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occasion ooumemoraiej. together with an Oh h1y TN
6rtt Coated over Conmodor Perrys ship on Lake Erie
on which was nscr. bed. 10 ruie hat now hafooe-a.sd
cbsrsci.rs, Sailors kight.-No Inorcssment"
Mr.. CLOVIS. the President. n.de brief s,eech In
which he took occasion 10 lament the siaygard action Of
the nsion In rendering justice TO the who fought
her battles esd bid inner defence
The evening agreahly passed and over the pleas.
Of The table old batles were re fought and Won
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fAtvs rtisenent
Atve rt1e r,enf
AwAy WITH THE BAgITS Landlords

AWAY WITH THE BABIES Landlords seem to be
hesre Mark the Of every To Let
ecursr To let 70 small family without
ehldtr" A, any faay wOuld be without then Chlsea are
Re tale the with CLEANS OF hspones
Ard Of the pettiest tae the
ni the moot In the world go snd
moral drama Of The Old Brewery Brnlms
Mu.eum Hot Corn play ed this afternoon q, Bsrnums
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LECTuREs. MEETINGS. AMOsF

LfCTJ RES MEETINGS, AMOSEMhN1S, he
FaIDsY, April 7. ls,f
BOARD SUPERVISORS City Hall NJ
BOARD AIDE. MEN City Hall, 5P NJ.
Bo.RD toUaCIMsN CITY Hall, B Y. NJ
Missionary ADpsEss Mission Rooms, Mulberry t, y NJ
MERCHANT ard Picodiy" At the Brosdw,y NJ
Phsos PALACE PRETTY Piece Of Business Wallacks IN
DAY Ny g. Ninks" &c at Burtons y 81
BoT Corn and Ben the Boswsin" At the Bowery u T. NJ
UNCLE TONS CARIs. u ~, st the National Tbester .
aud afternoon Entertainments Baoums Mulesfs.
WOODS MISsTRELs yisDsrD
HOUSE E' h Delnca os} bby ~
MIrsTRrLs-E hopiauismsNo f95 Brosdwss u
BROADWAY MENAoERis oas 3J7 q sag 10 y % 10 2 NJ
INDusrEy NATIONS CIR ssl Palace A II 20 dosi
GEoRAMA-T The Nile SC No 500 Broadway, " T.
Moscow BROOKLYN Museum ~ y NJ
JoRFss CALFoRS, No 40 Brosdwsy
WORDING 3T1 Rroadws i. al
sieSOH BLiIz a, Commercial Hal Jeysey City y IN
NATioSn DEsics, 500 Broadway, "A TO Top
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IAdverfisement
STrAM GoOps.-J. II. Ha

STfAW GOODS.-J. II. Harley, No. 81 Johnst., mas
oysrsd for Lode. Asss saa iaiAats
vel Ham thsr- 4 In the ey which b. vii
all for esh Buyers Wishing Leshon or hae French and Eng
lish Straw call Of No 81 John-st
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Advertisement
Cas- ErrrrpS pIINnrps rrc
JOHNSON &

GAS FILTERS, PLUMBERS, ETC.-J0HN JOHNSON ~
BsoTsgs and Plumser for the
respectfully ,eo,ion fho-e requiring eithe
br.neh bess ami ee,tiy served
by factory No III E~t lerh varied aor.
nent Chardeers Pcnents Brsekc Se kc 1900 reliable
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Tisv--issn-u.l

DECLARE, Whp could conceive II possible 20 pro-
A.. ~ Is N ri-sc trutAtitins hfen ss
,se ,sen 81 rs; ls Of srostT.y e no ~
t.tv,tn srrirs aid Prirtesn
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GEORGE w TuTTLE-Strangers sheuld not fsi
vst ,hs srtlszss Enrsrun Of faaey Goei' nor saSq
hsv thnt az thSat taking OF ta,se
ps rso,y %. SIS Broadway est SIDE BET spn
srx Frfref
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Crayon Daguerreotypes. Crystalotypes, Stere
scope. plain DsseroyPes Locket Pictures &c taken IN
~.sher NJ the great Worlds Fair Premium Gallery 80 SS3 BroA
,y easy OF No connection wirh other es
lisEm.nt SAMUEL Roor.
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BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
FLORAL, EXHIBITION.

The regular monthly meeting of the Brooklyn orticul
uL Society held al their room IN the Aheneum ias
evening Between 40 and 80 members were present
Tie President J. w. DrGRAw, Esq presided, aud MT.
| ARRowsNITH acted as Secretary.
The Committee of Arrangements Tor the May Lxhioi.
ton reported that the large hall IN the AtheneHm cona
procured the days and evenings OF the lOh lin
md 18th Of May, for the purpose Of holding the exhibition
| he report was adopted.
The Committee on Premiums reported in favor oil award
2 premium Of 81 to Martin Callcpy gardener to Mr.
VI Prentice for the beautiful specimens of flowers exhib
ed Al the rooms Of the society the 18th Of March
Ion motion the report was adopted.
i Mr. WN IS DrSH.M moved tina. Horace Greeley be
Elected an honorary member Of the Society. Adopted
Thirty seven names for membership were proposed and
Elected
In TO an inquiry the President stated that there
.ere now over 400 members belonging 10 the Society
The Floral exhibition was held in large room occupied
Itso by the Society and thronged with ladies' and
Irspemen during the evening. There were several long
fables covered with and beautiful flowers 10 pos
IAnong them we noticed beautiful baske' OF MOWERS
sade up b. John Humphrey, gardener Tor NJ risne'
Howe ro siding in Willow St There was also on exhioi
I&n belonging to the gentleman large otskel VI
Isats containing forty five varieties some beanta A1a
Iss plants Of Ardshs, Brumpton Stock, ano haoha
eisss
Nessrs Poynter & Gamer exhibited assortment OF
Irsas and owers among which hne seeding Nina
Ia several seeding Cineraria Camellia Amals Ameri'
Issn and Camellis Wilderii.
k James Weir Of Bay Ridge, l.. l. exhibited q
npsolum trcoerum four varieties OF Roses and other
kven
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL !, 1854.

The LovrGnoTE DTsossTRATIos LAT night the Va;
ball Of the bar, land Ia.tue crosded -h the sts
Of the city The occssiar Of the Loveys Pronsasis
Concert Such an array Of beauty .nd fhion his no' for
nsny year snJ OCCASION beu gathered iosehe in our
city The demonstrations in every vzy worthy The e.
esrsd citizen ~bcn II intended To honor rhs even
ing eplverd by choice pieces paved alternately By
Volandts and I.enh.rdfs bsnis. both OF which were
present Betreen snd clock. Mr. Lovegrove enter
I'd tie He'll. accompanied by the President OF the Fire
Department. aud received the many and unfcgnei con
erstulsiioDs Of tie assembly II really beautiful
sight that old msnthsse cong afalsons There be vas
the hero OF many stirring conflict not upon the oIae
ground where human blood is shsd b. humsn hsnd odi
amid scenes Of corfs 2rsors where the destructive ee
ment struggled for msstery And DOW efer half cen
tory campaign in such comulsndsble -t.es wonsnly
beauty manly Strength sought honor him. not with
the eanrg words Of praise SPOKEN AID anon Ter
cote but with hear. language and actions that eit
doubt AZ 70 the that prcmed them There could
not have heen less than eco persons present AZ almost
equal pumber o, tickets purchased by persons not
in attendance, IT is 20 be presumed hat the demonstration
was highly lucrative to the beneficiary.
fBsliEors Tines. Wednesday.
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

ron OeatoRs by STANDARD No ChaJrI-i
C u RoTKETu
1854. sAM. IAN SPIN
April G........................5sl GA 6Sl
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TOtal.. ....ss .....ss..s...ss... spJ,
IA adouted and orfA cd TO be printed.

y Total....ss pbSso -
: he report adopted and orde ed to be printed
MISCELLANEOUS.
The PIIsiDynr appointed Mr. Williams the Committee
IN eions and Qualifications and Mr. Wallace the Omnee
free schai " I'LL vacancies caused by the ssnston Of
M. Lennon.
Adjourntd to "Wednesday next
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Jerusalem as it il may be seen in fine Daguerreo-
the Mount of Olives By calling at s. Roots es.
Words Fsir Gallery No. &3 Broadway
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Mr. Shaus, No. 3O3 Broaiw,y, has issued handsome
Ittogrsph coD'snng the portraits Of the sogereigns OF
Europe at war. OF the verge Of Il They are the
Gar he Sulan. Loui. Napoleon Queen Victoria Francis
Joseph ana the King OF Prussia timely and couve
nieni publication.
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GAS. GAS, GAs-Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, Of
modern and antique will be found the msnnf.s,u
ing dep6t Archer Warner Co.. No SIC Brosi~sy The largest
| ,loci IN America
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NaFtEIlsculru
I-NcIr To,IiS CApIN At puR
Advertisement.

sea addition made this wondsu piece BY the In
Panorama by Mr. Rogers aud also
new Az sorry By the aTtist 90 see tonight
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ADVERTISEMENT
Gas Chandeliers, Brackets Pendants, &c. the

o pete vsety designs offered IN this
Civ Beautiful English just received all 70
be sold prices bv W Daley Co. New Marble
Stores. Nee 6Si and SS5 Broadway
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y.IrE OF FIRE APPARArrs On Tuesday evening
,h T and wuer Of the Jenny City Comnsn Coansl
reported The value Of toe Ere e~asd ~ ne e a. o
80 yrsire No eco; No StS No ESQ; Ne 4 500
No al oeo; Hoseesrrsse Ne sS55; No ESQ; Hook ss9
ss Ladder old truck sl; Ais feet Of
u. ~
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The Daily Teachers Meeting at WilcoX's U. s.
School Agency No as Broadway Supplying neatly schoo
that sppiies for Teachers Pupils sc.
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NEW,J.ERSEY ITEMS.

We are requested to state that Mr. John Ryies whole
css Of property in the floor he rented in the star MIL at
Pserson destroyed by fire the morning Of the Sch inst
will cot exceed $500 His silk factory situated long dis
lance from the FIRE, 10 in full operation as usual
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CRY TREASURY The report Of the City Treasurer Of
Jsnsy City shown that there -. 1880 o., - 80. "a ~
Ssmoop Of lots payment Of impfeyemsnt he
Of taxes Of 1854
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OPEsryc OF MosreoxrRr sr.-Chaneellor Williamson
,, S,olyd ID. INJUNCTION which hss delayed the oyeane
Int.om.ry st from Warren YEA Won't Jers.y City
Greeted TIA. win be done With a1 Little delay
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AccIprsr BY NAcHIsERr-Y Yesterday at CLOCK laa
"a ,. Of .re rsned Wa Colony employed the shop
Slater sse.s' foundry ". e.ssat 2, .s 800 ss. Ss
u.chnsry stopped. Whea exuesseS va osaa 1na.
o. his brokes Ia tive places sne hu " a''s
the show ne " IS conveyed the New York Hospital
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JERSEY CRY PRoPERTY-The Common Council Com
riss on Public Badin pusuan 20 'eoatioa
psd previous meeting Of the Boud reported ca ises
.efual ors riua ted value:
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE DARTMOOR MASSACRE.
La eve ling the remnant OF the Dartmoor prisoners re-
ISing IN New York met at the Keystone Hotel Division
10 enmemorate the fortieth anniversary Of the Dart
massacre The old veterans partook OF an excellent
psr proyidcd by the beraly Of the host Of the hey
Zone.
The rssn was decorated with banner expressive Of the
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Sgnor Blitz opened his entertainment, at Commercial
H.lst will further exhibitions With Learned
Car venlequi. Next Mondsy he opens In Newark
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CRYSTAL PALAor The following additional subscrP-
tp fr Cryst. Palscs tickets mide yesterday. BE-
al D.. ann. A. 200 N s,,ns If $40 IN sa5O en~t.
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STREET CLEANING BY THE CITY IssPEcroR-Mr Down
irg the City Inspector has been untiring in his efforts to
make clean streets since the Board Of Health resolved TO
have the work performed sanitary measure under his
.uperintendence On Saturday next the CITY inspector
will replsce the street cleaning business again in the DE
n,r,ment Of Streets and Lamps The following tables,
made by Mr. Geo. W. Morton fret Clerk in the City In
.,eoors Department who has been active in this work
show the operations for the weeks ending March rs and
April
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THE LATE Fowl SHOW AT BARSCMs MUsKuh-A
meeting of the National Poultry Society held at the
Astcr House Wednesday evening. p T Rsrnum in the
Chair The Recording Secretary, r. c McCormck read
the report the late exhibition AT Barnums Museum 1t
states III there 25 exhibitors 700 coops aud ios
fowls in the show The number Of visitors wac eslm
at thirty thousand and the receipts exceeded the eIpend
lures in email amount It'll posed to hold another ex
hibiion In October Iext
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PBorEssIos.L CouPLrxrsr The following explains
tyelf
DR. NJ STpPHESsos-DcGr Sir. The undersigned hav
ns us ble Of Lecture. the Ansomy
Pr ,solosy riax the OF
iS53 and asa asTOus Of esins their personal regard
for youn .ou cher than mere form OF so1ds
They the efogs tender tle msmsno ..
Of fhs f.tnde for inaefssbe ef1r 70 eeyse the
,;srIsrd Of Ophshalmio SBrsery H. this City
You viii Desr s please .eeep o. this es'. o. Eye lnsrnT-ns
City Of by that c-ser.d cut er Lss
for express purpose exhibition the Crystal Palace" In
this City
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ANOTHER PLAsK Rs,D-A plank road is to be com
hoi, Of Hampstead Qaeens Co besia ct
Mil and through Brookyille aud Hungry
Bsrbcr Far Roek,vav; distance OF foEr miles The Of
required build road toward which - 700 mas are dy
hssu snhsh he'd
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REcovERNo--James Higgins who was seriously in
ipr,d b, the ans the IRE In Willow Wed
needs, nisht lat shows evidences recovering His IN
not supposed Mr. Crowley. Who arrested
the accident brought SfDre Justice Smith
yestefds. arc discharged
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n. observed night When he walked .bost .sppng
biz be round n s,,sd and b: ooss
on sns wndne smother beard
y doctor ssd b: sss: s.s Be % II: &c. G
.iSsrd sgsn on the seL lbs s.w HIN whs1 ne anp,d ever
paid % the ns1t received soe. We I'll shipped fo thee
isfr-tuinea
Mr. Harris agsin called but did not answer II wa
said y he D1e Aons TIA, they had sent 70 hs house st
bands The DAtes Attorney id he had ssusd attach
foi him
Thomas 0RoOke and gober. Burroughs were also
esl,d but did DOT Mr. Hairs slS dd s1 spp.s Iss
sad mad better proceed and and tbs tss
Of Mr. Bsrris saSsd he H. can Be taken serwsa
The District Attorney said he should insist thss - no
that caGsd through the aaases Of ank
Mr. Harris then came in and wac sworn-le testthed
tn. p.on.r aae tnt s ho:s BE asa ssa .sss an
and eh Ls ti b. Dos: s.s Iss to ns.
saDposins ~ done es ~ e. ven, 70 oi,srs
IL ,lsT xss 10 81 room thossst fellow bsss
sr.ry from that drsnt eli that be soa while he ny
km % s,oIesed = 70 ssss-r shss fellow
coa6 1ni Of run whsn be hnt came he tsasd
then esry sxsn sr tbs coonsrs nauess wa Csss
ner Hon 0o,oIros snd bed0~s bssds order fsees
Eze h beisz ssdersooe he hse sn the men we're afsss
question OF the Dntrct Attorney a. to whether wit
S e ssi ssr :. isI .ed cs.s q S:s
sot biz put ro1, "a. h q the ros :Gs ~ IA ~ tss
The examination OF prisoner on being arrested ~
r..S BY the District Attorney. He I'D that - 49,
s W. S q zee born at ''''s'' ''' ''' -"
Mr. Spencer, on behalf Of defense then proceeded g
ss , s ne sos s s hshs .is -
latter the lsv him no nssssr hsm vs' -
ne D.tet Attorney in reply, did not pfe the ch9fs
Of murder bu, read to de jury dseas ed sssss V sss
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EFFECTS OF LIGHTyrG.-On the Sd inst, violent
thunder Royn, L. large locust tree the
pr,ms, OF Mr. Keehum strack aud shiyeed from TOP to
bottom only left standing foot shove the oGuh
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-02-09
Leaves to Report Blls.-By MI. Frank

Leaves to Report Bills.-By Mr. Frank.
lin, to restrict the licenses to retail spiri.u-
Gus or intoxicating liquors in this State.
Question Of Negro Admission.-T The
bill 10 admit q negro slave for q term Of
years into Washington county was return
ed to the House, with Senate amend.
men', striking on. the provision which
required the negro to leave the State as
soon as he was free. The House refused
to concur in said amendment. Mr.. Syes'
ter moved a reconsideration, upon which a
lengthy and animated debate sprung up
1t was stated that the Senate struck out the
provision above alluded to on account Of
the inhumani.y of separating the negro in
question from his wife. 1t was commended
that it was against the policy of the State
to ADM. free negroes, or negroes who were
TO become free, from other States, and the
policy SO long adopted should not be chang
ed, SC. The House reconsidered the bill,
and it was postponed to Tuesday next
February 6.-Mr. Cox presented peli-
ton from S. w. Dent and IA others, for
the modification Of the Primary School sys-
ten Of Charles county.
Bills Passed-Rela,ing to Ma,tawoman
Run in Charles county. Prescribing the
form Of oalhs and before whom 10 be taken
in certain cases.
February 7.-Leaves to Report Bills -
By Mr.. Carr, to give to Orphans Courts
concurrent Jurisdictions with the Circui,
Cour. in the division and sale Of the real es-
tate of deceased persons. where, in the judy
ment of said court, i, will be TO the interest
Of all parties concerned. By Mr.. Helser to
abolish the office Of inspector general Of
-four in the city Of Baltimore from the frs.
of May next and TO au,horise the Cover
nor to appoin. two additional inspectors in
his stead.
Bill Reported.-By Mr.. McKaig, to en-
large the powers Of the Courts of Equity OF
This State.
Mr.. Archer reported the bill to provide
for the election Of road supervisors in this
State, with an amendment which was adopt
ed. and the bill ordered to third reading.
The bill 10 admit a negro (slave for a
term of years. to come into the State was
opposed by Mr.. Cook and Mr.. Williams,
and advocated by Mr.. Syester. The Sen
ate amendment was adopted and the bill
was passed.
Mr.. McKaig offered resolution that the
resolutions of the FRS. Branch of The Bal
.imore City Council in relation to the re-
marks Of Mr.. Lester Of Baltimore city on the
$5,000,000 loan bill does Mr.. Lester grea
injustice and tina. the House did no. under.
stand Mr.. Lester as making any charge oil
corruption against the City Councils or the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Raod Company
which was adapted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-02-09

THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Of this
county will hold an adjourned meeting on
Tuesday the 2lst inst, for the purpose OF
elec.ing officers for the present year.
We have been requested to say to certain
members of the Society who have not yet
paid their subscriptions for the past year,
that every cent due from them is wanted 10
enable the Treasurer to meet the demands
made upon him on account Of the ordinary
expenses of the Society. The deficiency is
much greater than might be expected, when
it is considered that The trifing amount Of
two dollars is all that each member is re-
quired to pay yearly. We feel sure that
none will be back ward in paying when re-
minded of the deficiency.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-02-09

The PUBLICATION OF THE LAws.-We
notice on all sides and from all parties, q
general demand for the publication of the
laws in the newspapers Of the State.
This seems 10 be the only way the PEG.
pie, the source of power and of pay, can
get to be acquainted with them. We &C.
knowledge that publisher, who may prof,
thereby, is liable to the charge of interest
ed motives, in urging the adoption of such
a system, but notwithstanding this, editors
must speak out for The public good, even a,
the risk of possible profit to themselves. |,
seems then, TO be demanded by the times
and by the people Of the times, tina, all gen.
eral laws, bearing throughout. the State,
should be published in al leas, two papers
in each county, and that all public local
laws, should be SO published in the coun-
ties to which they particularly pertain and
in accordance with the demand for this sys-
TEN, and the importance and proprie,y oil
it, we join with those who request its adop-
ton by the present Legislature.-Cecil
Whig.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-02-09

ADoUBTFUL BANK The Virginia papers
utter warning against the reception Of the
notes of the ''Trans-Alleghany Bank" sort
of independent institution that has sprung
up in tina! State, and which seems to possess
an immense fecundi,y in the way Of issuing
notes, without offering any facilities for
their redemption. Messrs. Selden, WIthers
s. Co., Of Washington, are charged with the
paternity of the concern, though they now
deny having any interest in it. The Rich
mond banks have refused to receive it's notes
on deposit, and we think the public will do
we'll not to receive them in any way.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-02-09
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

AT late meeting of the State Agriculture
al Society, in the city Of Baltimore, Mr.
Sands called the attention of the Board to
the proposition now before The Legislature
Of Maryland, to abolish the office Of agri.
cultual chemist for the State, and moved
that the views Of this Board upon the sub.
jeci be laid before the Legislature.
After some conversation upon the sub
| ject, ia which several members of the soci-
~ present were invited to participate, Mr.
J. c. Walsh, of Hartford, offered the follow
ing resolution, which being seconded BY
Mr.. Calvert, president was adopted:
Resozved, Ths. the Legislature be memo
rialized to pass law appropriating suffi
cient sum Of money for the endowmen, al
Professorshi2 o: Chemistry in the Agricul-
tural College contemplated 10 be established
under the auspices Of The Maryland State
Agricultural Society.
Mr.. Calvert, president, after abiding in
appropriate terms, to the handsome and ef-
fcient manner in which Governor Lyon in
his Inaugural Address had urged upon the
State the propriety Of fostering the Agricul-
tursl interests, offered the following reso-
luton:
Resozued, That as sgriculiurists, we have
seen with great pleasure the recommended
lions contained in the Governors Inaugural
in favor of the great cause of Agriculture,
and in returning him our sincere thanks for
the interest he has manifested, we trust the
Legislature will carry out his recommen-
dations.
Mr.. A. B. Davis, vice president, from
Montgomery county, seconded the resolu-
ton, and bore testimony of his personal
knowledge TO the interest which Gov. Lig-
on feels in behalf of the cause of agriculture.
The resolution was unanimously adopted,
and Messrs Walsh, A. B. Davis and Merry
man were appointed to wal! upon the Gov
ernor and furnish him with copy of The
resolution.
The President stated TO the Board, tina,
he had received enquiries in reference to the
particular terms upon which subscriptions
were to be made to the contemplated Agri-
cultural School and Experimental Farm,
and deemed it advisable that the Board
should take the subjec, into consideration
Various suggestions were made, by gen.
ilemen present., as 10 Inc most ethcIent plan
Of operations, to establish the College
when the following resolution, offered by
Mr.. j. II. McHenry, of Baltimore, was
unanimously adopted, and Messrs. J. H
McHenry, J. Merryman j., H. Carroll and
Hugh Gibson were appointed the Commit
tee:
Reso7ued, That Committee be sppoin.-
ed to draw up some plan upon which stock
subscriptions to the proposed Agricul,ura
College shall be invited, and to report the
same on Thursday evening, the 9Th Of Feb.
ruary.
Mr.. B. McHenry. Of Hartford county, Of.
fered the following resolution, which ives
also adopted, and Messrs. r. McHenry, w
w. Clean and J. Bruno, of Baltimore, were
appointed The Committee