The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1861

Dhl NOV EMDHN III ~
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Is pAtion TO whlch disingenuoushess Mus s "a
made 70 bend When the federal government ,esas1
the Ameria an vessels which had run tne nosnso'
the decision OF Judge Belts IN the case Of the Hawana
aAd the other British ships should nave pecn ~ ohco
ASIDE ana when the federal government. y e.unea nS
ciamor OF the American shpownerS, anu hcrenas r
cotton spnhers, oy the INSTRUCTIONS gwen 70 '.o NIw
York custom House Collector, became lawful iof INC
a %h me asss%S ses
In crisis IKE the present we have no desire 10 Do
fault finding but Lord Russell and the government must
matters and of the serious nature Of the concessions
which they nave made, ana made IN VAIN inc
rlgh' & o,, NATION o'oc.aae as own pG has
has been gwen ups paper blockade mas
been recognized ana ships working 10 the
southern coast for Information, ana leaving ports
before when no force mad been ever stationed, nave
been captured and condemned The time will come
ioaen cdcn ana aH q usse CONCESSIONS may 90 wougM
cefore fdrisdnsen ana ne agssdom e pTocceamg cdd
~ qteMm ana u tott DC TenkmoTed tna' az re ocgs-
ming he american dUecnhy fora hasse" JsH GsSnreo
fhaf mere neoer ooud &c any ghtsng, ana n ue rgnng
a. once pyerd IL would be needless 70 inquire low Tar
these msoiineu anu narrow views SNAPPED INC COURSE
Of the coalition policy, or want OF policy Now, how
over uuEheht must Dc exercised ana common statcihai
snip uispayea. Vpin,oa Is now Won ormea amons ~,
s,ha w o,i ~" y, ~ r. u @ w" ,uh ~ Nv
,d on, s do d ino nouse u ~ ar m"a s
sS wv - ais "ny WI po rcpo".eu >" uo.i Wv"
nat,on VII, 10 ,,,iroS W " Nv , PM sSo, ,ha
arnmor, vi, M an, ~. AZ. We apo IN, 10 VIZ
-, no,, an .l,., ~ -. .~s ~. - $500
arnm"r, IN the a U % auH ~ r r, s"1 - a
M h . m' ~ i, wiz sec WIG ivy 81 uIs
a., hands shnnM now hs S,i nro,h IN ;n, @
t . a., 'a u " r .h 'o so wsi nay
s,-,r;n"a ,oM Z . =; 20 wn uS o"s ~ % ~. v.
10 Tho scale beng turned ana to the South he;n0
into the community Of nations Ultimately even il un-
assisted, such result appears now inevablc but
sisted the result would Of course be hastenod while tho
federal States would enormously increase their financial
and other troubles Whatever the tederat Government or
he furn dO prpci{
Serdrd car,sd reckon LANCER lie fO,tedyancs Of the
British people, for that has been taken advantage Of and
rstsconstrred.
BRITISH TROOPS FOR NORTH AMERICA.
From the London Times, Nov. IT,
Tho Thirty-fo"rth Captain Gordon's) Company Of
embark for Bermuda to relieve the Twenty sixth Compa-
has been completed to its full strength Of hundred
Of all ranks from the depot companies headqrar
tcrs Tho detachmsnts selected from tho Depot conpa
MES at Brompton barracks to join the Seventh Company
at Haa1 will also embark with the Thirty fourth Tho
layers and carpenters to assist In carrying gov
eminent works in progress in Nova Scotia and the men
who proceed from Chatham to join that company have
been selected from those trades The Thirty Com
pany, which goes to Bermuda under tho command Of
Lieutenant r. H. vctch, will leave Chatham and embark
at Portsmouth next week.
THE ACTION OF THE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF CuEA
TOWARDS PRIyArEERs
from tho Tandem Post Novcnnher1l
Accounts from tho Havana stale that in as,rt,ro
cells into the mort hearnc Tho onfodorots Aag
Inc tovsrn"r consrsI ha dn th no. lug
tim Of ncutralitv no other alernst,ve hnt "a a. Mn.
,mc alleged thai this rnmat not ho consdnrca
mnyng rocogntion Of the adeuendence Of The soa,h
an ,ns,iarac The n,os,,on 4. cans; go, hoS.
Of much i,nosionco and th con,a;n Sa, a.,
Tho matter IN Madrid for fnrtbar ina,rnctions
'Ao ~ y " ''''''' ''s'i 'o'D'
1hc Cotton NuestAon.
AMOUNT OF STOCK ON HAND IN INTERCOLLEGIATE
RATION OF TIE BLOCKADE ON PRICES AND EMPLOY
MEST.
From tho London Times (Cty Articlc), Nov. 81
The suboped account of the Mnnches and iverpoI
ms ia Cro,n Mcasr Ohert Rnrh T.
continuous rise in cotton without the possibility of OBJ
tanning corresponding rates for yarns and manuacur
goods completely deranscd tho usual course Of this
market The prices which tho staples of the trade are
selling proportion to tho present cost and
it is feared that's in many cases when mliownere
have worked tho cotton which they present hold
they will be under the necessity of closing their estab
lishmcns seme descriptions Of yarns and cloths
what it would now cost TO produce Them tie
makers being willing to sell what they have on
hand or in process at q low rate but refusing
to quote price for further quantities Stocks in foreign
markets still large, and the regular trade havo
been doing little; spectators have, however, been active
in anticipation Of tho American struggle being
supplies OF tho raw material being Kept back for
in definite period II is, however impossi To form
any idea Of what may DO the issue Of the present de-
rangecnt all depends upon the opening of the South
ern ports in tho States The present production though
greatly diminished by the working Of short time" in
Of the legitimate demand, and considerable stocks
have yet TO be thrown the market which bought
under rates. and which will forced of on tho
first of anv change in the aspect of
80 ".o e"oo eossoA' Aue
Pesons rs'o" VI uusn.1S 10, ooro, ocTy cTat,cdts
~ -: -. 49," ;-. "'u .".a..s SUE ~
,wnfer arc Sioomy asnaciav rr ~. "pi ~ o
.nd sho io.ai ,rs. Ia ,a;rn q, ~ S.oaee
ara ;ssnno n,acords ana hSendn; -. ,u Ill, Nv
naro =. ras &C. ,scss;ho ~. H. .i " Prc-
The stoct Of American cotton now hcd ~ ;vo-no, 4;
2so sIa hnies cnmnnr rod With 10 sso haiaa a, ,h III 90
senemhcr and hSa 0s0 haieo a. TIC ori nr sr, s
inc rcIrciion in two months NJ aos oso Sa,s T% :
s,nck cc nj, L;rde IL howcver nouv Raj ,on hni,.
pared with f27 700 nacs nj this t;mo iasi ca Th IN
pors from the states during The last two @ ,he
three noxt months have been n. follows Novc, o
1s5d ~ 700 Coo bales Sba,J s cc1 u",hn aaa
,or somo months IL a. fcarad tho "o,, s,o r ,
~. have iarr sno,;ss ry ,u and ," u, s'nv Sgs
viii no doubt be dearh Of the raw material unloss
The American orts are onened Prices Which A. ,h;s
Iod 1s.lg ha & oi Lsa; a. Ie now 49,
tLa Ia, ,hra non'b 'a' Th; 49, pa punu uui ing
'i'o ''os Wcck tHoc lS ICES uOnR,