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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
PhflsdelpAia Cattle Market .....JUSE IS.
The marks xsre prettx e sulped yeserday and sales

were rather dull. $500 =,
BEEF CArTLEThs receipts amounted TO III head received
from 25 from Penns vaoia fl8 from Ohio 1870
from Virsi ard "a from Kentucky. The Gales amounted 10
go head AZ Price rsnsrr from 50 10 t NJ. 'o.s
fru Ohio Ker Vsns ispo.d Of at rom $40
sei 40 b IS head left over, aud 100 taken to New
York
SHEEP LAnss-Tbe supply at Toroers Avenue Drove
Ysyo amoonted 10 600 head and sales were made at
prices RANGING from head for the former and from
81 81 In 81 each for the latter.
BoGs-he Of HUss sold amour ted 10 500 head,
which w.re principally from Penpylvsrs Toe demand
good 81 d they ,hi from 81 IS to So y 100 70
CALvEs-The supply Of this kind ofs'oct was nm
usually aood ISLES 20 bead at from SIS 20 S+5
for Cows SIS for SpDses and 81 to SIS ADD
Cd 10 $25 for dry Cows
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Rnss-HelsnAn (Dutsh). Peterson. Au~sraxun. Y.n.A
NsDehs; hobart Jssds, PbisSe ohs, Y n Pmsms, ca
OBJ, Howard, CornvsIls, D. .. psok.rn. "a
gsrlv Curseoa Brett. Son Co. STAR a ID. A.n u.I
fsy, ID r De Wo,G
seLconep-M Warrs HsIoca, so'.u's isrs, s -sS
Tptfe Bs,r Pbhs..tbs w sehre; n tsr D.
Ad,msr, Ia maI, Mean W Nbssioek n 60 -pins
La stair Al. dria, NJ Bedsll; Emslhe MI
Lane West l. Co. hsrcers. Brewster, BscA
Abbott
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TIT, family .t IS 1t auction 1000 bba dsmsssd sn3
soId at RYE fLoUn lower with salss q 81 n
Cons MEAL quiet but 6rm =. $2 for rennsylysa ~ g.
Wheat mo setve; sale. Of 90 hush 81 2oD$ - tor
Inferior 10 PRIME Red 81 sra 81 for fair god White
pine are very scarce RYE requ- with ssles Of 700
bu,h 72a7sc for Pen.ylvsn,s aud SOC al on
made public CoRs in dm.ad for prime o.s sse'
o. eco ku.b Sou horn yellow d5Sic 900 do. P-nnsy
var ia az Sc and na damaged a. f267c OATS more
nj, pty ana ,aes of on bush. southern st Sd3ic
GRocEREs and PRoysioSs; much doing owing TO the
frmess holders the high rsfes current WHISKY
continues scarce at 3ld52c for bbs and 2sc for hhds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

IS Csi,.vs.s Rl,Oad sii 50 Union Csa hswn ia3, 80 d.
~, Mn thil sil,e cssh e4a q DO. 81 Little buyl
Railroad <5i; Bnsv~, hcsdow kAr q S3}, 10 HsrH
ss, Ri Nd ~ S.nss Ard ASesy Re-, cd ~, -
C,nmscia Bsph 81; 100 Grsrd Bssk Ii 81 Farmers and
hsobspcs' Bark e5ti B City Bsns 53l
nsrwsen Bsa,ds-Ito r. aiding Raj DAD e4; 900 Elura
Rssd Is LIST nossse. 724 30 Morns Canal b. 1871 100
Resont Railroad 81 60 Log 10 and Ra4,oai, Isl
SseoNS Hoard co.. beading dsi 6s a. ys 100
P'ms So sst; 900 City Go seli IS P.nna RElfo.d, al
DO. 81 70 Litt scbuy Railroad ~; Ia Nv GrsDsds
20 Reading Rail,osd 70; do cash rs; 20 Morris Csnd
Pef 100, 80 fhlsaephis Bank, sswn, M do. IA; Farm
|Jte, Boa,S-5 P.rr. a. ss leo New cr..l Coal Com.
psby, II.
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Passenger, Sailed

IN 'ea.h1 E.ss. 10, Earre-LouIs ssnsrrens, Jose n
Guiieper HsvGsi David Mcleod Mr. Whuel &C. Paul Mn
hsh.rS. and .r.r Ne. yost Mr. eoehs Francs ~ POr
Mn A a. GILES and ds sher. Mr. Carrie France Mr. Jones
Enssnd Mr. Richard AID Lons BrsIdon Nova
tia z. Lehman, Dir and Mrs Beck M.s Sarah Lamb New.
sri Ai.s foetney MIS- 0reneer Mr. Yoctasy aud Capt
speI England Mr. and Mrs. whittel three children aud
maid E.wYsrk J. 3. Bohne Barth NJ Hirsch Germa. Y;
Mr.. Duncan New York-Tota. -
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The groes 7. ceipts Of the Wiliamsport and Euira
Railroad have been, for four months past, more
than so cent greater than the corresponding months
Of last ,ear; and it Is confidently expected ths. from
the LIST of july the receipts will more than double
those Of the same period in 1855.
At Boston money is sbundsntly supplied at rates
ranging at from to cent? according to the quality of
paper and collsterals.
At the meeting Of the stockholders of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Road yesterday 1t Demouicos no sc.on
was taken, but much Information was ELECTED fro
various parties in regard to the working Of Coneolda-
tioD 1t is not probable there will be any serious op-
position TO the prj. ct among the stockho'der.
The decision Of the Court Of Appeals in the New
Haven Railroad case, which We pubished yesterday,
is one Of the most important decisions to the financial
world which las been made for ioag n0e and Will
create q eat selsation In the eye Of the law it nay
be very proper decision, but in the eye Of equity and
commo. renre, it ia outrageous and abominsble II
this decssn To hold one is safe buying the stock
Of any corporation unless he frvt employs skfa &C.
oouptsDt to make atborough examination Of the stock
leSger and ascertain that there no oversue. Aoor.
poration need take no pains to ASCERTAIN tie in
tlrty of their sgent or TO watch his sets the
whole loss of his frauds, If any, fsie on the in
nocept psbLc, who had no voice In he appoint
nent, sld no means whafever OF ascersAine whether
he il committing frauds not. The decision, IN our
opinion is Disgrace to the intelligence Of the nine
teerth century The conduct Of the Directors Of the
Royal Swedish Railway, when the hands OF Mr. Sad
leir were discovered h in most favorable contrast %
that Of the New-Hsven Directors, who have taken
every step i. thsi1 power 70 Psvsss t0s s"'ss" OF
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COURT CAJFNDAR-Tpr, DAY

SUPERIOR COURT-Tnal Tem.-Nos. GIL, 72l,
56o 1919 76s 10 I'll 772 IA s 7sl 1872 7s6 799 100 7e3
7 7 1913 sOi Sc2 s03 s4 sC7 es sO9 80 3D. s5 s6 87
el1 ass, 7g6, 749.
The Superior Court has appointed the following Va
cation Genera Terms: Thursday July Tuesday September
z; Saturday, Oc'Cber g. 1856.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoBRT.-Nos. Sc 49,
SO, 69, 10, II, 70, ~ 81, 10
SUPREME CoURT CIRCUIT.-NOs. 1865, 30s2, 3175,
Is2s 1896 1872 7 2lsl ls 1855 3l57, $780, 3c7s
2Sg7. 3i82 52l, 1898. 1854 81 81. 1877 1886 2Si6
SUPREME COURT-Special Cenm.-NOne
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CornT OF ArpraIs. june 25.-No 81, reserve,

Corn1 OF ArPIALs, june 25-No el, reserved
foi Jul, Noe ~, reserved TO- Jure 20 No az srack
of No 81 " al eat Fast River Moua Iu.ursnce 'mpany
Argued Mr.. }. w. Gerard for sppelsDt; Mr. Wm Nnyes
70, IespobdeIt No Hoyt asst Carer. Argued Mr. JOB
Pier on ior spoellst NJ Jobr Re,nnlt foi s'o' dent
reserved for June n. SO for July a. N0s
Law. Argued VIM l. Learned for sppt John X porer
for 49, Sedswiek Stanton VIM Porter for appt
g. T. Fs'rcbld fer Tespt
CALE.DAR FOR JUNE 2sNO' ~, H. 76, n %, 81, A. 49,
- 30, "a g
JUsE 20 No. g. 1856 49, e. "a "a. 4,45, 50, ~ struck
off, No 90 Bs-y aud others ast Western Vermont Raj road
Con psny Argued Mr H. Ks.chum for appt Mr. Wm. c.
Noy., retpt 10 49, passed No ~ People rel. Hut
and ohe,s stt Sch rhorn AID Others On arsume Nh
Samuel BssidIey aid Mr. John Van Bu,en for spps M.
T. s. Van WHILE foE Iespt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

nerves or any ard vhh Of them, connected with OF sIvns
. 10 he Of speech Affected b. that chSon,s
dsss,e An The rsct-d With speech were one'
sescd h The sPopscpe attach spd 70 continued through
o {, Ii. rhr, NC dveasc .
O. Were pressDt In Mr. Psrish's soh when Mr..
Lord and Q per ed, have
toned direct exsmi atom have roasnn N h.
Ievs pre.ept kpe~ kat l. the house, Blu.
have no distiLct recollection that vas 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR THE TRIBUNE.


ASHRS-The market is firm with Q good demsni: sales Of
80 bb At sc 50 for Pots, and 81 a 81 81 for Pesnsthe
latter
COTTON-There been much doing holders exhibit
more frnpess while buyers few the demanded
The sales 900 bAes Our quotaoLs standard qualities
advanced fc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE June as BEEvEs declined s75 head Of
feed which $50 driven eastward and the remainder
cold at ssds IS net HoGs-Fsh supply and prices steady
Sales at f7aS7 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

will be noticed that the Ing of in Boards and SAouns
yesr comparison with the ligh receipts last
900 900 feet, aud Of Slaves nearly IA Oo
coo h.
At Chicaso notwitbsnd ding the immense stock 90 hHnd
pices rule steady 1t appears that the demand from &C. LOUIS
the Cbeseo market luts brisk During last week there
shppsd to st. Louis 400 900 feet orier tor
million On Friday Chicago cargo of $50 QUO feet
sold ct 9 II N, to 20 to Davenport.
principal
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WhaaeFs.

CID :. New Bedford 2.b bark Merlin tDsw $40 tans, De-
Pacific Ocean Sid 2h chip Eaops, for Indian aud Pc
Sid NON ha,taroise,t 9th schr Palmyra Smith, Atlantic
An Nev-Lor don 2lss schr John Smith rsher from
Atlantic Ocean Goree Bay. Africa, April o. with sa5 bes VII
letter ileI Cap. Smith Of :his NewHt. q NswBsdsss
cp St O. q hs Hop: Oh Of
dated Fay I. Msr.h rssraissd and
c: s.1t % SSas: :so
fore her tr.ieahq.us ay had taken II sb.
A.i.I i'og Capt wieO. Of barb Warren Of New Bedford
reports her Honolulu 10 40 H. clssn bound north Reports
At M.qve..s I..nd. March 90 H.lv..., Windov, N B. go
m Ay sas T. . . s...s :. .: ::c.
sl'' Emily H.ls do 4o.p Rish%oos M;Dshsse'r. DO ~
;:. m h.as ss:.is s9s m.1Sss..: .na
70 TSs s.s f.: e., s
lost beat soo v, Of sde recovered the boz. sss not
ssesy beach With but . to Be proei,-a tbsrs
IN W.: Of 'hip 's.ps' dssn il pE0psr to b cautious
spoler Jsns 90 l.t % o.. lon TO- h.rk H. Augusta, q
S.. .. E.n'neis' Bar sh ;hi 20 Lexington s,csi 9ess'k
Sd o% eo as chr vi" %sn sSf z oo.s 90 Ms:
AUS, NV Bedford 2,ts ship General Pn:, Dee.la..p,
Of l. 81 coz plant having been st months. hs -. .hsss
ss:: s:Si s So; =:
passage. S Oh IS, s:a, i g; room 2.
S.I TMiiin 70 i.:.e NJ %s.t .s.sse,d 100 Con
speecs.ll to c. Gihbs. Haven soons JSn %
: s s.: s s, ID: s! ss
the Pacific.
A. at Warren 25h Msy Frances Rule Pscec Ocssss
Last from Tsleahusna GO bible sperm OIL ell told
Brig Hun boldt troyd:neS fspoir June u lat on
bos engaged hs bsshhsh shortly after passed too more
letter Capt Cloush Of bark At vsrbsven
reports LAT b. IDS T., 10 bbis 1D d.
OF Fsll River who died Of zee Dee H.
=! i = : :i Be: S::: :s s: :sH 49,; ~ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

sales Of stocks as Philadelphia. JUSE 2S.
f1st Bea,d-s oeo suse Canal G. ss} Minehi Railroad
ios 1000 U, Ion Ca, C. cash a, 90 do e. SEQ W.
a hsilrosd 70, lst mort, 7aS ne AnsS 20 Ss eteuA
- Nj i%ss d, esssA. ,sa - IsA Asnsss1 ~ - - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

The following table gives the retail price Of the
principal articles Of Farm Produce n the City Of Kew.
York On Thuudsy, June 20:
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UBy Hndson Rsy Boat-75o0 bbs Flour ice bushels
Wheat go do Rye lS5 Geo do Corn SIT bills Whisky 70 do
Ashes Us do Provisions
by Esie $50 bb Flour IS pigs Whisky l65 do
Provkions, $50 bags Wheat, 20 bbla Ashss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

Reported SptciA1y
ALBANY, Wednesday, June Is 1885,
There has been lees scvy the market tho week and
Limited The demand fro toe Eas and South,
no Ics d last week of short dur tioD.
We feature In the market since last report
Prees fully maintained though, owing to slight crease
In he Z cepts, the sfock has accumulated somewhat
The receipts BY the canals during the third week In June,
In the ysafs named were - folows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

nAil quiet Corros very fr, With small snsSc icus a.
III sisa fLevn be- IN spssst tendency sass Of 800
~ = 81 sI $500 - g ~ q I:sss. Iss.ds
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Dfsassors, 70.

BDc O. w. LAwK.xcE. Wei from 81 Jsso for Trie..e va
rs. tn s:p' II: :e: I'D
cage tm so cof. 81 Ger. taken Into Nassau se b.
@ .:
;s .nd %. Of John sin. master Of the 'eAI
Nassau PAr,s Of the say. Turks
wmeid a. Lors Cay, snd sSsbsr W.. rvn ..Sore :; CT
i.sc n or.Sperc. Of the cspai humber Of the erew
having died Ihe latter was probably the big g. w. Law
BSIc NEW EaA w.ie', from M.t.nr.. for Phi.aeloh.,
.hoe Orange Gays Tho CbsIhsr Of Commscs ssttisd
take rol the wreckius vessels the lith, and
Az AN saIc from Msbs for Csrdsnas he's besn wr..tsd
Her being days rhs wreck BY
brig For.Ice. Capt Jones which srv.d Hdf.1 sto inst
re- 81 x5sI s ~. II
part board the Lady ss,moar
,m ~ sound Tie vessel va. probably tho brs Wssumpis,
tm Mobile for Csrdebs seen abandoned 7th inst By schr
scHR Roswell KUc, Whtson from Pbisdephis bound 70
R:P O.: 9TH &C. e beef :Dd Pr. put ito so.. a:
ssGeounsrse two hssyy gale. .pr:n. s.a e:ed AVA, 10
BELGIAN BAlk KoorHAxOEL-C.pt HARDING Of wh.lsshtp
Tved .. the les bow with .sns Of di"res Tying
Capt Hudns bore down for hr AID though thsr very
1 j. ,s.s g. ": pow: HS Is q
S.si .ya ss bad r.: ; p':y :: he, s; G.pt a.,dss
.rc: .nh h- help Of which, Capt stoctsr vosd attempt
to ~oIL the vessel ino Rf.:.
:. on sr. on the S ,IsI XfsS
Sels esuisd ana IL Il day: .ss .sS.d Nom
a. the :s Of the On iSs OF IL. sss:
cbeba'gtd 10 sAcertair d. msfe,
i. ~heb rut into Bsr~ue soms time pat. and there
bsIoobed to The u1erwrten ws TO DO sold b. suction ct
THE HULL Of the oereliet brig George built Bsth No.
yesrs old lsO uns, haa been solo for $4,000, cssh
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The shove markets are carefully revived By Tie fOl
loving dealers at Washington market:
] n FrLLIn-stsnd Nc. loi, Butter Cheese and Lard
k.PAcKsa 6os-etand No. Q, Poultry and Oaus
ksAPp nyso-ssAnas Noa - and .. Beef Mutton vsa
and Lamb
rvLl.a nAsD-sseads NOs and 4. City snsasd Hams
bseAs co-ssasd Ne 4. Fruits Of Ill linda
D. hseoz-eAnds Nos u and - rsh dealer.
g HAhns-etanl No -, Esss, Chssss, ke
D. kus Cs-Roe . and rultrn street. 0rsex-srd
Dried rraifs, Vegetables, Hests. he
W. j. BkAeK-etAnd Ne g. vssstsbleA
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- hNlArrlE ALMAxAc......rHIs
oeH-Anes.... GSl ses...... 7:35 MooH-Risss. f7m
ee1dy Heck. RI Gov Island. SIT aesss 80. 4, "a
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Jusr S-Bsfo,e
Judge BErrs

till Monday n. IT. motion Of the Dsr Attorney
~ Grand atd ~ Petit Jurors for
Tuesday the s'h Of July II o'clock -. Supposed that
be myaned for the disposal Of the Brsmaa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

CleareA.
BtsamsAips-Paialco. DARLING Washinstop Demill Ca
BE. DE- Lfds, Hsvls, 3. CsnasI
Sea.asaseaS, knssla, 0alvssass, J. Z DNVss c.
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s,ec of the law has already reaneed need no. % ma
MOE wr-sched the that tho harmony OF the eoas
1eqpircs the epsctips Of the scenes. ~, =, J.,
de.res delighted With the OF tie code
x ~ ,hs r.ea Of under H. ,urcly may oar enough
hont ~, 70 pake wboe bead sch sod his Who hart
% rnasr The Of voofheess last ediiioa the discor-
already issue " m sone twenty volumes OF TO
no. ted cases vhcb have arisen ande' L. A..
Tie 10 Gov from ns use OF TINS VIZ ere %
spen the pubic confidence in III with country already a. ~
seS hy m hsh prosperity aod inesrine brls We arc so
en,.r ppon wsfsrs surely 70 Gest sn2 as
this ,S rsdo0nds only % zoe hI'0 ,..s frb
sIc- and msrisd wisdom Ny opnion THAI 'ne "
the Sps ciai Term should be reversed.
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rsrryp CT rEs COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-JvsE %
~' n crs Ccmnlssioner MoRToS

United STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-JvsE %
B,cre Conlnlssioner MOTION
1ur .rIraIp SLAYER BRAMAs-sMrH DAY.
II inis~o Sta sst Joseta Pedro De Cunha
AsnA..s DrI.so b. ~ not a
IN, ,spts which be taien on board 10 GARDENERS BAY
M S Ss pS and Me-. London hsye
thai COP Mr. frssers house have rottsn his me he
s,s,sneS sunbUrct Mr Frazer Captain Of the soOp
SosS.i osees.d to the declaration F.sr and the Captain
1be Captain OF be svop si 'bat b. had attended saves b.
WHOA. Hotel iaer. ws further Rs.ea
bers sd Ds Gotta Da Cunhs being PRESENT. the conversation
). IeIins ri Ds Cui ia Ortusue,e, aud told me that
~.S G !. 90. that Ds coshs was 70 DO ne Sasoe..
OF The to 'ai the vessel vas toll that would hsve
sDd Frsnce ssso Portugal 10 btCssh. 20 in
%. Joop fer'esse h:ts belonging 20 m (. - "a se WIN
SO 70 come The s%s wy o. 3 aa 'GS B. me so0 Be
Eat traces b. ,bsD TOOK the vssbes back the coas;
the Of this unusual course to escape the cruisers on
Of flesh 10 escape .s.rssion Sa. ..usdod Il
"A. s9Sd 6. ia ..s Sc on TS; sS
.sso, Tue.d.y ID Of June, when took the eshs
%' . ss' .oaoi to
0,sn.r: s.y a. -9Sd S;i bad to have 90 many msa
bat they put board 10 this IT. and did discover
e Attorney here out in evidence Of srsn.n
nn Nam 81 Jo'eph Frs.r owoer 10 De Cos, for one
q N. X. sI a. 20 Ss S. $
be Blown were seized 10 the bay IL was given to me BY
fused 70 90 90 a. had been tst-n should
denn.d hey ,sd If there any trouble the Cos
ON He ss,I LEI know d had
steamer without papers refused this
charter also blind, which Oa Cos told me 1t
well THE ofthe brig also nl
there trouble about g.ttos the register but told DA
Costa hat there I did wish before
Monday; Frazer resided when him No 81 Governor
yesterday found that his Manuel Joseph, and
be member Of the firm Of Oates Joseph No 4s Water
street. New York, csulkers Makers &C. Joseph alias
Frazer at the Custom House that he the Of
the the handwriting the claim filed for the vessel
leOis hle Joephs hsDd~TiDe tTh. claim filed IA the
United District Court and Judge Bets decided that this
claim sufficient law which to found proceedings for
boz dins the vessel
The District turned the witness the counsel
br the defense for crosse * amin alton.
lSjourbed to III q. IN. frdsy.
d. De Curba Refs, Of the firm Of FigaDiere, Refs
90 arrested charge Of oeitg gagged In the
rede In fitting ont the schooner Ava alias lie
admitted 10 ball the Of $4,000 Geo. W. ,ossvslt
and o. de la FssDiers partner Of the prisoner justified
surefiea
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NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.


YoR THE wEEK eHDISe JUNE Is 1885.
Reported specially for THE NEW oRk TnIsuNE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-17

A LUXURY FOR AKTMALs.-It is related
of Rev. Sidney Smith that when on hi:
farm, each COW and cali, and horse and pig
were in turn visited, and fed and patted anG
all seemed to welcome him; he cared for
their comforts as he cared for the comforts
o: every living being around him. He used
to say, 81 am fol all cheap luxuries, even fol
animals; now all animals have passion
for scratching their back bones; they break
down your gates and palings to effect this.
Look! there ia my universal scratcher, a
sharp-edged poe. resting on high and low
post, adapted to every height from horse to
lamb Even the Edinburgh Reviewer can
take his turn: you have no idea how popular
It's. Ihave MT had gate broken since |
put it ur. 1 lave it in all my fields"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-17

HORSE SHoEIsG WITHOUT NxILs.-A Mr..
Short, Of New London, Conn.,, has invented
a horse shoe, which can be put On without
nails. He makes the whole in two pieces,
employing in addition two small screws, to
aid in screwing the parts together. B 9th
are made of malleable iron, the lower portion
or sole being very similar to the horseshoe
ordinarily employed. but with groove
around its exterior, and without nail-holes.
The upper portion, or 'vamP,' is thin, and has
fIange projecting inward from its lower
edge, to Uatch the groove in the SOLE
These paris are SO arranged as to secure q
tight and firm connection, and the whole is
made additionally secure, by the aid Of the
set-screws aforementioned, at the heel
A shoe OF this kind once fitted. the vamp
may be made to wear out great number of
shoes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-17

PLASTER AND AMMosIA.-A Correspon-
dent of the Genesee Farmer says:-'YoU
have lately proved that gypsum, in its ordi-
nary condition of dry powder, will not COM
bine with carbonate of lime ard sulpbaie Of
ammonia. | know il is a practical fact,
from trial on a large scale. also thought
il would in some cases expel ammonia, be-
cause had injured an experimental plat OF
turnips by mixing gypsum with gusno.-
With no more chemistry than gentleman
obtains at college and retains scantily amid
:he varied duties and pursuits Of life, have
a very high respect for the results that il
duction, like your in the case above, will give
us, but no confidence in the dicta OF men
like Liebig, whose genius, (snd | think he
has a great deal of it) is occasionally pros
tuied TO fame
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-17

VANILLA.-The Vanilla, so mach rized
for its delicious flavor, is the product of a
vine which grows to the top of the loftiesl
trees. Its leaves somewhat resemble those
of the grape, the flowers are red and yellow
and when they fall off are succeeded by the
pods, which grow in clusters like our ordi-
nary beans; green at first, they change to
yellow, and finally to dark brown. To be
preserved they are gathered when yellow
aad put in heaps for few days to ferment.
They are afterwards placed in the sun to
dry fattened by tie hand, and carefully
rubbed with cocaa-nut oil. and Pacaed in
dry plantain leaves, 50 as to confne their
powerful aromatic ordor. The vanilla bean
is the article used to scent snuff, flavor ice
cream, fel!ies, &c. The plant grows in
Central America, and other hLt countries.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-17

HoRsE-CHEsTNUr FLoUR.-Recent ex-
periments in France are likely to result in
bringing the horse-chestaut into common
use as food. A paper in La Presse shows
sthat by a thorough washing in pure water,
the starch of the horse-chestnut becomes
free from acridity, and is more valuable
article than the starch of Notwithstanding
more water. 1t is found that the horse
chestnut contains more starch than the po-
tato:- Thirty-fve per cent. Of the chestnut
-four, mixed with wheat -four produces ex-
cellent bread. This has originated a new
and important branch of manufacture in
France, as the horse-chestnuti is there large
crop.--Erchange paper
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-17

EFFECTS OF PUMPKIN SEEDS ON MTLcF
Cows.-A writer in an agricultural paper
says that if pumpkins are fed 10 nj l-h COW:
with the seeds in them, the diuretic proper.
ty of the seeds more than counterbalance:
their mik-increasing qualities, which pump
kins, fed without the seed, certainly possess
Let two cows be fed. one with pumpkin.
with Their seeds, and the other with pump
kins with their seeds and fbrous matter
taken oat. and carefully watch the result
The animal will be found to eat seeds anc
all, give little or no increase in quantity o.
her milk, which will be rich, but her urine
will be seusibly augmented. This increas
ed secretion from the kidneys prevents q
copious secretion from the mammary vessel,
or glands. The other COW, fed on pumpkins
with the seeds taken out, will give rich milk
and more of it, than before eating then with
no appreciabie increase Of urine. Such is
not only single experience, but well at
tested by many, persons.