New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
The November No. Of the Farmers' Library

este6. and xho IL not IN agriculture It's practice
it science and is literature. sre invited 10 exam
ine for themselves.
The LIBRARY portion OF this number consisting,
a. usual Of fftv PAGES i continuation Of Ste
phsnss great Book or The FARA' ~i1n IS ooO
eny-svir-s. This number treats very fully Of the
culture Of Pof5r0. Of Finlsyson's Gra5ter. ard
Of Tia s5or sav.rz HE-gr for securing ths eroP-Fin
snzra4inzs % explain them c; B-sakfaS ~ prs-s"
Mas With 90 er.raEng Of TIE BIZ best adapted 70 tns
yseof ths nsnsss merit Ct Ss-iHe psrisasfy S0r' -
-, of sr-srisx sad Of Hsi-siug ard rsari- F'rl'-
TURKEYS Geese. Bucks Pes-hsns Pigeons, &; with an
secoun, Of hs artificial y',euas employed for hAiehlrs
and with valuable notes he diseases o Foainy.
TIE YoxrErr Jor1SN opens WITH narisinins that
the science and practice Of Agriculture sre nore the
subject. Of study and rs PRINCIPLES vel II 10, better
uusen,ooi IN the South than the Northbui followed
there with less economy and attention snd regard fer
minute ou,soings and 1cominss L 10 shown that The
Agricultural Society Of South Carolina sun In se,ve
existence vas b@ssn As far back ss lT-i snd Ihoms
Heyusrd Jr ore q the gners Of the Declaration Of 10
dependence and the late venerable Tnomas Pinekney'
elected President and Vice Presldent-vhis many gen
tleunsu Of distinction In other states among them Mr.
JeHer.on then Minister IN France. were slso elected
members and communicated valuable papers Mr.. JET
frson called attention especially 70 the cultivation OF
tie Olive nor did be think IL beneath him. while Minis
Ter 70 watch .nt note FOR whole day n the dairy the
process. pursued 10 TIE Manufacture Of the celebrated
Parrnesan Cheese of which the most particular account
extsn, is from dis pen The Editor indlgnsniy de-
nands.
lie, those Who dare stsnstEe the most important OF
AL pursuits and npesch the wisdom OF the Cresior
himself By insnuSfng that there Is no connection De
tween the Gu tvsfou ~ the earth aud the cultivation OF
the mind deny Il they can the irutaiulne's OF WAL
follows -
Matters o. inquiry subjects connected with
Agriculture sFe absolutely a. bounde'' - the Phy--
~ h story OF the earth which inhabit livery
v-aris MAKING discoveries 10 the Divers es oi -ooi
the different parts which enter into me compos ouot
the growth Of antsoi bar they owe 60 ne ar oi % ne
elements 0t which 20 Is oruled-to me sAt OK ~ - ere
uerts-to electricity sud All the agencies 10 vegetaton
by which, the wonderful aborsfory nature ihe gram
produces ut aieE - sad, and TIE 'na 'sel becomes
great tree
The remarks referred to are bu, Introductory Of a
classical and practical ei,er fror j. Hamilton Copper
Esq Of Darien Georgia, the cultivation Of the Ohr'
In south Carolina the matter and style Of which fully
sustain the declaration Of the Editor that shy profession
might be proud Of member 50 accomplished
The next article Il on bought artificial and favr'-
yard .aures Illustrating the nature Of their respective
Offices and how artificial manures come In to supply the
defency Of the Armysrd in making up Whist ' carried
oil By the grain and the animals sold Cd the farm Then
comes foil description with engravngs to Illustrate the
use and value OF sisords newly invented Rotary Dryer
for drying Indian corn meal sc. 80 that there will
be no danger OF lie growing sour or mussy under any
circumstsnces which msy attend its expectation This
invention promises TO be Of grest consequence 20 the
growers Of ihsi noble pan,-worihy 10 take the place
OF the rapscous bird OF prey our national arms and
more worthy than bloody sword 10 be esteemed the
T. tha fasrrut'on of the DRYER
ceeis one Of mschne no less importsnt-s newly In
vented HD and FLIr Broke patented by Mr. James An
derson Of Louisville Kentucky and pronounced By Col
Trayers scientific and accomplished manufacturer Of
these products to be he desdras long sought for
and 90 much needed IN that department OF husosudy
Then follows appropriately very valuable dissertation
by Prosor JohnsJa on the Culture and Composition OF
Flax ani how i,s cultivation msy be 80 managed So to
prevent that exhaustion Of thu land with which II 10 usu
ally accompanies. Next comes an essay on on Gaze as
food for stock with a series Of most interesting expert
ments to show the difference in value between food
crushad and HlcTlshtd.
remarkable essay follows on the proper ecHdaios o
s sloa used for breeding with curious Instances OF
the effect On the progeny reerrsbe to tho physical con
dl,on Of the paren, stock Apsge Is next given to re-
a.cons on the manner and the difficulty Of rep0rtiuS
oanaeshoc The Editor next INDUCES IN reflections on
the s9aihy In regard TO improved breeds
of cate'-dweis on the excellence OF the English Herd
from which Mr. Vail Of Troy has derived his imported
short horns and gives Interesting history OF the In
PRODUCTION Of shorthorns In Maryland b. himself TWEEN
tyfye wears Az. Mr. Reynolds large Oxiordshire OF
improved Cotswold sheep next noticed and ehsrsc
,erzed with an account Of bis frs, annual sae Of rams
on the English plan.
roser the bead Modern Facts Opinions and Prdctes
- fltra
On the best system of sustaining cork horses-on the
importance OF carbon vegetation with the amount OF
In given quAnties-Of various staple grains sod veseta
6e.-On the best time and method OF sowing and NOW
lng barky-On tbs snd comparative value Of beans
A. food for horses-On the Of sah for cattle, sc
Next comrs letter from the Secretary of the n
State Society on the projected Agricultural Survey
the state followed by table exhibiting the srctn snC
-four trade Of the United States for the year endn.
September lsf7 similar table ID given Of the couor
trade for 40 AMI a. Aud Ia ,hs number presented ih
third plumber Of the able ectures Of Professor johnson
on Boaay IN reference to agriculture with finely exc
cu,ed ensrayings 20 Illustrate the subject The numbe
will be sent to any desiring 70 SEE H. In be persua
sion that no one refuse hs patronage TO the wor
who himIef personally interested In Agriculture sn
Horticulture or who desires 10 BIZ. sons devote them
selves these pursuits with proper appreciation
studies that belong them These NUMBERS OF no page
each make within the year tgo volumes OF 600 pages
of the best materials from All contemporary works sn
illustrated By numerous and costy engravngs 10 ever
. number The celebrated work" SlPheass Book of "a
Farmr which 10 England costs the price OF nve year
subscription t. the Farmers Library, will be finished
hi. volume Of the after which only makes halt M
wears ubncsuon Let those who would Judge, examin
any single number SestTs Is beiiertHy.
u BOARD % EDUcATIOS-tres Academy-Ih
Committee reported In favor Of giving the contract 70
mason work OF the Free Academy 10 Andrew Brady 10
s24g33; carpenters work 10 Mr.. kogers for sl3 81
ans plumbers work 10 Culver & Co. Tor tlOOO Ties
being The lowest of-rs Mr.. Young sent In 81 smende
n urcposal offering 100 less than bis nrs, for mason
Sork snd being SO less than Mr. Brady bat IL va
deemed improper r3ceivs 10, as toe propoias Wer
made public By the Committee on dondsy IL bein
,t,taf by soma members that building on Blackwell
l,l.nd and Janes-st Fourth Ward school, both erecte
oy Mr. Brady had not been well dons the subject "a
referred bark % the Committee 10 rqare whether
wss Mr B fault " not The other part Of the repo'
adopted.
resolution was asO adopted employing Mr. Jane
RenNck Jr supern,e I'd tne erection Of the ouudn.
sta compensation, including drawings. no, % exeee
81 cO
EuenfuS Sckoois-rhe report "a % regulations, 81
+ was then tsken up and farther acted upon