New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-12

Iowa-Wbeat VIII average p bushels per ere on Ven
land Spring Wheat generally gooi - 70
30 bushels per Oats yield 20 to 50 Per see Buck
wheat shows fair prospect we nave me De-, crop OF
small grain and Hay this year that ever before raised
In The state Corn bid. r TO be at least fOlrth better
suo,1rtS Re- Co Wi. Aug 97-winter Wheat i
rfpersIly wen GIed and the yield is above average
srging Wheat has done It'll better Our farmers made
very general change Of seed last spring The variety
bear an excellent character The result i far better
quality Of wheat and purer from oats and foul seed Bar
ley has done finely end great breadth Of lAnf in this VI
cinify s0wn Rye has not been favOrte crop with
faTmers but the few pieces sown yield well Back
wheat hes been neglected and the little put in vii not
amount tO much Oats are an eXtravagan Yield more
than usual breadth II land was sown to this grain and
have vet to note poor field neighbor threshed this
week AZ bushel the produc. Of barely sx Of lad
ard there many large fields that appareniT yielded
equal burden per acre Double the amount Of Cora vas
planted last sIrng Of any previous year and the crop
promised better Potatoes large fine and sbdn
dat The plague spot has been noticed IL here and there
field but the disease is by means general The Hay
crop gathered in good time and every way saiisfae
tory.
The above notes are made from personal observation
through this county but the favorable report WI hot
good for the ate and viii warrant sleeper set
ting up Winter Wheat. for the central ami northern
portions Of the State H.
Ru.sELvILE. Ky Aug 25-Fruts are in great profa
SION al common vegetables, except potaioes Ihe
Louisve and Nashville road viii pass through this C0un
IT, increasing the value Of land very much Ii hss al
ready risen to si6 per acre.
KiSosH., Aug. s6-But little winter wheat, compare
Barley excellent Oats ditto: and Corn at this time Of
the year never looked better. Potatoes vary from nr,t
rate total failure, patches yielding heavily 9th
the vines turning black end the crop deca ny the
ground Apples peaches and other fruits y the effort
hat has been made to eudya ate tbem, VIII yield well
ASS AnHOR. Aug. 81 Oats light. Corn fair in
spots Other injured by drouh Potatoes BIZ fair general
+, though some ar the rot Apple vii be light Peaches
abundant
resident Of Their Dodge Co. writes to friend n MI
waukee ~ foiows
wheat cgM acres Of ground. There = 10 wintar
wheat in i- pnIt of the country that vii yield les than
hrcaiyJ re buhels TO an acre, and up 70 fir'yfre
BASKERVILLE. Aug -7TheTc i no further contingency
about the wheat crop II all secured. aud that in the
bet Of order Tie corn crop l. encrlnous We have
never before heard o. such growth The heis present
perfect forest Of -ia and each siaA bears from one u
CnAwI6nrs,nlf Ind. Avg. e5--we have never had
such cIOIs. Corn b yciy superior.
BHooEyLiI SfIt t-IhrOughou the Nhte W alter al
lev The crops have been iar Grass is -h', ard tie
crop Is not meeiy indifferent, but Ia some distr CT an a
.ot fa'nre Nb.at good the crop abundant o. in
some feosors hut tho Grain wol fnod sound and avg
Tie Corn cr"r altar nnch appreb nsion from drouih Pc
tuning ont well hcre viii be an average kalglhs -
worst and should tie foss b. late, very nj. crop
lIoolih Throughout ih, whole region Walered by these
s'rcius. c1rtiet
~ tl.o south.
II. S0roauoh P,O.li.con says. The Rice harvest, W.
lean CONNIE need the salla River On The lon unioT
favorable an-,ice4 and Is progressing finely Nhhn
dv das re, r Of The flluiors ca the Savannah RIVER
I',o r,uon,od Int the harve..ing WIN he general
until next week. The crops Promae an aoln iant YET
and the weather az pre- NJ and We irist WI ''hh~'
/ Srs IsiASD Co1rcx-We are gratifod also 70 learn
that Sea Island crols stll promising we hsaI ~
com laius OF n jules 10 tn Iaai from rams worms 90
CIV Other cnuse We informed lint On som plAhii
t,s The hends axe picking nom % 10 - P'uNu' 'H az
Yb1GNl Nd rIie sa,s: The Abundance OF rein
which has fallen durng the lat weeks has cnsa "a
fer crop Corn in his county. The foato crop wa -
small the caller vines having been TOO Tar d'oyeu ~
he drouih before The rain, comneneed la,e li' ne
do tooraily wei Bu,h'Laat' o. which bat Lite j. ,'.
looks well Apple are very 19aree feachls arr n''
/ vcIy abundant, am seD at Si '''h'i
! NrwI, P.rrs1TD PRI,rIyG APPAR.yus-Ihc late Lon.
don Journals contain descriptions of pr.nns apparatus
newly .nv,ntod by Major Benowski iol which pa'-n,
has beer Obtained and which joint stock company inc ads
10 PCT IL operation. go
Ibe urinary feature Of TIE .cheme is the of the LOGO
tvtas he peculiarly Of which is that besd beng com
losod of d. ube treble and even quniuplo cnnbn ms
of letter. tie character TO be printed u stamped NJ the
lcoi Of the type and presented m 20 the eye Oh the
comuoior and couscquety person n't trained N wlt
istcchnicay termed composing can soon WIN great iy
single out the letter or letters he requires Logoypes 30
far from being a. used in printing one n-wpaer
toward the close Of the last century The reason
assigned for their abolition the immense space re-
quIed for their proper arrangement the flames employ "a
being to- times a. long IL, ordinary eX-t1- case 10
remedy this Major Beovsi has devised what IS term
",hc arhorior composed of 1850 compartments rising
above each other and all placed within the reach "i
person sitting opposite them in chair Hero tne single
md combined letter are arranged IN c"nv'. aPiip'i
zeal order and nstead Of beng selected with IA hand
picked ont h metal twoezeIs Nhae'e o. difficulties
NAV attend tho practical every day working OF the ma
chnerr there hc doubt that the composing Of ne
ogotyCs IN opc alton Of great rapidly part Of the
,,st,n, that fialo- and children be taught to
COMPOSE A voung lady composed hve and hall Ines
from newspaper, taken NJ al random with three MN
uos which at the rate of 10 lines per hour speed far
above that vLc Is attainahlc under the establish
t,n and which If the other parts of the plan correspond
with IT, must have the eject of mm' nsely reducing the
cost composition. The distribution oi tue type amer
being used Is performed by means irst Of dFawe- INTO
which II has To- he dropped and then by beng SID DOWN
| the composing apparatus in separate gooves -,
The second feature Of the scheme Is printing nineh ne
having the follow ing Il features The are imposed
on tho interior Of cylinder aud Therefore cannot
fall out by their gravity can they bs driven on
bv tho centrifugal force be the angular and the eetai
velocity ever great. The feeding and receiving boards.
he Distributing mixing and impression rollers like All
h other organs Of this hine, in the interior Of
,yner and therefore the whole occupies hn one ihHu
OF the = acc :. would oao",4e reqaHV leg ui''An's
h,ween he olng and receiving boards Is reduced 20
(es inches. The receiving aud depostng of IN pnlci
.be, Is performed automatically aud therefore the nlI'
Der of attendants Is reduced in proportion Inc
i simle in construction but it, prodncV may oe
Increased TO an Unprecedented extent a machhe con
stuoted for the purpose of throwing oil about -V11 i
tssso l,r hour II paper the largest size ID oAsenc
wosd ocoupy 10 than common four t.atr. 81,
machinery combined with double competition "oGie
! proisce 10000 imlre. lions Itr ~ , ur ~ coil.
Another feature j. found in mixing rollers pthsh
qesti. not suhect atmospheric utucnces tnl Whci
NAV h. driven with any velocity They are nled VIII
compressed cir and those in use were e.poeI dlr'hz
ucricl Of upwards OF Twelve months to dry ana VET Yves
Tier and also 90 temperatures varying rom sehncf hea
low Ero ithou wanting more than lew mnue
10 make them dry. T. Green. Esq, IL ID mus rst2r' o.
he maohiFry generally, observes; The minated mn.
/ "ubhCr oilers are absolute perfection No othr
substance in nature possesses the perfect and pernane
elasticity of Nulcanisel Indie Rubber aud compressed az