Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-21
From the Baltimore Gszetto.
The COTTON TRADE nE Enup

The zeal and energy OF the v,eeroy have b.en re.
watdsd ny great increase trade, and correspond
'e ~ inc va'ue Of raw produce but accident ha,
CONFERRED on him greater boon than could have be-
derived from the wisesi arrangements NJ JumsI dir.
covered one day, 10 the garden of Turk called Max.
p'ana OF 'ne cotton tres which he Afterwards propa-
sed WIN 90 much skill aud succen 40 to have chang.
co. says Pianaf, the commerce and statistic. Of Ezvpt
hs impo'snt vegetable bears the name Of no French
il, 80; nv. naue 'he government acquainted with
aetia uses az an article OF dome,.ic manufacture
ana oil foreign trade. Jumsl erected AT B,uIak nea,
Ia'o, superb e.t'o!i'bment equal 10 It's structure 10
n. us h1Ipean i9anufaeiory fer 'p;nuiDT. weav
ING, oysIhs' and printing OF cotton goods The latest
hProv. men' 10 Machinery were borrowed from Rou.
en- or Mahchss'er; steam the principal moving 90
employed Tor no pupose, OF artificial light.
h' oiout Mf. Webster found cotton manuiac,ory in
iuii operation "Ii was established" saws h. " some
SIX years ago, aud gives employment 10 eight hundred
sn ~" Uoys, who earn ten, fifteen, twony or thirty
PAlA'' anu sons fihes three pi-sreI L,iIe BOYS al
Veh OF egh' were ssAn in all parts OF this process,
me hfAo pays are s!nguary live and INTEL gsnl
iookhe rhey work with air Of sharpness which 10
9uheTemsrkabIe-a s,rt Of siy Ie and houri h which
snow, iuii cOnpTe ami mastery of what ihey
arc ABOUT iney appear much quicker than Eng i.b
yoy' me same ago Young girls tuel in
iao'oy WORK. Du' were found to bs Of no service
Cotton factories are by no means uncommon in F.
syP'' NJ. Msngin ado a remark which We have
sen confirmed by other auihors-nameIy, that during
hs prevalence OF the desert winds msthnerv ia oetv
naoie 20 Do disordered by the mpalpable dust which
nen MIS- the air, and is extremely penetrating ina,
ho nauyes ASSERT, II will enter into an egg throug b
ihs Po"d.r finds its way into the wheeI.wor and
hner pars OF piece of mechanism, disturbing and
soineuhes stopping The movement, while the wood,
~ similar circumstance, wafps splits and the thre
ohs 70 .ne excessive dfyoso Of tho climate are W.
~ ap, 70 break aud snap asundsr. BIT nolwhs,apd.
lnk al nese ui'advanssos, which perhaps ind a full
eomPensahon 10 the cheap labour Of a country who,s
nnaoha1" nave lew wants, the Pas6a liable 10 COM
pele WIN the European manufacturers In every mar
ke' 70 Nb'o ne Is admitted, and even TO undersel hi
mefehsn" t loda In their own ports IL ha, happen.
cd fortunately for Tho Pssbs that this cotton. wool il.
ne' ne usual COARSE kind hitherto grown in Esyp but
OF very superior quality, equal to the best American
n'he year 1872 'hs crop yielded about GOO O0OLbs
"a Po,uon OIL which being sent TO Liverpool on trial
was was sold AZ The rate OF shilling pound In 1923
hs pIoouee was 90 abundant, that after supplyinx III
countries on the borders OF the Mediterranean n wa,
tssua'ed that at least 600 bags might be- exported
70 England The Pssha 10 sllI extending the culture
o. ths u'efui plant on tracts Of ground long elected
ehsiing Out the old eanals, and digging oIho iot
mo PufPo's OF irrigation that s very probable the
quspuy OF cotton which may BIO raised in Egypt will
~ no o''an, period, nearly equal the importation from
amurs because, as the crop 10 not exposed, on tn,
S o,Le Nile to 'be frost and heavy rains which
meqneniy injure II in the less temperate climate Of IA,
ODied States, II 10 much less preearious