New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

that wealth. OF diverting It from s natural %
and paralyzng TO great extent tne psmcement of
Tasd There was large increase OF exported catIe @
last year 7sco as compared WIN IN, ZOO had the differ
their average value was taken at fl5 hea, lit ~. ba
ence between the years. would come 10 somethlg mtS
three millions of money; The d%eeline % ~ from the over
Uroduction at the period OF the cotton fane. ro
returns of emigration were Sit the Correspond
hafyear of 1866 Of 1900 eml6ts VI nf better
system Of railway traffic in Ireland would lie ei 70
he netiest trader aud the smallest farmer III the re
moest districts and would especially eotvelt esp ep
source of national profit and employment me sea %
ies OF the South and west Inc 3cc had given this
subiect had resulted the determination 70 ssne % c0
mission Of inquiry Which bgby y TsS sSVaGtasc IN
this respect The country haa put nane Juse peeh sSd
mea1ng attempts at nsurection ever recorded IN
bstnry and its consequences we're stu pressing heaN
IN the but there was much ground Of hope for
the future Notwithstanding the political dsl S
might he expected from them, there was REDUCTION
far the present year Of the number Of ndlcaee Of
fnses not lie would pay this tribute the s people,
that whatever might have been the errors Sso6d o.
some portion OF the Irish calendar, eve have been
spared from anything like the coldblooded atrociues
Which have made Sheffield, and some OF tne
sheflield trades unions hdeous in the sight OF humanity
He eioced that Ireland in the midst OF 90
that nature cast against her" II would III become any
TO prophecy as to the times before US oDd d s hang
over the horizon any storm may engender win pass
snS the renng GOOD sense Of some OF those
who had been msed would tend to the increased pros
perity OF the people, the deVeloImeht OF INC eou'
fesonrces and return of social confidence, ,,rdoa
The speech is said TO have been IouGy apptnueu p t @
uerson who had practical knowledge OF the tnIee co
tries, whether was not more common @ IN be teas for
whole tenantry Of estate 10 nave Deen te h SoJe
ages than either III scotland or England dhere MI
cruel landlords no GoqS esewReTe eHs than in Ireland
As for himself he had always had more IrGSo @ & MIN av @
disputes OF his tenants among tneuhe'es e"n WIN '
dfferences between himself ana them'
pfer,ino 70 the address Of Lord Abercorn, Tie Lon
don star says:
Irshmen are obliged to lie thankful for small mercits
II theNTannot get The land question setttu uboE la
basis or the equality of religions estapsheu III IhSr @
country they get OF least an aonndanSe o. t1o % TIE
interchange OF compliments NnlSh - p pnt' Una % tn
formality of public celebration OF any hlhu III
hod VINO understands the condition Of that unfortunate
island succession of Nlceroys. WING anu lQiY HnNc
founded custom which, out Of conempbie aDsuldity,
g. eToying 10 he dangerous abuse. Year by year as
tle populaon has diminished, as dlsafectOn his III
% as se a s Of the day has rot failed
demonstrates. by means OF staustcs qIte . uuii
peachabe, that the country was rapidly aGyahhol hcl
ing that the depopustion was process ana =
of health that the disaecuon was my ~. .Iier iI he
lad an unsurpassed faculty OF spinning oY WHEN
plausible periods which proved the glano d SIt 20 Sotn
Inc country was making in prosperity Ie s, to Ib
with peculiar pleasure the propagation OF ne la
pig and the Irish turnip' passing oETt obmoH m Willie
m IIod This nauseatinQ commonplace, the best part or
the population, the small capitalist ilnets NIL NIL ,ner
families. crossing the Atlantic % Nv i tr,, {,
against England in the homestesds o ulf m 80
there was poverty and misery OF every kd ih t o1tn
and West OF happy and prosperous lelai ana uhuer
tIe walls OF dublin Cnhe, Lnby auO hIckhan anu VIC
rest were organizing the Fenian conspiracy
COTTON SUPPLY ASSOCIATION . .
Tho annual meeting OF this association was hed on the
sofh ult at Manchester, Mr. John Cheetbai NJ T. pre-
siding There was good attendance. MI. Mdit9 me
Secretary presented the annual report when say
develop much possible ana ny every mems INC
c0tonr rtOwiug capabhi Ol Oihoi count ieS lhah
tho great purpose c9Itenna.cI5 ~ 'Hc 49,
citation when It began ats labOrs, and inc events
which have since interVened have 0E ttded 10 denc-
strate the wisdom and importance 81 u Object THIS OBJ
iect has been steadily pursued; dlcu's nave Dcch sur
mounted the OF supply have been multiplied,
and are now so numerous that Tetged ana made stlil
more prolific the Of ANY one OF thcm, however NIu-
able. will he Of comparative htue consequence 10 re-
tain hem aud 10 render them more ana more p.oauG
tive the special aim Of your association ana 10 TINS
end the efforts OF committee have during the past
wear been directed. Believing that thc southern states
OF America in their altered condition woud not luIiish
abundantly bcole tie war, your committee
their first business 70 encourage leAeNCu rAct
tOne 10 extend and improve the cultivation IN other
countries An address prepared win tla 0Ycct III view
was translated into the different langungcs spoken where
cotton is grown and widely dislibuted and your Com
mitfpe have learned with much Satisfaction thht Heeh
eXl t0ns have been made Turkey, India, the BfaLls,
and else where accompanied WIN lhe more eAlcsNo use
OF American The result has been the growth OF a
better quality and from Smyrna ana other districts
realized IN Liverpool nearly ~ sh price ~ va
Of the United States Your cOlnts arc .Vunuons
that the beneficial effect OF their appeals viii year ~ !eat
be manifest in Increased supplies 81 cstioh ana o
higher class from the var ous countries WhcIe uo lhI'u
ence of our association is eXerted Inc committee ats
eucournpcd by the experience Of the lart year TO ooh
with increased confidence to india 10 cor equrco o. te
gratifying results which have attended tht various q
10 improve the indigenous cotto-, and o. Introduce
exotic varieties more ctt'il tly.