New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

those persons in humble circumstances, who hold
those notes In small GUMS gradually to get them OIL
their hands aud thus avoid what must oiherwi'e oc-
cur, most serious loss to many who can i'll afford TO
sustain j..
A SENSIBLE LETTER FROM JACOB BARKER.
10 ne Editors # The Netc. Orleans Daily Trus Delta.
GESTLEMEH: AT the particular request Of several
OF my feo~czens who interested IN the 9uefion ~
give up the Ship" which appeared IN The Pcdv1ne OF tne
Dec 1869 together with my opinion On The question Of
he'd Supposed that King Cotton had been dehroned Of its
Wanted influence with foreign nations on hs blockade ones
his return from Europe proved vauees 1t therefore
becomes question Of property.
great objection presenting the cotton question In
mp siur light Is motive induces for dipsry
ertsns procure the article nom other quarters thus per
msnentIy inulinP thcs- who cultivate here.
bey sd that the soil and climate OF Australia are r.
voabe is culture Important 10 Great Britain that abe
Of her people ivae con and after expendng count
less millions snd sscrnciug lives without number termi;
mated a Vey expensive without single word ING ssd
in the treaty OF peace 'or to her interest 'he
euig ration Of the Coolies should not be restricted
Those who advocate tie destruction OF cotton say Better
his might be n they Intended to cohscse which Is not
the case-he assumption cannot be sustained
Maor. Butler assured the Bank Presidents with whom
any place without payment therefore, and that he should
only respect cotton and a 10 the hsnd' OF The p'1ef
aud hi, scor bat Whenever Required would send quad to
protect IL against the mob.
Cotton Is Ike sE'icle Of necessity to Ensland
other Powell w COL Flax, hemp ana
far expensive. are a sucent Tor any 9'h-I purpose
than the employment: OF million. Of their SUBJECTS and TO
employ them 10 digging canals and then hDg them up would
cost hsf much money war with the Cnited State.
Another important consideration be found IN the sct
that cotton should be sdn''ed oy crowned head 20 os a
omuipoten' power 1t might other occasions be ehectnsy
srsyod agsia crowned hcsds all OF whom seem wiling 10
the present continued that the grow ins power he
have long d.aded may be broken TO pieces 90 much
exhausted 81 TO be harmless ,
Ii the cotton question could influence them, burning TIE
last crop and reiu.ug raise another would be Considered
hostile act levecd them aud he who expects to eoeIce
eeedug knows Little Of the character OF that proud Daion
such OF banks 80 have Parted with thei gold and silver
have end them portfolio 10 meet their bank notea
pay then d,poitOrs aud dividends. II the planters de.ucy
hef crops they cannot pay their DEBTS and WI tnay be
relieved BY bankrupt law thus tS,royns th'n crop
becomes waE agains. me nks me bAodcIs we ospo
tors the and be factors end ali t for the SIN
go purpose II throwing the operatives IN le iatoIs o. vac
world OF employ result TO remote to have any bench
cia effect on che operations Of the wal
would how planters who destroy their crops are to
procure and clothing for their slaves aud low the retired
men the widows, sHd tbe minors. whose Ell invested ~
stoc TINS OF from dividends 70 BE- supported
Aud, finally would ak how We are to se sound currency
II the bsnks to be thus ruinsdr
The Common Council are endesyo7ing 70 et'rf renei
shn currencyi which relief must Of
ii be Temporary, fo all their issues they ct only Con
they Independent Of which tie proPe7hode are
already taxed as much iey can bear Thu. bniinr cur
liseued the act Of putting toth
eyes n the vain hope of injgrnS Only Que OF ais eneys
as we are It has become Necessary ths. all
shoad Their Accustomed occupations Dor families
mus, be fed and clothed we cannot expect sgy change M our
fought as men never be ore fought do not wio for
factory peace. mua M back on the bao'boI the sure
palladium ouT Liberties when properly respected .
lien Presidcn, Lincoln into power he could not
procured dinn.r at the public 1psgse without our con
could ocs have been allied b. person Lot ap
proved by cOud they have organized sn army OF
navy cor'equeny could not have oar po',' SS
elected maj y IN both Houses-tbe game In our own
hsnds which was thrown away By the Is.gus'iOn OF our
Come Whist wi the Contribution should be nded
10 allow the people to disesy foI the PRECEDENT;
slQud be required etitle GlCno 70
TAis alteration mace all will b. sac
&C., =, io9r o5edien' 'e'FaS'' ,,coa R,pFrp
EW-ORLEANS ITEMS.
From The Doita 1874.
THF LEvRF-The water is running over the levee
Csn street a. fsr down IS the French Market and. be-
below that the city is protected ifon. oe'.S~
spoken Of uuess the river rises much higher than pres
e, In as eves ths dsnssf TO De s -. s
Of do o,eo la, evening we wso n' 20
opinion .h,. the liver was 'eeons rs ~ .hosd ,s
ryer M very ,pds.nly viii them 70 cave In when
~ longer supported BY The pressure OF ne "s,er
COssULAR COSsULTlTlOS.-No learned lss'
evening ihst the ooizn ConEr lad held cosnsiiso r.
puPo'e o. eon.asrns What course they PR ~
L.tely ~hat Action they hsdtsfsn, n any. -.
C>fos TRlKsPonr. The transport steamer Diana
Ia reported ilom the Psih Of 81 chsrie' with w bAes
From Tire n o. Pieay,r.s y a.. sOn
CAPTURfs.-It was reported ia town yee,erday
that had been received here OF the capture ~
United STATE, vessel. owsr Of The steamers fin.a bsrisu
Cre-'a sno Isabel. bouad foT southern po nom Eoi'e
with srns AID other munitions Of war;
Two crops Of sugar are offered for sale on plan,a-
/ tor for Confederate l0tsS
The Bank OF America, the Canal Bank Sam sniih
Co. end Judson Co seyer.y nodiy depo'tois OF Con
icse notes Ia thoso bsAiu. houses 70 withdraw me 'sne
&c.
SUPPLIES or BHET.-The Bnl'etiH Of yesterday
ave- In parayrph under thu heading IN our lat riite
stated that 900 head o. cstie were al Ibtis W."
ios the means q transportation to the market IL should
/ have ln.NO
PKovosr CouRr.-Provost-Judge Bell yesterday
chaged sh insul ins United State, officers
and ssaog stenng the proprietor OF the Plentes
oa Of %, Court hst ST. Bergs va,of Of the
zoe aud Whose daty should be TO pe.eve Al obedience
10 law guilty both ny the testimony o "lnrs bha NJ
en- sjnl,ons OF conduct tsra ucte distIfuince OF
the pesoe by sppyag opprooou' epiiet to ze" Ad
following him into cgaf stone N i-nscas 'ne'ey
gc,ng tie life Of ssd ciis at The hands ofs mob bs
was ordered be committed to custody o. ne rfoVoSiAi
shal until further orders
subsequsniy Mr. Bess, liberated giving bond TO
the smont Of 5000 20 k.eB tha peace ot QUO Hea toward
J. Tank accused Of communicating WIN sA' eHey W"
Ja,b Connolly Co. II Goth Ma,,achuset,s being drunk
while on duty snieuc,d TO perform three months ponce
duty with Dsii and chain. -, 49,,
di,obedirnce vas ordered to forfeit two months pay
h. W. Lindsay, co. G. Slot Ma'saehusets iSI striking
citz on Sgudsy made to do police duty for
one year six raolths with ball md chain r. -, -
Franklin Martin Co D. get Come .ieu'j ior sespnt Oh
his post ordered to i9e all hs pay sod ao"snce' ana
be dismissed lie service
a. A linu, IL, Marine Battery Tor disobcuierce OF or
As vas ssntsurei sz months police duty, three oil men
vim bali aud chain attached ~ him. 80 ..
~ M Eyngon chs4ged with numbering one Of tho United
gst-s oders nd being dangerous csaetS WA ordered
70 be cert 10 fort Jackson for trial. -
IA Per.on charged with assault on !! Rnpfef with IN
len, "a M sud j. Ruplet, F'est A. Mtemsn ana george
Ee,,ncJ Who were IN charged by IL Prson WIN 80
n,tnr aud severely beaiiHs him. sevesly inea |S'
- dared TO Ice committed ~ the INES were pad
Ecososr ~ DEEss.-A wise and profitable econ
o,,v NAV now Ne pacted IN The article Of de", aud he
money saved In 80 omny abs,inence from prouse ehptha
t,re N the qualification Of this ;ssie VIII enable as inc ps
a. NJ ia. ara and pressing ezgencies OF the uas h