New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29

vhsa, is 20 far tine crop. Grass will DE cousaerary
lcb,er than which many ct the farmers
have plowed acre or two OF poor m,1n %
thsr srk II their feed j. short as TO require H. co.n'
OATS barley potatoes, and all crops sAeeP' s'"ss " VIII
ter wheat. doing remarkably wen: MA, h;,.
The dwellings in Cazenoyia are principahy nea. "e
mansions and cottages with green window Dhnds oHd
hall bidder in the fu grown iu!i ne'gen
with which the greater ProPo non % .'' 10 a. h.d.,m,
situations and Of the laeg bni ones ros.o. ~
style the modern villa. sui cottages in the vicinity o. s
City o, New York. The religious sentiment preyas $40
good morals ald order characteristics o' the l'"o-
The churches follows. named IN ORDER accofinS 10
the strength OF their societies vizPresbytorsn Memo
DIST. Baptist, Free Congregational CnVcrslLs' Esi'o
pal AMI Roman Catholic.
CAii,onanco Creek passes through Cazenovia in a
northery dire ion. ard affords abundance of water
power, extending from point SIX miles below Ca1eEovs
10 the distance of two miles above. In the tme
when snail streams usually FAD this affords better
water power than 2; ch,r times in consequence Of the
op.n,n of immense cir, constructed about SIX
miles above CuzCnoN.e Tor the purpose of feeding the
Erie Canal 1T Chttcua. 90 The7, T. yet vast amour.
Of available unemployed watsr powe- upon thu, stream.
The renders IL .dfac power ien times more
valuable sian II otherwise w"''d o..
The Jazeno,.a Seminary, established anil conducted
und he ausnices OF IT, OH,Ga toisrtce OF the NJ r.
church !. torrishng institution and bears the repata
Tim a. ben, No OF the best schools ia the STATE IL now
cousnt large buildings adj 'inin- 'acn oh-e one
If them erected last year There at, .u' VNS>os
and connected VIII Z. DaTn- ia'' VIZ mere
were over 800 pupils III l- seminary. lAe aFcrase NJ
tendance 300 This there u CONSIDER zoe 'eeNe
in attendance. This school l. the prominent feature o'
the place.
Tie mercantile business OF Cazercvia Is NOT - Geat
A. il was wears before railroads AMI iiahA'
roads dix er,ed 20 other places The citizens are mes-
ting uyon he best means 40 recoNert rairnal "hi'h
il nroiosed 20 run from NewbGrgh to Syracuse has been
surveyed and il built II will probably run saofi us
lance west ct CazonoSia.
The temperance question has strong hold upon inc
the minds of the people here. supposed temperance
senator was elected last s; but he disappointed his sup
norer. by voting ainst the Maine Law, notwithstanding
one or toints to support the o IL s''i '' ans
action was for partisan tndsa sort of political d"dse.
n nrey strongly inmated that his opportunities tor
such lodges are past.
The Board of Excise for the present year nave reiased
10 grant either tavern or grocers license ana me 'oy
business in public sense has dried up Hls",ca-
sionav evident however that private drink or two ass
been INDUCED in physician has been hrensrI |" SCI,
wines and liquors for medical NEE hanca ana sac ue'ai
PURPOSES While nistrust that lac abuses ms license
II generally believed that he does not anu tna 'ne
liquor drank very privately sold BY those WHO are OPP
posed 10 the antceuso of affairs for the purpose OF
bringing /, INTO contempt; else is procured in quln;i-
ties ut the distllery. THE Maine Law VIII make clean
work of the traffic.
There is very limited stock Of lawyers in Cazenoyia,
and thew principally do insurance conveyancng and
couuselling business for a support Litigation and Grim
nal busn, scarcely enters into their calculations Prob
ably not half dozen lawsuits nor rs RAINY criminal
cases occur here in the coulse of a year
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tut ." Daily. Weekly.