The New York herald., 1862-11-09

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hemp, lax, nsecd, taow and grain, England takes far
than haf-in the OF articles she takes
wcre al war with Russia. should wc enforce bockads
upon hor pors7 Again. have an nlstsston OF that IN
the List war We profesed 10 y true, 70 blockade Cr
hemp, by sea TO England By that means we merely d.
yerici that traffic thro, gh Prussia and in one year. 1856
600 sterling while in the year before the bad nos
bca e. 900 Well but tho government knew that those
Btc and we had debate on the subject raised in the
House OF Commons whore motion was made In regard
10 this coutraband trade, as u was called In Iusiap
produce I suppose that some gentlemen, seeing that
blockade entered into large speculatons Ssnala
hemp apd Indian seeds, and they perhaps thought
rather cheating them that Russian commodities al
lowed to into this country In that indirect way
The consequence that vigorous appeal made 10
the House and BY deputations TO the Foreign Minister
with view TO stop that contrabsnd trade Tho govern
mcnt were challenged, and were told, "ff you will not
put down the trade thus carried under your noscsh
you do not enforce some test of origin you had better
abolish the system OF blockade altogether, because you
are are only tempting 10 their ruin these peof
VINO nave gone 70 hard 'n,n wh % ,b,s pqos
sian trade. when there appeared another party
in the field. The Dundee Ceamber Of Commerce,
government stating that they viewed WITH apIBehension
this attempt 10 keep out Russian hempthat the district
or Forfar around undec could not exist without that
Russia raw nptersl aud earnestly begging the govern.
ent therefore, 10 offer no impcdmcn 10 s importation.
All tbis while we at with RussiAand yiug
an feet 20 blockade her ports. The result was
.ha, nothing done, and. as unccrst,nd, two
of tho houses connected with the Manila honp trade
were ruiDcd consequence Turn to the third case.
ysyyose Nv suc al scrr Nth Amcfo Dpes daNoiy be.
isr1s hat, nc had been at Nth hcr Ia yclr zoe
ssod harc gone and bockddcd Sohsrn ports ard IRE
rsnted cotton from covfD into Lanca hierp q hcors aud
aughtcr.) Well but that s the theory upon which l.rd
John acts. And my case " this--that, oesnmigg u
theory which We very careful not 20 carry out
ourselves give TO the OF the world opIor-
tunity of carry ing ot practically aud very severely
against us. (ear, hcar.) Nobody supposes tat II we
wcro at war with the United States we should blockade
their ports will tell you what should do We should
have bockadng squadron there, and prize money would
TOW great abundancc, but you would attempt
hermetcally seal NJ that territory. The cotton would
come out the rate Of Insurance would rse aud thus You
would get your raw material hut NJ an increased price,
In 1879 and 1919 nj with the United states
We then imported considerable quantity OF cotton from
the Southern states, although II did not believe amount
10 one.tcnth o the present quantity Hut at that tne
the very incidents occurred m the House OF Conn
mons which have narrated In connection with tho moro
recent case of the Russian war. There party ia
the city OF London interested In Brazilian and Indian
cotton just "a In 1855 there gontemen in Pris.
tol interested in Manila and Indian hemp, and these
spectators prompted their members to moyc IN the
House for the absolute exclusion OF American cotton
Motions made 10 that effect, and Lord Castcfeaob
thsn the eador u the House vf Comnops was much en-
barassed on tho question: indeed not sure whc,hes