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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
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ions as connected with Their b support asd 70
sr se .nd act he ep u the sinking ple his Essinz AZ
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ornldWAf also. edHtsdsy and FTidiy Evenings % t
MARKET dyII-rsa sensr debility md affections Of the
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

i ~ GitNtl who c!5s-, hi. engagement ts week al
e Aip-cag Nuisu an m ihr Mechanical UaneIng F9gTss
-aAing AHtomefor Grr. ss;sn and Others will aitIsci
ds OF 'isltefs THIS sstlbhri-nt conducted i
graz nt lnf entrPnse and gu.giy d,eTri ts sIiesss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

CoNNEcrIour.-Donbury has elected second
Wing Representative by l2s majority Kent one
by 20 To!land, two Locos. The House now
stands ll2 Wing, a Loco. Birney. and two
towns TO hear from.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
consuls-How ppolntcd-Hov Employed.


While our President of The Nation and not OF
Party" and his Democratic Cabinet, double retined
are pouring over the BLUE Book, and looking fer
the smallest Consula,es. 10 be thrown as homes 10
hungry expecants who hang like so many starvel!ng
ours around the Executive table, other Governments
employ their most capable men abroad, and rncour-
age and reward them with continued confidence
and promotion. Through these agents mass OF
information is obtained. often times much more
valuable and much more in detail than can be
expected through regular and full Ministcrs-even
though these be- as o-s too rarely arc, acquainted
with the language of the country 10 which they
are sent-too often, indeed, are the slang -whangers
appointed for their party services 10 our Demo
cracy" as ignorant OF all the reiinements OF their
own language as they OF the geography, history,
productions and trade of their own country.
1t seems BY the following, which we find in an
English paper of las, month, that while turn
lng ou, and putting in our Consuls, those oil Eng
land are gathering, and sending home, information
which may enable their Government 10 be prepared
for and TO adapt their wariike means TO any emer-
gency that may arise in tAe course Of erents
FoRriGN SrRAM-VEssELs An important and interest
ING has been Just published by order OF the House OF
Commons oa the motion OF Admiral DuniaS, Of the
ber and quality vessels IN foreign ports IN which
Her Majesty may have consular agents The return al
though few statements have not yet been received, III
cucs stations OF importance in the four guar
tiers OF the globe II occupies 20 folio pages of print and
gives the names of the various steamers II the several
ports their tonnage, where built ard when tie length.
BREADTH pswer and draughi OF water o each such
vessel also stating whether il has an English or ioreigi
engineer and what armament 1t is capable OF csrrylns-
There are appended remarks 10 the way IN which
the vessels are occupied whom they Belong &c The
following statement will show the Humber Of steamers Al
each ports mentioned AT odessa 2S stockholm
IS Gotttnburg, CMlscr0na, J; fsidu. Christians,
TO- Copenhagen. ?. ElSinor, Aabor, 5. Randers I;
Flen,hurgh ke 2; Husum, (besdes TWO hujein=l
AZ pantzc, . Rostock, .; LabecS, i: Hamhnreh, (:
Bremen : Embdcn, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, 81 :;
Antwerp (ncludine the British Queen. which went twice
10 ScwYoTk ana then sold 20 the Belgian GoVefr-
ment) /; Cai.s, ;; uavre-de-Gracc, Al; -. NAlo p
Rrest t. Nantes 81; Charonte, Bordeaux. p Bs-
yonne Marse!es 10; corsica. i; Cerinna, !; Cadz,
. Balearic Islands, l; Lisbon Opofio, ? Genoa -
Cscinri B: Lechorn, Naples, :; Palermo, Trieste
Il. Venice, . Greece, (the only IN the eouniFD
Alexaudria, 3 the and ) on the Nue Portland,
United States II; New-iork. or Lake Chamfl in,
Lake Ontario, g; Lake Erie. &c ~; Philadelphia. i {:
Baltimore II Norfolk. United States. > Charleston. -
Savannah, Is; Nozzle Alabama 40 New Orleans. 8;
Galveston. Texas >; Vera Cruz. s. Caracas Venezuela
1; V.lparaiso. =; Rio de Janeirc . Bahia. }.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

SrrAwBoAr SuxK.-The steamboat Memphis re
por;s the loss Of the Aubrey at rum Point, ON Mon
dav evening last She into By The steamboat sa-
rah Bladen and went down in a few minutes
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

EsGREAr FAILURE or A House. CONCERNED IN THE
AasRlcAN TRADE "A London paper OF 18th March
states that heavy failure had jus, taken place in
Glasgow, Scotland; the house of Messrs PQttison
&. Co. "who are largely concerned in the Amer
can trade" having stopped payment Their liabili-
.iss are said TO be upwards Of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

- Robbery OF the Tov. Barge Clinton
hs daring piece Of siiiafny might have been 'f'eBaF
prevented o. the Of NI~FILs PAITSr P,R4cTorric
Lock The reward Of 500 offered fo ,b- f.eoyrJ q
the money. would have PURCHASED very many cur Lors
fet The preprieton Of tbs lis- Tepo.el re.d security
aathed with fls,rHiag Of the old Will, ne
hgting Ia, aBd for tho 'aH
bic moneat.
M-fehaa,, Banker. shirY.TI Brokers Jers.s Bu,nsss
of III denominations d. you rsslz- that nearly si Y5s
Loe., merely tenp,a'toas 70 rasraify LAf- yon
tat ;he tur=l-r' f the old world smoas Vi. amitt
with finished ind ,cieatihe vfcurit, thA, they sfs
daily and gtly .tw0k upou The doors Of year wIf,hsSt
rant, and ,fi that ,iey the places whrrs you Dc
ysar sAlurb, with k,vs ef fher s,rn passing ,s4
cut. almost st tT-only er4yng IN many iat,asesi fora
itr< opportunity TO r;fig q the hard aned gains Of
laag aHd toil.om- years
sae.'r- indubiiabIy ihe f.eA .n4 ret fom day dsT
20" H,.Iset 'hs OILY that skill eenee have
of-r-l
W, ';aa c.ly what prov- whsl ,sY fh,' naf-
te'n-tNrnth, of all gbs Locks ,h city and 'srvb'f
are totally tasorrs Aa Expert bsrga n key to ts
N oPeH dy nd before yosfvry ry,s sud at his 'sy
TIME doubtless mpTof-t bsd 10 Of ,eeE 'su
.nd aaf,s
liz yop ,c;rt 10 ,ea,i until III, rssIryi, tgte;,d
ioa may set ws,e! 10 .,:,fd hs key hor.bOi honIa
astur+ IA not iadeaur.bi~ Ta- bufslAr bde, h. im'h
rstehes-k 'taiir' The haii q your waehas-n9ts' a
Incoming, and Souss-rnil snsuafd-d noIpsf
opporaat p-,.nt, Tor The u h, long eh-AsS
project. sgeh the wiGh The CLi&Tos Such TO-
'ooa. naT b, y01r fats.
W. 10 wish rai.e,d shY th, Iabsct-ourf' re-
puton ,nd ,indiHs society Ffseuts tho idea u Hy "
imrt imposition. but do ksoe. sad wsh 70 e u1Ss
stood rorTaniiHg. ihsi the Lecy oer 's g-iee'
,iYTGriHU and has .1aal this, ,nf Otf eouatrY
Thoss who dire WitHes, IL, or.aions 'nIiisse
all wsr,-rooms whrTr every f.eiy will b. eortsa
TO .I,inias iia .,ruetur. sod propertr, by
DAY i NEWELL Baak Lock M,spf.eturn,
a. ,tis. t7j 20 BrosassY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

4 BLr.'ING 70 Mas AND Woh.NEtvp.-Thc drcrspid
th- Old The ~ looking and The dshgurrd u each ,.t nay
haPe now 70 becoms good looking by sIl>adinr -
her. stcl. that will youth sud besufy
homriLess. Oae cake of Jones hlian Chrmle- sap sA
chang tie color Of snnbnmt fysckcd nTirkrd skn
youthful snoothns clrArG-ss Nnd beAutt permanently
pmplrs. f-ckl~s hDtch~s salt b-um scnrvy
brds blb'r trh any cusneru eruption Perp0n, who
have ber eriy~d with c0uEisfris Of the genuine J0nss
SAP. would sca~ t-hey- wonderful sowrfs LIT such
.- fti tgi ihey VIII br sfalhed IL AL ~
uE-s soap. tHd AXE ot,er Sli ths Ilxu II b.
lrsu t-l- - isihsm ~ Bsosdsay Fnliau-
brao-lyl sutw,t Boston Lsds.r Buildings Piilsdsi
phit 81 STATE st ADaaY al gtsod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

lsj- Gen. SAMr-EL MlLRoY has been appoln'n
Indian Agentn Indiana, npace Of Gen, Hamilton
resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

II Isabella Walker, Young girl of nineteen,
va, Killed st Valley Falls. K Z ;hs l2;h by beins
eaaih; IN the machinery of factory where she 1T
~otE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
~ The Nrw.Orle,as p.pers of the loth {,

ey- The N-w-or!eaas p4perSo OF the l2th contain
some farther extracts from the Nexican adviees
brough; byihe Water Witch. We copy i lew paE-
agraPhs.
d -e>cenc.o Cico >en. distinguished citizen Of Mex
jo ard The warm advocate OF liberal opinions ed The
2lst ul;;y1o.
D. sebastian Caacha has ssea aqaaaiel Minister OF The
supreme Cca-t u Justice.
In announcing 70 the Mexican Congress the passage Of
,se ,eas.-e Of Annexation Ssno. Cusvas took occasion
70 exp-es The views OF The rinsi-ation OF GensFS! hex
I-ss ~ energetic protest 20 al fTiSnty nations, As
well a. 70 The United S;s;es, aEAiasi AnneNa-
::on: that diplomatic relations win IBIS cosi',sy
would theyeupon terminate. he sd the 'IoNe'ne1 .s
i.f . sr,.b Tor The emergency, without the grant
o: additional r-,ye trusted that, Instead OF sEeN
ous calamity Annexation might really pr-Ve p.esis y.
Mexico BIZ uniting iii her people IN dete!ihe1 eio. ~
maintain ,heir rights and prsserve the integrity oil me 'e
rorv OF The Republic The Presidents cf the t"o CAaf
be1s RESPONDED IN n.cch The strain.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

CounuD', AcoU,Tro DsoPs-It /, only quite recently
that this very valuable PREPARATION has been introduced here
but the success. has met w Erra,.f" than ,hs
,angunr autcipltions o; DE- q had led HIM This
fact that uly valuable article will fore. way
spite Of the wtched attempts Of of
check rs Triumphant GsuraHds .Jooustic DIGpS
prepared the recipe Of the celebrated Dr. Gurus
Agils o London and numerous record where
lldivdull have had their harms iiy rrtGrd than NJ
ier h-ing deprived Of hl blessing Tor IS aud 81 ysa
For al r-ase' Of the Er th-y Hfd6is dHtines bur
ku: burning IN The &c inappear ks magic, under lts
influence ut thee Drops
Exceeding should te taken by purcha,crs NOT coa
found Or Gopr1ud, .4coustc DrGps With ,By vile CON.
pound pessiag % have similar virtues This
The highest degree necessary certain notorious
iri~ and alI5. concen. whose touch dvtlrmen
eudfsyoung palm N upon the unwliy what they cs
Acoustic OIL thrayrn save ths msrk hs of whfh
VIII absolutely rum tie pasf all luf- oi retrieve
mPnt. How f-tches be iound base do thi,
even r hhy ucfe, 'hkeii past DR. Gon.nd', unisr,nd
iHS Dr. o oEly lament the fact and again he
pnbe, t~y value thef he.nus touch ,Ic-pt with
lif "i tougS he vile compound p,ossd makers
name sitlr enough fhi himv, with Snake. SnaIs
IL' grghiRe GOUkAl u : Aeon Srlf DROPS can
g"iy BE- l5tinrd at DR. FELlN GOrRAUD's ovl known
deot Of ifaiisH bedfeatet Soap tor puuin The ,k,n
P0drrs Sg6hifs tfar -ld SuIsfhUous 81
Nc. % WALKER STREE e. hpt store from Bfosdw.r-
Agents - Ch~snut street fhila jordan Hlkt Bo.on,
Fsirce, suinwlI Hall. Albany. Btckus Bull, Troy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

= Ic tH9sE WHO would rGssrs, aoou hessufal,
slihy H~d Il Hlir Tor the snail II ihrer ,hnG,
mlny ~ho ars TOO 'uEy 20 nss thn- snill,ngs knrs ~
tv1nuiu c-ct bOur of Jonass ttrsl Iisr Restorative ~
tr baisI rS a~ how .ult clear das ,ity sFd -
makes t1uga DIV ard hair they would
not oiY hT ~ srrinnhns qualities bpt scteaf
i9fer- ls grow ~ tad -li cute br anGTsn scarf sd
stops hr ftt ifg 9n f-fsous .ssgFd st they
..s t?ta hey VII hadT III herr represented ass
price Vf hiihs4t bct'isai - ChBtarsts-t. y
bo-ewsy ga Bro Eju3 FultOu 4tfsei. Albany 81 stta
s'f'-t' B-'tou. o SrRts-stf--t al 2ts.d
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

The PRoGRESs or ANNENATIoS.-N No observer OF
ihe course OF things snce the beginning OF the an
nsxaiion movement needs 10 be tod thatihe ac-
sulslnon OF Texas Is intended ss the initiative ot
other acquisitions OF Mexican territory The To-
loving paragraph from the Nashville l mon has lis
own significance:
The las, sdvces from California inform that the pro-
vince s IN OF revolutnntie natives wishing 70
pei me Me1icsni ad having prospect Of success
The struggle Will b. short IL hiss notp-escy terminated
We learn also ,ha; many OF citizens who engraed 20
Oregon have fallen DOWN and sc'itt II North taorniA
and that ;hev have found the mos: delightful climate and
rich sol. They affirm that OREGON j. bu; biesk barren
waste. compared with California We refer 10 these iae;s
10 how that It Is all unrcassn tsle 20 suppose bzi
Caf u.ay be In coudition. ~ s7 eiry fa. 70 be
ANNEIrD 10 our Union
A more convenlen, mode ofconq1est was never
devised than the one which has giy-a u Texas.
and which promises TO secure Caiiiernla Oar set
tierS 60 INTO a Mexican province and take up Their
abode; Others follow them; they take occasion 10
rise against the local authorities. sure OF assistance
from their countrvmcn IN the United States; the
struggle Is torlioery They prevail, md th-nthey
ard the country are 10 condition 10 be annexed.
Th!s Is more convenlea, than warllke INVASION.
baltimore American.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

EXTRAORDINARY FAcr.-Our friend WY LARI-
NES Jr has le with Cancelled check, found on the
fA-En oi DF. JouSJ. MAKcuASD near Jacksonville, West;
mosel2Ht County. Tbs paper Is scorchet asd sin-t j.:
end and side and was carried this great distance
:Ve'Ho r.lls from is CLy-hy The wind. during Tie a'e
are after being raised great high; BY The intensely
heated upward current Of al. LPi.;sburgh Gsz.
n Why DOES the Pittsou-gh Editor view The fac;
above mentioned as extraordinary: Does he not knOw
tha; eheefs made for the purpose OF raising the
wind: In this case howeyer the wind sPPear. to have
raised ;he check which sor-e,rha; circumstance
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

Mills BURSED -rhr tine Bath Mills. in Barh,
summit County Ohio totally te.IIot ri ~ ne ca
the l3.h Ds; LOss Of Mis- snd eon.nts, s3QGc0i Sio
ce0 Insured. Mills owaei by Mr. HAMS,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

USEFUL IvvESTIoN.-We read in one OF our
London papers of capital contrivance for the prevenio
OF drowning in cases OF accident the water being the
conception OF artisan the name Of Wilson residing in
Edward street. Portman-squuewho has hi upon inc nap
py idea Of lining coats and sailing jackets with air bags
filed with bow-pipcs. II the vearcr find himself in any
unpleasant prcdcament which involves the possibility Of
his being suddenly immersed Gw9ie raso he can in
santiy inf; ate himself up such buoyancy. that nothing
but cork could compete with hm and after hsving
puGcd himself up like the frog in the fable he turns nS
screw 10 keep him "in wind and then calmly and phi
Iosophcaly await the impending danger all the artch
consciousness of security. The feeling Of safety afforded
by these sailing jackets will be no inconsderahe addition
the pleasures Of yachting and is said that these air
bags he ttei into any coat for comparatively ring
sum II has been hitherto observed that drowning men
catch sraws hut any board sinking boat was
discovered possess Of these life preserving gar
nens his fellow passengers would fad something more
substantial to catch at than M0Tcedu de pdne
They would find that each could be his own Humane
Society Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

Sf- SAINT PArslcz's EVE; or Three Eras in The
L-ife of an Irish Peasant. BY CKAs LEvER. Au-
thor of Charlie. o'Maliey, Tom Burke OF Ours,
&c. &c- mas irst been issued complete by E. WIN
chester, "a Ann-st Lever Is one Of the raci-s;,
liyeest, be., OF modern story teeFs, and his ri.h
characters are always truthful and admirable Thl.
story Is compressed into ;s octave pages, and Is
carltaly lllus,rs;ed CPrice u. cents
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

10 See CoM,rocUs Coz, advertisements on the Outside
Uf this paI-r the first page. ala In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21

Tuy EXCISE LA,w-We wish II were possible fer
onr legislators 10 witness the anxrty every where
manifested ~ regard TO the passage OF the law sub
mitinC the license question 10 the people; We
s,ncerely hope that our Legislature will not give his
bill the Soby The people expect its paSsage-ihey
demand II a, the hands OF lhc,J representatives, and
if their request is denied they will expect better
reason than has vet been offered why /, should no,
pass. [Sandy Hill Herald. (L FL
A PRorrrAPLE lrvESTNENr.-A few days ago,s
person. with paper stating thar he object OF char
~ called upon one citizens and received ~ cents
lie got hcpcssly drunk the money. arrested BY thu
police and committed to at. Constabes fees, - cents.
sior's fees 7j--bcard 3S-tctSl. 81 So. This
tsiuly profitable investment for the county.
TRCchcsier Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
Total. whig .9G77 Native 1865 Loco .?3.i
Native over whig 1898 Loco over Native. 1929
whIg and Native over Loco. SsS.
AssIsTASTs.

Total. whlg. @ 595 Native. l4,65i Loco. 23,6ot
Native over whg .5o5s; Loco over Native 1884
Mhig and Native over Loco, 64t.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
From h. phii.aelphi. North An.rie,,

PgsrILxNcE TIE pENALrY or WkR.-The R-,;.l
forces sent 20 the East Indlss Tor purposes AZ -
quest are followed hy !tlshtiGl psS;ilcuce On -
ihs a9yiceS from Scmde sAys-"the country ~
bsentound literally the grave OF soldiers Bon.
hay psner Of February l, Says-Ner Nales,y's ~
HighLsnGsrS are now at Hyderaoad. raev ar !,
their way 10 the Seacoa>t Tor the recovery OF lhe,
health Every man Is either now SICK OF has ,.
Gently been In the hospital There have died sps.
the Isl OF September 502 men, 35 women, and lAp
chIldren-or 551 IN all belonging 10 the regimen
The deaths continue al the rate OF from Ton, !,
eight per diem. ana the corPs, unless removed
threathens speedily 20 become extinct
The "B,.taaRia remarks on the subject oi Br.
tIsn ambition ana Eastern cosGuest;
We taxing .oi 4 lesf .ct OF NAPo'eons eoNs--,
cop?ps The whole volume, when, soae ;hty year,
sso, heard him talk o; natural eoundsiiesos v,s
vices which SeouSe1 France BY the necessity q iAas
the riSht France conqGera pernansn, sGadasT
and &. This prorounc IN the brilliant caflaaHry o ;sa,
mos; splendid .. al cheats. England scofei a. iAe yes
biAse stripped o the ;inse ripped up he eoak with h,
eayoret aud exposed the tA!ei within We bat Frss.
in Argument hen VIC Ses; her IN ;he feld Afterwards a
now we are actually taking Up Tie sacred ansu.se a..
r,vu. SSout natural boundaries, river, and moGntas
marked for our frontier. and great provinces which
would be anote offence 10 Providence 70 let SIP Nhel
they lie 60 tenp;irsy in our way. and are - pa.Gay
unable % ess; any robbery al this msmeut iacex
a., ,;,r.-roO,Aiv 10 oppose us-and the-ehore. wN1,
h,Dner easonir in the mouth ofihe house breaker T
hal-eor without bar the lock easily psekeN the servants
drunk, IEe family aslec-now - ths 'ipe tot o0rary
In fact all i 30 comfortably settled for az essy robbery
tha qat to rob would oe ayins In The face Of Prov.
deRce.
The above remarks have an American meaning,
# we choose 10 seek II. which was not probably
The writer's mind After some powerful passages
on the awful yiSltailonS which sometimes overtske
an ambitious and hear,ess people, the writer add:
Can We forget craruitcus invasion Of CiScl
the six regiments and coo followers 'uihieTec an
A. II ln(Auatiou had given them 20 the slaughter. per,
,ore blrbarians? Where now 'he political prone
ters ans public agents OF that guilty sggresson2 rrAn
into bloody aud premature grave. Our next exploit Ms
s,iple-A bold r,sst.te cost v.s of brave mc
,han ten Scntcs worth. The climate susv cnishr;
the work OF battle The last arrivals mention ~ a ts
loss In single regiment and row the battle = nc;
The army are moving up the mountains 10 concpet
chienains TO whom those mountains are astneses, and
who will probably modest with iucessant And wastef
hostility In the time Scin'e Is place or rtstence
II has cost us already blood nutntss and death by the
soil We have warning before us, aud evil VII be The
hour I'm which ii IA forgotten,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-21
Appropriations 10y the Last Congress.

The Globe Of Friday contains the official publ.
cation Of Appropriations by the las, Congress
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-23

RELIGIOUS TROUBLES m GERMANY.--The follow
ing is an extract from the speech Of the King OF
Saxony.
"Although can aIlude to the satisfactory state OF
the internal affairs of the kingdom there are never
theless, some affecting events which have to re-
mark. An event, much TO be regretted, which
wounds the dearest feelings Of my heart, has re-
Gently taken place in one Of the most important
cities of the kingdom; and have no doubt you will
sympathize in my grief on the subject The agita.
ton which has manifested itself on several points
connected with religious affairs, and which threatens
to destroy all harmony and get beyond the bounds
Of good order, merits the most serious attention
Without taking into account the creeds of the va
rious recognised churches, promised, on ascending
the throne 10 SUPPORT above ALL those religious feel
ings which the people ofSaxony have known how to
maintain in such an honorable manner. | expressed
the conviction that the states Of Saxony will be
guided by the same respect for what is the most
sacred thing in the world. lfmy confidence in this
respect be well-founded, hope and rely, that you
will grant me your support, in order that the prin-
ciples Of the church may not be shaken, and that
the fundamental pillars Of the state, and the welfare
ofhumany, religion, and fah may not be Slapped
at their foundation"
In the Saxon chambers, The opposition to the
government on account OF the recent events ut
Leipsic, is so strong, that the government cannot
depend upon the support Of above one-thrd of the
members and il was thought that the cabinet would
he obliged TO dissolve the chambers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-23
MARTINS lMpRoYEp pEE-pALAcE.

We have lately tried the honey which was
made in these ingenious hives, and with pleas
ure bear testimony to its superiority over any
other which we have seen. The combination
Of the hives is such as not only to secure
thorough ventilation, by means of the various
communications from one to the other, but
il permits the bee to appropriate the different
apartments to different purposes. For instance:
in those in which they breed their young they de-
posite pollen, commonly called bee-bread, on which
the young bee feeds. In these apartments, they
deposite no more honey than is sufficient for their
temporary wants. In the others, they store the
"virgin honey" intended for the winters supply,
which man appropriates to himself. BY thus keep
ing the dross from the pure honey, which the in
stinct of the bee teaches him 10 do, the latter is
made and preserved in the purest possible condi-
on and is most delicious TO the taste. The refuse
litter, &C., which are found in natural and other
artificial hives, are not to be found in this-which,
by-the-by, has no small effect in producing its
perior quality of the honey These carried off by
an inclined plane that passes through each apart
ment Of the palace, and in using which, for the
purpose Of cleaning the hives, the bee displays
its wonderful instinct most admirably. The honey
we saw in these hives was Of light golden color,
slightly granulated, and perfectly pure. Nothing
was to be seen but honey and white wax.
This improvement has attracted much attention
al the North and Northwest where it has been ex-
tensively introduced. We learn that Mr.. George
Calvert, Of Fauquier county, Virginia, intends to
visit the southern States shortly, with view Of in
Producing the Of the beepaace within their linn
its. We wish him much success, because we re-
gard the improvement as likely to do great deal
in the work Of agricultural Advancement, in which
all true friends of the country have deep interest