Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-23


,,;,; r,c Eoh-i-nor diamond is voted pr"" "S,,s
~ ,ha sii a; the Virginia Reafer: YOU .i,nrs" Sew
o Tho h,a,r communication OF II III ~. i, ~. The
seen ,he .'t' If .rea mark have cXf'es''" "
ERA! Engs"msH H., mos, y.inat i anA int'.4n
80 ,t ENGLAND by hc EXhhi;'on. "ss jnvor:-lhc
tural nstrui', nns,rur,ion and their cieaihss' nina,
,asrnt system Of n:iE'.- ~. -, he tortured
,nrrs IN Er lard Human inGen's - besides there is
49,, II -our!;cate the farmer lo''s ~ ,n,n. The
10 va! s zines. of the aborer 10 cHn!e''u Ia ,,nnI
w., ifs the gentlemen oi III ;ro,or,rc nrcir
s.en , in these matters, before. ',.e ,h,ns t,c
are Powef":s ,od I,horcr; You will feel perhaps 'e
uiceS OF u n inform you that while inc la.'.' l.
nn, w America few dollars l , ,nnis srIInu
menlS IN ~ y,,k cost several hundred lo"hus ~
TO do the sane rrmaks have specially in my eye 'c
In scvcra! o; theSc ic"'' ,,..
Euroneon and American pow al ,s own way though
i'u h ..Tn" has not had II al lts o"n wy, r,
hu i. STATES have been rcnlsS IN an eAtit'nc ueS'
.e oou; ;t,',, their quota thu: Exhibition: Az;
III TiJ lien in bales is exhibited RON 80 Sn,h
opahu h,ma and Georgia and Sea Island rom '"'"
slsspp Ana III spcak in of too high com
Ca'oiiha. The quality OF the staple, and OF It's nanni'.
] IN fur the Exhibition; ana INC i"9I''t n .,
ana Ses ,v were not merely got up samples oa' "clc
showed 'a seal. acle,. OF the experts WIN
On On, eu n ,oons and that jury as wen rs l'le "G
vn were drsrous OF marking lneit va, III e;t !,
group American coons they found some dl'uculy III
non " Ear there only shades oil excellence oct"G
uo nerirnens and was deemed UNJUST 10 ldHe ma e'
d,nc,on After much dclocraon 'e! M , t ,hss
their sense of the excellence ana 'alnc OF 'esc
Vi ,b;ch WILL am sur, prove satisfactory !" Tue us'n
;b I'd grn elncn who sent them 10 l'onu'n ' ITt
:. ina WHICH
. nt,pchsd these cotons We must pear III ,''i @
@ ,% Gait on manufacture is at this lime one OF Tue sa
@ md indeed an absolutely essential clement Vi h
49,. secondly, that neither LABOR nor expense nv
Po f,.,ar lis cultivation and production IN DINER eonn
well in foreign lands rs III their own c'!.h'es |
H,;,n Algerian East India and American col'ohs WIZ
~ s, these should be added the Flax cotton anu
~ p,. nir,icuarlv as presented by Mr.. Clilsscn @fe'
;,nnns q, East Indian cottons, showing the improvements
made in staple by superior handling ana the learn
"a and in,Itlutnable DR.. Roylc. The exciiehr't wa"
M, ms General and vivid in the case OF the ach's o"
the interest was, the whole as Keen ABOUT 'e
ms III, shins; and the immense superiority o u" M
rcan cotton was decisive as IN lhe case u NV
American Yacht AS long we shall send 10 lile woIh ;
shops of the world coons ranging rom uvs' m no n
bi,on as from point Of departure i'll quality we hc e
no destructive competition. The Indian colunS c UGH
rrsalv improved but still ehcre III inc race WIN o
r,,t stable The tendency u all the lndla cotohs On
is alto degenerate in length anu inehrS Vi
staple on size boil in agreeable produc1n ana IN NUM-
syrness of staple the seed is very marked. win NOV,
however answer for what India may produce he,ot
more favorable regions. The great trunks OF 20
s,ructing in India vii! render countries aces SUI :"
walton and which are ye. Sa ou b tried tho
,,on and their growing capabilities WIN NC 'e H.
rnmphly THE cotton of Agiers IS OF very ia ua! put
Ernncs informed myself accurately and learned there
J,es not exist the labor in Algeria to cultivate II III adrnS
Uonii,v or Flax cotton will only say that Mr. Claus'
Sen stated 10 me- that of production IS Sd 10 81 d
sov or cents American The fabrics in my possession
made of the Flax by gossai cotton machinery are
OF the coarSer sort but We must not nt Inc power Vi m
the Virginia manufactured tobacco was uahcslntingly
ronounced ID be unrivalled in the Exhibition. Two vi the
v orrnnlished English Jurors on substances used Tor
food are tobacco chcwcs-shades OF Mrs IroilopG ana VI
Dickins Their American CoJuror never tasted qu,a'
though 10 the born; the former bore cl''c tes'
,nouy TO the superiority ul the American "7reed"
a Kentucky Ham from Louisville was sent TO Guner-
sHcakiup 10 nron0mes should say Ia the redt f'n-
t-to bu cooked for the Jury last alluded TO- Inc -feat
Cuner ignorant whence the ham came himself IN proper!
person stated that he had never seen II surpassed III 'o
OF all the 'substauces used for food" that which attract
tic
Gus important practical is the Meat Biscuit OF MI
Gail Borden Jr OF Texas. Its great value was 81 OBVIOUS
provided it were found TO possess the qualities c,nlIs
IT, that il was submitted very careful and repeated as
By The Jury Substances used for Food VINO haa coos
ed for thc,st Not content with THIS they na ana S
of it made in the Laboratory OF Dr. Lyon l"!I'' "C
,in.ed commissioner in charge Of The department oi I
rieS for the purpose OF testing ITS nutrre anu
qualities These anaysc made, oil course, "ihou,
the intervention OF the proprietor, M borden
have obtained from certified copy vi the letter 81 ~
Playfar communicating the same TO the Jury run 'his
appears that The preservatVc qualities VI Tue Ae"'
are percc the iccua naceous matter being also sup
iectrd to careful microscopic exanlnation-its hsh nu-
tive prupcrirs evnced the analyses SHOW, s. per CT
OF heterogeneous and eshfurming materials Inc Jury marx.
cd their sense lis value by awarding the highest evidence
OF their appreciation 10 lis inventor small canister :" II
was sent Sir John Heschc who unsolicited wrote 10 N
E. letter tcSlfving its excellence. Count DE hersoy
has deemed j. OF such merit preSen, II 10 the Ascnl-
,ural Society Of France, who highly appreciated H.
To sum up it is sufficient source OF pride to an Amer
lean TO know that his counymen have beaten John Bun IN
Steam navigation shp-buldng and sailing reaping plonghs
and poughn ocksmthery pressing mac!ines htea'S@c'
have sent him better tobacco aud cotton than lie can gel
where the finest piece OF sculpture and waerroue across
's"rorty years u IOiiteupoiuJ
asonscat and under the shadow OF Napoeons sl-
gunc empire Al time, in debate in the British Far
lmen, something was said Of the American navy, when
member remarked that the American navy consisted OF str
-'wllcrcupon says the newspaper account the
House burs, into fit OF laughter 1t would be interesting
TO know how many of those laughing legislators are now
living The gigantic empire of Napoleon has crumocd 10
dust and the dcspsed nation of six vessels has now within
nor the .nnre of The seas and the dominion Of the
civilized world