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's Government to grapple with the question. On the following day "An Old Indian" replies to Mr. Potter, and adduces facts to show that the interference of Government officials in the character of cotton merchants would be prejudicial to the future supply of cotton from India. It is stated that the Canadian staff will soon have dwindled down to proportions like those which it possessed before the Trent affair caused such a large accession to its strength. The London Times, of July 3d, in an article on American affairs, says: We would, then, once more raise our voice against the indefinite prosecution of this horrible war. While the scorching sun is filling the camps with fever and cholera; while the youth and strength of the country are being buried to the common frontier in preparation for a new feast of blood in the autumn; while the North is burdening itself with a debt concerning which even its rulers fear to speak plainly, and while the great staples of the So