New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-17
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dian Corr, it uses, modes OF Pa'sA-e -,
proceeding farther, Mr. Megs said the a''e"1Uu u
Cub would be called to sowiusmacnine eAN-I
the floor. He read an explanation OF ' proper e' anG
y, n,,,a-;.vs, invented by VIM. J. Jones and
c. Smith and l. Is sait 10 effect great saving u oo'-
"a - 49, NJ sv1SSEa remarked that WHEN
an manure the quantity Is not important
small portion vii, have the desired effect farmer
in Prince Ceorge'. Co. Md had used instead OF one
o,I- baf buehel of Plaster 10 the sre ioe sou
Thus treated Welded we'll and could rot be
from the adjoining soil ,ha; had been more Pien.'A'
.unned Give planter as much Plaster as you cnoose
he will no, think j, necessary to apply NO Tau
- tho Prof MAPEs spoke OF tse aoso'oen1 yum
i,ies Of Plaster and consequent acton on
T-xpEpu1rL stated that Plaster acts as al s'sO' 'eN'
ammonia Rain.water and snow contain iSFse
ties OF euuonis..--ProL MAFEs ssio f's'.e' Na' -
doubleday good effect in proportion 70 INC
used He then detailed lis action ana Tue ''-'e -
..,,ad :, the groppd. TIE CHAIRMAN gave an ac-
coun, of The introduction and use OF fas'e1 %
u. rs,1oned severa facts in relation 10 X WHICH We
have not room to notice. Plaster 10 tne iooo VI pA
but the plant will only absorb certain Quani' aAD
more were put on than was necessary Il "ouo &c
ted mfr. VAN WTcK corrected this sla'sne
own experience had proved that an oVe'uo'e N'''e
plants MAPEs spoke OF the nosnIet VI 'pp's
Gusno-a solution is uuch better fnsn uuano -
translation from the French on the culture OF Roses was
hare read and then the Club proceeded 70 tue
Grafton Of the regular subject-Corn'
Mr.. VAN WICK said tbs, apparently they had CON-
nced at the wrong end Of the discussion on this point
They had had the modes Of cooking it and would now
consider the N amer OF growing it, We export ABOUT
ak times more wheat hsn corn; full two thirds OF our
own nopuls,on almost live upon and the residue
~ onr large production Of is nsumed oy animals
ins,.sd Of being exported. He then entered intoa
clo.e calculation of the plumber Of bushels produced,
nd the average price paid per single bushe which we
have no room 10 copy II market is opened in Eng
land as no doubt there will be greater demand VIII De
made on our farmers and alarger will OF course
be raised It's calculated that. on an average through
me United States corn yields % bushels to the scre-out
in Madison Co. in this State Messrs Plat: have raised Ia
bushels Of .hsllsd corn TO an Corn is valuable
crop on many accountable thought it had some superb
or;,v over wheat Mr.V w reviewed the facilities oil
the European States for raising corn-reaed nls expert
epce as 70 the best mode of planting the best manures
10 be applied &c-.Mr SKINNER begged leave to read
extracts from letters he had recently received from
Delaware relative to kin-dryng corn Previously how
over he made some few remarks Southern Agricul
ture and then read the following from letter OF Dr.
James w Thomson, the subject OF white KIN dried
corn meal Now that corn 10 becoming al article OF eS
mort to other countries inquiry was naturally awakened
10 know the beat modes OF preparing 1t Tor transpora-
ton Experience teaches far as yet that
corn intended for expectation must De Kun-arna II not
! auulac,ured In the country which produceslt. This
was attempted in Connecticut at the close OF the
Revolution The Connecticut millers used the white
corn and produced inferior article OF meal owing 10
want of skill In preparing IL The BRANDY wine MIXERS
perfected their kiln and adopted the yellow Germ by way
of dis,inction From greater proficiency In kiln drying
and manufacturing NEAL they soon engrossed the West
Indian markets for their yellow meal and this Induced
our farmers grow extensively here the yellow corn
This fact is not generally known. Al the several mills
on the Brendywne there are annually thus dried and
ground some half million bushels OF corn. 1t keeps per
fec,y good for long period and docs not appear 10 be
deprived of any of it's nutrtve properties by being sub
ec TO heat Chemical analysis will test this and can
decide which of the two is 20 be preferred the white or
the yellow The Doctor enterains the hope that ucn
analysis will be made under the auspices OF the Farmers
! Club.
Mr. s. next read from letter Of Jas. Cauby of Whining
ton DEL respecting Corn Corn Meal articles Of export
10 England experience nearly fifty years,
is Of opinion the kiln dried Indian Corn Meal manu-
here will have be exported In place of the Corn
itself Tie latter be finds, Invariably becomes musty
when hacked for exportaon that is unfit for all purposes
of manufacture The only method 20 set the article into
England entirely sweet is 10 SEND orders for the Meal only
and allow manufacturers good character 10 i'll these or
ders Mr. Skinner deemed il advantageous 10 know and
overcome the difficulties in the way OF raising Corn easily
and cheapy, most of the European states can raise
Wheat abundance. but not Corn and we may be called
upon to supply their deficiencies. CHAIRMAS stated
that mistake TO suppose Corn would not thrive in
Europe. 1t grows in Spain equal 20 any other country
even bette. than In oUrsbu II Is there solely used for
feeding sc. II the Spanish had the requisite INDUS
Try they could easily undersel US and supply England
Mr. read the receipt for farmers pudding which
had been promised al the last meeting, and goodyszec
sample OF which was here presented by Mr. Allen. The
total is 81 The Club wish it understood that
this made by the lady not the male portion OF the fra
ernity very pretty model Of new tarmGate was
here exhibited. The Inventor is Mr. Lawrence who has
so conryed this that Il be openea BY person in
carriage ard will not stay open on any account Dr.
WHITKES of Ga was called upon by the Chairman Tor
description the Of Agriculture in the South which
gave length accompanied with some interesting cal
cuations Of relative value and yield of the uplands
owlands and table land OF South Carolina He related all
the recent improvementsin Agricultural implements which
have gone the Southern States corrected
erroneous ideas that had been advanced regarding the
South. and offered furnish the Club with interesting de-
tails OF the prospects and advantages of the South MI
Allen recommended the opening of q Of communica
tons with well informed Southern gentlemen. ard the Club
adjourned after having appointed, as the subject Of the
meeting Entomology as connected with Agriculture
FOURTH OF July is NEw.YoRK.-It begins 10
be matter Of inquiry to how the approaching Annver
sary Declaration OF Independence Is to be celebrated
! in this City, The Common Council have appropriated
$4,000 the object and presume that the Committee
will take pains that Is expended In the most judi
cious We hope full and general process
sion Of all the Trades, Societies. Unions SC SC. in the
City. Nothing looks more beautiful TO us than these Asso
Citations with their gay banners and distinctive badges,
all meeting in harmony celebrate the anniversary of
important 10 all. But it is the Military that
look for the lead in The display be made this
occasion We presume that there will be number
OF strangers In the City the approaching anniversary
than ever BEFORE and confidently expect our Military
to such display will do honor TO her gallantry
and the City We have been given TO understand that
there will be al least six thousand troops under
the Fourth including the New York Volunteers for Mex
leo. This will be noble sight. If the authorities
take some than usually stringent TO prevent
the dangerous practice firing chascrs sepents and other
fiery nominations no forgetting the whisky booths the
Fourth OF July in NewYork may become scene Of really
glorious excitement and enjoyment.
n We are requested to state that the bell on
the Tower at jefferson Market will he rung this evening,
at o'clock for the purpose of testing striking ap
paratas.
/ Mr. EDITOR II is so general practice TO ridi.
cue the Efforts OF the woIkes," when their meetings
unadorned BY the tnsel OF Society, that should
have been asonshed had your item manufacturer failed
take advantage Of the OF Mike Walsh his
friends assembling in the Park endeavor TO raise