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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
Tho wlmiasfoa Dell ReyuIiiesa has the toI-

The WilmingfoR Dell RfPAbliean has Ib9 t0I-
lowing
We andentand that . ooiored man was kdnsP
ned ard carried OF by some villain 0n ToesisJ
sight last. IL appears that thia nan atealef went
10 a bonae Ia Hedgevil.e. inquired Tor rhe yei)"
man. and, on finding hia. hand calfod him an1 car
ried him oil. Several blacks witnessed The tran
ssc,ion. bat did not interfere. ThlssAlne man "sS
i'm praoned some time ago At New Castle oy ySnss
Deyer GormerIv Waterman ia the Fourth Ward
on the charge that he was the slave Of gentle
man residing in Maryland he was kept In con-
6nement some time, Dat was finally discharged on
aletter being received from gentleman OF = n'
County. stating that he knew the man TO DO rec
After his discharge, the man resided 10 this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
ifsmn from PlttsburH.

FfTTsBVsG, FfiIay, MsFeh .
gang OF counterfeiters have been arrested
With a large quantity OF implements aud Bogus
money.
Col Benton passed through here yesterday
He is 90 address the 81. Louis Democracy on
Wednesday.
Spiritual Knockings have been manifested IN
half dozen places in this neighborhood-
Yhe River measures six feet OF water, and Is
falling. Business is brisk, and our markets are
unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
kldnappInR.

We find several cases Of kidnapping narrated
m our exchanges. The Grst took place March 10
at o'clock in the morning at West Uslu Town
ship, Chester, Ps, end isrepcrted by conesPeu-
dent Of ne Lsdgef ss follows
A black nisn Ny the name Of Thomas Hall, ~
honest. sober sni industrious man, livins IN the
riidst Of settlement Of farmers, las been stolen
~ persuns who hnoch cd g, bis door and told him
,hsi his nearest neiehbof wanted him - come -
he house rrs oi his rhildfen being sick Hall No,
Immediately crsning the touf y vas hnrrs Va ans
tAfee men rrshed irtc she house re Was feNe3
b tho tlu1geuns q the men. Els wife received
several severe blows, and or making fcr the door
vas told Tint she attempted % &c cut o. % boz.
lov, she would haze her brains bioEn o9t sna,
However, escsnsd shu uPh BACK window and
gave the alarni-tut before any person arrived
5por IRE grcunt, they hsd fsd Hish their victim.
ne wss taken without any clothing szcent his
niebt clothes = six hafrele1 revolver heavily
loaded, vas droppad ia BE gentle, an1ief also, Z
silk hsrdhsr1hilf a3 come old aivefi,senents of
& beaF bsat hat was 10 take place 10 Emetsborg,
Maryland We save not been able 30 dlscovel
.heir course IS yet nor love knox vhethsr they
acted under lssal authority o. n1t--out have
stscrg reasons % believe they did not.
TIE second case is reported By the Uli0A and
7YiJnns Lancaster Pa Of the 25ih, ia thsIo
words a oolorsd man, co1iierab'y advanced
il age, living ia Salisbury township, Lancaster
County, was carried oa O. Saturday week, By
party Of men ul hnovu 10 that yiciniEy, toward
tie Maryland Inc. Resistance EaS osered BY the
CID man a1d Us villa, bus they we're evarpOwerea
rnd TIE nan Kas taken. Ihis j. tho second OK
Ihird ,aAe VI lha had ia that vicinity daring toe
pat lev moalbe lf isa matter Of regret .hat
s9fle e. Ne OK 9s41r cannot 0C ouGd '0 gle g8rs018
eI gage Dbl .lls nelo-Qus tuaiu1se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
HhnclsIuR OutrnRe.

COuefpopdence OF The Jrbune-
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, March 2.
Yesterday afternoon an unknOwn white man
decoy ed the little daughter Of highly respecta'
bic marble mason Of Spring Garden into an an.
tenanted building. in the vicinity OF Seventh and
Master.sts and outraged her person in most
brutal manner She is only ] years Of age. The
police are on the track of the scoundrel, whose
appearance has been very minutely described BY
the little girl.
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Churches, Ministers, etc 10 Iowa
Noa,ss Churchfs
TotL............""..".Si6


- The Seventh Annual Report OF tue
Society for the Promotion Of Collegiate and The
illogical Education at the West, contains Dumer
Gus interesting and encouraging statements res
pecting the institutions under les patronage. Ap-
propriations for the ensuing year have been made
TO Marietta, Wabash, Illinois, Knox Beloit aud
Wittenburg Colleges. The application from
MsrvGyine College was referred to the Consult
ing Committee OF the Board, and that from the
German Evangelical Synod Of the West was
reierred TO a Special Committee. The receipts
Tor tbe past year were sl7,62J 81. The sum
granted to each institution aided by the Society
is not mentioned in the report.
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The Steamer Brother Jonathan Pat in-The
Accident to Her New YOrker arrested for

Corresnopdenee of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, March =, P NJ.
The steamer Brother Jonathan Capt How
ell, which sailed from New York on the 18th list.
ON her frat voyage to ChagreE, put in here this
morning in distress, having had her larboard
wheel disabled when five days out By the break.
ing of the "Key-fanges" She had made excel
lent time up to the accident having run 500 miles
IN heavy weather. The accident occurred during
severe gale, aud was caused by the keys which
fssten the wheel to the shaft giving away so that
the shaft would reyolve while the wheel remain
ed stationary. Capt. Howell Immediately put
back and nado this port in four days with one
wheel On her arrival she came 10 CRANKY S
wharf Fes Point and strong force OF mechan
les we're put to work on her, and she will be
ready to proceed on her voyage on saturday
She has, as you are aware, $50 passengers, VINO
are row viswing the lions " about town a
large number Of our citizens have visited nei, and
her build snd general appearance have been
highly spoken OF. Old salts say she must DO an
extremely fast saiier-a fact which has already
been proven.
A Young man, named Dennis Duane, was ar
rested here few days since, charged with seduc-
ton and breach Of promise. He came Eere about
three months since with young Irish girl, whom
be- is charged with having feduced at Albany N.
Y, bat, failing to fulfil promise OF marriage ne
was arrested by the sheriff and committed TO jail
The celebrated Germania Musical Association
have been engaged by Mir. P. 7. Bhrnum for che
Concerts to be given by Jenny Lind in this city,
PHILADELPHIA, NeW.York and Boston.
Among the graduates of the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery, the commencement OF which
took place this morning, were the following from
your section Of country Enrich Parmly of n Y,
James North, N. D., and Francis P Abbot OF
Maine.
A little girl, about three years old, daughter OF
Mr. George Torrance, Mulberry st. was so badly
burnt lass night by her clothes taking fire by the
upseiting OF an ETHEREAL oil lamp, thai she died In
few hours. Mrs. Torrance was severely burned
about the hands and arms in endeavoring to eX-
tinguish the flames. lAGo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

ACT Of 30sh AugHat, 1912, as regards tho terms OF
charges which are 20 form pOgIloa OF the data
he value 1T goods IL precisely similar 10 that ct
the present law, And the construction put
upon the former having been that irsisht
from the pore 1T shipment 10 tho port Of In
portation. does not iofm a charge subject 70
duty. the department alter very tall sad mature
confederation does not feel authorized now %
change that construction, especially Ia the al
senor of any explicit legal designation o. freight
49, datlAble item; presumtns that Congress
was OF course, aware 81 the long practise OF the
department on the subject It's views would hage
been clearly expressed respecting it had the lie
eissture intended that The change should be IN
tfOduced of including freight as one OF the chErses
on which duty was 20 ne levied Ia addition 70
the construction thus pat upon the Tariff act Of
1912, and uniformly acted upon since that tlne
the records of the department show that the
question mas been frequently brought 70 its at
tenton, as TAR back rs 1879, under statutes Of
similar import 10 the present one, and extending
through all the Subsequent years down 70 the
pressnt time; aud its iavRrisble decision has
been, that freieht 10 the port OF Importation was
not an item subject 10 duty.
Il will be seen that the second section OF the
set gives full force and validity 70 the certificate
OF any one of the United States Appraisers, 70
establish the appraissmens of any goods wares,
and merchandise, required by existing laws, az
ports where there are United States Appraisers
and at ports where no such Appraisers exist
similar validity is given to the certificate Of sP-
praisemenr issued by the Revenue officerto whom
is committed the estimating and collecting OF
duties, as enjoined by the twenty-second section
of the tariff of 3Oth August, ls42. The law is
deemed to refer to the certificate of principal
Appraiser, or of one of the Appraisers at large,
appointed under the third section Of the act here
10 annexed, and not of an assistant Appraiser.
Although the certificate before referred 70 Is MADE
conclusive evidence of an sppraisement yet u is
TO be distinctly understood that the law does rot
contemplate any relaxation or change In respect
70 the due inspection, examination, and other
necessary ectz required of the appraisers in
msbiDg spprsisements in pursuance OF existing
laws and regulations.
The regulations respecting the duties OF the sp'
prasers at large appointed ondert the thlrd section
Of this act will form the subject of a separate
circuIar Of Instructions WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
BY Telegraph ss As ssw.Tsk ftlsaus.
Arrival Of abe Casada az Bessea.

BOSTON, trWAys Ma 50 ~
TIE British and North A@efscaa R0ys Man
steamship cAnSda, w. Hsrfisca, ESQ, ooaaaasa,
der, has Jass arrived a. hsE waAgf uoa LiSsrPeS'
ssa Hahfsx having lvft tas 6rmes pofs 90 shs 20
inst. thereby accomplishing the passage "a a,,A'
thirteen days her Iaslls viii ~ fof~~s1'a oS
the New.HsV Railroad shis saefn1Sn' - 49,
they nay be expected in year eiS A0"A' "''N'
aiEkt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
MARINE IntelIiEsnce.

NokFoLK Frdsy, March q.
Arrived brig Harbinger Rugged Island. We
have nothing ne " from the RObena The weather
continues very good. No efforts appear 10 be
made 20 save the Palestine or cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
ASTHoNY ]. BLrEcKEs, Aucnoneer. 49,.
CHATHAM AND CHAMBERS-ST.

IMPROPERLY AT AUCTlON-A. J bLEECkEk
will se Al public arction on MONDAY, March 81, 1851
r. NJ at he Merchants Eychsage that valuable Le.e-
hold Property situated the lower corner OF Chsham snc
Chambers sts -, 80,
The lrase OF the above premises Ia from the Corposnoo
OF The City OF NewYork has I'll years % run rom ne
Is day OF May, 1852 AZ ground rent OF S4oo Per snnsn
Ard taxes with covenants fDr perpetual renewns Oh
years each at per cert the value OF tho naked lot
The premises arc essed Tor years, from lss hY
last NJ yearly rent of 81 $50 and tsxes 10 good e6snl
who In addition TO giving good security, bss expenaee
more than 1880 IN improvements II yscan now w'y
would rent for $4,000 per anDum.
mortgage ., ,y.o.x
Fof fdrther particulars spply to the Auconeer Broad
stLsst - ~. r,,.
b. The above Il OF tho best locations 10 the Guy
Sr Bank Insurance Company or for almost any OIhe
business Immediate possesiou may be Obtained, on pay
ing the present occupant ~ fair bonus m2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
nInrke q. :. Nsw .ORLEANs, March ,

The Arctic's news has depressed our COTTON
market the sales this morning being bat 2e0 bales stfuy
a quarter cent decline Strict mt1dngis offered n llc and
theye ere few buyers at that COFFEE has declined
with sales Of bags Of RIO a. O6let COrToN taken
sor Liverpool a. l5-S2d. Sight Exchange on NewYOrk
has advanced to par and / premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

W4ssINGfOS, Friday, March y.
The health NJ Senator Peeias IL i@provsag.
rhe Rsl,imore Lsicerkran.z, aiding our Colan'
nj. Nusicsl Association, gave brilliant Concert
lsst night. sfser which they sevensdsd President
Ealmcre, and returned home this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

No. 8 was concluded, ana No. a. NO.
TO AXE iis place IN the Cslenoaf being hsAyy a y,
n, ofh-ys Appellants aganst Eha Blake, respondent of
ry 10 horses ana carnage by falling mo sewer sAc
walton In yFeh-st Ia Jan l8is Sas taken up ana Is III
der argument
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ksrpoSv }. BLEEoKsS, Ancuoeeer
A SSlGNEES SAl.E.-THE NALUA-

AsLE HOUSE AND LOT 81 JANSrST. AT AUG
TON ANTHONY :. BLEgCEER will seil 81 Aasrr
on TRuRSDAN. April s issi, Al Y oeioes, a. me -
der a. tde Assignee, viz -
On JaNEsY -s'ha sple1diA three story 0risk house -
iot Of s,vnrd krovn ~ e. Jane a., south aide eeis
fctt srS Nirth scs ~ ot y keet inches tf.aa
IS es, IN dspsh The hcsse "a "a fee, inches by ~ 80
serts Nth = tvvoetssy exersion, making NE F1I.s
ttse r,s deer The toose "a bnit IN The beet nsH.s
fo5 he ooregs % eec1reon viii All metern -
revts ~ rshverisrce pofite6 % The rnfcn&ts -
ssv rensfn On bond sia mortgage Tor farmer 49,
5Ar srplv 70 gj-e Aasti0resF Snasds, ,....
rss t89 T. OHAMsERLAlN,A ssiense-
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Appointments by the Governor,

BIZ and NTH the consent Of lte Senate
EorARIEs PuBLIc--J P. GIRARD Foster and RIcBAED
r. WAkD, heW.YOrk City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

OOMHTss VLATM5
co - BGahiH1toa HednSsday, March A.-The Board met
according 10 adjonrumsut. Present all the membecA-
The memorial Of Pierre soue. Attorney Of Ernest Eude
Clement Duhamel End Joseph DTpiB, the firm oftnde
CO. Of N, Orleans claiming for the American regstered
schooner FsterDt or cargo captured ana destroy
ed Nnuus the 18Th May, leR, wss submitted by ne
Secretary, and skep I'D for examination whereupOn ths
Board opinion that the memorial dcas not set
forth vsd claim against the Republic OF Mexico, ard the
cargo, condemned Mt AvNado In 1894. by prizs Court
came was accordingly ordered not 10 be- received Ths
Of James W Zechsfe, Assignee Of Fraacs Ches caiD-
ing for the value Of he schooner Constitution and her
cnSgo condemned At Avsrsdo Ia 1894 by prize Coart
herf taken up for conscefa Ion together with The proofs
ssd documents connected herewith The BOARD cane 10 an
opinion that he claim 10 valid AGAINST the Republic Of Nav
leo Tor the vsuc 81 he vessel only and thu al
lowed accordingly the amount 90 be awarded subject 10
the future action Of the Bond The Board adj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
LAW COURTS.
Court CaIendar....THIs DAY.
Co,rt of AppeaIs-FalDAY, March q.

CrRcuIr CoUkT.-NOs. l6I, $50, 81,
2s. z7s. zee. 2sl ga 80, 2s7 257i, 239, 2sO EEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

SAILING OF TIE CHERoKEE-The U. 8. Mail
Steamer Cherokee, Capt Wiudle, sailed yester-
day afternoon for Chages, with 3O5 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
d. 3. noUGH, Auesioneer.
UNIFGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-


HLTUkE-Tuesdsy April 1. o. 10 A. NJ a. Bails1
Place Furniture Of the double House com
prsing available assortment ~ Nahogsny, Rosewood,
Black Walnut and Maple Furniture such ~ Sofas, sSt
Beds marble top Buresa Preach beds.esa mAhogay
DIV add lngrsip CAlpsis oamAsk sni embroidered VIZ
dow Cuftkira cottage Bedssescs, hair Maiuesses, seq
ding &c Also a very fire COLLECTION OF on Paintings IN
cravings OirAndc,ss, Mantle Clocks, Vases, Nc Aso
n eIKiIchen F1rniure, with which the ssle viii com
mei m<o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March %
Abowt the Weather.

CorToE is down another lc. today. The sales
are set0 bales al lOi for Strict hiddDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
BssttKss, Aoeeoueet "A
nARrVIlON SAl.E OF HOUSES ~

DAkTWlON SALE OF bUUSf1s
1Cys No 4 soozsst Ard q Rr6fe-ss AZ ~,
change on he - u ARA ny A. J. SLkbO@s~
uofeeT - -, sst -
a.. ~ 49, t1+be. vrsssar{y from Bros1st si9s.1
,fe ore o. haiusno Phelps Go ~ - - -. sssfe
- ~ Pes heAes vife N fots sns $1,000 r es1re
gto,e ~ sbon, IA FEES 80 q ue psrs.nss.eu,sss
gAy rer.sfr Or rcngnge IS go go go - ssS
Everi1Y Pcst ~ N Utenohf - nv, .-.- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
superior Court. -. FRIDAY, March q

Thomas Doyle and Mary Doyle, he's wife
vs. Alheus UndoA- For DAMAGE In Mrs. ID. being rlr
over by horse and cart driven by OF defendant Al
ready referred 70. Verdict for plaintf, S@75
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

Iowa CRY. nut T0wN.-rhe vote recently
tskep in this plsce. for and against she City
charter resulted in its rejection, by majority o
40 IOshsoosa Iowa Herald, Mar. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER hucuOnroF.
Perempiory Sale OF Three Vausbe Building Lots 90 Eight
eenlh-st near Broadway, Finh-av. and Unionsquare.
a. Auction. -
a NTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell
IN MAUCFIOK on WEDNESDAY, April 2, 1851 at Il
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange the following VIus-
bic property, viz; nm, n,uo
ON EIGHT ZENITH ST Three desirable BUILDING
LOTS sused the south side OF lghteenlh ST. Dssween
Brosdsy and Fih-sv CON mencng l0s feet from Broad.
way and one block from Unioa-square; said Lots being
each size - feet IL cbes font IS feet inches on s
rear bv from II feet inches 70 93 feet IN depth.
The sale will be- absolute and the Lots will se soa 70
geher or separately. large portion OF the pufcnase mo
ney can remain on bono and mortgage II desired
Cor maps and further particulars, apply TO The A1cnoa'
eer, 7 Broad.n tl5eSD m<f y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
STANDARD ROSES AT AUCTION:

S-Wtl be sod by q LANRENCE CV. y
Wsllst, on MONDAY. March VI, al III oc.@ q, SIG
80 6re eitctcn ~ standard Roees incluong Boarboa
T.s Mos ssS ferpewAs, from The garden Of d. BOLL
FlorsL Broad way, cor. Fndesh-sl mH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
Circuit Court......FsIDAY, Aarca %.
Norib Rirer Bank Vs, Wm. H. ,Sdckst,

e. aL-To recover The amount Of renewal acceptance
The defense to which IL that II was the acceptance
another VIM. H. Ss keu, already referred 70. The adop
ton " the frat acceptance carried the renewal Verde
for plaintiff, $3.50 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

CROCER'S STOCK, Store Fixtures,
IN Horse, Wagon, Buggy Wagon, Harness, &c-os.
MONDAY At Iol O'clock at the corner OF Anlty IA
Wooster ala viz general assortment OF family ~
Gerry siore-sugars Teas. Coffee Batter Liquors, VI
sosp. Candlss, &c Also, 2laree and ANAL Scales ors
GERS Wagon and Harness, Horse Hight baRgy WssO. ~.
and Gig several large and superior OH and Tea Cans 49,
Benches, Liquors Casks. COuDers shslves, &c ~
hole to be sold without 10 close the business E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

Before Judge Bebee aud two Aldermen.
The Jt1ceu Rape CdSe.-The time Of the
Court occupied The whole day by Counsel IN summing
40 this case Al a late hour la The evening tho
given 10 the Jury under tho charge OF the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29

By J. HEGEnAN. Aucnoueer.
MONDAY, MARCH 81, at 10 O'CLOCK
WA M az u Clinton, OF Lvingslon-st brooL
lyn PeFlor and Chsinbef Furniture, 10 good order ta
logue 81 the Auction Room. ms "
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-19

of clean hulled rice properly cultivated. there is no
doubt it would yield much more. recommend this
variety to Southern planters.
Indigo grows wild in every direction, but its cui-
ture is entirely neglected. This article could, no
doubt be probably cultivated. and the whole of the
United States could be supplied from-the provinces
of Tuspan and Chcontepec.
Fustic, well known in commerce as dye-wood,
grows in The extensive forests of province great
abundance and vast size. Quantities are yearly ship
ped to France, and from thence to this country IL
could be transported direct to the United States al
much less expense and would no doubt be prohtaoie.
Pmento grows wild every where, and is ripe ABOUT
the month OF September.
Sarsapar!la is indigenous, and grows wild in great
abundance, and can be obtained all the year roune.
Every rancho has apiary, and honey ana wax rs
in great abundance and cheap. This couio no oouD'
be made profitable business.
The argave Mexicana, petal, and iong-ieaveu ma.
chele grow here in great abundance, ana heinP -
msdo f1o1n ,hor eo,a1 n lutte or Ssa. This part of
Mexico being near 20 US, The articles could be obtain
ed here better and cheaper than al Hlsai OF 'e rS
Indies. ,,.,;. H..
thai from rabasco butt owing TO the port of TusPan
no, beno one of entry, this article has not been en-
tensvely gather for expectation, out is useo IN PIe
ence TO all other kinds by the inhabitants.
The india rubber tree grows in great abundance,
and the gum produced from il of superior qua lty
vet owing the causes stated above but little Is
gathered.
Gum copal can be obtained in great abundance from
the producing it, it is indigenous to this part
of Mexico; besides, many other gums used in com
merce can be and found here in great quantities
The vanilla aromatica grows well, and those trees
adapted 10 lis culture are numerous ms plah' oe
ing parasite, requires for its propagation trees which
do not shed their bark-a climate warm and regular
temperature and them. 1t is used to
flavor ce-creams, cakes, caades soaps and perfume
nv. specimen of this plant can be seen at the Ma
tional Conservatory; it is worth in commerce from
twelve to sixteen dollars per pound. A few vines
will yield this quantity II is of the most valuable
| hInEf no
propagated in Florida on the orange tree.
Oranges, lemons, plantans, bananas, and pineap-
pies grow in great abundance, of finer and better
quality than those grown in Cuba.
Yours, &c. w. ID. PORTER.
1Lieut. Porter's second letter shall appear in our
next.1
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-19

MAMMOTH HEAD OF WHeAr We have been nre.
scented, by one of our subscribers, ]. w. Murray Esq
OF this county, with head of wheat which meas
ured nearly seven inches in length, weighed half an
ounce and yielded one hundred and seven beautiful
and perfect grains. The kind of wheat of which
this is sample, we believe is known as the golden
ehgf We wish our friend many returns of such
golden harvest. t'ae7 Graham Democrat
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-19

We have had succession of delightful showers
for the past few days. The corn crops look finely
a most iourishing condition. The Latter rains
have come 10 gladden. the heart of the Farmer and TO
strengthen the faith of sinful in the great Dspo
ser oil events "who orders all things for the best.'
Graham Democrat.