New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-30
NEw-ToRB TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST
IMPROVED PLovGHs.-Every man, womsp and

IMPROVED PLoUGHs.-Erery man, woman and
child in the civilized world IS interested in the
PLOUGH. 1t is the great instrument by which food
and most of the materials of clothing are supplied
to man. Messrs. Barnaby & Mooers took .hc frs,
premium against 4 host of competitors a; the
Ploughing Exhibition at Sing Sing in ls41, ard
tho same plough which took that premium our
American Institute sent out the other day by the
Great Western to England, TO be presented to the
Royal Agricultural Society of Great Britain. We
have no doubt it will be welcome present, as it
embraces important improvements. letter is in
this city, da.ed Ithaca, stating that still more
important improvement has since been made by
the same Ingenious gentlemen, and that it will
| compete for the premium Long Island the next
Fair. Few award to mechanics the praise they
deserve. II is the mechanic that first constructs
the plough and supplies the axe, without which 8
furrow cannot be turned tree cut down
Give agriculture the full benefit of science and the
mechanic arts and production will be increased to
an incredible extent superadd to this good Ia
riff to provide market for its surplus, and more
independendent and happy community viii not
exist on earth than the farmers of the United
States and every mechanic in the nation will have
as much profitable work as he can do.
MEXICAN LLIGEScE.--Infermation from
Mexico reaches US through private sources, and is
every way authentic.
We, not long since, noticed the great Mexi-
can coup de main in the taking of the brig
,tYucatero," in the port of Campeachy Great
qucnce of the loss of their crack brig; and four
vessels were dispatched Immediately in pursuit
of the prize 1t is asserted that there is positive
aews from England that one of the Mexican
;teumers of war would leave for Vera Cruz be-
tween the l0th and 5th of June, SO she is at this
time momeHty expected there. Another was to
follow her some 80 or 40 days after. This first
steamer is manned and cticered with Englishmen,
who received ia England one years pay in advance
Upon her arrival the Mexican navy, in addition to
der, will be composed of the old steamer bought
of an Englishman, the Eagle schooner built in
New-York, and the 16 gurl-brig taken from the
CamPeachanos which is now undergoing repairs
and will be in a few days readysfor sen.
An expedition is planned for this mighty feet.
which is to sail Immediately. Its destination is
Campeachy and it is to carry with 1t the :" Can
ten," of Jalapa, composed of 40e0 men, which is
to conquer Immediately all Yucatan. THIS they
are to do with as much ease as dispatching sovd
breakfast, and afterwards they are, with the aug
nentation of the whoie Yucatan fleet, to cross
over and pay their respects to Sam Houston. The
above is the Mexican plan of the campainsn-
There il no doubt that the arrival of the steam
er the fleet will GO to sea, and that an attempt
will be made either in Galveston Campeachy,
and most probably it will be the latter; the gov
srnment of tina. department having declared war
with Mexico account Of the loss of the brig.
Santa Anna has made large "afaire" lately in
which he has his corresponding share. The cop
per coin lately taken from circulation and which
the holders have been paid for in certifcados de
entrega," amounting to between $4,000 and 40..
0e0 quintas, has been solid for expectation at the
prize of $40 per quintal-wor.h s2s in Europe.
All have in addition tho 'aboro is the vol
come and interesting intelligence that vessel
has been chartered at Vera Cruz for the Texian!
prisoners, and they were all to leave there for
Galveston about the 28th ult. The poor fellows
will get home ut last. IN. D. PIC.