New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25
CITY ITEMS.

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or sy asiio their own convictions to Do honor 70 he
exalted station which he holds The programme Of the
days eereuooiss nay Be found IN smother column and
believe everything has been arranged for the pur-
pose Of giving the gres,esi possible namoer Al oPPorta
nifty u witnessing the display
The Presiaen, will L expected arrive here IA the
STEAMER Vanderbilt BY o'clock To obviste dissPpon,
will STATE that no person without ticket viii
b. admitted o. board the Vanderbilt As many she
can conveniently accommodate have been invited BY the
I proper authorities
The President vii receive hs friends sni the eiti-
Al the Governor. Room in the City Hall on sstgr.
day morning A. 10 o'clock instead ofiodsy We stated
yesterday Az u be will proceed in company Of the
Corporation and the invited guests to VISIT the public
Institutions OF the City the Water Works. the High
Bridge e. sitter which the party Eill partaks Of cola
toe al Nowans and rSturn 10 the City
TIE DsTuLERY MILK BUsISEss-When an en-
tsrprsne capitalist Of this City srects a di,ulery be
also builds stable in convenient proximity The
pense Of this latter ediice Is 10 proportion the mum.
Der Of stalls that il contains. the builders price being
ght dollars per stall OF course these stalls made
10 occupy tue smallest possible space the ceiling slAd
within few inches Of the cows bscss giving chance
for the fresh ind is wsy 10 the Imprisoned sui
mails which having taken their places, never stir
from them ill they removed 10 be converted into
beef having unexpectedly departed hi. life are hand
ed over to the hogs
The proprietor OF the dlstery does not him self
in the milk manufacture but lets out the stalls 10 others
who psy tor them the of four dollars year Many
r.hmen are devoted this branch OF business owning
from one COW fifty according to their mesns Those
who own cows enough hsve wagon painted Pure Or
1 H h m1rs
equally attractive rural title disguise themselves
trymen and sell the product their capital and Ia
Dor TO be consumed by the families Of the city those
who have fewer animals sell their milk 10 these
extensive dealers
Beside the four dollars yearly rent the honest milk
man pays for the dstsry sops which bis
A. the rate of eight nine cents tor barrel which
the daily ration OF He formerly paid six cents
but - the demand is greater the price has risen In
obedience 10 the well known principle of Political Eco
nomv To produce barrel OF this liquid OF good quality
requires bushel of grain. but here, as in some other
branches OF trade competition In to iniure that
honor which the proverb declares 10 exist among
thieves The manufacturers OF sw have il is said dis
covered that water may be used to increase the quaint
~ OF that well Of other dgds which they produce
Taught by the sharp suggestions OF interest they have
thus in shrewdness gone beyond that liquor dealer who
boas,ed that he had Ia his yard simple pump which
need him $1,000 year. By means Of hot water pro.
perry applied the dstlers convert barrel Of genuine
sop. into a barrel and half This enables them 10
supply greater number of and while for every
bushe Of innocent, grain daily forced yield its contr
button Of intoxicating spirits they formerly provided
su.enasce for animal, they make two bushels
do for three Such Is the ingenuity prac,ced 10 these
establishments
one efoc, OF dilutng the food Of the with hot
water is TO insure rapid production of the pure
milk But such production attained with the loss OF
the natural color OF that article which assumes aght
blue complexion To restore tot the rich yeliowy white
which hints Of uxurisn, pastures aowery mesds bub
bling brook. snd cool groves at midday and ismpts the
buyer another liquor dealers secroti- resoriedto This
pale blue milk is coored with the substance used TO
dye whisky into authentic brandy this substance Is pc
cgarly cihcscious upon SUCH cream as the milk may
be capable OF raising, giving il almost the color Of the
best butter TO the great delight Of the housewives BY
whom il is consumed Luckily, however the eoloring
matter u the most innocent element In the whole com
pound being nothing worse than burnt sugar.
This milk" Of which the extensive establishment at
the foo, of Ffteeniht on the North River alone fur
nishes 1900 quarts a day may be distinguished
good milk by its peculiar smell 1t carries with
the odor OF the sops from which It s made and
$ assured, need be deceived by IT, at least no
one WHO'S in the least acquainted with that odor.
When the cows begin ~ cease giving milk the time
approaches for them 10 be slaughtered tor the market
Indeed they could long exist after they had ceased
to fuhl that function which great channel for the
cape OF the disease induced upon them By their close
confinement, aud the food which the troughs daily wait
to them from the disullery When killed their bloa,ed
leshs said 10 have the appearance Of wholesome meat
but 10 cooking II shrnks into not more than quarter
of Original quantity the difference consists OF foreign
or diseased matter which passes of in the process.
We hope in day or two to furnish readers with
statement Of the precise character Of both milk snd
meat from scientific whose authority cannot be
disputed Meanwhile we will propose this question
for their serious consideration
Ought not the sale Of both these commodities to be
vigorously prohibited By law
% The EzDrsssis remarkable journal in more
respects than one though perhaps ts greatest faculty
tha, Of spproprsting editorials &c from other
papers without giving credit When does undertake
to give credit, from mere dsuse it sometimes blunders
sadly Thus last'evenng in quoting from our paper OF
yesterday notice OF Dr. Lewiss Lecture, ii introduced
the matter in this way
The speaker says The Tribune from whose preach.
ing wi.h that the conductors Of that paper would
pront) argued" sc.
We defy anyb body but reader Of the Express Of
sufficiently long standing appreciate It's peculiar stye
OF writing TO tell what it by this elegant
tenee. Whose preaching does it refer TO, aud what pa
per Perhaps however the error is only typographical
our egh0or msy have intended to say this instead
OF that paper modesty expressing the wish that ts
conductors might PROFIT BY the lessons Of The Tr
bune If that is the glad Tor once % ex-
press our entire sympathy with the writer.
NEW ISyESrIoN.-Yesterdsy afternoon a Com
mittse Of the American Institute escortng Hon DIXON
H. LEWIS proceeded 70 Harsmus n. J. 10 witness the
trial Of new invention for the Of the iarrner-s
Rotary Pl0r and Hsrror o0Hs5asd worked by team
The experiment Of yesterday although badly conducted
and the machine somewhat Of tune, stl showed the
idea to be good one it may with some improvements
be rendered useful
HARLEM RAILROAD-The Directors Of this Road
have recently prescribed that person shau b. taken
into any car after al the hled that only two
persons beside the conductor shall be allowed on the
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