New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
COTTON IN ENGL AND.

rCoyl me london Times Jan. a. ,
The American Revolution IS advancing WIN apr a
strides TO a consummation. Within week OF wv
vc may exuect to hear Of civil war between the
States of the Great Republic. Anxious as we ieei
10 escape such conclusion, we 90 not zee nov II 70
TO be evsded The North is no longer dispoSed 10
make concessions even ii the South would nsteh 10
connronise and although may allow for certain
amount of clustering on the part Of the Secessonlss
robodv doubts that Americans are ready 70 n9ue
We look upon this prospect with unanecteu HoiIOl
independently of our ns'nLdl E mrh INTERESTS
indeed that our charity must begin al hChe
We dcplore the political casastrophe but our hi-i
thought must necessarily be gwen TO is commercial
effects. II the Southern Sta'c' o, 'e mn al ta,
yulsed by war s-ryile instruction w.iI be Oily 700
nrobobIc an incident of the strife; II the saves Ieoe
the cotton crop peTishes; and win the hauIc VI tue
cotton crop comes the yis OF our own rtaplE un
ufsctufe The question IA 90 romentors tDat II Gun
NOT he too eeri6ly urged or too expeditiousy enter
tanned Lancashire depends on South CGIClra ana
what South Carolina is doing becomes lerr1!y eE9en
from each successive dispatch. The telegrans OF S
urdav last We e the most omHCus yet received anu
we compare with thoee reports an article IRON !"
weekly contemporary which yesterday tfahseiioes
the perils actually ahead o. ut VIII ee u."''
appreciated. a.. ..-.,-o., q, ON, cor,.
md Cotton can be crown almod az commonly as
wheat. The best seeds and Tue beet ttales sfe D."
well undertCoJ, and tie proper Me'hGg, Vi .J',ps
and taoking can be easily taught. ne rev - tne
~ a
Iar -emaiks on this subject, We have received
a communication from one OF lhe Soaeh'5 lh'
,ers.icd in African civilization, informing Is
hat the urpltess Of cotton cultivation al hb'
LroLuto 40 actually and Ruthentically recorded
!. smell as 10 match the beginnings Of even
American enterprise la 100, tuat otsedIe, though
rroluotiye region cent about halt bale Of couon 10
Fnglsnd In 1855 This medium bad been Increased
obo1t forty fod aud in 1850 IL actually amounted 20
y OOo hale We are assured that the oistlct cpoli
GA liz crow cotton enough for the consumption oil al
Ia,,t,slir. md we are asked whether The Introduction
az killed ucrro,s from the United States would DO.
s1on olive ma a new Charleston the Mnean coast
From lndil tie offers ere tie sane. IL IL 49,
India could leud w. - she cid, b'OU" Dales, u l.;
fair enough 10 presume that under the pressure ana
with the eucOurai,mer oi strong demand enc G va
rai.e her supplies to l,00J,G0O bele--nearly Lali
of our immediate wants Then, agidD iueIe II ALs-
traiia actually iGuuiiEg for staple article 81 produce,
ard dc.rou. OF nothing better than o. be pet cotton
proviag for Erphnd. We do not disscmbie the par
iirlnr difficulty Of the ca-o. We have repeatedly
obscryed and we acknowledge once more, that
America har lot tho call oi the market. II is not
thai her advantages might not be ejualed IN The
end bv thoge al Austrin IDGiI. but az Iiescn
sho enjoys all tbOfc facilities Of organization and
trtH, which would have 10 be CIeGtcd cltcwhere The
creation would BE- rerfecty practicable, but II has sl
10 D. accomplished, and in TIE meantime there u the
old fashioned firm with lie capital it, connections and
all thai mgk,F business profitable yet unchanged.
Nobody can sav however that tie serfity viii lst
month lolq.. aud bcsic that our national interests
call imrcraiycly forHcw gui plies. u worth reflect
ing thai II tLe agriculture OF ;he Slave States should BE-
ruined there will be- trade Of ElpOOOOOo year to
lc PICK od mp by some other coun'ri"a.