New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
City LENA.
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City Items.
Tar farmers CLUB net yesterday a. their
goorns-Mr scErTxz il the Chair TIE Chairman 1isos
go -sr,ra. In relation Committee or 81 Field Crops.
any, 4, 70 give notice the public tina, they are
.d - report upoz the premiums. &c The Commit
-. .,s.s of Nessrs BrisseulAn, Townsend, tntefhii
~ skinner srd vskenIl, with power 10 .ed 10 i-T
rrmoer. -.
W yr,4s read Al e1:rac, rom French journal Her
ygy-aeu,,rs de Prrs or method OF RAISING onioas-
the especially. Some discussion here arose
a, he fac: Of ibis species having stalks sac ne
necessity OF splitting Il before planting AL'' Gun
,!nre.. by reading OF the eeif Of 's Aa
on re-e;.tion-wha: ,oioIs are most ABSORBENT % . "a
.hss, and ;hei- conss-Rn; sao bad effects on plants
Shade IS neesszy for :. paats wsln Young o. "e Wy
ease. au paraculary lowering plants which MAJ 'e
wanted = ;s:t.s their visor TIL late IN he SEASON.
couu-iic f-ou1 E J. Coli was then read 10 tae O''O
The wrer enumerated the superior virtues o. A''e'e
bn,..- ana recommended The Introduction Of that breed
of Ny. wASEMAs remarked that seeding Pefa-
toes co no; suee- froa nearly much as the older
-is,ies He had seen hi. fact stated great raa'y
.,ex letter from francis wHITgr relating 10 Peas
s .h. culture coa,aaeG q. OF the Today va
w which was stated 20 be ready tor the table in forty
days.
Pref MAgrs said some Of the members had expressed
wish 70 have .ome recipes 70. cooking Indian Com and
he offered he following:
Retipe fer the Sufot Co. fzGida PniiiTg-Iieat three
hal;-pinis Of milk oo'rs-mix TIE Corn meal with
halfa pint OF Geld milk, the meal having been previously
sifte4 then pov- the cold milk and meal into the boiling
mix stirrinc constantly. When scalcet AXE OF he
are. and lie, cool down 20 bIood-heat-then mix IN 40
ers pr-y .ously until they will tand alone snd ado
Little salt spoonful OF ground nutmeg, do OF en-
narou and OF a'spice rnieuto. Sweeten with white
or brown sUSs-. nossses-s'ir in pinch OF ground
81 rser AID Of d.ed grste e-n peel throw in tea
spoonful OF butter and bake IL /. GOOD e!'eT hot VI
cold.
We decidedly admire the cooking capabilities Of our
nechber. in III. Pak-their rudtngs palaaee
Three kinds were exhibited made with jersey Yellow and
White end T1scs-ora Corr-'he latte was generally pre-
ferIed as being swee:er Mr.. ALLEN made some re-
marks ia relation 20 7utdinss general end Indian prt
digs in partcrar, and promised recipe for fai es
guiding Nj P. L. MILLS he.e usde soma pTe'uinaF!
remarks on The cookery and then read Joel Ba7iowss
poem on uasy Pudding. which be rec;;ed WIN P"''e
Shrkspe-ear energy aud effect MI MEGs read from
the Glasgow Herald article on Indian Corn oE MI
Cowtir the American Consul st Glasgow. MI T. men
toned that large Importation OF Corn was expected "
,,a, ,n,,rv a, Il WIS now becoming Known for IS excel
eucies in supplying the gap IN the Potato crop
SMITH OF L. l. made.s remarks on the effect OF Guano
% Anrre for Cora. II had uniformly failed IN MS case
h moment the roots o. he Corn touched the uano lacy
wee KILLED lie had used Poutret;c with far greater
benefit By is use, his Cora came up quite wei. Inc
most beneficial OF using Guano that ne mad yer
discovered WIS by myIs four pats OF eerh with one q
the Mr. VAS WICK knew that Gualo was often
fatal - other plants, but had never tried 1t Corn Other
anures applied broadcast sTd he thought perhaps
Guano was well applied In that manner. Samples Of
Egvptian Corn were then distributed 10 the members
This species is excellent for fowls. and easily yields 60
TI,tt i'arpa md he
Insects injurious Vegetation Ibc subject OF the next
regular meeting on the 10th inst. and adjourned
u The number of deabs in the City las, week
was I6e.
~ Three thousand two hundred end forty-one
passengers were reported the Custom House yesterday
4. arrived within two days
~ The Great Western, eight days out. from
this Po, COR Liverpool. spoken the 18th ut in lat
40 20, long Al, by the ship Washington
~ The stated meeting OF the Historical Society
last everng was fully attended snd there were many
Visitors Obliged account OF the sreat press Of
news to omit notice sf It's proceedings.
IT. There was the heaviest fog over the City
last night We ever saw this side of the Mississippi.
BABE DIscHARGED.-The District Attorney, after
reading Yesterday morning in the $ Court, letter from
the Secretary Of state in which minated that the
President has power pardon before conviction saying
the President knew nothing abou, the other indictments.
bu; suggesting po p,ose3.i in regard 10 them moved
Tor such which granted and the prisoner set at large
r. From the Monthly report of the Chief En-
-ineer learn that during the month Of May the
the Fire Department have been called out twenty
seven times 20 attend hres and thirteen times by Ease
alarms.
~ R.v S D Burchard will be installed az pas
tor OF the Thirteenth Presbyterian Church, This Eve
ming in the uoustona Church, of Thompson-st.
E-EP A Cabman drove against a candy and root
beer stand yesterday the of John and Nassau
SIS knocking away is pins completely and bringing the
whole colee-n the ground The propreress made
tremendous leap the Cab her red shawl like Byons
banner streaming against the wind au Selling The horse
BY the head TUNED him completely round and ammad the
vehicle the curbs;one before the astonshed driver
knew what he about The old woman then grped
him no, very ienter the and made him go back
to the scene u devastation and settle up for damages.
The poor fellow hadn't word 20 say, but did just a. he
bidden-seemug 10 be mos; happy that he was per-
United to escape with his life. II is the first time
saw a Sew-York Cabmau at a nom plus.
- The raggedest Of the boys begin already
hring crackers anticipation Of the Fou,hof July The
llt;le powder-nor Keys
70 Willis manufactured The word Japonicadom
good We made Ice Crcmery-better but brother oil
,he cral in Chathams;. says hi. ssn Job-Prntery
best OF ALL
q Nassau,st opposite the Southern part of our
Office is piled up with The rubbish Of the American Tract
Society brduy-which in accordance with the spirit OF
the age S undergoing Improvement We presume that
before they se through Eassaus. will be In such con5i
ton hereabOu's that nobody through at all We
understand thai one the tenants in the basement
fuses to give up possession until the expiration Of his lease
He viii ind hi, position impreSnaby fortified With rubbish
directly.
~. The awning-posts in Nassau-st must come
down. Now Gentlemen of the Council you eolss TO
build the Benchesgooi Fave these posts pulled down
and torn up by the that that they viii grow
again, prd we u th-ow your to the OF i'm
moEtsIity
TIRE ANATOMICAL VENUS AT TIE AMERICAN
MUSEUM &c-Bs-nuIn and his able fellow laborer IN the
management of this popular establishment both "a
NOUS the With which they they for crosies
e IS the ye-y :eeable mode OF showing them up
10 the public; FOR after Ell there is great deal in being
pleasantly treated the sight OF pleasant things AID Mr..
Hitchcock qrG those who assist him IN the management