New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30
TRANSFORMING PLANTS, FLOWERS, SO.

To- Tie Editor Of 6sN " Tibaas
SIR: presume it will be satisfactory to many TO be
informed when the different species Of garden plants may
be most adyantsgeou-ly transplsnted The months 81
August and September preferable IN THIS STATE nnd
in The States the north of it, for tranpang tho fol-
Ing species and the months OF september AMI Octo
Der tor the States adjoining them on the South a. ar ~
the line of the Potomac and October aud November TOT
the nc 81 Southern States.
Strawberries OF al kinds II planted as above stated
viii produce fair crop the ensuing summer Is pref
er.bs that the beds bs three feet wds and thai oar rows
lepeihwie be planted IN the beds ihe plants loot apart
s.cb vay This width wi admit 81 all the frat being
ga,hert the sides without tramp ing on the BEDS
# necessity The case when IN. beds arc :" greater ron
n need scarcely be stated that he ground shoad b pre-
vic usiy well powed. or deeply dug ard nsowed moist
all /. preferable AID grounds will A. heavy crops be
produced a. on drained meaoow land. me Strawberry
Ill fourth dhsr soil sod produce fair crops.
The same PERI are suitable for MANIPULATING the dne
large varieties If Rhubar for TART the Sea ha Asp4ya
rus Gic5e Arfck0ke, H0 Sc Rafssh Patisnce Docs tho
ser The bes, of all early greens and very hardy perms
psnt snd ecOn0mc@ the tbsn besons well rooted And
established before the winter sets ~ tine hardy species
II Bvj0os Foer Roots such a. II yscnfb-, Iuips, japan
add oter IAes Crown fnpsriss GisGi0us Bulbous Iris,
Crocus Nsrcsus Jorquls, ffitiarie OfnitnoxNun and
y.ious others and al the magnificent ysrssiss of the
shrubty tcaec Irse) Peony, ara OF tbs Cninsse ana
other erbsc,ous Peobies will planted tins early be-
come rch more vigorous increase more rapidly and
rlcom with increased yigof and b-se'y
ut and OJhaHentzI 1roeS, and ShTnbb>ry md hos<s
cannot Re ely ranspsnted in this lstude unit, the nr
October aad those Intended for the soah should not be
ffgsrrec tTtt NOVEMBER 81 WHICH tiDe ve8M4
,on wI have become sac-D, rmsni Tor hss safe re-
now. To s Western states iDlal d, they may be safely
.rua-ded he bslinn,nx OF October Ws n PkiscE.
L1Asaa CaTdea and ssDs0te, FiEsasag L. .
81 nv. ebssv,6 Ma. al bo B.fiass OF the splen-
&C yGrstes o. the L1n Lirci'oiium or spscosam, and
afher japan lies speak a p1t@y them whereas they
ar. al ss hardy ard rastc as sny other species
S,sEo MEzTrxos-We undsrsfsDd from undoubted
sourcs rIat Lloyd w. Wilsm- Esq sr-'s Attorney.
.s yy. !, Uaons 10 sheriff Storm 10 summon forcS
- csrt 20 arrest aId mprson all slaves Tree blacks,
no usy h.resfsr be- iosnd eoBgr-ss~d foytber within
Tho b.td.rs 81 County ztsncins negro camp neetngs,
&c arc thx, be has gwen due nsc- of this ID the OH
~ bs Conn sbss Of such Railroads sxvIng the efy o(
Baltimore who have been 10 the hsoit Of uxnsporingne
srces 10 large parties, to a1y p.'iot in county
Baltimore County MAJ Adv'ssss.
No eoutt Gift We bsppeu to reccisos tbss this sessr
nan bis sia pie cuty in the bearing Of The nor ,oss
kSnappsr, McCreary, in the Outrageous kschea Psksr
kdospping case, prosecutor fer the ConmonSsafh.
But be hsppenec in tba. to do on the side OF justice
and mercy aganx the despo,ic interests OF Slavery an3
tb 1orgh to insure his taking the earliest possible
ooncr,unity 10 .one for l We have noticed that this
vay the southern pablo en- have Of dong hings vhEs
Slavery ia concerned
wbs, .bouf Nadia families 10 Italy, novi WIN there
n, any more meetings 10 Baltimore TO lament their punsh-
mspt for vosbppng God according to rnsir tasss
.sr the above proposed outrage ths poor psssd and
irsmplsd bIseks' We shall see