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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

SUBMARINE ExPLoRATIoSs.-The bark Emily Ban
pipp ublch left this port in December last, with
three of the Nautilus Sub Marine Co.'S machines on
board, bound on a pearl fishing voyage. IL no= en-.
gagged in exploring the wreck OF the frga,e San Pc
GRO on the coa.t of Venezuela This frisa,e sup-
posed to have on board some two to three mlOn
doare was blown up at fhe Island Of Margarita, IN
1915. Her stern being blown out, the treasure Sss
sca,tered upon the surrounding sand. Some three
bundr.a thousand dollars have heretofore been taken
up. but owing to the inefieiency Of the machinery
employed, operations were suspended. The Company
fitting out the Emily Banning ordered her 10 stop
there end the trial decent Of the first hGe, sent
Gown in sc feet water brought up one hundred dol
lars-tLirfy two dollars being found within tie dret
area covered by the machine, before moving. Other
articles % copper, &c were brought up at the same
time. The captain, finding the advantage OF con-
ubuipg the work, im0edistely LETT for the seat VI
Gov, RI nert II secure the necessary privilege, which
was granted. Letters have been received from on
board. during the sbsenc3 Of the captain, which
represent the operators as "shovelDg dollsre' 1t
is The intention Of tie Company to blow the frag-
meDt of the sbp to pieces securing the copper guns
shot, &c. The captain writes: The bella are all
"tbey are said 10 be" One Of the engine .rs writes:
81 with you could look into the bell when We are
"dowD on the bottom with our sp ,des, dig yng for
" dows of the bell and see the fish looking In at u.s.
1--WE can take the bottom up in the bell and get out
ION the sand, and pick ~ the bell, and run Gil
around where we like Two months, il Is antisl-
pated will be sufficient to take up every vestige OF
The San Pedro and the captain reports ne has sn-
other vessel near him in the depth OF water 90
feet with ESQ 900 on board in speeds, and smother
with $4,000, both Of which he viii take up before
proceeding on his voyage. jour- Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19
TEMPERANCE At THE WHITE HOUSE

10 re Edito, Of The " Y. Tribune
SIR: The following is the opinion of eight of the
Presidents Of the United States relative to intern.
persrce:
ave, being satsfed from observation and expo
rence as well from medical testimony, that ardent
sprits ss drink, not only needless bat hurtful,
AID that the entire disuse Of it would tend TO prom
the health, virtue and happiness Of the COMM.
pity therefore hereby express our convictio1 that
should the citizens Of the United S'aes and espe.
cisly the young men, discontinue entirely the uee of
s[rits they W. ud not only promote their own per-
topai benefit, but the good Of our country and the
W, rid.
JAMES MADISON, JOHN Tyler,
"AEDREw JACKSON, JAMES Polk,
"JoHs Q ADAMS, u. TAYLOR,
"MARrIs VAN buren,, WILLARD FILLMORE
Now, if the young men Of the United States would
listen to and abide by the opinion Of those dis
tiDguisbed men, we .hould have happy country in
Decd ard vice and immortality would be strangers in
this land of the free ar home Of the brave. II. J.
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Gus friends, and proposed to give the requisite security
james Conway, Of Fssbush, L. l., ssd isssc Hy-
Ter, living a No. 81 Dominica st., were the pers ms
named to 90 bail for Hyler. They underwent. 40 eI.
animation by District Attorney Hall, as to heir CON-
potency and the result proving satisfactory. they en-
tered into bonds in the Of 900 each for the fu
ture appearance Of the prisoner.
VIM Marin, Of No 25 John 81, Brooklys, Morris
sey's proposed bondsmsn, also risidly examined
by the District Attorney, after which tee bond was
exc cued, and the party all left the Court feeling b't-
ter than any time before for weeks past or at least
sDce the murder wss perpetrstsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

RAILROAD Communicates Illinois and Wis
cor Elm aud the Rock River Valley Railroads haze
been consolidated, and the name changed TO Chi.
csgo, ST. Anthony. and Fond du Lac RAILROAD.
The line from Jane.vlle to S. Anthony will be
continuation of the main roa1 while that from Janes
VILE TO Fond du Lsc Will be bat branch. Origin.
sly tbs latter was to he part Of the main line. but
Il importance Of direct line 10 Minnesota has In
duced those who control the road to change it in that
dirt ction.
M Ogdep, of this city. is President of the nev
Con papy which owns and directs the rosd and va
undes stand that it Is intended TO push forward the
work 10 Jspesville ~ soon a. navigation opens 10
perm il the arrival Of iron.
We 90 hear it intised that the track OF the road,
which is low six feet eide, will bs redu I'D TO the
usual grades Of other railroads. Ths is cot because
the wide esuge pbsssfstory, bu, for convenience
OF connt c,ion with other roads. Chicago Tribune.
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WEATHER REPORTS, &c.

BosTos, Thursday, April 10, 1865.
A violent thunder storm passed over Ne youryport
last evening. A large BUILDING on Caldwells wharf
was fred by lightning and destroyed. Several per-
cons we're rendered senseless by the shock, ba, no
lives were lest
BALTIMORE, Thursday, April 10, 1855.
The weather here is very wam. The Thermometer
stands at $50 in the shade
WAsHISGToS, Thursday; April 10, 1855.
The weather is quite warm to-day with pleasant
breeze. Tne mercury rose l2i o'clock 10 s0l 10 the
shade.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April l9-l Pm.
The thermometer now stands st go in the shade.
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La " INTELLIGENCE
Court or OYER AND TERMINER-ArRlLi IS
Before Judge CowLEs.
THE POOLE TRAGEDY.

CASE OF HYLER, LINN, VAN PKLT ETC.
The Dis'ri t.Atorney stated to the Judge that in
considering the amount Of bail fixed by the Court,
Yesterday, in some Of th,s cases, he finds that is
comee within the constitutional exception that
sive bail shall not be demanded and as the Court has
decided to admit them to bail the sum fixed he is in
eliDed TO think will defeat the intention of the Court.
Judge C. said, in fixing the amount if he had been
governed in bis decison wholly by considerations
lstiDg to the case itself he would have fixed il prob,
bly, at only half the amount, as he is that the
bail shoud be fixed at rate corresponding with the
ability Of the party to give it; but he had other
consdersiioRs-those relating to public policy
in capital where there doubt Of the guilt Of
the patty and where sort of precedent is 10 be es.
tsblisted.
The Distrct.Attorney said his attention had been
called TO the Constitutional objection by one of the
Oldest Judges Of the City, in whose views he fully
conceded. In respect to the remark Of the Judge as
to the proprety Of the bail being suited to the cond
ton Of the party, the Snn Of $4,000 would be very
proper in the case of aveiy wealthy individual, but
in the present instance would be- in fact denial of
bail, and he felt ured that $40 900 would have an
equally good effect. They may not be able TO give
even that but if the Judge should see fit to reduce IT,
it cannot be helped evea If they are not able to give
H. He would suggest to the Court to reduce to that
amount.
The Judge said he was satisfied that $40, 900 would
have the effect required by Law to insure the attend
ance of the parties for trial The bail of Hyler,
Linn, ard Van Pelt accordingly, will be reduced to
slo,oco each, the responsibility of the parties offering
% surees to be examined oto by the Clerk, aud ap
proved by the District. Attorney and the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19
To Mariners.

LieHr on PoIxr BoSrTA-ESrRAscE TO SAN Francisco
Bay GAIA hxe3 ht will be exhibited. about the Let OF
Nay from the Point Bonita the northern side OF
the entrance TO the Bay Of San ffsbcsco California
The un mating Of the sesood order catsdop
ke. Of be system Of Fresnel.
The structure will be brick tower. surnounted BY
hbtern.
The sht viii about go feet above the level and
sboud In Ordinary states Of the atmosphere from 40
IS wster dists OF 2St nsn
cal n statute niles 49, $500,
The following approximate position Of the Lighthouse;
Latitude 81 a. 10 " topsitude. I22 80 50 w.
CAMPBELL GRAHAM, Lighthouse Inspector
Eax Eros~t,f3 March "a. 1885
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

There 10 one town yet TO hear from. Tho Ssasss
stands ls Fusiopists and Ds1ocrsis.
OF the q Senators elected 70 ths next LAgisIstpys
not one hU ever been mem Der Of shst body-an d,
rance. ve believe which has never before c,arrsd
The following have been members Of the 10 ser Hoess.
Charles yorbes E.st Stafford in isSs and st, Jsn~e
batosh New Maven, In 1884,; Efwus pFeais New Laa5o,
IN 1871 Leaned Hsh,d bacon IN $50. Abrshsn se>eA~.
Beth EN-. ID La; Iohs wsshaas shea In 1884 snd lad
r,rs, Convene Stafford 10 1887 add ste nehSd u loss
Covesuy In lst3 Charles r alSp Mhdietosn xr.l,-sNi
Yale IN 1921. .Sd frnsrly alssysr; Ors Per, y
Hsrvst .ss,eI .oi sisiu.sed y Yale IN isa. Ga.
boy lssy.T ssd srsdusisd .. Bo~dein COLLEGE, 10 lsr
ssd !; .oibo .; i.L ."s, 81 ~9oiespi wns.a fs,
Der III. ver Boase 10 1914 ssd probably the o- -
Der Of ibst body sClsims - s~s,s doabtfaI
NEw-H,sPsHIRE -Belo~ We present a esr.,..-
., .ha ,,o,a e. ~r.SW
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Of three sueeessive feast days. ssA Sunday follow
il males the fourth; and in al these day. DO
work 10 permitted to be done, except from ~ n.
On Saturday; and Santa Anna efs last nlgns Tor
Taeubsys 10 spend this time there. Some sup
pose that be il about to take the opportunity 70
lave fof Morelia. but il ie doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ArKrL 10.
HyLER AND NoRRIssrY BAILED.

H1LEN AND HUKkIssff BAILED.
Soon after the opening Of the Court Of General
Sessions, this. morning, John Hyler and John Nor
,issey, indicted for the murder of VIM. Poole, whom
Jsdge Morris, Of The Supreme Cont, hal decided
could be allowed their liberty by entering into bonds
in the spm OF $40 600 each appeared before Mr. Van
seyyocli Cleik Of The Court accompanied by nuuer-
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guOken. &c.

lat ~ 81 Ion 81 o. ship Patrick Henry.
hcu New. York for Liverpool
March 81 Let 81 o. len ca 3d. bhg Rodney Carr OF aud from
April II lot "a is lon. 70 80 brig Macon, from Newfork
kg Savannah 800
April r. lat @l7N Ion. 70 50 W. brig Baltic (o Camden,
n J. from st. MARKS for New. Yofb.
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Arrived.

se.mhp Georges Crest eager. chsrletoc 90 tsrr dse
10 lhp hiisy
Bris Cypihs Gal, RcQce, 10 a. with 10 81,
Boil a X ughst.
sbr houp.B Wave (of proviepee) Pstterou Pegrts Ca
b.lo March 20 coffee hidss 70 5. DE AEeds Joge Co
Lift Am vessea 10th iLs. Ia the Gulf 'tfe eIesr
creed hssv, gale from which caused The weasel 70
lssJ; split res.il loot nb. Sc; has y passengers
scbr 81 MARY Johnson, Peato Cahee March So e,fee 70
Wolf ssxss Co.
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sY TELEGRAPH 10 rHs ssw-fORE rRIBUs.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrSGToS, Thursday, April 10, 1855.
We lesrn that the Clerks in the Departments are
issuing proposals to LOOK up Bounty Land claims and
,rspsaetiDg such business generally during their regu
lar Office hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19
NAVIGATION AND THE WEATHER.

PITTSBURGH Thursday, April 10. 1855.
The river at this point measures ten fest in the
channel, and is falling. The weather is extremely
VAIN and yesterday afternoon the thermometer ia
the shade marked &c degrees.
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MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NBw-YORK.......ATsiLIs IS.
Cleared this Forenoon.

Bris-G Boyd, GIps.riek, Philadelphia. wsdIeisa
Krox
sehr Msrths. Murray, Beaufort Davis Holmes; hsrinih
NJ Robinson P,ro1'h johnson 5lssnt; knight. sears,
Philadelphia, J. w. Mckee; Webster. Perry Hartford j.!
". Mckee; Davidson. Dsieol. City Point Vac Bant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

galis Better Dusie never ~ hssrd On tAsse AiHs
and Aner lsoking set Of nsseiAas never got ~
gsther.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, April 10. 1855.
Money unchanged. Stocks steady. Reading Rail-
road, ~; Morris Canal, l3s; Long Island Railroad,
1871; Pennsy lvsnis Railroad 43l Pennsylvana State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19
SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE

SOUTHERN MAIL FAILURE.
BALTIMORE, Thursday April 10. 1855.
We have received New Orl. ans papers of Thursday
last but the latest mail is still due.
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Jusnranre Companies.

ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
"A CAsa CAPITAL s2JOO00.
OrFrcE No 10 WALL sT NEW YORK.
Lee: tss IRE IRE
euIrsn' ss's o,xr.y Sec rs'"'''''
CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ CASH dS SAr IT !, ss.;Sc,"Go.
oDpGs;n,; &c L sfssSsn s,.! sssS.'s"
JAS B. AMEs, Secretary JOIN sAssY. Surveyor.
GLOBE MUTUAL INSURANCE Co., No. 81.
" Wal st This Company. with esoi.ai Of y 'O o@
and Inland Nsvssion Add Transportation Risks at Tho car.
rent rsies Of premium
Asea,s.lp p H LOVELY P r.s J. k syss.
HERMAN 7. LIVINGSTON, Alexis s..es
Jogs .axros WLLIAxT CoLsx,S,
FspUk SCH gsIseER, ALPBsUs J LIGHrBoUN,
ALsxAsDsR FsE.R THgoDosE PEssy.
R,sgsr CASE, WILLIAM T. CHURCHILL,
BsRTsAsD CLOVER. Thomas ~ STANTON,
AIrx xssos 30 sosssLL, ' JorH.s { MrrxEs,
NATHAN STAIR Henry SLIPPER,
Edgar sPRAGrE. AUGUsrs SoLELIAc, a.
STaRnrsL FRosT MrLwcr's NJ SsEExy.
sYLvasus J. MACY, ALAssox MASH
EosEs srARBucx First Vice Prssidsot
WILLI.h L. AVERY, nd Vice Pfestsn.
RoBERT II MCMILLAN secfotary
NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE Co.,
4
CASE CAPT ~ $4,000,
WITH LARGE SURPLUS
This Company continues TO UPON Dwelling HOUSE,
stores other Bulorssi also, Mereh.ndse hoass"x
Furniture ships 10 port ard their csoes &c sssns ios "
e'"'s' '' n''' On IS RICHARD J. Ta9RsE. President.
JopN MILLER, Secretary
CT. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANf-
- Office sb-sy conner Of i4th.t and No Y w Co.
April " An Election for Directors OF the Sc NenoS
Ia:as%ss Co%g.ey Sss held on ss tl os S :9s
LANES sTEi yEnsSsx EDxsaD. COOK.
EAEFORD sMlrH, i. hsEyES
RICHARD MOORE JOHN q DtMMck. :
were place OF the cisss o' orecors wno
term o. expired hst day The following tho Bosa
q Wr.'ow' Eichssd Hoore VIM W. Cornell,
o.. n Nhi,e Israel Minor, David Green.
$500 A Cook r W. Reeves, VIM. }. Bhasy
lance Hslloek, Elijah WNd, James 4 stsveas
JOIN c. DiIEics, ssndeison. neay " Crane,
VIM A Wheeler. Henry Dubois, Il NOT,
Geo N Van Mort, II 3 Bolster S,eghea !" J'ss
J. r Del vsecbo, John s. Meyer, George q Hossl
Inn %, nbam g. q Most Isaac Hendo<n
John " Site Andrew Wsd az.
Al ueeting of the Board Of Directors, held On ne uu
inst WILLIAM WIN5LOW ~ss sns5ia,os.ly elected ~
dent WIN. sLocUa. seass.r
T,BE NERO ANTILE FIRE INSURANCE Co.
Il No. 1874 Broadway, corner Johna
c.sh Capital s2Oo 900, securely inveHse. ~. =
al descriptions Of property. on myorsb's sss%s ~
lows BAEzs seereiary. WI A. Ya0MSOn.ns-
THE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY -
pollsv $500 0oD "A EDWARDS, President, JANIS "
BEUREH, Secretary with Board OF Directors en-
m.ny Of commercial business men Office, for me -
| at NO. 81 Wall t ,..iAx n
Courier and Epaurer No 10 Wall which they VII 's'D
A e 7 completed
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miscellaneous.

There's srest demsnd
throughout The ard .a
gorLyONs rOwDER-rsnAHles
To Ain bugs fess,
Ins.cs on tree. .x
a,S coaches ,no--'ts gusrsnteeS 90, MA
DFPOT for LYONS POsSUcspI,LSs ss
~ srTIc POWDER and AisSEarsiiCs rsss sy
de,rucrion Of IL see,s snd vernin no ~ Of LYON
s.ru ne without the four medhs sSe
fsss or box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

II &. BON.OS. G-pepl Afeut. sin b at The 0ey 1t
Boose FVERY Ats RE0ON until Tussdsy neIt receive
spphcsiiors ard svs u'orn alton
WAIST POWDER.-B. T. BABBIrT il the
Il siisnL inventor OF the CHEMICAL YEAST 90 v0Ea
xhch prepared ard cold BY hn 81 Nos IS sd ~ Wshins
kss Yo'h lin tin Thee vts purchsse ssuf
sst hat they get itst with tie above hasbs
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RemopaA.

DEMOVAL.-Th undersigned, now reinn.ss
~ at the old location Isl Broasw.y Gill 70 ~. =
cse OF jud ss In the FIRST circles Of tne
desvof 10 elicit eontib 81 the fsyofs Of IN ss
pstrops under positive determination 10 whore ~
Es.b sales A. .ueh moderse cosrr-s as it 10 oesvss ~
prompt ready soauiescsuee 70 M terms % r.s
best interests HM I. JESNiS3- Draper sn' 70. ssz..
No 13l 6rosdusy 81 door shove the nd -
DEMOVED.- BROWN e. Co. have IN. nv -
~ their place Of busiDes to No 10 "ES % UP 4OE~
oppos,te White St where will continue Su.tussp4
sTERY business Wh~lessle snd reesl dealer s.s,s -
Cu.hiobs Paisssss, Feather and stlaw bes !. ,sS
Cot Bottoms Hotels stsAn.shlps, aud ste.ms ii - y
We bes leave respectfully 10 solicit ne pteue ~ mots
anime the ssae. Our prices are Ieas~ naos ssRcWs
small profit. ard quick returns" TR0Cf
No. 10 West Broadway. 19
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Passengers Arrived
I, sei, ST. Nrys fysm Peuto Cdbe1o-J c. Doder lsdy
sn1 thrs ehlsr.n Dr. Rsunnhein. L. Cepolene and ser
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TJ'HE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY ~
been org.nized with cspt.l Of Four aundnot 49,
Dollar $500 Oo) A EDWARDS, President, JAhSsvs
BEUREE, Secretary. with Board Of Directors en'neS
usuy OF oar commercial business Office, for ne 80
at NO. 81 Wall st ..,Ax n
The Company have taken the rooms recently @ -
Courier and Enquirer, No 70 Wall which they VII w.
a soon % the re pairs ave completed
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17


JThc Press (at least the intelligent and
independent portion Of iD seems disposed
to question the judicial infallibility Of
judge Kane Aside from joking however,
VIC would not be SO unjust as to charge
Judge Kane with claiming infallibility
We are not aware that inflllibility is claim
cd for any body in this world except a
gouty old gentleman called Pio Nino, whose
shanty stands in the small village Of Rome
on the Tibcr river, in country which was
once Italy, and which will be Italy again
when she shall Iisc as from the dead, and
with potshcrI scrapc of from her person
the ecclesiastical vcImin which have lived
upon her for arcs. Infallibility belongs
to God alone. The doings and the dcci-
sions Of any earthly tribunal are subject
to discussion, and the Press as We observe
arc disposed to criticisc judge kanc's ar
bitrary decree by which a citizen of Penn
sylyania was committed to prison for an
alleged contempt Here is anoblc article
from the N.aclS' Journal: l-ChrontC5c.
at is notable that of the Philadelphia
press, the Sun alone appears to roasesss
courage enough to speak boldly and open
ly Of the ridiculous if not criminal action
Of Judge Kane, in the Wheeler slave case,
in imprisoning a northern freeman with
out the shadow Of a cause. In speaking
Of judge kanc'5 dilcmma,t the 'Snn thinks
that if the opinion of Judge Name Is sound
constitutional law; if the slave chattcl
can be carried by its owner into a free
State, and right of service despite the To-
cal law, be retained then VIC are all at
sea, without chart, compass or iuddcr, on
the question Of slavery. II, as Judge Kane
intimatcs, there is no statute Of Pcnnsyl-
yania which affects to divcst the rights Of
property Of citizen Of North Carolina, ,ac-
ruircd and asserted under the laws Of
that State, because he has found it ncccs-
sary or convenient TO pass through the ter
rtcry Of Pennsylvania, (Which could be re-
coguizcd as valid in Court Of the United
States" then State sovereignty is farce,
and all the old ccntralizipg tendencies Of
federalism arc revived in their full force.
Slavery is local institution, or was,untll
Judge Kane tried to make it national 'and
now it must follow, that if the Northern
States cannot prohibit its introduction up
on tbcig soil, they yioi-:cd,tbe a'nSiiiu-
tion,l compact III their various acts OF
emancipation The decision ofJud e han'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-17
that will be hard - beat. The field bad

that will be hard - beat The field bad
been in grass for twenty years, and for
the last ten years had been used as cow
pasture. This spring it was turned over
with 4 Michigan Double Plow, and the
potatoes planted in rows, without any Inau-
urc. Ii anything, the vines are too lux
uIian.
A large quantity choice frui. is raised II
the farm. The apple, plum and pear
trees arc loaded, and prove that the scrap
ing AMI clcaninr Of the bark, the cul,iva-
ton Of the soil, AMI the iulicious but free
use CT tie pruning knife meet a rich
r.wlrl.
What Z -plonlil garden. How healthy
and vigorous are those fine beds Of mclons,
10 tu. dare look at them now; and when
they were younc they were fenced ouc
with boxes. Here Is fine row of sum
NOR celery, and there any quantity Of de-
liciou7 raspborrics Help yourself This
Fllstoy i vcry Gnc. Yes, but this Red
iat,raT Is Of better favor aud picks
easier ffanconia il perhaps better tn an
either JJT mdrkt We are too late for
strawberlic-. There Is not a single berry
lcf, on that large bed Of Crims,a Coac
l. that cool yarictyI None better in
this vicinity. 1t Is large, firm, hardy and
prolific" What fuc Early York Cab
bare; no grub has troubled them, and
here arc cucumbcr5 by the bushel Why
cannot every farmer have such garden?
Orcr the fence :hcre, on rather stiff soil,
Is three quarters Of an acre Of orange car
rots, dressed with four hundred pounds of
Peruvian guano. They are, as they ought
to be, fine crop. For horses, Mr. X
thinks half peck of oats and peck OF
carrots arc equal to peck Of oats. Hero
is fine lot Of onions bu, how thick thcJ
arc; what shall you do with them2 Thin
them out, dry them and replaut them next
spring. In this way you Gct very Gus
onions.
The barn-yard is supplied with con
slant stream Of water by an hydraulic
ram, from 4 spring a quarter Of mile
distant, AMI sixty fec, fall. Mr. X con-
templates forming reservoir AMI using
the surplus water, DRAWINGS Of the barn
yard, &c, for irrigating purposes. No
form conld lie better for it,-and we will
guarantee tha. nothing will pay better.