The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-30

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Agrs41fagal DrisssM ~ fas PoseAs 0sa- oszss q4d
Ioseeslu he Seaals q he Unihed States the 29th
i4ssHuf Mr. Benja1ain q Lo4AMa iatIoa0csd oint RS
olaton or obtaining inormstcn il regard me growth
and consumption 81 tobacco aad cotton IN he several
eoaAtes Of the world aad asked i mEaedaie ooazidsF
iols whieh agreed . aad TIE resolution passed
IA The following fssm
Rssassd r. Thai tie Coasaissonsr * Paients be re-
qulsed = tAks me aeezAy steps ioE ObtAiaiag iAier
and eotioa IL The ssysAl eoantss q The World thser
Pense thereof 70 3 defAyra oat o. DE agricultural faad
How tse purposes bid view in the adoption d ths
roluf0a vii be carried cot By lie Commissioner 81 Pat
4y be inferred cm ls fact shaf circular ealing
for the information prescribed therein was issued from the
Patsnt Oae the 10th q February Last aad addressed
q the various eOnsgs ard agents 81 the United States gov
esnuent throughout The eyied world In this circular
the Commissioner states that
vita wen d carrying the Objects o. he axreul-
tGfa aAEioa0 this oc be requests aid in ObtAiaiEg all
possible information relative to tie pEOdEeon commerce
and manufacture cotton in the various countries 81 The
go6e and that I've cbezsasz tie beief aat al of
the CaTtea STATES DO reside travel abroad especially
oar Diplomatic aEd commercial agents issioAaEies OF
GERS o. ire ESy and other public faact6naes viii cheer
faly corporate Ia The accomplishment az the object pro-
posed a. EE thsr Priusary duties viii allow AID
quests me return This Office hroug1 the Department.
of State otherwise any al Or the
ed gaestoas Viz What species varieties Of cotton
cGlEl yAtsd ii any, in g Are the varieties annual
pere1aial bothf What VARIETY il cultivated to the
best advantage How long have they been cultivated
there and from what ccanfry they obtained Eas
the general character ca the COTTON n6re 10 engh
strength uacrHnty, decriorxted since its intrcdac-
IiO12 Mhat amount ia poGaes il produced per anaum
n - What amount, in poandsr i exported, il any,
and what eoaatyes What amount ia pounds, any
i manufactured and what the character Of the goods
Wha The usual price Of gnaed 6hre per pound
y y gianed ~ me FSsf or saw sln dew aasa nors az
enc hundred pounds Of Gngnned cotton yi-dY here
the girs manufactured How il j packed by hand BY
screw bT press and how many pounds in hale2 What
te os Tie prDdastoa Of pound 81 fibre vel gin-
ned Are the SOIL and climate well adapted its profit
ahle gr6Eth What IL the maximur, minimum, and
81 the fheTloaser Of each Of the cott0n-r0wing
ring said months WHIST is the usual mode OF cuvA-
ton ID mAnlre employed far the creep and II So what
kinds the most economical aud best Ii what months
are the seeds planted ha1 months the plants ia
flower Ia what months il the cotton harvested
cured What Is the usual yield acre What ID the
value Of Lard per acre What - The annual
per or cotton land What IL aay operate in
Iroasg the cotton crop either BIZ insects climate
The physical p1al ana social condition o. Inc inhahit-
Can yol give any other information which viii
have any bearing "a tie ga-s.iea
Posr oRvicE DEPARTMENT
Essr sst 0cesThe following new post Offices
hare been esiablished and The GLOWING gentlemen APP
pointed p0stmAstersF
Hanp,oa, Daeoaah eoaaty, Minnesota James Archer,
Tsrrsbouns, TsrrebOnns Parish, Louisiana n H Smith,
postmaster.
Bald Hi; ClearaeId county, Pennsylvania; James r.
win, SEN postmaster.
FaaHsI HIl, Cambria epanty, Pennsylvania Miss Ma
ria Magellan, postmisiress ....s.... ..s..
oae0ta s. Louis county, Minnesota; Edmund Ely.
postmaster
Sesh0ta, ManitOwoe county, Wisconsin; AIria Ray
uaEd postmaster
GsR BALTIMORE, Wayne county Illinois, Joseph r Thorn
aston, postmaster.
Macon Bureau county Illinois, Charles Lee postmaster
Pieasaatrlls Warren county, KenIacky J. IL Perkins
postmaster