The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23
MIscELLANEof,s Items.

Liberal LEGISLATION FoR FARMEns.--At In
last session Of our Legislature resolution passe
for the appointment Of eight Commissioner !
prepare plan and estimate the expense oT a,
Agricultural College and Experimental Far
: School. This is certainly very import ant ste
IN legislation, as hconcems by far the largest In
terest IN The State, and one heretofore too muc
neglected by the Government. With ,rs;s.
worthy economy, too. which cannot be too mncl
commended, and with desire of obtaining m
greatest possible benefit at the least expense. m
resolution concludes in the following words:
ba no compensation is TO be zllored The Car,
A''s'"AsTs for their ssrriee.-N " Trilpne.
ARABIAN CATTLE ISrRoDucEo.-I.ieut lyme,
o. me late Dead Sea exploring Expedition
drought home bull and calf Of the Ehaisi
oiee1 oil Arabian cattle, and presented them Il
| sHe State OF Virginia. By a resolution of III,
Legislature they were transferred 10 Col. Jas
Csstieman Of CLARK county, with view TO m,
propagation of the breed. They are said tc
DC very beautiful animals, with limbs as delicate
as me gazelle yet strong and well set. When
.uil grown ihey stand seven feet high, and the
ooMs are sad to yield milk abundantly The
Pan were exhibited IN Washington q few days
anu much admired.-AationaI Ylig
TROY NJ. +. CoNFERKNcE.-At the Troy Con.
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, the
PiopoSalto aTbitTate on the property question, as
IN dispute between the North and South, was re.
lected oy vote of 70 10 &C. On the Confer
ehce sunday, Bishop Hamline preached 10 an
immense crowd in the Park, and on the FOLLOW
lng Tuesday morning, Bishop Hedding preach.
ed IN the same place, Ordained several deacons
ana administered the sacrament to the minis
1eTs and members of the Church.-N. Y III
buHe
The Nashville Banner assures its Tesder,
upon the most ''unquestionable authority - that
Zen. Cass will resign his seat in the Senate
rather than obey the instructions imposed on
him by the Legislature of Michigan.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS or TEA.-In the memoirs
81 The London Chemical Society, there is an in.
teTestng paper Of Warrington on the ANALYSIS Of
Tea, IN which he states that he has not only "a.
moved the whole of the coloring matter, OF
glazing, iIom green tea, but he has been able 10
ahaIy1e the matter removed, and prove IT, by
chemleal evidence, to consist of Pmssian blue
ana gypsum principally. So that IN fact the
dnnkeIs OF many qualities Of green tea, as II
comes TO the English market, indulge in beyer.
age OF Chinese paint, and might initiate the
mixture OF dlssolving Pussisn blue and plaster
OF Pans IN hot water The Chinese do mo,
ariHk this painted tea; they only sell it.
SUCCESSFUL CALIFORNIA voYAeE.-The Bark
John W. Carter LEFT New York for San Francisco
IA october. being sent out by gentleman who
vas Afterwards charged with having received
private intelligence from the government Fer.
nando Wood, we presume. The Dry Goods Re-
'orter states that the ship had Just made her re-
loIt 10 the owners. She made the voyage m A
iltie over four months; arrived al San Francisco
iOoSi hfteen days before any other shipment of
he same description Of goods, and had already |
cleared upon her cargo Of say $50 900. A net 1
'5oht of over sIOO, 900. Her manifest is several /
ards long; II contained great assortment of i
Inck-knacks, cooking stoves, &c. Some Of 1
he latter. which cost SIS TO $50, sold there for /
1928, and other articles brought similar profits.
" Y. Ere. Post.
The French Government has called on the
seigians for twenty-seven millions of francs.
he small balance advanced in 1881, for aid
nd comfort afforded at critical moment"
Mr.. Hume, NJ. p, is attacked with water In
he chest. The man who has been so careful
II the public ches; zaoa'l rot e t.sa'.lel abou,
lis own.
There are this moment $500 unoccupied
houses in Liverpool.
The venerable DIR. Bsecher is going TO Bos-
on to spend the remainder Of his days
The Glasgow Reysille states that no 20 the
10Th Of June not one case Of cholera has &C.
'urred in their iOurishing little village.
- Geo. W. Woods, (ssys the St Louis Repub-
ican,l discharged soldier, died on board the
Kansas, on her trip down the Missouri From pa
'eFs in his possession, it appears that he was from
lincoln county, by.
Gov. CRETTESDEN.-We rejoice to learn from
he Frankfort Commonwealth that Governor Crit
endon, though yet feeble, is entirely free from
isease.
GTGusnowill probably be cheaper in price BY
he time the California vessels are returning, many
hem intending TO bring csrgoes Of il. The farm
rs may thus have an opportunity yet to realized
Ir2ft from its increased products. The following
re the present Baltimore selling prices, in second
ands: Peruvian, s45 per ton OF 2O0Olb Patagonia,
:35; African, SIS; Gillian, $50.