The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-14

The failure of the crops in Ohio was not
tile saecrd bv rust NJ ali The straw merely turned
rown because had not the materials to give 1t better
DIOR and the berry did not M simply bee the plant
;culd not obtain the proper elements to NIL with
Is stated that potatoes sprinkled with saked
lime they for seed and shovelled
it, then Immediately planted will prevent them from
OF either in the ground or in The cellar.
A new cotton press has been erected in Savannah,
which has power Of six hundred tons pressure and il
;apable when in tu operation, to press from sixty to
lightly bales of cotton per hour.
An Irisbman not long since digging for lead in the
district OF Dubuque Wisconsin, fell the bottom Of
he inside the covered very pure lead 1t
vas one OF the richest VEINS ever discovered and the
lrishmans fortune is made.
An advertisement Philadelphia paper reads fol-
ows: Stolen-a watch worth hundred dollars. II
he thief will return it, he shall be gratis where
may steal enc worth two ot and no questions asked'
In an official document, read by Mr. Downs in the Con
senton at New Orleans few days since 1t set forth
hat in 1910 the number OF slaves in this city AS
While In 1874 it but $685. This seems to re most
apid falling of in the numerical strength Of the slave
population.
Persons from the country report that the snow in the
woods where has not been disturbed by the wind 10
rom 70 feet deep.Roeh. Daily Advertiser, FAD.
An interesting SANDER suit has recently been tried in
cincinnati The plaintiff proved that he had lest his
sweetheat in consequence of the slender and the jury
the last accounts were trying make up their minds
much a sweetheart was worth.
Green Bay and Milwaukee papers are loud in praise Of
he weather in the Territory the present winter Capi
cal eghiug and just cold enough to save the snow from
iquida,ing.
The effort to erect an at Nashville has not
net much SUCCESS
The principal holder in the Marlboro Manufac-
ing Company Carolina thinks that by outlay of about
end cotton at the present low rates he could
acture bagging weighing two pounds to the yard,
siiled asomewhat lighter article but equally strong at
the same price.
A cargo of native Africans numbering one hundred
nd seventy EIGHT souls has arrived at Port of Spain in
British vessel rom Sierra Leone and apprentced out
planters This is renewal Of the African slave trad:
he Rrit INIT npdrr he
African migration. LoweH .3dr.
The Board of Missions in the Presbyterian Church
!" HAMA
sor the support Ct this Mission the Board are indebted
the liborslity Of lady in Raleigh, N c., who has
pledged her entire support.
In Jefferson comfy Missouri 10 miles from Hsboro'
md 90 south Of 81 Louis, has been struck 80
wide with strata on both sides, to four feet thick
Of pure gslena The cavern appeared TO be 100 feet in
length Perhaps this Is the richest vein Of lead ever be-
ore discovered.
There revsrsi i,on work. in Pennsy lvania which
urn ont very nne article of railroad iron establish
nent furnishing 100 tons week OF II and T rails =
they furnish this species at 800 about SIS more
thar the price of the English article.
The Weston JournsI saws the Pottawstamies OF Coun
ell Bluff are to sell their present lands and locate
near Council Grove
America could support niue hundred and thirty mil
ions Of people, without being denseiy populated a.
Europe now is. The present population of Europe il
millions; of America, 90 millions: oil the whole
earth, !, 100 millions
There has been Sailors Home established in savan-
aah, which is in fourshing condition
shoes made with hair elastic soes, manufactured
in Maine. They said to be highly useful, and
delig httul covering for the understandings.
The inhabitants Of Savannah experienced severe gale
evening OF he Ah inst The pavilion At the circus.
blown down nom its fasngs, ard envelcped the
Hence in its folds Some Merites, who were present.
thought the last day had come and that their ascension
robes had fallen from above
company of emigrsnts for Oregon 10 starr from
Boouvile, Mo-, In the spring.
The citizens OF Montreal urging the construction,
by the city of public walk 5ouecard the French
pan around the bare Of the noble mountain which rises
the city must strike every one acquainted with
rs ioc atty noble srd admirable scheme. The cost
Is estimated at some -, 900 or $1,000.
In India 1t is stated there several newspapers esa
hhd tor the purpose Of opposing Christianity,
and public delivered in Calcutta for the ssme
object.