New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

In tie Whole 81 his period Of sixty years, the total
eNprlSiicus 81 Cotton amounted 10 thousand serea
i1n6f,d Esd clerCH mhi0R, sT haidTed and Hi"ay0ae
;k.lssrS So kEasrtd and seTsry-ssz doAi1s THIS is
exclusive 81 the large quanut! consumed by our home
manufacturers. which in 1859 was valued at
SfSs5,.s6
Tie display Of raw or merely ginnel Cotton in the
CT sis lasce il not equal 10 what might Dc expected
n county Where cotton forms 80 important feature
If it, agriculture aid commerce We cannot hn1
more than samples and only six of these are men
toned in tie Catalogue. Not one has the botanical
name Of TIE plant which il grew attached to it, and
O. IS two taTee are furnished with the provincial
rsre by Which il is known This is probably the result
q udEere On the part OF Southern planters who
sypesr 20 psy very little attention 10 tie sciences con
nrct with their pursuits sni 10 care sti less ior the
procurement Of the Crystal Palace There is
reason why these agricultural productions OF our ccun-
III should rot have been arranged az 20 afford per-
fous vto have little opportunity Of gaining practical
kLoBleScc. such information would lead TO system
Si.c view o. cotton growing. Ii the Crystal Palace
should become permanent Institution IL would be
We'll so 70 cruer the articles exhibited to make them
instructive 10 the Masses Il for instance samples Of
tie principal varieties of Cotton, with the sci
entfc Dames Of the plants were nicely arranged
II 8 glass case. much information could be OBJ
tanned by & iew minutes examination as b. many
AouTs study Gnd research with books THIS
would he much more convenient method than placing
huge bales IN DARK 0ut OF the way place.
under stall used for entirely different purpose,
i The fs- jn the present instance 1t is impossible 70
,ew tie cotton ii such position, 90 as to Judge Of
ito true quality ard il * contrary to the rules 81 the
PsaCa 70 remove sn article ION where u If placed
However, notwithstanding these dilcG.ties we pro-
coed 70 give opinion OF the samples we procured -
tie permission Of the Superintendent OF the De
Psrimenr
Tie sample Of Sea Island Cotton produced by
Nj William Seabrook of Charleston, South
Carolina EDGuettODably the best Cotton IN the Pa
II - 80. 1fr~ go ha g.
Sce Il possesses 81 the quaes pecuiai 10 t1e sea
Island Cotton it a very long staple SOFT, silky AID
d fbIe Ills description Of Cotton s generally OF
broNulsb color but this sample Of Mr. SeabrOok is
u.utly white Ii il adapted for spinning high numbers
End would produce the best quality Of any fine fabric
There IL another sample Of Sea Island Cotton which
VS. gown By Mr. Henry Lawrence OF New-Orleans.
IL j. sCcG. but appears TO have been pulled TO pieces
70 it4t we cannot juGse Of Us length Of staple.
Nr J. Bachelor, Of Rodney, Mississippi has sent
bale q lort .tsple upland cotton, which is white but
not particularly SILKY No information is afforded a. to
tie plant which it grew or the nature OF the soil
vtcA produced L. II does not appear TO be above the
ordinary quality of upland cotton.
Irder stall devoted to the exhibition Of Hammels
efferoe Of coffee, we discovered q bale Of cotton
Teiy firmly yacked, sent b. the Eagle Cotton Gin
ksnBGciUnfr Co., Brdgewater, Mass. IL IS labelled
v,fb certificate from SeW-O chnr cotton broker 10
tie effect iLaf in point Of color eibnDg handling aud
sttf e. q vas the best specimen Of short staple cotton
byCu.ht ~ tLs he~. Orleans market that season The
sarte j. remarkably we'll cleaned, md docs credit to
re n.lcl 90 By witch Il wGG giAned
Tee f. q ssngpie Of " Golden Cotton produced by
If s,mvei Iton0 Green Bottom, Tennesfee, which Is
e. eTese1rgly fne sborstspe cotton The color, also,
5, ofexeeplionxbe and is efedtablc 70 DR.. Bonds
DsuN3His
Tts1s - slso samy.e boIl0f Golden Cotton and cot
u e ils afed I'M; ginDsd) from Memphis Tennss,'e
MN "a, yroctced By Mr.. Join Pope. II ees TO
ptgttky YeB, sEd hsf gery fine FIBRE With the
,snjies 20 nef.eel i speaks vel ~ the growth VI
e,i.cI n iAe t,tis VI Tesuessee
ltbeEs Il slse fepfesented b. ssmple u upland,
sieff s,syis cDftDp grDnn ~ Mr. John West Eunola.
listsRs II js a very bar spscsnrn and Is well
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