New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

suppl O.. gh' hgairei fishes. ~ith a t-w bush
els OF feecl. uu.d ssffs. ~ manure. i1 ire
best manner, one sr-e o. lAfd The sou IS -
! .ieht thst - REQUIRES Irauu-l1c evert vesr
The Conoagy o. Ned % 90 " = com .nssd 0'
.feen uersuus-frg-'sen men who vors ih- nsr
g.. and one who t.ans fht hsH.s II tE- b-a. b.
! lie uan = pad Tor GrsAla- tn- t,res al4 5
| empte1 ir.m fishing. b-.suse DE- L compelled
Y 1.u the BAY D.. ro.sh. 90 travel W ni- team a
great tfs-afce ron q. AMI tom MS WORK there
p, taxing his time l-.,iy. L. any one q the
con pa neglect. 20 lse proper 4 rs % get M
set or ne Substitute or tie fishing -rlund. DEE 5
4 ned II he is uot there l ZINE Z h~lD han in tre
trst cas- he .oses 81. are. Dr. % Is no. A. s
durin. he day. he 5 i.cd heavily, aud Ases al
sha-e ia that say slcc-'s.
! lOur a. the company IN intelligent and
s'thv isfmer-s retired ea-captail--emarked
70 me that u Greeley would drop some Of n.
! 1sus | should ike tis paper better. Good oli
nan. h. lute thogshr the company - " irh r.
| D-.orEed Ass NOTHING more or i-ss tnsn I'll Ism
the nni1stlou ~. capita. talent Sul laolt Tor
! the benefit II those O. -age'
Ire n~.t manure f,r -ais 'ni Is leached wood
ashes bnr. owing - fh- 8iiA.uty in obrainlaE T..
| aid he price ask-d-lD cents per busnt-lt f-
as,t quite srsnrily. Asn manure viii wear l'nlo
ia thls SOL th.n sly olh-r rtfz The isnt.
with proper mauurllk a-d 'slr growing wea.her,
! Yields good COPS.
!
be- large amoun, Il .n- wood shipped from thi,
section to New York. They have peculiar way
Of measuring their wool. Itis sll cut la LENGTHS
Of three feet, and when piled 1p, cord vi. m as
lre four feet high. Ufes feet ~ lde AMI ei-htiset
lng. | understand the Virginia wood choppers
are adopting this practice. | should think cord
o. wood measured in this way, a as cord Of wood.
.ess one qnarte-. and should feel inc ined TO pay
.ccordirgy. However. il may b. sal1 FOR oae
I4srter Irss than cord measured ia the good
Did way
Chuyci~-Soto'i..
There ere three churches and three free schools
10 the two Moriches al of which exert their bene-
scent Influence upon Ties, industrious. hrving
and intelhseri communities The Presbyterians
Worship 81 one o; the chl-ches v hile the Protest
ant and EpiscoPailan M,thodisIs occupy he other
TWO.
Loas-I,iaad Ralirood
The farmers on this pat ct ih" Island entertain
us,deraoe III viii toward me Long Island Ran
-oad. Ii is caused pine patty b, the burning Of
heir woodland Thousands of acrss of handsome
sond have been burned over by tires. ori sInaiire
rom sparks from the locomotives When tnr>
seek compensate from the Company they So dom
~-turn satisfied. Another cause is, that trmerly
rhe travel ou the Island was by STAGES aud cors Sc
lpeutly hey were Ia receipt OF money from the
| ravrhne pubic Tor accom- mOdati0us they are not
low "a .ed on tor
Me- Hopkins loi Tsmmauy notoriety has bnili
limsef snug cottsR- M this place. Hi. family
are residing rere, while the Mir has "gone Il
California I. \. X.
CovsTRcfAL TuNSAGE oF THs UNITED STATS
n ISIS The aggregate tunnage Of this Republic. on
the 30th June lsis. wss 3l5l 0i2 tuns OF which
65q 81 tuns Tor more than bali were employed in
the cosstng trade Including J- 80 tuns OF licensed
vessels under % each, and al so tuns OF steam
vessels l92leO tuns were engaged IN the whale hst.
cry - 6i5 tuns in the codassery 1875 in the mack
erelh-h'ry
Including la2 isO uns OF whaling ships the register ed
tunnaec, Chiefly employed 10 foreign tradeJ VS.
| 500 - ,uns
OF the above lj4 0i2 tuns. more than onehalf be
| org TO New York Massschusetis md Connecticut
IS - belong 10 the collection district Of New York
~ 57i 70 Massschu.eits 4j2 32s 20 Maine 29' 00
| louisiana 2ll.552 Pennsy.sans l5-492, MARYLAND
no 962 Couu-cucut. = -. Few Jer-ey % g. Nir.
.ins 69O7e Ohio 20 c1J. Rhode leland : +0i North
Carolina, 363l2, .lf--"10 .~t54. South Car Ina
2 go Michigan q g5f S," -H.nr-h.re ~ OfO Ala
| buns; ~ 7eo Georgia; 1859 Delaware 10 lot
Florida I'd i-~ Illinois. ID ga District % Columbia
: - Kentucky go, Vermont, 2,if6 Tennessee =
| 3s2 Texas 500 N ssissippi
The whole OF the registered. enrolled srd licensed
-uDnage belonging % the inurt'en ecflon districts
Loo the slave holding states j. 600 no turs Only f."
| thousand more than j. OWNED 10 tnr 7 ty state Of
Massachusetts, take away fne tonnage Of Nes ORLEANS
,nd that Of Maine viii exceed the tunnaEe Cd the slave
states Charleston x. g., has 0Ai -i-y' tLus u saip
| ping
- follows Buffalo 426-i tuns. O.wego2l0l9. Sack
-tts Hsrhor 2i9 Champlaln 47ft; Pttsburs 80 J7O
| Louisville : ~ - Louie 81 3 Chicago iO i7e
| revelsni 80 400 s-ndussy 100. Cincinnati q 3jl
| Miami % Detroit 25s'0
On same year. lendng June go lsisl there entered
The United States ports from foreign places 5y5 ~
| 'un- United states shipping while fbl 2-O cleared
TOR foreign ports slso LAOS l9 tuns of foreign snip
ping entered and l40i j9 tuns cleared Inc increase
II unn-ge 10 year % above date. l. y9J tons
Snce l-a2 the tunnage Of our Commercial Marine hos
more than doubled. OF 3 UlJ tuns OF shipping nuii
fhe United states. IN FITS N 4inr bulk 800 vessels
- q7i New York }-2 vessels - iJJ tons Nas-a
| .hu-erts % geo tuns sid Pennsylvania S9.s3s IN
-i7-s there Loot ~ sea q ships. 81 orgs 70
-chooneEs 40 sloops aud - steamers total tlooI tuns
IMPORT OF WHEAT 1910 TIE UNITED KING
DoM-The Chancellor OF the British Exchequsr in the
| House Of Commons, the % inst IN reply TO Mr.
Dlsraes accurate statement, that pauperi-m IN ing
mi Wales had increased ~thin the last two years
-abebodied psuper-. q per cent others 81 per cent
with Poorrzte yielding thirty millions OF dollars
III OF u required showed that OF nearly fourteen mil
| iln. u bushels 81 Wheat 90 lbs each imported dur
ng the then previous Ia months 4J(O 10 bushels
came from France $4,000 bushels from Prussia
| Holland and Belgium and only 5.265 900 bushels from
| the United States
| LASDED PnoPEE1Y.-Lord Joon Russell in the
| House OF Commons June % said there were in Eng
land 100000 proprietors OF land with average rental
| 1i SOS year and that DO advantage to have
| .nd,d property generally difls'd 30 SAD Judge
| Kent many years since. On this ground We urge n
| [ and Limitation Law In ireland there ere but : 900
and owners-and where on earth Is property more IL
secure
| IRISH FEELING.-Duung the famine Ia Ireland
in ls47. large present of Indian Corn arrived from
| America. at Cork on which Father Mathew wrote TO
Tnurlow Weed At Albany, March 81, thus describing
| me feelings Of MS coun,rymen
Nv Dearest Friend The acuin cen, nany ~ need
av r helovei Brethren u TIE Staes, for the suffering