New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
From the Pittsburgh Daily Gazette.

From the Pittsburgh Dsily Gazette.
TIE F.nnrSs LIBsASr AND MONTHLY JousSAL OF
AGRICULTURE, for June. Vol. j No u Edited oy
JoHss SKINNER Published By Greeley d mcElrash'
HewYork.
We feel like writing strong commentator OF
this noble Agricultural Magazine became II lie emf
ner,ly deserving of all that can say in its favor
isthe largest and best periodical ofihe kind on the
continent and the cheapest For s5 subscriber
receives an amount OF matter attalnnbe IN no other
shape for ten times that sum- Indeed, 10 possess
some OF the works published In this volume, j;
would be necessary 10 master the French language,
and then import the books at considerable expense
The typography is exquisite, the embellishments
numerous and costly, and VIVA. is OF mos, i'm
portsnce the practical knowledge Of the veteran
Editor lie secured. and is worth far more than the
subscription We wish every farmer in the land
could be induced to take and study this work aud
advise every Of readers nteresed In Agriculture
10 do 90. We have number of our wealthy amateurs
in eye who cannot do withoutt. We really believe
DO will study the Library AID Journal that he 10 $50
the better for It. IL IL the best kind Of economy This
No contains Title Pages and Indexes 10 the dferen.
works which have besn pubished the past year.
they be bound separately or In splendid volume,
as the owner may choose.
Ths mex. volume will contain 4 magnificent book.
"srE1HgSss Book OF THE FAAMs." It makes AGO DC
tsvo pages and contains upward of eco ebgrsyngs il
required TWO years to get 1t GU, In and the
subscriber $2f.
We do look upon the publication Of such peri
We rather estimate their value BY the probable effect
they have or ought 10 have, upon the agricultural pro
ducts Of the nation We measure their worth BY our
judgment of the result the kn0!edge they npar 70 the
agricultural class will probably bring about and no one
dispute but that the wealth Of the nation would be
prodigOu,ly enhanced II the improved methods Of cult
vAOn taught In such works could be brought into prsc
teal use Millions Of dollars would not buy the ncrea'
cd quantity Of superior Grain, Cattle, Seed' Panis &c
created In year That Is the view OF SUCH mar
tsrs Tn. Farmers Library may cost In one year ~
600 $50 600 10 the subscrbers but the eect wiz oe
that they make 100000 $500 100 By The appicsaoh
Of the knowledge they gain
FROM PoscE, P H-By tho brig Docamin. Capt
George Nelson, at this port. from Ponce June ie
we learn that since las, advices TOO i'ano nao peep
visited with heavy rans. which impaired quite prom'
Log aspect 10 the Young sugar crop the Plantations In
the vicinity Of Ponce The planters mad discontinued
grinding old crop and hsd turned their attention TO
III, cultivation OF the cane quenty there not
particle Of fret qusty In market Ot inferior BRANDS
there was abundance, which were principally ocneo,
W for expo,iop Europe, stprces ruling from -
The stock OF uoosss.s band was light and In the
face Of an active demand readily commanded si3 so per
cask fhllao. NORM American.
LARGE ROBBERY "A daring robbery wns com
rnltted on board the SusquehaDnA night before
Liberty landing on her way up 10 This City
state room occup by Messrs Bolton and dickens, Of
Memphis. Tenn wa, entered by some one VINO TOOK from
pocket Of Nr Bolton $4,000 in drafs on houses
In Philadelphia there i've drafts. So 600 each MI
b slept In his clothes and iu hs sntaoons pocket there
large amount Of money which the thief did not dis
cover, Iii. loss wxs known until this morning Sus-
picloo Immediately fell upon passenger, description OF
whom given 10 the police. and doubtless they
will ferret GU, the matter. ST. Louis New Era
~ We learn that last night John Depuy a col.
ored u1np, a white by The OF Glenn with
stone knocked him down. and seriously Injured him
Tho by sspdes pursued Depuy and being unsbe TO take
him, proceeded his house and demoshedit Great
ciIement prevailed lrocsin, 4th
u The New. Orleans Delta states that Captain
Frsbe who arrested In Kingston, Jamaica on the
charge OF selling New Orleans twofree people
OF color he bad taken board his brig from that
Island has made bis escHpe Leaving Mr. Harrison Amer
can Coutu. TO pay his bull bond Of 81 500
II A large fire was reported 10 be in progress
on the West sido of Water.st Geneva. when the
passed through that place at O'Clock this morning aud
from limited number Of 6re engines 1t was feared 1t
could not be stayed I'LL great damage was sustained
ICayuga TOcsin. 4th.
CW John Randolph's slaves about 400 in mum
be passed through Cincinnati the Both ult on Their
way the lands provided for them in Ohio, by Judge
Leigh, Mr.. RAndolph's Executor.