The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11

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sss sgs s'sS g s ssS g. is&s $50 1880
vii se observed .S.t nesvitssianiiDs Il. piospss.
Accunulalng; In fact Is opy kept down By resh,p
ments to Rnss!a, Germ my and 5wetsa.
COLONIAL COTTON SUPPLY IN ENGLAND.
20 the editor Of tho Ipudon Post.
It has been stated in several newspapers that 10 900
"baes Of cotton have been received from nty ght
revived These statements erroneous
bale 0f cotton IL about four bundled pounds weight
but large proportion Of the so.caled bales are ouy
small sample bags containing few pounds Of c,t,op.
shipping port che Tnnsvey district and nasnnuch
Tipnevey cotton has been we'll known 10 the London
and Liverpool cotton merchants during many years,
fuse to describe that district Of supply
Down to the present time notwithstanding the assertions
Of the Cotton Supply Association, thers hos n@ been
eei,ed as much COTTON from sources az t nd fad
poyns for one moderate rtd cotton mill during the space
IF stS .o..ihs end believe quite within the marx
when assert ,hat the several cotton pIocurog compa
nice which have been adyeraed in Lancashire are nos in
possession OF as much paid capital would pu-chase
atwelv supply OF cotscn for one cotton mill OF
moderate dirnelsons.
Tho daily bread OF the whole population Of lancashire
cpendcn. TO Tits momen. on slavery and republoanism
10 s,se OF ciyi war Tor supply OF that staple short
supply OF which (o borrow ths language OF prominent
member OF the Cotton Supply Association. who, even
more :ban his comrades has taught tie spnners that
they ought cot TO become cotton producers) would con-
vert the manufacturing districts into twenty or thty
Coyentyyy Coventry yet twelve months ago.
Thsye only one power Ia the State IN settle tho
cotton supply question within reasonable time That
rper the fstic TTes Had tic puocj writ Of the
metropolis In where the whole cotton supply ques.
ton could be freely and fairly discussed believe they
would he eb!e to give such direction TO the public mind
az would result in fewer Misrepresentation b. uppa-
trstio parties AID moro practical action by hoee who
beyest heart The true welfare Of Old England am SIR,
your o5edieDt servant. WILLIAM CROSS
FAsswAgc ueas Manchester, June 81.
tYr. Golden, NJ. p ON The American War
and sources of Cotton supply.
From the Aanoheste, Guardian, june ~
II sSco! dsnce with long pending arrange ment that
Nj r. Cobde1, M p would rect his constituents on en-
carir day aftt lis return 10 fngad Zoo honorable Ren.
ileHsn visited Rcchdale yessray. Mr. Cobt on Ia the
coree Of ns speech dwe upoD the wat blessings the
commercial treaty liz calculated 10 confer England
a1c France, and then poceeGed 10 Genounce with cha.
rscteristo eornss,pess, the large expenditure in
cured IL increasing the naval atreryth OF tbs
oouLJy. This outlsy was 10 be traced IA Two
grand cause.-the great waste arising from The
impsrfeocns o. systems OF naval kdn,nig
tratep, ami tho alarm created In the n1tio1a rd Fly
the alleged designs of the Emperor Nspoeon upon Eng
lsrd. The fear Of Fcerch nyasoa hs stgta.lized
pure eel son-a elusion which sSd created 10 volun
teer force, and takty ricus from tina pltss II ths
taxpayipv prbllc He ipatuisd coniEa don between
the sGe 18th ,hs Bttih and French 3Syss and ooa
tender A< The soe We we're iEppset stronger tLar
OF hSlshtrs. ns dd nst Dak /, pafsss6t for orne