Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-21
EAST INDIA TRADE.


LONDON, February 2.-ltis understood measures are
nov in progress for partially opening the China ,ade
~ private adYenturers. But no partial relaxation of
tue East india coH,panyS monopoly be OF auy ma
teTlal service. Ii Government are really desirous
the surplus produce OF this country should and vent
III tue immense market OF China II is indispensahy
requisite ihat The eest should he given to com
petto ana that every exclusive privilege granted to
any particular class of traders should be done away-
u Is certain indeed that without the entire abolition of
The monopoly, we shall very soon be deprived of The
share we at present possess of the China trade MOI,
"lthstsnding every advantage derived from long &C
quaintance with the Indian SeaS aud the character aud
ihdhnes OF Tue people, the drawback oscasioned by
Tue exclusive system has been great that the Amet
oans, whose dag irst appeared al Canton SO late as
1884, have already completely slript US u all share
% the tofei9n s"a-and but for the monopoly which
The Company aye acquired OF The home market thew
would not be able to send out single shin II il Hot
therefore, partial opening Of the trade to China
"niCn Can ne oil any service. All the skill aud ca.
rital Of oar merchants would under system of per.
Ieety free intercourse be barely sufficient TO enable
then 10 enter into successful competition with the
Americans. Aud 1t is mere error and deIusion 10 sun
pose that we shall be able regain the ground we
have lost II continue to fetter and The sprit
OF private adventure The exclusive system ought to
be entirely Abandoned. When The former sources OF
our wealth and channels of our commerce have been
elmer dred up or shut against and when Tegorge-
eh is ielt ia every department of industry is not
our DUTY TO endeayOr To open markets for orr pro
once-to afford every Indictment TO labeur and every
eHcouIdseheht 10 enlerprise-and TO stimulate the
cOmme cal spirit Of tie country Even under all the
usAuVhtaIe' arising out Of the absurd Tesaatlons i'm
peseo DJ Tue ait act Tor partially opening the trade 10
HIndostdn aud the Eastern Archipelago the private
traders have fairly beat the Company ont Of The mar
ket, aud have prodigousy extended our inlercourse
WIN 'hese rich aud PopaOu. regions. MOI il poss
bic TO estimate the addition fhat WOnd he made IN t
Iahc' were Tue NUISANCE OF monopoly completely put
downrestrants and sbackles of every And abuli SIZED
and tie vast Continent OF Asia opened az field for
Tue unrestricted competition Of capital aud skill The
advantages resulting from such a measure would be
second only 70 those which would follOw The re-
peal OF the HScIons which have annhiaed the trade
Hiih FRANCE. (IraVeX,r
RURAL ECONOMY.
BHter.- As the season again approaches for making
ms valuable Article, ii is thought BY The writer Of
ms few btns respecting it, (undeT existing cifcum
stances) cannot be unpTOftabie.
Almost every is sensible that great surplus Of
ouief Is made ana sent to morket yearly but few
are aware Oh what an immense article of remittance IL
mas become, what loss 10 sustained by The quaIfy
which might easily be saved 1t is believes that in no
slate IN The union OF the wealth. is there SO MUCH
butter made aud sold as by the industrious people OF
Ne~ Hampshire and unfortunately there 10 A much
greater quantity OF poor butter from thence, than iT0m
ah} other stale. TO shew what may be saved in one
season, is the object OF the following calculation The
butter sent TO market FROM New Hampshire is caicu
iaed 10 exceed six hundred annually but from
some cause, about one third IS SECOND sort >, aud
one h'Td thru sort :" @bich reduces us worth iso
cents per pound the " seconds aud five csHts On
Tue - thirds" making loss Of more than ttccAfyfpe
thousand dOitgrS iH season There ave lev Wbo
pntuP their butter handsomely and they see heir ac
conn IN II bot the proportion is small And should
they 0nd II necessary to hold IL hand any conside.
fable lime, or 10 ship IT, would end IL much for their
interest TO be slll more particular with It, During the
last season almost every article Of American as ee as
foreign production, has been low aud dull bat for hrs
sort hntter, Inspected, there baS been very fair de-
mand ~ 10 aud 10 cents while tsucid third sort
could hardly be forced Oft cents aud In many in,
stances and cents was all that could he obtained
and even then II would prove a hard batsaiH 10 the
consumer II vs. m fact 81 for little else than To make
into soap No place perhaps IN the UUited States pro-
dnccs better pasturng than the farms ~ New Hainp.
SHIRE aud milk, Of course, must be quite 40 good as
~ other places. Therefore u prevent loss alluded
~ Is easy for which IS offered the following simple
but fygfaitibic remedy.
CbUrn The milk or cream while Il Is suecf work ont
dH tue butter niik, salt that is cIeQa aud fge
put 10 no more Than 10 u Tor YOU own Immediate
use Should u nov he sent away sell let IL be done
~ the cool Of The morning, that IL may not he heated
Those WbO receive u may put IL ino strong Ale for
one ~ tWO days The kegs into which u w. he pack
ed must We E4Crcd and sf0fcy hht - contain 20 10
~ pounds u buief. Soak them ihsfOushIy ia strour
pickle ~ hours then fare them, strew little fine SAIL
on TIE inside cafcey pack each color aud qusiity Of
batter b. itself tiii the keR within one inch 81 the
TOP aae liza slice and separate The wood ffom The
btdei around the inside 81 the Neg, htal IT, make
small hole 10 The top, and q u solid with pickle IN
Witch vs. Jue saitpetfe dissolved. in This way IL
The Kegs 3fS fieM and weH made Of ihick slaves so
rs not ~ siu through the butter Nii keep sweet As
rose f0r iess, AMI every neg Inspect 6rSf s0rI fof
A"t Climate wonld command Ctffa ypcg and be su@
peIioT 70 any put ~ ~ any Other eoronoh way.
Ibe pickle used put huite into where Ia 10 Grst
taken ~, should be boiled w faO months AND ID
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