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Toe L6nsan correspondent Of the New York joaraal of cumrneIoe. n a late Ieiter, referring to tkc Grsst Erhibiiioa, sayx I
 Upland cotton, in OaleS is esAibite'l from Ten sessee. M.ssSslPpi. Alabama, aaa Geugia, and Ses Island from South Carolina. Il is impossible ,o speak n terms of ioa high concnsssraa os the qaz.iiy of ihe staple, and of it's handling Sna get tisE ua asrtsss exhibition; and ihe qasniltaes sent Eha~ea fhst they were no. meEeiy gos np samples, bu. were on connssrcial sasie. acbsd as ons Of tbc experts wtth she jury oosioas; and :txEi jury, as vel as Inc whose group, were 6eSirous of making tbeir very high appreciation Of the Auet ieaa oot;ous, lucy found some difsicaiiy ia do.as 50, f9r taete were ony shades ef excclgesce be tween the bes; specimens, and < wss deemed ua iust So make marked dissinc;loa. AfieE much 3e- liberation ihey pd;ched on way Of testfYIng ;asiT senee of tbe excellence and value of shese ceaans. wheh will, l am safe, Hrove satisfactory io ite distinguished eensssnsa whn sent iasefn b Loason- To esilaate fully tle apo.tanee which tts iurnrs. espscislly tie English one4, astacfcs 10 these cot tons. we musl beaf in m:as 6rst. fhat, 'he cotton H.anafaclure $ at tAis time .oee Of iAe greatest, and indec-l an absolutely esseaijal element Of Englaa3s power; secondly, that neiiiei labor a7f exneaSe hare heea spared o fssef iis esltivassen and p;olacJioa n other eoaatr'es--as well ia for esru lanas as ia iheir owa colonies. Tue EgyP- tisn. Algerian. East Indian and American cot;oas were in ptesence--;o these shoald be added he ! Haz notion and it's processes. particularly as pre-
 sea;e9 by Nr. Claussen. Specimens Of East En- dja eottoas. slowing the improvements made in it's staple by <spsTior handling an3 the introduction Of American seasss, were well exhibited by fhe learned and ln5efaaga6le DE. Roy!e. The excite meat was not as genera! and vivid as in The esSe of tae yachts, but the interest was on i5e whole as keea, about the eottoEs ss the shIps and the immense superiority cf the American cotton was as dee.ssve as in he case of the Anefiean yacht As loaE as we shall send to the workshops Of the world cossons, ranging from these n the exhibition as from q point Of dePartaFe ia qaallry. we need l fear 70 destructive compstitsou. The Indian cot tons have been greatly improved. bat still are Ho H-Asre iz ;be Tsee with our grea; z.spie. The ten- dency of all the Indian eoifons eKarnlaed,-ihat s, qlt-to degenerate in length and aneBess of sis
 pie. ia size Of bog. ia acrs25le productions, and ahesiyeuess of staple to the seed, s very marked. { l VIII 4Sis A4&tN-ff AasaFEA i1s Asat AAAA1 A4 l produce hereafter n more favarable regions. The great tEcaks of railroad constructing in India will render eountr.es accessible b cultivation and eo1- nseree, sEhlcs are yet shut out from competition and tbesF cotton growing capabilities vii be .red ihoroaehly. Tbe cotton Of AEgiers $ of very far qaAlitg; but iu France informed myself aecu- rateIv, and learned there does 10; the laboy ia AlgeEs 70 cultivate il n sSzTtsHg quantity. or flax cotton. ! wll only say th&4 Af. Ciaussea sta tel 10 me- that Is cost of production s 3d 10 3ia
 gay SIX ot sevea cents American. The fabries in aly p0zsessl1a made Of the Aax cotton by g9sSpsi cotton machinery are of he eoaEseE sov!; but we must n9f limit ,Ae poFeg of improved machinery
 IY~In Vermont, lhe deaths the yeaf befcEe the eeasus were ou; Of 9o persoasi Rhode Island, cut of G. ia South Carolina. cat of IS; and "a Alkaasas, out of 54.