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A specimen of beautiful cotton ginned by a ma chine on a new principle, has been left with for the inspection of those who take an interest in the prosperity and improvement oi great staple modity. The excellence of the new mode appears to consist in its cleansing ihe article from every des- cription of trash, it's leaving tentrey free from nap, from cut or twisted fibre, and exhibiting smooth, straight, clean staple supas ing the finest and best samples of saw ginned cotton we have ever seen.- Several competent judges have pronounced il far su- perior in appearance to he ordinary ginned article. The sample we have seen exhibits that regularity and eyenness of fibre which should expect only to after it had passed through carding process, winch, we are induced to believe is the fact-or at least, that something the principle of cards is sub stituted for the saws which separate the seed from the staple We cannot, however, speak of this ad- visedly, the inventor has not yet made known his secret. Neither can we state how fast the machine gins, though the impression is. from what have heard that it is fast the old gin, but is be-

 eved to be susceptible of such improvement will re nder it equally eXpedtious; and it is also suppo- sed the inventor is engaged in perfecting his ma chine with that object. The name of the gentleman is not now remembered, but his residence is al De- mopos, Marengo county. He has refused, as we learn 10 dispose of any of his machines. will he suffer them to be used at present. This machine, should it answer the expectations raised from the sample of its wo before us, will prove of ncacula- ble benefit the cotton producing interests of the ountry.-[J Journal.