Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-24

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Commodore NJ F. MAury. c. s. NAv5 .l I,
-. syR Tss enclosed tables. eonRilsd en'e4s
- =. oars Il trade retursa, raOss The course Of Ne
pgsb cotton srAds for lbs last y yeafs' lns Fsl
..sss,,op Of The sommarcia panic Of lsSi,
,r.auctioa comne1ssd, End ends win 81
-. wear Thus furnishlng a sianes'
ss.o,y AZ the cotton imports szPsFss, nls
-. sses for hons consumption for - me-
-, he ti,se seasons subssquent 70 me SEES
as of The soz1aern ststes treaa ne -
- - - arhi5itinz ths inereass n ms s'osA' =
a'- oas.ou goods during ths Arst diEiaien' ana
/ ...s.nss daring tie second division oi the uDs
,....t i,srortations Of cotton TOOK piAss N
saN ess 752 poands were iaRoTssa' = . eo.s |
i- ~ - sgo - tba Urn alleEt rsGelPE Wsrs In 1so@'
-, s77 s1s psrads eau1slo hand, vA'uea a. s-sli
so9oss "a. quantity in 1898 was 6ss SSS.zoa psunu
- esq ~ 95s The ezportatons q EA@ e's.oA -. =
ls were So4ss go pounds sor is'l
! nouras; for 1862, 2i4'7l4SSs poenas aa1 \.
-, IN eoa nounasthe rate of increase IN eoH'PAA"a
bsinr very great The yarn prodae-
s,opertes or net weight Of he Cotton As. ~
: -. -, ,.r,sinsa In tie United Kiagdom for manu-
,,rno,ss !, a. in 1850 96s 433 $50 pounds anu
. 1v es5 al SIS pounds. proving the tees q s-e
,,s Ios. 10 working the in ssrior sorts ano
amount of cotton required % iasAs :
! - n v,ods In 1868. over what WAS neeas~ N -
l-rho,gb the cost If the imports oi "a" oos'-
ro - grgu-er In 1853 than in 1850, the value =
"a ,rss was TX syvIse augnsntad-nskins eDo - 90
that uaatsrisl in 1860, $50 S0a6ss' ana z - t,i,
a, 80 7, b.. bean estn1atsd that The preaiA SA 1
.ot,ou goods hsla ever in foreign markets. =
= - r,sfsb sserchAnis and disposed o. u AsO'
4. . ooe 900 thereby reducing ias eAS0--s
-, sss COO 600, or eI0000 900 less than n -
y t.s are now sxhsasted the means Oh pa
va - N - sua Of courss, srssssr al1onn'
hu rsauirsd to settle for ne eos'o- supp
-,sel .v,p should The iInpertAtions Dc No iOoN.-
- : is3 and this too without alssEi1s i''
-, ,--i.s The irssghts the raw s0s'oH -'1 -
al .,s In 1850 over five eights OF P-Ny =, -,
- bls in Is63 that charge was Aoeul -
= -. Of the produces having been oFoosAA -
Anu elo'-so -, ,s... and IN others by more sxPelH
I.,e.r,, Of transportation The rates nom
a.n ware very high, and ths expense Oh =
nay " As equal TO the former entire sos
erals the e5ston.- -,... ,gooss vi
go -, 77s 2ls. Az yards were shipped Al
- 1g7sl3 s55 p0ul d Of twist ane yAfn'NS s14'
.,,sraasea reaching including hosiery ana .1AAi :
EE ola $50 Except los hoEsry, etc. ths sis iOl
.,s smaller than in any ether ysar-sas 'o'i sAR
DE b.iB4 SO 77Os7L In 1865 l'Voea5 7'S Ss-u1 =
4 -. and "A 90 I46 pounds Of twist sna yarn
I s-rtr
-, s47 443 Goa ....,,. n tbs h
Of all -r,r.sos Of cotton manufactures fne Ei'es
,orreet ;Ir, ds have not kept pace with ne aeVA3
viii oe cent per cent n eoussqUsacs Of me cos. ?
'sliy ,t.rlsl rot being In ordinary times lao.s -
suti Of the value Of the Manufactured A'iSie
e. then h. cotton forrus the chief cost Of the iA0i
Iiig' ths So M Fnads fFam cheaper os.'oe'
I4Lh - seehyh s.u1-sy are only ons-hfth In e
lpsnisd les saal ahoss of 1s6o-a eontinuoa
.tW Gle s =. axe place. The natural ysA
ks vita them if prOnsaoeed ia s a7s out oi
70 drive mem Mr.. Cox, OF Oaio asked the Spee
aets lssDed he he had ever read the Constitusionl
sss with yen, The Speaker replied EhAt he hsd
renshss without queuty read it, bat had sworn to su
- SIDES.
or CT Ois0aFnsf Mt Ksrnsn resumed the Roor, II
70 are al IN this ceeding with his remarks, when
dsl but that the Mr. Wilson, Of lows, called him
ere driven back order for irrelsvauey.
y and emphati- Mr. Kernan said be had supDo
ut On olsburns's make some suggestions, because
during this events the nswsboys were liable at
ion was on the 20 be thrown out Of empleyment.
Lieut. Col c. J. Ths Speaker agaia pronounced II
picksts a, adi cut Of order.
,od' oerDs.suof Nh. Brooks, who hsd yielded to
oorns var h. resumed the floor. said it was
70 +. 5i.,sne. :, the Speaker Of theJ Ase, as well
80. - -,Is,i that IN their esrfy lays sLsy wer
Il
o,-' Mr. Nelson, Of New York, asked
'u' -.'''e whether he was IN favor Of continui
Jus nS"' Oor at Fart Lsfayetts.
pq ruIa0r 70 the Mr. Brooks said that the News
'e iaes' haVe should be the Capitol prison. and hG
skrnisn which their eduestion such as would ia
TENNESSEE. them for champions of human
would have them each taught
I'd ChsTta, not only in English bus in
BRIsLDE Latin. He would have them thoroT
Sne Il leo@ to the principles of that charter ext
"sans himseA BATons fem King John at Rum
speaking Of which declares that no man shall b.
Oh inst, says his liberty excapt by dHe process
thosS Of Steven would have this declaration posted
on Cleburns's to. .wslIs in Latin, Saxon English
works." and that languages that might be read an
rove the enemy by all men. He WOuid have Bewsh
ensons division under the petition Of right and the
losoabt through common law affecting human libert,
It csrtsinly was in EnglaHd centuries sgo. Hs
Nd division was nsHsb5ys % thoroughly trained tha
e IN sbs lsf Of were stopped from selling their pa
vsuiss. siazy power 1ley WoaIo haVe tAe
rroSpr journalist % TemOnstrats against 8
ovusBdsais -. ssd eg..ss uPsn snss 1g
-. Mr.. Ws5sHoTth, Of kentucky, y
: -. = ting near Mr. Brooks, iranisslly
-,e"' ~ marks were reasonable.
: - As' Mr. Brooks, resuming, said those
isF' severe the Constitution were guilty of tr,
(; b q Faesost' who laElesslY arrested sdst0rs an
rat sergt Rsy, jouInsla were guilty Of treason
Az Jno LutssT. he Constitution was the biggest
San NstJsrson, son.
n, severe; James The Speaker. The gentleman Is
'hs Hudson, Mr Brooks remarked if this was
' zee Lyle he had nothing more to say and toe
= Lutber- coI The bill for the incorporation Q
Ricknaa, w o boys Home in the District Of CO
then passed under the operation OF
question.