New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

One Of the most striking sights to a str.nas. rssis
the immense traffic in flowers of all sorts @s Is
moment into tbs meeting Of one Of the Socis,;a. ts
deners, of which there is large number Tbs,s "S.
principal ones, and will visit that which holds i,s Two
1.-THE Rue Iayannes Most ofthe persons present
uhc Gardeners somewhat rough and rude in ,he, sn-
perhaps but they bring with them lively zeal fl,
"o IN regard to new plants TO modes Of cul., IA
s"iueihg implements and processes, and engage v,,,
'e interest IN the discussion Of new theories and :;
u"''uon oi their prizes This Society it IS true f,n.
S"'i' 81 ue point Of importance TO which it might ,,.:
particularly as possesses no experimental oarie, %
has proved OF great advantage 70 French Hor,;cr,
the frequent warm and at times, almost angry debaa
the value OF some flower the advan,ae,o. ~ - poa
ucular method IN raising this that or the other
or upon the beS' method oi trimming fruit .roas
one feel that h. Is in the midst of an assembly ~ @
and energetic men. These subjects have hicb.,
ance than that which arises from the mere ernp,.s
tween the various gardeners o.
The constantly increasing beauty and cheappos,,
ers IN the Partisan markets has given birth n a.
passion for them on the part Of the public tina; ,h
been forced two add TO flower markets to ,sFAs
one upon the island and these no longer suss'
trade The annual value of the flowers sold in ,h...F
els Is above 100000 francs, and the prep,,,so.
bouquets has become so much Of an art tina, some.a.
"'i""' III 'i'H h"o sprung up WIN London
No one, who Paris some years since. can nom
without being struck by the great improvement. and
in the culture OF flowers but to those who are r,a.'
IN gardening in general the Improvement in the ,,,'
of vegetable, j. still more remarkable This s.ls.a
attributable 10 the Societies of Gardeners FIR sr,
cultivate new species of lettuce spinnage mr. -
eads to endless debates and reports upon their nrd9
ness their external appearance their flavor the to..
slry to rpen them. and the means OF increasing ,b
without deprecating them in other respects A.,
such experiments fail but one which is successful
the gardener for all his pains and the result il
tare rather two acres of garden land ma, p
rents annually for 5000 francs and produces y,"
to the gardener Of 10000 francs although b 49,
naturally unirutful mass OF limestone and can oo ~
made and kept fertile by immense quantities of n,nr,a
and continual labor
The case is similar with the cultivation of fruits The.
hardly fnerin any spot on earhs surface ahoagh,A
soil is naturally fit only for pears and Montreul alone
village eight ten miles from the cty-ssnds over
million of peaches to the market-peaches equal "a ho.
produced anywhere in Europe north of the Pyrenes ara
Alps The careful study of the best scientific methods ana
principles in planting grating trimming and training h,
trees against walls and Espaiers has alone rendered h
productiveness of this kind of fruit possible
On the opposite side of the city lies the village of Font,
nay aux Roses which obtained its name long since iOmt
fact that all its bounds and limits were planted with rowS
bushes the blossoms of which were used in the mana
facture of water Now it would be difficult 10 lind,
single bush in the village and the entire surface The
ground is covered with strawberries which during eight
months of the year, transported by wagonload in
small baskets by night TO Paris Scores of these WAGONS
may be morning in summer waiting at the Brrs
dEnfer for the city gates to open The annual value Of
these strawberries is than million of francs and hs
nd Of 81, s.,
wears Through indcatigable effort and the adoption of
newmodes Of culture have increased 10 astonishing de-
gree
fy' The death of Mrs Cass the wife of Geu Lewis
Cass las called out several notices Among them friend
has sent us the following Mr. Cass was native Of Eas,
lladdam the daughter of DR. Joseph Spencer who prac.
ced as physician several years in that town. but moved
Vienna, in Virginia about 1874 The mother OF Mrs C.
Deborah Scden the daughtero of Samuel Seden of Had
lyme who Colonel in the Revolutionary War anddei
while prisoner having been taken the surrender New
York. INiddletown Conn Sentinel and Witness ApilD
List of Patents
Issued FROM the United States Patent Office for the es cady
|fpyh 10, 1855
Carefully Prepared for The N. Y. TribuneI
motion of Willowers Dated, Apn 10 1883
a sss em pa ap i 5 in
FS 1sI EP Sas SSat, Se a in m
ia. $ AaI,gPsss A6a@ AIsHsndsr Of P!t.Su,sh Pa
for PaSS
ranges. Dated April ~, 1853
John IL Nanny, OF Waddams Grove H. for Improvement
fingers of Haryesters Dated April 49, 1853 Patented Ensa
Dec. 9, 1883
Miller of Washington College, Tenn, for Improvement
Cotton seed Planters Dated April 49, 1885,
Thompson Newbuy OF Taunton Mass for improvement
chimes tor threading blanks Dsed April 10 1883
Amasa Woolson OF Springfield VI for Improvement in az mill,
for dressing cloth. Dated, April 10. 1883
VIM. Wekenbam of Lowell Mus for Improvement sesns
Machines Dated, April 10. 1883
Samuel L. Dana Of Lowell Mass Assgno the Proprietor
Canals Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
oye1nent in puryIg resin OIL Dated April 10, 1883
Lanad Markham, Of Cambdgepor Mas for improvements
machinery for trimming books &c Patented April 49, 1873 Ket
sued April 49, 1858. II
Benz Chambers ofWahingoD, c. FOR Improvements in movable
breeche firearms and Of the Patented jay
81, 1919. Reissued April 49, 1853.
Benz Chamber of Washington d. c. Asignor Joanna Ch
bes Of place. for Improved Lock Patented July
8i9. Re-issued April 10, 1853.
DESIGNS X
Thos Ball Boston Mass for Design for bust Of Daniel Webster
Dated, April 10, 1853. Il
EDWARD Msnse Geo Phpp of the County Of Philadelphia
Ps, for Design for Water Cooler Dated April 49, 1855.
Chas Chinook of NewYork " for Design for Clock os~
Front Dated Apnl IS, 1883 -
Chas Chinook o. NswYOrk, NJ Y for Design for clocte'~
Front Deted, April 10, 1853.
Chas Chinook, of New York, ~ " for Design for Cocxe
Dated, April 49, 1855. -
Jacob Beesey District Of Spnng Garden Pa A~inm
Nm p Con OF place, for Design for Cooking Stove Ds
Iprl l9, 1853.
Samuel Sailor of Phiadephs, Pa Assgnor TO Chat VIZ
lick Frederick Lebrandt of place. for Design for Coonz
tove. Dated, April 10, 1853