New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

-'- A'oi.es oi-- ilO'. C4d Ib seem SAIL J. On
hereplied, with a shud1er. it looked Hse4 tits
terrible hight to look down from. Immense feae-
inents have from time TO time loosened themselves
and tu1nbied notousty into the gorge. One which
our guide called the church, and which gaze rs as
rough a climb as ever had to reach, wonld weigh
do nc; know how many thousand tons
The sublirnity of this Pass is wholly ON one side
where the vast rnountanas its highest point seems
to have been sliced down, and then shook BIZ an
earthquake to make chaos at the bottom. 1t is a
fearful precipice and has few equals. imagine, in
the world.
Turning bach; through the woods, the deep BAY
OF orr hunters hounds rQng in echoes mp the sides
OF the mountain and two deer we're driven into the
lake below u.s. H
EDITORIAL corRrEsY-The following notice Of
the Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of
Agriculture, taken froqn the Cultiyator, an aeri-
cultural Journal Of eminent worth and Of the widest
circulation, is, for the liberal spirit which it is
coucheG, as credtabe tc itself as is designed
be useful and friendly toward contemporary and
ally heartily engaged IN the same cause. The Ed
itor Of the Farmers Library is himself absent
e"'baH5 " 'p''O4IIL pAIpOsto VI d. w
servation, q tour for the benefit of kis health
bat the Publishers OF the Farmers Library are
well enough acquainted with his sentiments to say
without hesitation. that he fully reciprocates the
kindest feelings that can be entertained by the
Cultivator and By all other journals employed in
promoting improvements in American Agricrl-
ture.
FARMERS LIBRAR. AND MONTH"; JouRYAL-This
work was commenced in the city OF New-York. in July
1915. 1t is issued monthly. each number containing
about one hundred PAGES. The design is 10 afford =
Journal of agriculture, and also TO repubsh standard
foreign works. The hrst half of each number there
fore devoted TO the latter purpose and the other part
miscellaneous agricultural intelligence But have
so often spoken OF the FAEMrRs' LIBRARY before that
there not to be any necessity OF describing
il in detail We have just received the entire work for
the first year consisting OF two beautifully printed ana
substantially bound octave volumes OF 80 pages each
Of the republisheG works have PETzHoLDr's AG-
RIcULrrRAL CHEMISTRY aud THAERs PRINCIPLES or
AGRIcrLTrRE, which comprise one volume OF the Ii
The JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE consists of
original contributions from eminent practical farmers
OF this country, with similar communications from Eu
rope, prize essays various subjects written in this
and other countries, and articles from the pen
the sprited and classical Editor with notices of emf
nrnt patrons and improvers Of agriculture accompanied
b. well executed portraits and biographical skeches
Among others we are presented in the first volume
with the portrait OF the late Hon. STE7HEN VAN RENs
sELAER OF this city, and that OF Judge RICHARD Pr
TIERS OF Pennsylvania. /; is announced that portrait
on steel OF the late JAsIEs WADSwoKrH Esq oi Gene
SEQ ready and win shortly appear in tho current vol
The work Is inersperscd with other engravings
aud wood cuts Illustrative OF various subjects connected
with il design such improved implements, plans for
farmbuildings animals. &c. Tho work is got up" in
the very best style in every respect, and is afforded At
very moderate price-the two volumes we have de
scribed being sold only 81 30 each 1t is edited By
that in agricultural literature JOHN :. SKINNER
Esq. and published by GREELEY & McsLRATII, Tribune
Buildings New York
20 Tho fret number of the FARMERS LIBRARY for
the second volume is bciorcus. Itcommcnccs with the
republication OF STEPuENs's Book THE FARM, an
elaborate work originally published in Scotland and
which has been highly commended that country and
England The republication will be continued till the
work ia finished The JOURNAL department viii be con
Quoted az heretofore We invite the attention OF the
public to this work. 50 per year.