New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-24

A HoMs MARKsr-The advocates of rec
Tr.de urge that hOme mdfkei for our Surplus
gricni,ural produce must ever be 'm!ractic9bl'
that the market must DC too limited 10 Tcileve
re excess .: prodsctlpn. Tkev point Us to the
gsst excess of agricultural ladus.ry-ss ii we
v.ntet to send of ana sell every product @e can
r,isc out Of The earth. There IS great triacy IN
such reasoning Infinitely the greater por'i"n "i
hal whlrh Is produced on the tarm gees direct
u TO S pp y the wants of the producer, and sup
Iort his iaI;lily ard his abn!efs; ~ fatten he
1'ei and io'k for their subsistence; and To seed
MS ground the next Year. So that market for
Il small part of his ENTHUSIASTICALLY after de-
Quoting what he will conveniently barter away
N dealing with the mechanics IN the neighbor-
hood, is all he requires THIS IS illustrated in
our own county-where VIC have most abun-
dant market for all the produce raised in the
county, and great deal more, simply by the
consumption of some $40 Miners; who are them.
selves hall Of them, engaged much OF the time
IN farming. Suppose some county that is desll-
tute OF mineral resources-of the size OF our
own-say Winnebago County, in illinois, had
established in her midst, Cotton Factory, en-
ployiDg 500 hands the year round Would
Winnebago County then envy the prosperity OF
Grant? No. Extend the same pnnciple over
The whole Union and the result Will be the same.
Grant Co. Wisconsin, Herald.
SOUTHERN FAcroRlEs.-They are beginning
to discover that they can manufacture at the
South, and therefore that they will not always be
dependent upon the Yankees. They have al
ready learned enough to make their own mouse
traps and door hinges, and in some places have
even gone farther. We learn by Southern pa.
.,l,o hac raosnfIv hnen tah
.ished in Benton County, Alabama, where they
make castings of every description, which are
said to be equal in every respect to any brought
rom elsewhere. They can be sold at seven
cents pound and yield handsome interest on
tho amount invested, while those from abroad
sell at twelve cents. Bost. Transcript.
INTERESTING TO ANTIoUARIASs-A discovery
hes been made recently in Belgium which will no
doubt excite great interest among those who are
tond of ancient literary lore. A manuscript
journal of Admiral Tromp has been found, which
was commenced in 1919, and is continued down
10 l646. 1t is said to abound with the most
valuable details of his naval experience, accounts
Of the various actions in which he was engaged,
snd memoirs of many distinguished naval men
# his time, with whom he served. We hope
this journal will be translated and published with
cut delay. 1t would be read vi great interest
in this country. Bost. Transcript.
TnIEvrNG WATERS A waiter at the United
States Hotel Boston, by the name Of Charles
Moore, was arrested on Tuesday for stealing d
gold watch belonging to o. A Wood, Esq. a
hnarder at the u S Hotel. He was detected by
nfferipg the watch for sale at jewelers. shop
In default of surety In the sum Of $500, he was
committed for trial.
STOLEN Property REcoveRED.-The silver
Ia,c ard other articles stolen from the honse o'
Gov Fenner in Providence, on Saturday night
ST. ha We been found secreted among the bushes
n various places not far distant from the house.