New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Wilkes bv sending him to blaze away az 'icHsourg
or Fort Morgan. ,.-.....
America. saws: When we zee the Democratic party
ling show Of ,orce, once more strutgliogfor Ut
toYnee and yearning for the Old free stiuiious OF
cailv Anerlca, We believe that IN that aTiy hes
ie only bope o. peace TO gr at people, ana perno-
nert prosperity t. amighty country. They have al'
our eva ithi p. We have 10 great faith in the early
termination OF tie war, II the Republic ns IN 80
other term OF power True, gOiJ Is now ~ H., aud
the money cfish is nearing every daY; bus TIE Con-
feceIGte Eave fought parCled corn, and tie u
iou,ss asO can fight without icrigu credit # their
psssons hold ont OF & or party hsirtds urse them.
Although they never can actually suoGue, thrr naf
60 on otstuately fighting. II tie kepl5lcans
should win all these elections The result may very
probably oe to lsi gthea and oHbiter this way as
20 throw iue Nor.A American C0nlineAt BACK Ior .
century,"
Tie Times publishes private lc'er irom New
Orleans III which il is stated that "Mn. Ihillp',
who suffered such Larbarous treatment from Gen.
Buier Tor having smiled at The Yankee soldiers la.
completely lost ter reason. Cen bu1ier has' Oy -
recen. proclaim ten required every person ~ I've
city to register hini.el or he'seh Is oitnef il'u
or an enemy OF the United sta'es, and st ne me
ine TO give Ia q rC lister q t6eir proleiiy, and DO
article ccu'd be sued fer sold Or ouJoy 90 III any
| way which was rOt regularly registered.
TIE Times renask ou tLls letter: "lt IL sense
les initiation aud useess insult TO drive up q.
whole population under the mugzles OF cannon, ard
unoer threat Of being utterly detpliec TO commit Il
sort Of white perjury. \ gentleman wiia hltie
tact uight by tlls Rave Jet Lose those three million
bale1 Of cotton. Bli while Batter commands, New-
Orleans can serve for 10 other uso bui as q
warning tc ail Southern cities CT what submission
TO the North involves"
Tee G.5rcHgr Ga-ftte confirms the telegram
announcing tie murder of the officer in command OF
tbe lIiyatter Sumter. II says: A dreadful tragedy
occurred yesterday evening, October 10 on tue Con.
tolerate steamer Somier IN "a port. The crew Of
ihis yesscl as Is known, were pad Of many months
AGO and she bes sirce been III charge Of two Off ers
and ssiicieut number oi hands - Jake care Of the
ship. Bstween aud oclO K lac: evening Mr.
Lester the second officer, Is sad 10 have deliberate
ly shot Mr. AnoreVys, the officer in comman5, us the
latter w.a lying n his berth. Ilo expired aluost
Immediately, 3 slots from revolver having been
fred into BIS body. The criminal was arrested and
a CoIoners inquest was held on tbe boay of the
deceased officer. A yeTdlei of will'ul murder was
returned by the jury ssainlt tie second oih1er.
LIZ. N.rty, the leegraIlio eDFi Ger alG electfl'
lc,an, wr.tes ~ follows TO Jr. Cyrus w. Field:
at gives Ise much pleasure 70 be able 10 Inform
van I'll ~ TIE recent experiments which bnYe made
1pon our submarine cables have led 10 improvements,
by Which have TO doJbs that We shall be able 20
telegraph through Aiantic cable direct from Ire
Hand to Newfoundland az the rate Of certainly l. or
more, probably IL, words per minute, the copper
conductor not being less than cwt. TO the nautical
nile"
The Brish Foreign Osce had ssued Letter writ
ten hy lir BuacA, The British CCrsul At Charieslon,
touching The quantity Of cotton now "a tne Soul nelh
States The letter is dated 18th OF August last aud
Mr.. Bunch PROCESSES to have been as some pains 10
collect lis information, snd tbiuks It may te &C.
pended UPON. lie es9ys;
"Thcre can he but little doUb, That tie crop OF
1862 wauh under ordinary circumstance, have
reached go 900 bges but, in consequence Of the
oiyil var not mere than $4,000 have teen plant
lei Il is Thought by sonle that toe present crop
will exceed one million bales bnt have reason 10
ielieyo that tho supply iroa Texas has been UNDER
eg.i.aafed That State has bsen SO yc,, very hulc
disturbed ly military operations. 70 q at agriculture
has been l. &c irteriered with than elsewhere. On
the banks Of thc Mississippi very little cotton has
been PLANTED. tie Gngcr "a too great. IL - Only
10 tle interior OF the various States, 10 distance
from Sic greai veis, lhat ITO crop Vi iAs car 70
be fonnd.
- Tae crop Of 1850 was disposed of and in q con.
siderable measure exported, before tie bo-k4fe Of
the Snntbtrr roris was esiablisted but il is calra,
lated th;s 75o 90 bales slll remain on nSni. Tho
crop of i6bl AZ Suntsd 10 about -,1JjtvJ bales. OF
tics- about G9J, 60 Layo been Destroyed al war;
Gus ulsces TO prevent their ia hing into te hands of
the uncaI1ts; tie rest ls stored 10 tie interior Of
/ tie c.A.reat s;ates. Much Of II h6s toen toaqht
/ 5y foreigners, who hope 10 preserve u o5 neluai
! tro.sr,y, tsfouyh LA lie dangers Of tho var.
About ~ 600 bales have I0D tie blockade fl,cesS-
fully. Chiefly to Esssal. O1e cargo has gone 10
Bsiceloua and enc 10 France. l do nct lake
into accent the prOiuet Of hc Ses JsanGs o 5ouin
Csroliaa anu Georgia. VGey sr0 IN possession o.
The Uuituisls and have 40 means OF asccfisiniug
whether any cotton al al Aas been grown tAsre dur
iug the present season
" Ibc amount, therefore, Of cotton remaining Ia
the Southern Stats at this date. vi icA might be
avail be % foreign commerce rs coon a. tbe OccS-
a1e IL removed, may be said 70 o!and tAus.
Hor.srd-r of efep of 1850 ......... 80 o0' b'l,S
Ludsstro yfd crop d ltl...........l ..ot ge.ci
C.ogol 1867 iuos ye' Iicfss)''''''- I'''''' eas'
Tdl......;.....;...;..;...... l.D,,olo bsis.
Shipped ihIossh The b.ockads...... 5000 bales
Renalire In tie souib...........2ssl.oos balss
al. must. Of coarse, be reneul cred Shat portion
or The whole Of ibis accumulation may be destroyed
a. ary moment ty the Southern people.'
Qleel Victoria Lad retained 10 England from
Germany.
Tie Manager Of the City Bank of Manchester had
been arrested On the charge OF ccJczzng the tundS
OF tie Bank. Lis dsiaiceIioAs weIe fuploaed 10 DO
heavy.
Th, rincicaders in the recent great robbery Of
P4ui-.oi-Eugl I'd Doe paper had been arrested ono
OF tbem VAS taken ia tie &C, O. printing notes ca
some Of the stolen paper.
] Mg Co5dtn l-d addressed D. constituents q,
/ Roeh1aie. lie spoke a. length 30 We prevailing
! e! .tfess At Lancashire. He rer,' hst distress
as q national question, ard # pgb private aid
proved insufficient 70 relieve II, Pa AnenE would
nave to make provision for u. lie istn referred to
tho American War, and saiI that II would he waste
u time Tor lore Shors 70 hlteinpb 70 hhuchtc ihH
combslauie 10 interfere N ths War OF 10 rce0s-
lie the South, would do pore harm thar Rood aud
fail 70 bring forward cotton. re h low the con-
,es, would END le confessed bio inability 70 fon any
opinion; bat If compelled % make guess lie would
not mako the same gness that Earl RG'sel md Mr..
Glscstone DID. lie cid not believe that ii he War
fb9nh soon be brought 10 a termination !; would
end ig tho separation Of the North an1 South.
lie thought those who protested so much for
Italian uriiy ongLt TO appreciate more the same
upiop in America Interference by force would DO
more than anything else 20 strengthen tie Federal
Government, and lie cost 10 England n Elk months
,onlA he more than suicent 10 feed the Distressed