New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09


would he benefcisl would d-sgise interested ceasur
| bId pubic elAmor, and wouli oct Independently ~
b0uestiy and pass IL Nevertheless, he for le-n,
every department bear r. burden and would N W
that the document be published 10 ell daily paper
Of the City and referred q Committee - ilves1g NJ
and report on H. even though they should be forced .
| psse II.
This resolution passed and the Board az 1uruei
AMERICAN IssTITUTz-Fdrmsr's CiHb.-A
regular weekly meeting Of tas Club was held q; th'
rooms Of the Institute yesterday. between II and
O'Clock which was wei attended. Judge Livingston
presided. and II. Asigs. Secretary. dictated. Tas
subject for discussion American Forest Trees asd
Plants
A note wac read from w. Harris Esq, Of Cam
bridge Mas thanking the Club for pods Of peas sen:
10 him. He believed il 70 be the CyIa1 bicol0r He
should plant them learn more Of them He re
marked that "some tropical plants seem 10 do wei n
temperate climates. az the eat0rb c1nus which
grows well here bot from perennial has become a.
sEnusl plant This may also be the case with your
tree pea"
Robert Els. Esq. of Pelham. Ulster Co, calei at
fptlon TO subject Of impor8ncethe great loss IN this
Ciy OF the nitrogen contained 10 the excra Of over
10000 population. The amount from each would be
sufficient for 500 lbs of Wuesf-inore than IA necessary
fer en- acre Of land with the aid OF that which i would
obtain from the atmosphere in combination with am.
mons pbosphates and suphatss Our City might aford
nitrogen enough every year. 70 raise, at least 10 mil
lions pounds OF wheat Add sm III quantity Of ashes
and bone dust, snd we could do away with the tl<y
excrements Of cattle, which not worth what its
costs 20 transport them any great Gistance. Tao
writer said he had paid 81 80 per load for
such manure, and transported il six miles % M farm
He put forty losds acre, which cost him $50. By
removing the liquid from the ordure and using tho nitro
gen only, sxetn pounds worth hfy cents. would be OF
equal benefit and go worth Of this later would enrich
l6o acres. The solid and liquid mannring substances
produced II the factories Of various kinds in this city
with the sewage water Of the city i equal to tun for
each nhAbitsni, COO 900 per Nearly all
Of this finds it, way the East North River aad IS
selected BY fish for their food London tw mill
ions OF people md loses two million tuns Of excren 3n
yearly, il being eInptiei into the Thames River which
supplies two thirds OF the ely VITA water. Ia atition
TO the 10000 tuns Of enrchng excrement lost in
York in the rivers there GD000O ns Of streetdr
sshes &C. which might be carried 20 dep6ts at cost Of
eco coo per anuum, thus saving l,2JOOOO TINS OF
valuable iertiiziug mater, worth at least ebDlOO
He suggeste the erection 81 reservoir with buildings
them the termination the sever for the pur
pose OF collecting the rising gases and cysasin ID IN
by chemical process tor ar cultural purPo'es steam
engines could be used b. eleysie the solid MISTER INTO
oats for removal to ueghboring IA ms Toe cons.ruc
ton of sewers which would be the principal expense
in this arrangement has already been done to great
extent The ssme psn could be adopted IN the vatiol
cities and vlllsges up the Hudson.
Mr.. Kellogg, Of O-wego spoke Of the bcned, OF salt
in destroying the wiTeworm lie had used a. much
a. barrel OF fine sat per scre-sprinkns Il Just pre-
vious 10 plOughng.
Mr. Gore Of New.Jersey said he had used sal, with
grert IN protecting cabbage plants from wor ms
Mr.. Kellogg stated that be hal destroyed Canad,
hsiles ty sailing his cattle the thistle Ths pc-se
yored in until thsiles were visible destroyed them
entirely. and the salt has enriching elect upon the
coil. He had killed the yellowtai'y In the same
manner.
Prof Mspes remarked that he had hal used salt "a
fertilizer with great In England salt i much
used for the Obcct-usuty Il the rate Of six bush
es to the IL kills the grub tat destroys The vines
and plants. IL ireland it he'd been the practice OF max
- tt. .r1t ralo oh
-erved that the cattle would feed upon that for
year more Tie Professor - tied that the only rel
the ieTrlizing properties of the salt u de-
siroys the pesch worm. He remarked az some len gh
upon the proper for saving The m1nurny
properties Of the stable lie also spoke oil a comp )si
ton consisting Of IL Of Canadian basam II Is OF bees
wax, with which little vermilOn l. uxei as an o..
tense 10 worms Ths 10 elastic and adhesive mixture
10 he used In grating.
The subject for discussion was taken up and Mr. Pe
made some remarks relsiiye 10 Forest trees
After some miscellaneous business incu ling remarks
by Mr. Van wyck, and by SIR. Meigs, the Secretary,
Prof Mspes suggested the subject tor the next meet
ing 1.-THE Rela'ive Value OF Cold frame and Hotbed
Plants--Early Turnips and Tomatoes" This being
adopted, the Club adjourned
REAL EsrArE.-The following property was
sold by f. II Ludlow. March 3:
House and lot No $50 West lsthst .......... sflOo
House and lot ttb near 51tl-st. 25jl
House and lot 0th-ay and 4lsts 25x0p.. 900
House and lot No PSI Brolway 2i1i0s........ 10000
3 cores OF 3Js near 7thav- siilo eaeh........ go
lot on 5h-av, near IS st, 451j1. so
ct adjoining 2e1g' SO
VIM II Franklin Son & Co sold the following.
House and lot No 50 Jackson-st- 25X75. 280
9iouse and lot No So 6h-sy 2l162.;:.::...... 539
House and lot S6thst sth av, 2ix9s... s,2O
wILLTAMsgURc. -
House and lot Grand st. Graham av aiKloO 200
House and lot No 10 South 4ttst 25xlo0...... 1900
The following property was sold by A. J. Blocker
House aud lot No 25 and 2l7 Fogyth.,- 42x53. 5000
House and lot No. 2l7 Bowtry, 2SSe6 loo
House and lot No. 96j Bronze st., 10
House and hot No ~ Orehaid.st 2jIG7 5000
House and lot No. lf2 Reade-st, l7x75 100
House aud pot Of ground llthst, near 10Th sv.. Ito
lot ed)oining 1x '.'''''''.''' %
lots 25xl0V $50 ea......... ................ lO)l
lot rear, llOth st 25Slno.. ........... 800
lois ADJOINING each 25xlO0 Sl<5 each ........ $50
Hou~ aid lot No Ill ih-s, 2ixi0l. ............ 5000
House and lot No l79 Church a. 22x5l......... 5000
House end lot No.l8l Chunh-st 22X5l.......... $50
House corner Houston At and Bowery l2j1l0 5o
bonse. and lois on 6b al e,eh Z}xso s. 100 ca . 1890
House and lot No. So HOustonst 25x80 Ibp
House end lot No. SIS Houstonst, 21xf 4 %
House and !ot corner lst{ and lOlhn 5ysi. .'' sgS
II lots ilod-st. lithay ee 2oKlu1 S1s eA Zfs
lots on II2Lt uear Ssv each 2JxlcO 500 ca. l. $50
lots on ll3th-.t each Ztflm 80, "a 10y
Slot. cSthst near 6th.sv each <oxl's7so ca 100
lot conner 6th-sv ]oS 80
Y lots on slsts near dsv "a 25xe1 sooo ea.' TO
lots on "a ay l9h-st each zlxloo se5i ea $3.50
lot on 2dsy. near iSthst, i5NS ...........'. IN"
BRooELYS.
Houses and lots Nos IS and 30 l'ts, toeeser'. 10 So
Plot of around on TsyloT.st MyTtls-sv.". 1900
Albert Il N!coiay sold the following property at
CEutorvlle y. J.:
lots Meed-st. 25Xleo esoh................. $40
lo's on CamPsv, 25HitO, each so. 90
lots on Csmpav, 25XoO each S0................ 10
lots Carnpsv 25X0o each $50 .............. $50
lots the Plank Road 15xls each $50 ....... 40
lots the PLANK Road zixl0A each so ..,.... 2s)
flCts on the Plank Reed 2j1l6 ea,h Sio......... 30
House tam lots PLANK Rosd End HaEg,sonay. 10
lots on the snk Read 2ixli0 esch S5O......... so
lot cor Gardeners sDd Plank Road .......... 10
lots on the Plank Road 25xlSo each ss5..... Jio
RrFTJASIsN Is The EIGHTH WARD.
NV YoRE. Moally. Mar. :, 1853.
To ne Editor Of The n. I. TIbzas;
You would do me the favor OF publishing this
siHiemeu; in your valuable pcpo..
Nj Dawscu and myself were walking this afternoon
about O'clock down MeTcer-st ard ~ TIE cOraer Of
Grand there were shout ten fifteen half grown men
oGtng On the corner aud Of the gang steps up %
ire and took me by the collar and wsntsi ne 70 gag
him. which OF course declined be then dckei me AID
fnsulted ne most grossly NJ cEd and rnyssif BOXED
all for r.,-a nj b.