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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
Farmers Library and Journal Of Agriculture.
CONrENTs DE AuGuST MINER.


EnsrGrnet and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with the Pro-
Gee ses OF Spinning and Warrington seci Ground Pan
Ola Propored Stesdiugor steel lsomecsl Fan Of the
sarneon see The Con.Barn Doori Section Of the Com
Barn Floor; Stall for Work-fiorse stable; 'enaator
p,.ding milf. and Illustration, different styles Of
Building
Farme,y J.b,aru-s,ephenss Book Of tho Fafm--(con'
,i n, the evils attendant on landowners negectiug
- ls,n n,aeiical Ayr culture Experimental farms as
,ac for Instruction in farming OF the kind Of education
s.. suited to young farmers OF The different kinds OF
farming O.cboosing tae kind OF fasng. OF selecting
,aiorfa1ne OF tn. pr pisge. ofdeaing with the details
oil farming Winner. Of the stealing or iarnstesd
Noih!y Journal Of Agrteuiture-Repesi Of the Enga'a
Corn. Laws-what is TO Ne It's effect American Agreul
lure
Industrial Resources of De!aFare-Her Peach Trade
Advantage. of Tide ater Farm. the Chesapeake Bay
The Cane Brake Region OF Acknowledgement OF -
soiAnayss Of Prot E!let Of Columbia IS ca College
Lower vrgnia-SL,te Of is Agricultufe-Ths Past and
the Presen, compared.
Imported saxony sleep, Notice Of some
The Cherokee Country OF Ccorgia-il' 's"'"gGai IH"
racter Climate and Agricultural CapaSiiue7'
sheen Hu.bardry-lpqu!ry the Regions Of the L. s.
ss,3no ,b creates, advantages for ii. large scale
Psr The Cultivation and Management of-Can is Cui'
t,e he p,oatably Ex-erded in he Z. S.Sodce Of In
,ov MACHINERY for Dressing in Tie L. $. and in Germany
Fla. TRACE Of Ireland
Crickets pers.uoIs coACerhhS-fio l"-es''"J "IS
trcubiesomr.
Budding Fr1i, Trees, the AT and Usefulness of-'Sh
illustrations to show aow It should be dor-.
AyrsEire Cows, Notice Of from The Albany Caltva'of
Wheat, SOL suited :orPrepsa;ion Of seed and Sow
!ng-lts Diseases.
Foreign CsttIe-So more should be imported II az good
may be had cheaper y; home
Randall, Geology, brief notice Of
ERtou,ology-The Spider Notice Of rs natural history
habits. and aeriou. wiki plates TO illustrate
Hon. Trade ard Culture of, in the L. s.-Infonnatoa
wanted
Editorial Correspondence: subsoi OF the Lons-Lesed
jectares TO the Of It's dsappearanee
Good management farm Geneva, y. Y. NuT'nTs
v.u. OF various sgbstances-meai fish, vegetable, sSa
fruits Arrzcacha Distribution Of Roos and iiai or o p
G. B. smth Rice az compared with Indian Corn as 3i'
Prices Current .xt,
The Angus. Numbers published Th. Morning. sress{ PEI
don pres 3 pog saIuH- GREELEY @eEtA"
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New Publications..

DYING AND CALICo. PRINTING! practical Urea.
tise on Dying, Calico Printing and the kindred or
subordinate Arts, by Dyer experienced in the APP
proved processes o: British and French Manufactures
WI! IN few d0ys issue from the press OF the llapers
II extends 20 "a octave pages Illustrated by ten large
Steel Plates and hundred and twenty thirty Wood
Eneravngs OF I'LL the and valuable Inventions
and Improvements OF Dyers and CaicoPrinters
Great Britain. France America and elsewhere Among
Others embcics all that is valuable in the French
work OF NJ Pcrsoz, entitled TrGi;e Theorjque q, PrG-
'iqae IL L Impression rs Tisss costing about $40
SIX hundred recent invcn tons manly European are
thus Introduced artisans. We have looked care
fully through the sheets and confident that other
work OF equal value Dying &c. in existence Price
| 50 70
- THE ENyEClsEs OF THE ALUNNF or THE
ALBANY FEMALE AcApSn their Filth anniversary
July To- lS46 have been published in nca, pamphlet
They consist the Address the President Miss Mar.
M,r,,ER OF Michigan; Prize Poem The Spirit Painter
by SARAH MCDONALD. OF Grcenbush; Prize Essay on
Flowers. by MARY NJ CHASE of Chatham Columbia Co;
Prize Essay in French Psrolltc entire Shakespeare
Cornele by SARAH O TRACY. OF laasinsburgh, Prize
Tale, Anna LAYTON or The Blehdns Effects OF Envy
By ELIzABErB :. SANGER, OF New Hartford Oneida Co;
and the Report OF the Executive Committee.
~ Thr NEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED Magazine
for August beautifully printed and contains rather
more than the average amount Of average nisgazine
reading The embellishments are al OF ,hsn good and
one (Thc Witch OF the Alps eNquis,ely beautiful
though we think have seen her undusting outline
ere now II not the remembrance OF dream WIKI
which We have been haunted. TIN. Magazine is pub
hshci by William Tsylor X Co. , AstorHouse.
ETHAN ALIEN. or the Kings Men is the
title OF handsomely printed twoshillinS Historical
Novel by Melville, published by Graham, Tribune Build
ingS We have found ;irnc 10 read bu; here and
there chapter of is book and from these sathe.
the opinion tina; II desirable Improvement on
the majority O: books OF lis class The publisher de
serves sYcsl thanks OF both author and reader for the
manner IN which its printed
~ BLAcSwooD's M,G,zlNF fer July has been
issued by l. Scot, & Co ll2 Ful,on-<t We give the
titles OF the articles, Peru Letters on English Hexsr.
eters NSiboroushs Dispatches The Americans snd The
AeoTiSncs The Death o: Zunaacarrceui New Scottish
Plays and Poems Elinor Travis More Rogucs in Out.
hne The Last Recoaccaons OF Napoleon
| g Another No of MoRsE's GEOGRAPHIC Mars
embracing Newlersey the West India Islands Civ OF
New-iork Maryland and Delaware has iys, been pub
lshed by the Harrers-
sP' LIrrrLL's LIVING AGg. No Ito. contains
selections from Chambers Journal A,hsneum. Punch.
Art Union Frazers Msgazne Spectator and Other
sources. For sale by VIM Taylor, Assor House
IL THE WANDERING JEW, No, Is, Illustrated
Edition. has been issued by the HSrpcrs.
C Governor Yell Of Arkansas, has enrolled
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THE FRIeArE UNITED STArgS.-This vessel,
under the command Of Captain Smoot and oearnS the
broad pennant OF Corn George c. koad lett Boston carry
in june for the cos, of Africa Letters have been re
ceived from her written the 18th Of June at sea
great harmony prevailed IL The ship On the nh OF jane
sad accident threw gloom over the whole ship--a
young man fell from the fore royal yard and WAS in
stantly killed. Boston Atlas 9th
DINNER TO GEN. GAISES,-We learn with plea
Gc-e thar the visitors Old Point viii OF, Thursday
next give dinner 70 the veteran Gen Games and The
officers now at that station who participated in the
glorious battles OF the 9Th and 9Th OF May. 1t will be
served up ss the Old Pos. Hotel In VI. Frenchs hes,
sgls. iNsHo'S Herald, July IS
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FIRS-The extensive milk establishment OF d.
vid : Mills East Brooklyn, the line dividing the
OF Brooklyn and Bushwjck wss destroyed by tire
about o'clock Tuesday evening It was large edi-
ace suitable for the accommodation OF one hundred
and nearly having cost for its erection be-
tween three and four thousand dollars The cows were
saved There insurance on the premises OF
$500 OF which $1,000 falls on The willianisburgh In
surauce Co The origin OF the fire is attributed to an in
.c,lisry
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correspondent informs thar the motion FOR new
trial in the interesting OF Lucy Crawford petitioner
TOR freedom, Hope H. Slater the negro trader, and
others, has been refused This good news and rather
more than fell, warranted in anticipating The
Slave of course goes free but Mr. Slater CORES
pondcnt informs will Immediately the original
owner OF the liberated woman and he will doubtless
recover the amour, paid by him, This case has cx.
cited good deal OF interest and the issue is considered
decided triumph ON the part of Justice in an uneven,
handed contest such suits always are in sayehonc
communities "
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aIcKay,s Bill Passed.

It will be seen by our Telegraphic Dispatch that
tie House Of Representatives, yesterday c0"e77sd m
u. senate's amendment TO the Mckay Tariff bill,
snd that all efforts to defeat the passage of that
bill by laying it the table or otherwise were BAT
Aes. The bill has been forced through both Houses
beyond the chance Of reconsideration. and will to
day DO signed by President Polk, making it the law
Of the land
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SOLAR LANPs, CAaPHENE LAMPS. CHANDELIERS Gr
RANDoLEs AND HALL LANrERNs-Distz, Brother &
Co No. l39 William.st. arc manufacturing and have al
ways on hand u full of the above mentioned
articles and variou. other goods in their line which tcy
will .cl ut wholesale retail AT low prices Tor cash
;,.lt
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Business Notices.

SALE OF ENGR,ytNos AND PnINrs rlIIs MORNING
VII be sold at Wille u Wcstcryelts Auction Room, 10
Sprucest ON Thursday morning July jOth at 10 o'clock
the entire collection of EnHayiuss md Prints belonging
to the late Henry 4 Havc deceased comprising an eN
ten.iyc assortment and variety, plain and coored OF
every design and description and well worth the utlen
ZION .t those in the trade and OF connoisseUrs.
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beg CT tbs. Board yesterday afternoon AID evening Of
gentlemen opposed or favorable TO he proposed opening
OF Albany-s,. through Trinity church.ys-d The quc.-
ron WAS SHY and ST gres; length discussed by Messrs
CRApo. TIILov, Cowpxxr, D. h. TAYLOR, Hon C. g.
Ferns &C and the meeting adjourned ever to Monday
evening the same place This question is rcce:.rs
more and public attention snd the father discus
son OF ii vii &c sttended witt, interest that will be-
come ntezsc.
Mr.. BuSXER, wounded st the Railroad
DeP6t ST Newark Monday. has had both legs 1npu-
ts'ed and Is now doing We'll. he the Of Captain
Bunker master OF one OF our Liverpool packets.
The YAcErS.-Twelve OF these beautiful vessels
sal from our Harboy til. morning q, 10 o'clock snd
glorious sight !; Will be The squadron is under tie
command OF Commodore JoHS c. srxvENs-wIIxs
ViccCoumodorei and will remain at Newport some
two or three weeks before j, disperses. General CAD
wAIiAoER of Philadelphia with his beautiful yacht
iantse i, here and ready sail with the squadron To
those who are familiar with the bearing of General
CAowALLADEs in the Philadelphia ii vii! scarcely
be add that his services hsve been offered 70 the
Government in the Mexican War and that he Is ready
st moments notice give up his yachting for moro
active service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning, as the Stesmer
South America nearing the Nils !; suddenly ca
recnet causing OF the chainboNes 20 slide snd
Charles 2 BALDWIN OF New-lOrs. OF Charles Bald
win 80 MarSei-si who STING the box had his
lc caught between and The brace dreadully brsng
II near the knee joint, that he obliged to lard
Bergen Point whore he c:t by hs father 10 return
bv the passaic Newark Adv. "Wednesday
Po1Icr- Yeste,!ag.-Cecel Morton was arrest.
ed for grand larceny. John Mcdonald for housc.rob
berry Charles and Francis Randall for keeping dis
orderly house . An unknown man was found drowGcd
in the Ess. River.
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jyll I'm

DR.. FELIX GouRAcD's ITALIAN INDICATED soar
This admirable emoient IL by common consent ated
A No l. a. II remedy for Botchc-, Pimplcs Pustlles,
Scurf Tan Frccklcs, Sunburn all kinds OF eiptiOn. and
every species OF discoloraon Of the skn All compete
ton has completely dstced by this invaluable com
posOu the demand for which within the met six months
has increased thsa five hundred per cent The clear
nes- and freshness which s mparts 10 the complex
have rendered provrrbla bcuu,lher OF the Skin
and no dressing be considered furnished with
proper toilet that lacks Gouraur5 Italian Mecaed Soap.
II beauty be- asserted. only DEEP II the more
important that the thin covering IN which loveluess re-
-id.s should be- kept its present aud most attractive
stale
Dr. ouR,uDs GRzciAS HAIR DYE for colorng hair, has
pleelv superseded all the old and delcerous prep0rs
on- for that purpose PouOaE SCBrmrs for eradicutng
hnr
The LILY WHITE. made by the Doctor. Ia by common
allowed to be the most excellent article for beau
fying the compile Xon TINT graced Rdys gentle
mans toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crmsonng pale
lips and cheeks These supeTlGiiyc Cosmetics, together
N.n arg. choice pcrfiGery and fancy articles
are to bc had genuine ony Dr. + f. GOurauds depot IL
Waker.st hr-t door FROM Broadway.
ACESTs-J0rton, Nlnk--i. Boston Carleton & Co.
Lowell Green Co Worcester. Jy21 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

SANDS, S,asAPARiLLA-Thc functions Of circulation,
nutrition and manifest when life is reduced
ia IN the piAt lts simplest condition. and rse
Therefore. be IL. essential actions Between tue apparatus
by which necessary physical processes carried
ON there proca action, and one portion Of the an
ms machinery out the harmony Of the whole
system ia dcranged The great desiderain in medicine,
therefore, - preparation which shall net with equal
ain,y and force upon each Of his Trad OF ucuons
which shall may require, restore health aud
yyor to The circulation. give TO tho stomach
r1oyy distinctions from the bowels II Is confidently
ayerr.d TINT Ssns- SarGpsnla possesses hls threcf0d
power and By thus acting on the primary causes ii
disease horuug and permanently its
painful dangerous and disgusting manifestations From
sing. eruption Of the skin 10 hereditary scrofna, and
from dyspepsia govt md iIenTnatory rheumatism
Will De found equally citcacous.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail. by A. B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 FulloE-s. corner Of
Willam-.t l73 Broadway and II Fast Broadway New
YORK sold also by Druggists generally throughout The
United States Price 81 per bottle, OF six botles for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

~ WILLIAM MosElY, Esq of Henry County
has been nominated by the Wings OF the Nth
Congressional District OF Georgia as their Candi.
date for Congress, Hon HuoH A. AARAlsox. the
present Representative, is his opponent, The Dis,
srict gave Polk 2la majority it, however. gave
Gov. Crawford eal majority a, the las, election.
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~ THE UNION Horsr, Springfield Mass jus.
completed sn opened the largest and one of the best
houses in tina, beautiful and thriving focus Of travel IL
cantans seventy sleeping rooms sixteen private parlors
and ample accommodations for Que hundred boardcrs
Mr. SEMANs the keeper has reputation a, Congress
Hall Saratoga and viii Increase it Springfield See
MAJ Nor,f
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~ The ALBANY WORKMAN is a daily evening
paper of small size Just established TO advocate the
Rights of the Laborius Glass and the measures deemed
BY il. conductors essential 70 the security and enjoy
of those rights T. A. DEvYa of the Ant Renter is chic:
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- We beg leave TO refer readers. attention
10 Plmbcs National Daguerrean Gallery, 25l Broad,
way Judging from the cnc9miums OF the press
and personal vs, his Gallery Mr. Plumbe stands at
the head of hi. profession for unryaed representation
of the human face
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~" BRoScuTIs and CArARH frequently lead To
Consumption Do not neglect to cure them ut once
Procure then, without delay, some of DR.. BEEKMANs
ccebratcd SYRUP Office No t9t Cortandst n. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

NrBLos-rhe Magic Pills Conjurors Git zone of the
uihcen, psu,cmnes produced by The Rave!s
revived this evening. There fourteen entirety new
scenes trick-. transformations. Chinese and other
dauces reproduction; of the of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

II We are indebted 10 Hon. AsNER LEWIS OF
New.York for copy Of his Speech on the Tara
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w Governor Yell Of Arkansas, has enrolled
himself as volunteer IN Capt Borlaads company OF
mounted men. raised in tbs; State
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- Mary Ann Hoilcy wife of John J. Holley,
Tailor solics information OF the whereabouts OF her
husband who abandoned her yesterday and has gone to
parts unknown. lie IS about i've feet six inches high
black hair and whskers and hazel eyes End has passed
by the OF george u R'myor. and married wife
under that Troy, Ohio, where she still lives
Mrs Hocy IL left destitute 26 Beckuian.st. with tt
child ten months old and is in great distress We nd
wise John or George w any new name he may
have adopted to take care o: his wife and babyonc OF
his wives az least
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

Police Ye>tc-,Gay-Cecelia Morton was arrest
ed FOR grand larceny. John Mcdonald for houscrob.
berry Charles and Francis Randall for keeping dis.
orderly house An unknown man was found drowned
,..
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- The Knickerbocker Baths l0l Bowery. are
now open and in successful operatiou-the accommoda
tons are surpassed by any other establishment in
the City The price OF Bath shilling every day
in the week except Saturday and Sunday on those
days the price eighteen pence Go and ty them and
you will say you have the full worth OF your uioueyto
the sick gives strength and those in health ii il
OF the greatest luxuries this world affords.
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SHoeKIN6.-The Euiauls Ala Shield eives =
bord account OF the wlul starvation Of four children
IN Macon county, by brll step-mo-her. The youse-t
was found y.r: me dou- corner Of me room n
dy!r- condiuon-so completely erlciared thai : VS.
81; skeleton. i eyo4-l- having lei their soo aeone
lying - cheek and tie other he door Another
as- Ged beng remove. and the restoration OF e.
ter o. TIE other tXO extremely doubtful IL : stated
tha: The children TIE aenfi-h mother TAI and
heary-proyns i4; ae i--.i not destitute Of pro
visions.
VESSEL STRUCK 81 LIGHTxISG.-Brig Mar
h!en Sn,ch arrived on Sunday afternoon from Mara
cs-5o 'Nas struck By lightning the I'D inst la; 30 Ion
'U 10 Al P. VI and also u 4 " Eek dzr The main
mast was sayvereti and re n4;e End the the
jC-ed Boston Traveller
CAPITAL OF MAiSE-A bill Is now pending in
the Legislature OF Maine providing mat after :h ls
December next ths sea; OF Government -ha! D. re
tnove from Augusta 70 Portland provided the City Of
Portland shall furnish The STATE with public buildings
more sJ-fsole thaa tie present State House.
DEATH on L. l. RAlLRoAD.-A man b. the
name OF John Bedle while under me fearful influence
OF ;tse Intoxicating cup Tuesday the ran OF
were u motion upca tbs road about half -e this
side OF Hampstead Branch staggered against ae
caring severe injury n he head tror. tie elects Of
watch &c expired u sSogt ywsnty minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30

~ Mr.. BuSXER wounded st the Railroad
DePot ST Newark Monday, has had both legs anpu-
taied and Is now doing well he Is the son OF Captain
Bunker. MASTER OF one OF our Liverpool packets.
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PuuAprLrurA. "Wednesday Night.

The State Treasurer OF Pennsylvania has given
notice that the interest on the State Stocks will be
paid on Saturday. at the Pennsylvania Bank.
The Southern mail is in, but it brings no news
of importance
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I.ex,,,atIou ON Hours ofLabor.

We find in Young America the following ex-
celent article on the recent debate IL the British
House of Commons on proposition to limit to ten
the daily Hours Of Labor In Manufactures, &c and
we invite TO i; the earnest attention OF I'll. The
facts herein set forth are OF the most cheering char
ac.cr. giving promise OF early and decisive me-
Iteration OF the lot of those who toll at the bidding
OF others. 1t is somewhat mourn:ul indeed that.
while British Legislature, composed mainly Of
hereditary gentry and large capitalists, elected by
freehold constituencies can take successive steps
in the right direction, and very nearly cary the
Ten Hour rule in defiance alike of the Ministr!!
and the Manufacturers, yet here IN this Tree land
we have not ye, single State in which equal pro
gress in guarding the health and comfort OF the
Hired aborer mas been made. But there COCO
time coming. Read the following and take couF
age, -,..,,... 1,,,-,.1
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g There was an extempore meeting on the
Sens OF Tacanv Hal last evening at which n
cooked nat and military coat denounced Col SteVen-
son and the power, a, Washington Albany and else
where in language great deal more emphatic than ee
CANT and was followed By Nike Walsh very much in
the same strain There good deal OF laughing and
swearing. and some grooming. in the crowd.
oPEyIye ALBAyYsT.-A meeting, at the request
Of the Special Committee Of the Board Of Assistants, 20
whom Tie suRec; WA referred wss held n The Cham
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u The opening Of the Sewer opposite No o.
Broad-s, IS very dangerous condition and mas been
TIA: state :or over three weeks past horse ie N
yesterday afternoon and was severely injured
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And now will the Courier be good enough to
say whether remark that it the c. & + has
been Free Trade paper long since the election
OF Gen. Harison'-ior which we were so grossly
asssed and DETAINED by that paper-has or has not
been proved true. VIII the Courier have more
proof of its literal correctness Yea or Nay
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THE GINGERBREAD MAS.-We learn that the
son Of gentleman whose name occupies conspicuous
place in the earlier history OF the United states made
bet that ne would ave years eat nothing but ginger
bread and drink nothing ou: from pump in Bar
clays, The time expired few months ago and ne won
his bec-but ne was nothing bu, Ginger