New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-04
VOC. ZEE. NO. 12G.
E,,nJoyment-CIer;ss.

ic, You tell them that those who can only neasurr
ward Of tape you have pity: that if they of
noymen, they must seek elsewhere West and 20
me-, Al this is very we'll bu; single instance
would 60 West but have the means and when get Their,
,.!,at am TO DO pray, enlshten
| for one very wiling 70 farming, hu: sill NJ. Ed
cr haye not the means 70 support self for Two tlr
years, while acquire 10 manage arm The STATE Of Ten
ic.see FAR ahead Of Newi ok. She has Agricultural
Schools and the rroprict"rs always do Will Why 10 not
our farmers the same? l. would certainly be great ,a
them, they could dispense w nearly III ter rz;d
hands FOR ,hcy could get their work done by ly:lc
wonid do it fOr their board aad Instruction.
Now have pay 500 $3.50 ,ear Ior thc Jrlseg,
Of beng ON the farms, and those that enabled pay hat
rsch meas and The TINE tiey devote fishing
and hnntiOs than u farming, il two speak from
experience am acquainted with Mr. s. Mr. ! ;
son and Mrs Ss and all devote tciT tine ,as way
While would be impossible or those who deFend.n
on the farmer to oite ,eir time, and America would have
more practical farmers by pursuing THIS cd OF
hanls Tor ;hsT board and instruction With your Pen aud
mind yon might help BY advocating the formation
Of suc schools than by ridcuns those who enavor.
ing 10 make IN honest penny Yours, GN
Il We give place TO the foregoing communi-
cation in Difference TO its subject, though we can't
recommend It's author for good sense intelligence,
manners, or grammar. LISA odd way to can
didly confess to an Editor that he knows nothin.
of the subject he discusses, yet ask him to write
farther upon 1t. 1t is false that we have said or
intimatcd that we have no pity for any class
who arc out of cmployment-had that been our
feeling, VIC should not have written on tls theme
at all 1t is foolish 10 assert that any active,
handy, willing young man, who IS not afraid or
ashamed of labor. must work two or three years
as an apprentice at Farming before he can earn
his living by it. 1t Is absurd TO say that such
one could rot lean Farming any where but II, a
school where he must pay $500 /, year, or could
not find some capable Farmer willing 20 give
han a fair subsistence and instruction for his
work the first year, and more the second 4
young man can pay his way to Western Ohio
or Michigan for ten doliars--a sum which allnos;
a ny Clerk al good character could borrow Some
where Among his friends. As TO Agricultural
Schools we have often urged their establishment !;
one IS already started in Randolph in this State,
and several others arc or soon will he. ApaIt
from these any Young man can procure the works
OF Liobg, Johnston, &c. FOR two or three dollars,
a good Agricultural paper for s year, and, go
ing to work on q farm, may establish very good
school for nmscf.-But We must stop: for TO tell
this youngstcr all he don't know would require
| the whole paper, at least
We have never supposed that every man now
in need Of employment could relieve himself from
difficulty at once by resolving to BECOME farm
cr-wc know better. But VIC do say that euro
for many of the cvilsnow kccnly felt will be found
in a large accession to the ranks of Productive
Labor from the classes which now seek to i've by
distributing or exchanging the fruits Of that La
Dor We believe that there is tendency 10 re-
qure the services of fewer persons as Merchants
and Clcrks--to concentrate business and reduce
the per ccntagc OF charges and profits paid by La
Dor to the cXchangers CT It's products. In this
conviction, we advise unmarried, uncncunlbwed
young men to turn their thoughts from Trade &c
Labor, even at somo present Inconvenience, and
not aid in starving their brethren who have FAINT
lies ,nd fixed habits, and cannot change their go
cation without extreme suffering. I'd
a. The body OF an unllioWn man was found
by two hunters in the heart Of or great Northern
wilderness, thirty miles from any settlement, on
the I'd ult lie proved to be a maniac who had
been three years in the ST. Lawrence Poor House,
and is some 40 years old
ARRIVAL OF THE g. S. SsLoor-oF-wAR PREDLE
The U. S. slooIrof-war Pebr, arrived At Boston
Thursday from the Mediterranean Sine sailed from Gibrs-
July 25t and from Anga sland of Terceira August
ls 1913 From the latter port she has experienced nougt
bu, light souhwestsrly wins and has been Twelve days
from the Grand Bank,
The rreble sailed from Malon July 2:h and touched at
Barcelona Alicante aud Malaga on her way 10 Gibraltar
in which ports all tranquil notwithstanding tho out
breaks i'll every part of the kingdom.
The rcble sailed from Boston January L. ISL and has
consequently been absent from the United States nearly -
months.
j. The prospect now is that The extension of
the Norwich Railroad viii be completed
sooner tEan frs! anticipated The Contractor thinks
and e understand the work Of putting down the iaI6 Will
immediately thereafter Al iarhcreSt presume
every ;ng Will b. readiness for ;@ running oi Inc cars
I by the 10Th November. lN"rwiCh Courier, jl$i-
TuE EiiIlGuRy BANK RorrERy.--Thc Boston
Post . belonging Spencer arrested a.
Worcester Wednesday, 'on suspicion o; having been
conc4rnCd il. the robbery Of rhe Mihury Bank.
YFLlow FEVER AT NFw OETEANs--At the
Chay iiosptal the 22i, Gyelow lever patients were al
mt" discharged end diod R-naininc - fellow ie'eT
J patients.
| IL A company Of Flying Artillery which has
been CHARTERED for the past year at Fort mans PASSED
through city yesterday, their way - the North
Wc understand tv ncamped last night Olneyvile. The
appearance OF this corps passed through streets vas
sngulary martial though both horses and indicated
what mich, De expected from ride of 30 miles uing
of the hottest days the Providence Chrou Isl
| II A female teacher Of small school near
Brandywine DEL started collection among her scholars
for the benefit of the sufferers IN Chester conat which was
so heartily responded BY OF the school that II pro
luced the Of four dollars. Toward the same audabie
object the collected in Philadelphia stated IN the
Published report Of the Treasurer TO be 81 900
/ CoLoRED SEAMgN-Onc of the most success
ul of the Westpors saers commanded BY Capt Cook
!, coored mau He has white for his mate I a7
first second OF III" whale ship Adetins OF Ne"
Bedford negroes IS also the FIST mate {" atttPo
se,t w:laler
a. The keeper OF the managerc was lately
see. beating one Of he elephants wiki large clab ty