New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Rebels TO their Government has never bonn H..
Of burning cotton Ne orders from tie bsss ., a..
rebellion h~e, in most instances, been d.reya,d~,
and tho little oss that hasVccurred has been Nv ~.
acts Of guerrilla baLds wh,a the planters could No,
resist. We have on record repeated instance a.
lvalor nud devotion TO their i9ieress, where "a,
planters bavs rallied in defense If their cotton
rriisd ths law ess bands WHO woul in1ict les On
them. on the plea that 1t might find Satnern mar
ket. There can DO 10 question b1 ttvt ,he hoden
would Infinitely prefer To soc good Tvac- in god
money take tho place Of the cotton crop 80 &c.
It fiaailg under the torch of Rebel 1less0YsrA o,
suns Ia Conieder.te bonds. TIC cOxon renxfes
there secreted in tho deep pits dug for that Pvtpo
or concealed in cane-brakes aud other places. 4;
hrge qusn i-s and the current estimate ID 0oe D9a
bates ID not too large. This remsin unisucb~i
be whole civilized world demands its reesas
JEFF. Davis Will zee that portion Ieest viii 20
released 10 pay Tor the iron-cacs-iroa pls'e md
munitions Of war, 80 successfully passing til. tlocI
ade-and cur own Yankee enterprise will reless.
~ baance-apd the famine In coston will be over.
lu speaking Of this question it TO he VI the
III Dost importance that the Government should sp-
poiut proper agents TO receive and remove the STAPLE
which viii necessarily fall in'o our bands--to p,o-
ect the Northern manufacturer az inst she audeclas
demands of the middle men. AID prevent otter na-
lone from enjoying tie btneii's q supply OF cosn
except through oar particular volilion.
There should be at least come plan adopted by to
Government regulating tue trade in cotton, aid Pre-.
venting tie operations VI the hungry and greedy SPEC.
niator- follow the army, may perhaps b Il
Is army.
Tie t,aie in Wooens lie no, large. The CONTINUED
waim weather mas iuteriered with the general trade
lor heavy wooens aud we have to report few ssles.
FSGey CsssniereS are hot quick-while Wool Flaa.
ne. ell sell freely.
We annex some extracts Of the foreign markets
from our late files follows
MAtrHLsTER-Ou Yarn market is very dull lof
"a d..,,, IA. I'd there L.s Isen DO b. ,ncss doll vh.
ever FOR 10y Luss hon1D forc,s. Lseiins sse-nIts .Y
,b ft7t 90 he "a 4 single Of heay. yfI Ddsy sa3
b IA -s,u ti. n,tt..t market kno To- May ~. utha
lico sts efoops here ofss to te.,
make family. is- . set io co h ns' bern qrle a. -snt
thai Tor ysfns lbete 's 30 onp. "h~rins snat
atp the pat o! se!sEs would lead ~ yer, dc ies
-. -, I'm. a., ns,d rom t.o,n5,y 70 rnr izb 70.
post.U lover aid iDskrt dun tiece &c q. II S.ay
.statce, lad cn.i A. merchants woui, At ne diisf
sffsd TO -dsised II the hgaes fae' B bA,e ,-a a.
here iatc s-uce hos only streD. -nrd D" cssl'
Joufnei RESULT frn previous aeSiac', sHi eH'n 'Tc's
h,se hoous i-'e qa.t.s,' Of c''a s'o" 'e as.ss
rs~t verpool ends to icieAs me epr-ssion We
hear g. 10 basne,. whneyrf .nd .ass could ouJ os
noe e. chce This ppiost 20 loDg ci'th.
onsh shiit.s. Irnteg doE.stes JicoieIi' saa ever
@. uptirn If cltn.
IEtp,.-Tn.r. was not much doing this morning
10 a. cted Cloth Hall the attendance ia Of eay-fsat
large Tweed c9iDmioass lie did
~ of attention. feet tho plly ~ cons'd-issJ
al .rar q o.. aud the fe. toeo IN toe al
tii. .o niDg w-r- tusppcd W A. Lig qro'-1ta = r<
ei,o. aud sncy coating s ehsnsea hrnd. bot toe sa-
.fiot. IL nu a-gfegsi- iAIed Ia the " bite Lana
49, su ines sae. again Hnning upon D1-t
ntIDLa IA
aiu eoias iua,s TO be shall Rates in a. dssI
= fully siA.ned