The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10

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Sac, 2. This act shall take effect from
lie passage.
Approved. Nov. I, lisa.
This asorning. A. the members came in,o
the Representatives Hall. they found a
laaatie man 10 the Speakers chair talking
away With rrca, salubility, and directing
bis iaasgiaary assembly Ia tho work Of leg.
islailoo. The scene vas very amusing
Amer he had adjourned his house, he pant
eli GA, the defects Of the Hall, the chief be.
10y the escape Of the sound through the
sky.lgh, when member speaks.
The bill for establishing hospital In the
State PRISON has passed the House also, a
bill Incorporating an Episcopal Institute
This viii be Theological school under
the direction OF Bishop Hopkins.
10 the House, bill was rejected char
tcring bank at South llardwick. The
Select Committee on liquor laws have re-
ported their amendments. The House
agreed TO have evening sessions next week.
This evening, Mr. waring gave another
lecture in the Hall Of Representatives. His
talk was In reference 10 understanding snd
subsoil-ploughing. file strongly recon
mended draining for all soils. The drain
Is cut by plows made for the purpose, and
the workmen can stand on the surface.--
One man can cut iron eight to twelve rods
per day. There is laid in the bottom of
tho drain an earthen tube, 50 porous that
water will enter il full easily. He showed
tho valuable results Of draining very fully.
In the discussion. NJ. Farnhain of Poult-
ncy related the results of his experience in
draining, BY throwing in small stones and
covering them over. lie recommended
their use when nothing better could be OBJ
tanned. Mr.. Warnings explanation of the
effect and value of sub-soil blowing was
very toll and satisfactory.
These agricultural meetings and discus
sions are very interesting and valuable, but
the absence Of many members at work on
Committees thins the audience somewhat.