New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17

The FARMERS TREAsURE: Practical TREATISE on
NATURE AND VALUE OF MANuREs
The results in this work are founded on actual
experiment, and hence of immediate value to the
Farmer 1t is to such works we are to look for
that improvement in Agriculture we need, and
| of the extent of which our Farmers have not the
most distant conception. The nature and power
of the sol-the peculiar adaptation of one kind to
certain grain or vegetable-the means of chang
ing its character or restoring its wasting powers
are now very imperlectly known. This reminds
! US, by the way, that part of this work is de-
| voted to Agricultural Chemistry, without the
knowledge of which all Improvements are the
result of mere chance. a considerable part of it
is devoted also to Productive Farming. Sold by
D. Appleton s. Co. 900 Broadway.
| u The November number of "The Present"
contains several excellent articles; among these
are the Views of Commerce and a Review of
Princes POEMS 1t pursues It's usual independent
and fearless course.
II We have received the New Mirror for
Saturday. 1t contains a new item in Byrons
life by the Editor, N. P. Willis.
| MULBERRY LEAF PApER.-In ours of the 3lst
u copied article stating that this Paper was not
as MealS t We have ave- at the cs
Dr. stebbns newspapers pamphlets cap and letter paper
made of mulberry foliage of very good quality on one sheet
of which we have both printed and written and are fully
satisfied that SMOOTH strong and delicate white and coored
pap.r has and can be made mulberry eaves fit for the
| pen or press Northampton Courier
REWARD FOR THE ARREST OF YOUNG SAUNDERS,
The FoRGER-The reward claimed by different persons
concerned the Of young Saunders, yesterday
decided by ExChancelor Kent follows; $500 Amge.
line Osborn the coord grl with whom part Of the
left in charge by Mrs Ragge, $1,000 TO Pomeroy, OF
Boston, $500 Constable Clapp $1,000 young Jones'
and the balance 1924 to Mrs Hunter making IN all S419A
Quick BuslNEss.-The good steamer Concor-
da arrived l0I O'Clock yesterday morning from Vicks-
burg with 800 bales Of cotton discharged her took
in her up reight wood and left port again o'clock
last evening We say that the records of
boating cannot show instance of greater despatch
n. o. Bulletin.
u The Philadelphia Inquirer mentions the
case who slave in Virginia until the age
of &c. when, the fruits of patient and unrng industry
she purchased her freedom She between 40 and so
Her husband and three children slaves, owned by
Bushrod Taylor Esq, of Winchester, Va, who willing
release them the payment Of between eight and nine
hundred dollars The woman has paid $500 already on their
account and wants little more than SOU TO procure their
freedom She is intelligent woman, OF geod character
and habits and speaks highly of Mr. Taylor She is now
in Philadelphia and appeal Is made in her behalf OF
course it will not be IN vain
| o. The Courier shouts victory over the re-
suit Of the Senatorial election the county Of Nach
oches AT the Congressional election July that portion
of the Ivth District gave nearly 600 LocoFoco majority
Mr. Marshall the Loco oco candidate for State Senator is
now elected by l43 majorty-nets Wing gain about 45O
Truly LocoF Focoism has be thankful At having
capped annihation. Another will from the
party hitherto impregrable stronghold. N o. Bee.
U The brig Eagle, it is said, will sail to-mor
for China be engaged the cosstiug trade. She is
fine ship under the command of Capt. Sherman.
u The U. S. steamer Polnsett, Lieut. Simms
commanding arrived here yesterday from Pensacol.
IN O Bulletin.