New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
,1vrTTxc OF THR WARMERS, CLUB.
Inflammation wanted Of the silk.Grass-A New
staple for the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Climb held a regular meeting on Tuesday al
~ rooms. Gen. TALLMADGE in the o"s" luz
tendance was large.
The Secretary exhibited sPeeine en- oil Corn iion
Lake winnipiseogee. New. Hsmpsn',e, iai'eu ~
n, Rcown, which Yields 80 bushels ('a>es) to me
r,va or, =, sbeIed in the presence oil tie Cuo
Yesterday, filed ssarf measure.
49, Gas read from Mr.. r. ii. JoSEs OF Cnsries'
A.. n asking for Information ss to the Pr'ce ta.' VII
49, .,,en here or elsewhere per ton for well prepared
a.. os the Ysoca Filanealosd, or SAX Grass FROM
,t,r published recently ii seems that samples OF THIS
N.esous plant were sent TO some persons In Ais Cy
Who are dealers in fax and hemp, and that they pro
,ounoed 1. worth Sl35 per ton.-should me'Eu De
oea for these ioaeeous hbres the South would mere
nv become possessed Of a new source oil wealth DJ
The same letter lappesrs that Gen. Call Of fiorias hs'
embarked in the production Of this new article oil uaoe
The writer requests information from those engaged III
,he man uaesure OF hemp and Gsxen goods as 10 "ns
uses and Whist estimation are pat upon the iohsee0u'
fhre,snd from any be wishes 10 ascertain "ss' anu
Ao, are the difficulties TO be overcome what amount o.
6bres cne acre will produce how the grass oes' eui
yscd the soil 1, delights IN and where Its sceos can "
procured, and at what price,
The ,ab;,ct Of Grating. and the beat Compo'iuons 70
nae In the process coming upMr TANNING said ne naS
ussd with great success compound OF one psrt o''
gar two of common black rosia and three oil lara NELL
I'd together, and poured 90 as II coos. The sun ooe
not disturb this and II requires no sustaining oandages
Tha course he had pursued thirty years and IL mac
always proved successful-espccislly on the Nursey
.s late Lease Buell. which was treated thus throughout
Mr. uspyaYtLI of New-Jersey, on the contrary
,.o,rh, ,iSz composition wouldn't do at al-the lard
would enter the tree and nterrupte vegetation lie coui'
90 veil az any man. but had found that grease doe
NO, answer as acomponent in any grating composition
.d he had come for the express purpose of nearing
,ome new process recommended
DIRT. USpERgILL thought the lard would DO ne
harm provided the composition were 90 mixeo ahe
hardened that ii would not run out easily.
Judge YAK wYcK thought gum trees should never ot
g,af~d IA the exudaton Of the gum would interfere
with the process Among these trees be clsssed the
peach, neetarine, cherry and plum.
heightened discussion here arose on this question
Of Grating but we have given the pith of 1t all above
Mr. PILL then offered the following Preamble and
Resolutions which were unanimously adopted;
YA,sa. This Society having noticed with great pleas
ufe the exeriops OF some OF s menaoefs 10 procuring
large ship 10 carry grain and meal 70 Europe 70 suPp
The dcisacy of the potato crop and convinced mai Int
ZANE will further the great agricultural interest OF th
section Of tho country. are desrous OF encouraging al
rueh efforts. Therefore
Re,olred That we recommend TO the farmers and
Others OF this vicinity, to send The Contributors OIL ,
nsisbbors and friends by tho chip Macedonian, now ~
ing At Pier North River.
Rssolred That the good wishes of the Club and the
county due, and hereby tendered 10 our nem
her Com ecrze c. De Kay for bis efforts IN procuring
the use OF that ship for lsudsble an object al e
came time saving the lives Of thousands and giving en-
coursgment to our agricultural interests.
Numbers Of gratis distributed at the close Of the
roceednss and the subject was set down for the
psxs meeting on Tuesday next.