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try and Great Britain. The intetdiction Of exports
ef cotton from the United States to England
would, Of necessity, Ieadin brief periodic revo-
luton in the manufacturing districts OF Great
Briiain-he utter prostration Of her trade, and the
ultimate overthrow Of the empire, whilst to the
manufacturing interests OF this country II would
give the position now occupied by England, with
respect to the cotton trade Of the world.


From the information we receive from Wash
ington, and from the character OF Mr. Calhoun's
great mind, we are disposed to think that the open
ing Message OF the President will be one Of the
most important documents Of that kind that have
emanated from any administration since the
foundation Of this government, and that the move
ments Of the next Congress will lay the foundation
Of new order Of things, formed by the mind Of
Mr.. Calhoun, OF such an overwhelmingly important
character as will give an impulse to, and exercise
control over, the whole Of Mr.. Folks administra-
tion, which he cannot resist or prevent. We have
much more information from Washington of the
same character, which we will communicate at
our leisure.