
3as =. taken p'dee IN ne Confederate Saes, Dou6f~
nf on;et Is .ne nsgmnlng there Was large beaT
ana s1 laefe Was AlEo the natural regret at bresE
1ng up famous confederation. Rut aII 49,
u past and gone. All the affections and nstri std
QUO feeling Of the people are now transfer-a5
" 80 new 4, government, for which every 7onne
zoussd against the foreign Invaders nm No. ~
asttempt 70 traffic with them for private sdvan.
L1Fe Tonlo pc met In that summary intt.ra
1of which The southernere are celebratsd.
EFFECT OF THE War on X1GL1sH TRanr
Unfortunately the American d,f,cr;tx
flrlkes at the market as well az the fe1d ana
[spe Ts~ e' Us o. cur customers together WITH The
pert trade have suffered considerably. fhnnrh
hol so much es might hare been expected. s5d
nol Mueh IN comparison with the year hefnra
z ne iasf:,- It Is indeed startling to See. nnder
tnT seaa n 2. fet5ons 99ne in he monthly re-
cearl5 million and \ half in the value Of cot.
ten exports, nearly quarter Of a mi11ion 1s AZ
cfea5e Ia the va1ne Of cation yarn, nearlv II.
:ahe u ths value Of linens aad also Of wcoi,
~ r. Ese5 t5s exports Of Iron and steal ahare
:en for alarm, al Oh the whole zinc mostba ~ :
me present year the decline has been oniT 4E
Fer cent. below the exports Of the year 1a59:.
y a9o II 1s clear thst consumption, the best tcst
y employment, Keeps up at hone. Tine 8
nera aerofs the ocean witkdraEisg Them. 4
eiqes to so great an extent from prodnctive t
mPloJme1ts Of all kinds, sad co.fin;nr /
at mseiVes to the destruction Of he and
property. "Ao !
A341a Z ~ ut&E DF AMERICA.
Experience seems to show TINT thase ta,r t
'es1s OF humsn passion are NECESSARY to gIIe Z
leW currents to thought, to commsrce and a
Q social Development. The unrs il 19hfcS
re lard herself has been engaged have eiVen +,
heir several contributions to har nrssan4 !. .
'e pe, 20 that We cannot guess Eiat sha :
tcu1d have been Without them: viii.
mt, Tor example, the Wara OF the Ros.s, the
7sr between Charles I and his Parliarnnuo uuo .,
nd even that which We lltsiy wased aoa5ns} {
napoleon I. and Europe for order aud indes
4,n7ica, no doubt, 4oM come oat NJ
o1s J@THaee different creature, and it caS,ot
e denied that th.re il soo1n for impreyement
ier relation to- cur industry viii. M
QUOT, be affected, as well as all her nnther Z
elatione. IYho AGsl prstend to s4v ,p5.fae.. Z
ee ~ continue to send US aaue gTo,on col.
N, aaue g7osen sugar, or any osaer sEaye NJ.
ucef we Only kEow, that We car 4.
1tacu1 Ter. No EDs1lEhnlaa can 5esfre tia
?dependence, Aut IT, the war goee. On At -
resent 1ate Of progress, aadf1g n1ontk bv
'onth hundred thousand men to the iva n
mics, 1t II eTideAt that 1s must link ts Il
her nations fer the vulgar materials of mas.
laeeul1ng and csssnmptlsn. They viii not
{ waiting. There never yet was al, opeaisg
Ffoslsonet, but some people or Sons rn.s
sa feaa5 TO MI 1t; and the Younger rna5ers | >,
tnete words will witness vast infereata an5 | VI
uee gFo"ths Of industry, commerce. aed
ealtb, the origin Of which could bs refsrr.d
} the great America ofxj1 ,x,~ s~oA-SN