Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-19

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TRR RRRTTEsM COTTON TAADA- z
Commodore n F. Haury. c. s. Navy
DElR SIR. TIA enclosed tsbssss complied ehishs =
Fro fe hoard e trade retras sho The Of the
Bi,ish soon rads for The last SIX yssEs The period
bssus Al ta cessation Of the commercial panic of 1857.
when ogar production eOmmenssd, and ends with hs
close OF last yesr. Thus furnishing at slanoe, tas
bssoly Of he cotton imports, experts, ma7ssusss'
ard sales for home consumption for ts lhres ssAscns
sor snd the ftse seasons Enbssqusni % The ssess
-. q he Sozlasrn States fron the Federal Union
md likewise exhibiting she increase Ia the stocks Of
cotton ad cotton goods during ths Arst division and
Is dsefeass during he second division Of the time.
isr~es. isportstions Of raw cesson took place in
s when $50 9ss 752 pounds were imported, 81 cost
Of 7S6 ss9 and the smallest receipts were In is6s
when 523 e73 2e6 pounds csnSio- hand, vaued a. =Sl
eosO4s TIE quantity 1868 was 66s $50 s64 pounds
vorb $50 On 955 The e1portations q cotton iu
1850 were $50 4ss go pounas FOR 1861. 2s 2s7S2o
nounas for 1862 PA 7I452e psGnds sNand for lees,
eo2 pounds-bs rats or In comparison
with importasiOns being very great The yarn prod1e-
or net weight Of The cotton sfser spin
ming that Temsinse tie United Kiagdom for manu-
faetrug purposes as in ls6o 96s 433 5s5 pounds and
IN 1868 only s SIS pounds, proving the fse Of the
extra loss In working the fsror sorts and accounting
for ths additional amount Of cotton required . maze
yard Of goods In 1863 what Was needed Ii lso'
the cost Of the imports OF sAN ootsoA "e- ~
uss greater in 1853 1850 the value II the sz-
ports was lkcse augnsatedmSking shs net cost for
that material in 1860 $50 sSS s9} - in ls5s
o37 II has viii each other across the river B,
soss OF eottoF using every species Of hnesse
- lnsr to expose their bodies for mark.
: -S~-,gscisl to the New York HsraldI
JUNE 7TH-We all expect to celebrate the /.
70 @1sJuly in the rebel capital
= AS Especial to the New York TrbunsJ
nasni HEADQUARTERS Army or POTOMAC WEDEEg
s no NIGHT, June s-To-dsy has been of eompaIl
e quis scarcely shot having disturbed the vsis Of
~ Tie short interval Of last night employed by
Ia Sides In the humSna occupation of removing the wa
% ed and interng the dead betWesn the lines HeeTa
ie have vbly dlminished the hostility Of pleket
led TO a tsct agreement on the subject Of picket Il
'ieH'eu al certain points along our front
inches The courtesy and apparent smity which ehari
horse lied the meeting OF The parties accompanying the
- Of truce last night, forci5y remind Of tbs din
zeal Of int VIII ch the country was plu
sick by its unnatural enemies The lasted
D for o'clock and pending the removal OF the wounded
interment Of the desd.
"a me- But few wounded were found Az several DAYS
ger elapsed since the bat e many had probably died
seed exposure alone. The blosted form Of many poor
-, low, whose name had been enrolled among tha mis-
N was found lying between the lines and buried Whel
Pre- fell Decomposition had already commenced an
nAver many cases Identification was impossible.
vsnsn During the Armisiice the rebels openly exhib
themselves IN their works to witness the scene VIII
mPEn- to both parties, Of peculiar interest
rested All firing along the lines ceased At 6 O'Clock,
nd above te works Of the opposnV armies vbsIs pes
my minutes before they would have been greeted vii
start leadsn shower.
short Tine sfter detail from every brigade {
AoEe ssng 81 surgeon, accompanied by the pioneers
stretcher bearers, mounted the works preceded b
LY white flag and advanced midway between the woi
where IL net by similar detail from the other
few moments conversation on the object Of
na "A truce and both parties TO explore the
vening space for their dead and wounded The tas
the buyng the former and removing tbs latter
al the flag returned although hosliltss Z. many 20
oti al were not renewed during the night
. We Ia Washington telegram reports that the Yank
have burned Bowling Green In Caroline county.
a. they are, we suppose Is not true, should
| heard Of it.
The rebel citizen, who left Richmond on Tues
We IL last and came into lines reports that the defea
sur The rebel Gen Jones' and the capture Stauntcn
was Gen. Hunter, has caused great apprehension.
600 ness n Richmond Is at stand still Of
' being closed Citizens liable 20 military duty
sEen fleeing from the place. nd there are no soldiers d
lock- except those guarding the military prisons Every
seems dishsarIsned, and gloom hangs the city.
NJ; All kinds OF speculEtORs az to Grants plans are
bet whatever they may be, the confidence Of the 1
ana IL still unimPsiTed While implicitly believing that
Ariy efforts to turs the rebel capital win be crowned
success they fully conscious that tina is neeess
10 accomplish its downfall
peen The 25th. Massachusetts regiment now mustsrz
lpses and four officers.