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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

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dc.sBtsitball Saunf&ip, bat bistmlt uniern IN.
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GrsunSf&afts. s.SessIsunsen rufen In uns ftsts un'
btardnste s5rtute tsrvpf. .n.H #.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

Be~Sasfparb ayres, elm altfr sia@lstsr 9ir.
ser ron GbsRer Gaunty, III lsbtr gDs6t an a.
nrr Sranffdt efilOrbsn, wsl6e biz Nfatii&s Gbc'
lcra genannt rriro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

sa-Gs tbut iius wirtlia istr lsS. bier ttmr.
Ten 81 mdben, eab mir ben Brief unlstss ssfGid'
fen GOrrelpcnoeutsn, Bon Wau& Gbunt, ~ frat
fir olele Summer eshislffn. - Der Snbalt ioa
absr nalhfls ggoHe srIGeiuen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

SIR tatt suG gum Treiuiaissn 8aiaateR 80
wrlammeIn, SamfaSs rnl 26frn SpteEiter, TIM
10 t1tr gSrmitass, am 9auie BON Sebn 6sd.
In Gabwtsitbon esad GauHtp, in SoIlsr Uniform
unb fautsrn seaITsn, I'm 90 parnntEtH. pantt.
li&s Btipobnuns pirb fTwnriet, inhsm atrfffnee
Der sewsbnli&sn StTafe untsrucrfsn flno.
gluF grfsbI bse Gapitdns.
Spnatban Smith, 8. q
Grpt. 9. Eq3u4
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

BS~Dn Ddmpftr empire 9itp," ret6tf srr
tinissn 3assn 81 glsusOrt pon California rns
truH. fat 81 100000 in 5artsclO mitssbradt.-
Cine IdSnt Summe-paeelts irirp absr auA tale
trirbsr mad Gnslano abeehrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

u Gin iunsrr Mann. pOn YbSnirsGs. GaOe
H&, ais CT auf Der Sasc mar, bur4 bic 5ano.-
Or TcIlts attr rtns 6en8 nfi8cn, wpbd llb fer
loobnen am Sdtcb an cinem 0ir1a fcng, pas
@spsbr los Sin9 unS Der SOUP ibm bic 5anb
sryhliansItr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
Wfd drffbe ri6fe.
prelie In 1llIentaIin am Oienlfoa.
Niilc 60rtc.

Sd eFerirs mta btsrsura fiH fas gEptesnes
ar,glmt, = Der Gntl6eipun9 allsr partteisR tfi
Der Hs9heH aasfmsinsR 8atl uRssSwerfen.
N. Wliller.
G1futauu. Nusuit 26. nstgD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
2e6a Vatript.

~ gBir fnp Br. 8rasfHaw, Mitslitb Sts
istisen @cnSrebes, atermaIs Dant l&ulbis, fur
iiberfanete wihtgt Dufuntente.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
Sefentli6e 8enbu.

GreitasS ben Is. Septemter ndhltens,
um iltr glaAmttasS. rrrtrH tis TInsrf&rets>
nsn auf ssn plabe fflbif, frlSensss fGdstaTs ei'
ssntbnm SfmtliG srtaufsn (:
@iue fcb6bbare Baacrci,
sstsgm In Norbwbsitball gaunIdip, eeAa Gaun'
to, enFbaltsne SO 9ldeF unr f45 gtushfR 0snau.
es Maas aran3enb an Sanp BON Miaad Ssm'
mel, G,eors s5rsp. 9tarrn S&SFer, GdRttE gstsr,
Carl 5mitrmaGer, Dennis Semmel, Daniel pss
ter, unp gmrs IatsnoIo.
"a Die gertsTerHnssH Fno elm gutes
f...d gEchntaus uns S&psi,riGeusr, bstna.
Is:s:Ite nsu. gfsrbellan, @assnbaas init
sszzzzsas sGslI6 lI6fpmtaus, unb iittrbaupt a0sn
n6tbi9en Netsn9etduhen. Das San6 IN gut psrs
feben NIT @aFr Elm gutter Brunntn IN Scr Der
StiiEs unc ssr Serbian ffitbt bur& raS 9ane, unp
Is IN bintdnsIi4 gBaiisrsspalt nm ein Wabltpc.
fen Su treiten. Sbnsrfdbr 8 older fino Bisitn
unb pas urbri9s N sutss 9au uns Spf;lanc, nit
sutm 6rnIen psrlebsn. unp rin gutter junsfr Saun'
sartsn IN auf pem 9anbs. Gs tanH I'm 0an,cn
ceer in Stiden ssrtault wsreea wit ss psm SSu-
fsr belirtt.
gBsr ss In Iuscn1&ein nsbmsn uin Dor Fem
Bntaufstage, rufs on bsi ben llnterfGriebsnen
Cerr bel benz bnrauf ppbnsnren . pi b 6rep.
SO II nod Elm GtsIl bss bintrlalIfnen lisssn'
ben SermbSsns fes rerlortsnen q bra 3 a m
SaeUb, IcBttin pOn NcrSpbesball dsunI8ip,
esha Gaunt7.
Bsfb unb Gin uuffreitis NsGt fam sssetsn
tpsrbsn bic ben nddasn 1iisn Gprit.
Die Sssinsunstn am 8srfaufstase unp Guf'
trariuns ucH
9lbrabam Sarpb, { ex,.~.
slarsn Sarrt,
Gep. 8. nd3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
AubttprS @Araetae.
sn Gem gRoifenaeribt son Oetho Gount,


Sn esm SRaifsnssri6t 3tn es6a Gauatp.
Sn tsr SuGe Der fGfeeli&m glsAnans Scn
Glias 2sns, Guardian pcn G a tbartna Su 3,
cine minperidbrise S1r6tr bss SHifetbsnsn Sams
ueI 8us, Isstbin BON 9Crb'sebsHtaa Saunf@ip.
llnb nun gusuli A. 1857, srnannie bic gpurt
Sctn s.. Oliver, Ga, ats 9labitur, uin tsIaate
8s6nurs ttrr,uisEen unb psnn nstsis atsrsuitt'
teln,
@N Aus ben itetuuoen.
aKssB SsScusts-J. 2S. W1iafe1, e6r.
or Der untsrseiHhets tpiro aur Grfalluns Der
pFi6fsn Der sbissn Grnsnnuns tn iriner amts,
itubs in Der Stab. alIsntaun sessnpSrtls lrn,
auf Disnaass ben 6ttn SttObtr, 1857, nm
llbr Nahmittdse, ipann unb wclsl6lf lI6 atls in'
tsrsbirts YerIOnfh fiHFnetn tSnnGh ipfnn fs es
ais nStbts sraGtsu.
Sctn5. Oliver.
StPttmbcr 9.1657. nqim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

RAJ Sas atlantiIae 5tIesrapbsntau fpaet I'm
@anjtn 81, i,3l4,3l0 sssr stpas iitrr $500 per
Wsile. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

SintsmoI ss burb elm Gseise bsr Gsnsrat affsms
blp etsks Staats .Gins 1Hs Die aneenletnea gRats
len eifer 8sputlf rs9n irsnc" yueirT ben 2Ien Gag
III 9emadt rptrn, Sfeniiidhr &atbsiht psR ben Gabs
len une ben Ssamtsn, eis sEVabti psrpsH fsigeR 30
]ebtH,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
6errn Nidpas (!

Inter esn 06rtsIuustn bss lotrrn SIidtclls, pir6
man Die neuIitb einssfibrtt Strds9srrbtunssn biz
S;utrmaunti eittr 9sndnnt fc pe els9ante atbIcti:
ihs giihidIihtcit, II. 10. ruabrnsbmtn.- -proht:
pc0s 8sittrtunf burh G ute Ripers, pibrsnp
IptIhsr oiStruuu6trrsffliHs Reitir ii DEFENDERS at
cas Sbnsu:Reitu bslbrdntsn wirb. - @trislIuno
osr RttfuHlt putdj
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
9llrns. gSenpit I!

ouf 2 uub mcbt otseribtskn pfsrbcn, cine Stll:
itSupi9t 6anbbatuna Der 3is9d, 70 pis has Sntintt
uno biz e5sbcriamfe;t oes pftos pcritel, ht.-Durh:
orinScuos @srrihtunsrn auf bem SropG, crcr he:
riut 9pmnafum burdb bic 5srrn gBorb uuo gii:
thrIs, cine @cflfeOun9 nslbs bic srSfts tSrpcrlids
,araft rtr 8tthflsr in Qrfptnh Rnnlt. - Gtsgdntr
uub trafipCle llstuhssn burb bic 2ruppsj in Sun,:
ttins. @oulns rio Genmeti Ssttin9. rpabrsno mel:
dem Die fcssnes bsrtbmts &initltr fitb eus;sihneu
rpsretu, ndmh 6errsn 9. ioasIstt, Sim gRoro
Der Glcrpn. B aBaroj aihtnos, eafe 8ipsrsj gRdIer
Sbap, perr Gelcn,cu uno gRaisr Did.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

wdbrtfio irtidem er psrlhitoene S5erthtun9sn iner
GeIbidIidttt in osm 8alan,iren rcn 8allen, fprins
osncen Seller. IN Dem aBerfsn ron SQsPsrn, bsm
Spislen init Stsden uno 8iustn psritsOsn mivo-
aaes ots sslhistt wdbrsno ftin Yfsro in ttm Ssins
i'm @auae tf.-Dis lntsrhoImus pirp purbeis 8er:
rbtuna einee ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
Sim Warb, Ser Glcwii,

gBirb cine rs9isri6e Scene su pferot Odrhnia:
den, rpihrsno rOetsr &C nit pissr Gtnouioftit bic
fcl9suoe gbaraftsrs nonabnsn rpire.-Dis gipfep !;
9sibsosnbsit Der Srausnjmmst gadhus. G,ctf be {
Ssncit, miro cine Werlisuuh9 stbfu rtn Iei1tr nuns
oerpclIeh STUNT GlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
90 made fd,. 6n,ru Gnrflt.

bctbasriff pen esda Gauntr bstannt. eaf cine WahG
in briasism oaunrr, am 2rsn DtnfOs i'm nadftsn
Sttcb,r, psIhss Der I3fs Res bslastsH Gaenass IN,
in ben psrfhiscmsn DiftriiEn IN bsidgtsm Gauuip
9ebafttu psrcsn fc, Su nsher Belt fclssnoe Gfaasss
unb Gauntp Ssamten srIpabIt wSresn fsiien. naEs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
90af6in9tpn Trupp.

Ssptsmber o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

A Boy RECOVERED FROM THE ISDIAss.-Mr. VIM.
Dickson returned home to Knox County, Missouri last
week from the Pains where he had been on success
fl mission to recover his son, csptured more than
year ago by the Indians. The kwksriAe EHterPr'"
says
In the Spring of 1885, be- With mis- family went 70
California where they remained until the SPrlng Oh
1856 a, which tine they, in company win SIX oti;,
ourney home ward were fell upon by band OF savage
Ipdisns ard all were bruisy murdered as he thonght
except himself After his return some time, be beard
of boy, about six years old, answering the oesc,p
started in pursuit of him. and through the aid Of the
friendly Indians he heard Of the whereabouts OF ms
SON. lie succeeded in recovering him after considers
bic delay He paid twelve horses for HIM. Lhe boy
tirely forgotten his native (Gefman language"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
THE WORTH MONUMENT AND FUNERAL
OBSEQUIES.

A Sub. Committee of the Joint Committee On he
Worth Monument and fipal interment OF the remains
Of General Worth, met yesterday. At previous
meeting il was resolved to have the remains renewed
10 the City Hall on the 9Th inst, Evacuation Day.
ar d to have them there lay in State, with the TX
Regiment a. the guard Of honor; and shst on the 2h
inst the funeral should take pace. The faulyof
Ger. Worth were notified by letter to choose he o.
ciatirg clergyman for the occasion, and to give any
sugeestons necessary. The military and the civic 60
ciees will be invited to form in the procession The
Sub. Committee yesterday made an arfangemen. With
Van Rants for sufficient carriage accommodates
Several undetakers applying for the furnishing o. he
catafalque presented plans, which were laid over w
to-day.
1t was moved by Councilman W,RsrR that no per.
cons he allowed in coaches except invited guests or 10
have tickets except under direction Of the Committee;
also that no coach should be allowed in the line other
than those under the same direction, which wa car
Iied.
Aid. Wilson moved that the proprietcrs OF hotels
ard the shipping be requested to have their days half
mast and that business be suspended on that day
which was carried. II was further moved snd carried
that the Police Commissioners be requisites to detail
a sufficient force to assist in preserving order fur-
Their that the streets on the line Of mNch be put In
proper order by the Croton Aqueduct Department md
City Inspector.
The Committee adjourned to meet again tais nooa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

The Board held regular meeting yesterday sfsf'
noon Supervisor LINDSAY In the chair. 80
Communication was received from John j. White,
Supervisor of the Fifth Ward. rendering his res7ps
tion which was accepted The resignation 10 70 taxa
effect on the LIST Of January next. =
Supervisor Cross moved that another member BE-
Iced to the special Committee appointed at the lest
meetpgl to confer on the subject Of supplies for the
poor, and moved that Supervisor Blocker be added
motion was subsequently made to adjourn Tor
three weeks, which was carried, when supervisor
CAMPBELL moved a reconsideration in order that the
.ubject of the relief of the poor might be sooner
reached.
Supervisor BERGEN opposed the motion, az Il was
subject with which the Supervisors had nothing to Do
The duty of seeing to the INDECENT devolved on the
SuperI fendent of the Poor The matter was dropped
The Jail Committee was directed 10 zee that the
rooms in which the Supervisors met be kept in more
clearly cone ition.
Sup. CAMPBELL moved that the Aims House Com.
nttee advertise for plans and specifications for nav
sleeping apartment for the male psupers at the Aims
House. -
Sup BERGEN moved to modify the resOuhoa bat
the Con mittee inquire az to the size Of the building
required.
Sup CAMPBELL explained that at the present time
the builoing could be erected at saving Of st least
per cent to the county In consequence OF the low pcs
Of labor and aterisl. The sut ect was finally refer
red to the Aims House Committee to consult with the
Superirtendents as to what kind Of building vas
required. Carried.
The Board shortly after adjourned for three weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
FROM AFRICA.

The Sahn Mas Register has the following il-
tsre.tire intelligence from Africa:
"Cspt. Tufts Of bark Ida, a. TsrPsuhn 1--we, ~. ~
Sierra Leone bound to Boston, has favored US W.
copy of The Nesc Era published at Freetown' S'eHs
Leone. Sept. II. ,r,,
"Tie Li5tria Herald hss been Discontinued 'orwsns
Of o sufficient support.
There has been great deal OF sickness al Ac ,ra,
mos. of the re sdents having suffered. NJ Augustus
Amadie weIlknown resident, died there on the 81 81
nj August The commandsrt has also Been very lii
but wss recovering. ,,
"The Emperor Of the French 's accused OF rev1vlng
IN. slsverade by contracting With he hnnse OF hsgs
AZ Nayseilks who have a fasto at Whydsn 81
sending the Stella screw steamer 10 Wydsh TO purcnse
100 tlayes chip them on board and call them Tree
emersnt,. rr ss
IAN American brigsntine, the Eliza Jane, 'wss
brous BIT into port the l9lh, having been
on the Oath of August, by boat OF H. nj. ;. AlecIo
off Malenbs carrying the usual equipments Tor tne
lavetra6e and two slaves Several other vessels ere
reported to have been captured and on their way 10
Caory-apcrg which were a Spanish bark: taken
nesr Whydsh on suspicion, and the brig Wihsm
Cla,ka, American. without colors or papers wlEo
f7OOor $500 in money; schooner taken 10 the Bsh,s
With 1870 slaves, and brig taken of Caoenda, the
oaptsn and greater psrt Of the crew havrg previous
" sbandoned her carrying with them large amount
cf money A Spanish schooner aud bark are also
reported TO have been captured off Benguels snd TAKEN
mo Loanco. A caros with upward of forty slaves
had sso been taken sfer resistance and brought
IN MT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18


Among other ihu q they have done, this Conven-
tion makes lie PRECEDENT Mr.. Calhoun sort Ct ~
erpor, or, as be is ironically called, Regent" lie
has power to appoirt County Comm:ssoners for each
county, 70 appoint judges OF Election and ex 7rclse
other powers, even Issue proclsmsnons. Walker may
gonow.
During the last Session Of the Convention, Lscoup.
ton has exhibited moe than the usual snount Of
uIkenness and owo ism Street brsws and drunken
,tws have been of almost daily occurrence. GA last
Wednesday morning man from Lawrence, stage,
driver was assaulted BY several rnfis1s. Who held
him while SYKES. lie compton lawyer, aud ooe OF the
cbivary beat him over the head with cane. NJ.
Bolrg z, one OF the members Of the Convention also
ru he'd upon the man with bowie-kni'e, add wa
only prevented from sabbipg hir oy the interference
Of friends.
Upon the morning following this cccurrerce, tt
cha plain of the Conve nton Brother McGee, delivered
the following prayer:
I'VE wouli thank thee, o God, ttst thou hast
wie6 il that the honorable deeg gates TO tbs Convsn-
ton should have copported themselves in way &c re-
douuo TO the edpg Of the people, acd that their de-
porfmen tss been orderly; that the voice OF the
iowdy is no longer heard in the streets OF Lsc)mpton
,irce they have come in our midst, and ve would
gay tbst their works may relOlnd 20 he glory OF
God .ha, The people may accept and enjoy them sud
,bst this Convention may terminate as i has begun
us.fuly and grac, fully" ALIENS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
SLiTERY IN OREGON.

A letter T. THE TRIBUNE from sn intelligent
Republican in Oregon, dated sI:m, Sep. p, says:
81 you express apprehensions Of the success OF
IRE FreeSts.e cause in this Territory. YOumay ss'ey
dismiss all fears on that subject !; il true no, the
Territory is largely Democtstic-ssy two TO one-and
II is equally certair that reary, not q.i.e al the
lssd.rs s:e ProSavsry Len, snd nothing prevents
them from throwing the Slavery b,rrer to he beezs
but ccrvicti1n Of certain defeat. consider ,be
portion of,hs lssd..-psrhsps hsf snd he ucs' car-
did hsl-s-e out ved for Slavery, while the o,ar
portion ne pretending to support Free S,ste, but
Ies srs eLie.vonrg 20 crcumyent ;her brethren in
diyior the spois. Tbs of Slavery would OF
course perpet1s.s Democrat, success bit 10 attempt
!. a, fell would be i'm redis.e dea.h-heree they pre-
fer .cerstir in the .stk and de Slavery Or Fee-ssa'e
Jrinsp'es, sid trust 70 the future for psy tu;cess.
The Corvep, on to sorns s..:s Ccn.tituti'n hss
jls. adjourned, snd the -str,meD; is 70 b. submitted
10 the People for her sp7rovslir November II 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

thirty feet deep. A cargo OF 900 turs Is nov A. ~.
way iere. The quantity calculated on tie i.lssS =
over coo, 600 tuns.
Baker 8 Island GHaao.-Dr. Deck gave his on;.,-
very favorable TO the guspo from Bakers IIspd ~
ssd guaros are Of two kinds. One contain, an 49,, ne
Of an monis, and the other an excess of nhos,IssS
Ore 10 more suitable 10 soil or crop than ths 49,
The phosphate gusno Is q more durable 6rsN-t
than the other. Sometimes its effects lass IA, F
and therefore more adapted b the permanent i-.xt
mebt Of land. Some statements Of experins.tp
with Bakers Island Ruano, which contain, 49,
cent Of phcsphates, show il more valuable $500
than Peruvsn gusno. l]er
Prof. MAPEs-Ibaye tried these phoephat.,t...
Caribbean Sea, and do not fad them yalushLs - ee
filters. do not think the phosphate, ars 49,.
from apy living animal and il is row Ven -, 40
mir eral pbosphates useless 10 the fArmsr s,sG
spslysis shows the same constituents con,.;nsS =
bones.
DIR. DECK said that the apatite Of Es.r.u.A,,.
Lake Chsmplsn contain f1oride Of cslcnm ~a.s "a
very injurious to plants. The specimens a phosns.
on The table contsn no trsce Of cal sum. r'ss
Prof. MAPys-That u the case with the sn.,,...
Dover. n. j., yet II is not fertilizer. Ev,s ~.
bones If the mammoth are not anything Ike "A VA
able the bones Of the OK
DIR. WATERBURY thought the only difference N,
that animal phosphate was more soluble than miusrs
phosphate After ell the true value Of gapo 4 bssS
upon the amount Of ammonia that II contains for ia,
is the great source of fertility.
TIE subjects of discussion at the mex. meeting Gin
be. "Ibe beet m spner Of increasing and pressrvhv
nspures in Winter" and, The proper feed and trI
ment in Winter Of milk cows -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

Tne following is The s.. Louis Republicans letter
from its Kansas correspondent. under d,:e Of the
7th iIs' which formed the basis of the dispsscb
from 81. Louis received BY the Associated Pre,s on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
Gov. McRse of Mississippi proclaims Thanksgiving

Gov. McKae OF MISSISSIPPI prUcEaIWs fH"Uh'5.'1"b
ia the following manner, which is mora remarksole Tor
a businefs.l ke thar a religious spirit:
"Slpce | have been in office have, in each year.
A. Governor of the State without any authority OF
law but ,ustar ed by ancient custom appointed day
Of Thanksgiving. Thursday, the nineteenth day OF
this month is the Gay now appointed, and trust It
rur Providence which has brought into existence,
and which will ultimately accomplish the ends Tor
which we we're created not only Individuals but a.
The Obligation which we owe to the Supreme Being
BY il much nay be aimed"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS.HOUSE.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Governors OF the
Aims Home held yesterday afternoon at the 10
tunGa the President Mr.. GUSTHER in the chair.
Number Of inmates in the various institutions for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
AMERICAN IEsTIrUIE FARMERS CLUB.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE Farmers CLUB.
TUEsDAr Nov IL John ID. WARD Of New-Jersey
in the chair; Judge MEIGs Secretary.
After lofg interval the Cluo held another meeting
moderately attended.
Judge MTIGs read several papers selected or trans.
la,.d from foi eign Journals.
Arttsian Wells IN africa. Nontteur OF Algiers
states that sTtesian wells are bored III the desert
81 abundance Of pure water obtained. The first one
bored was finished IN one month-ga ave 900 hogsheads
hour. Another, only 27O feet deep, gave a BOD
supply of wster.
ZION the British Association, a paper states valu
abe and simple method Of detecting Impurities 10
various substances.
By an experiment upon vitality of seeds, il was
hurd that ersss steds retain vitality eight years
beans over forty years. Some beans found in al
Egy ptisn tomb vsgetsted Seeds d. not retain vital
ity il alright vessels.
The From the French.l-Ths Cnnnean i've
highly commenced. In the SJlt1 OF France maoy
Give tees have been killed by the cold. Toe brown
olive ressts the cold very we'll. The Crimsan olive i.
rot II juIed by cold resry at zero rbe fruit proves
eIceleIt. ara il ia thought ,s cultivation NAV be
made prostso DE in the Southern United States.
Gr1Rc- A Dpcour1 BY DR.. Deck-The Doctor
stated that the Island OF Jamaica there are g-aa.
depotirs Of bats cuDg in the great caves where IL il
ioUrd TO exist 10 the depth Of Two three feet Ole
cargo has bee brought here and readily sold a. sl5
per Ur, which is lie commercial vslue for the ammonia
ard phorphstes il contains. Ii is urious.lookilg
article, appearing more Ike pest than anything else.
II gives of very strer smell Of ammonia by toe add
"
ebe extent upon the Island OF Jsmsica The fool OF
bats il largely oi TIE young .hoots Of sugarcsue 10
gether with some animal food, ard this eKcsemsnt il
u thought viii prove cheap fertilizer 70. farmers
here.
Guaso from fke Island Of Sombr.ro, 40 miles
from 81. Il0mas.-Tne crust Of the island is com.
posed of rock containing " per cent Of phosphate Of
line. He stowed some very interesting specimens
stated ts value az $}2 ,un though csrgo lately
arrived cold at $50. Ire leland s two mies wide and
ieree pits lorg ard the phosphate rs about 40 feet
thick. DIR. Decks theory Is that the crust was
originally formed Of bird droppngs, ard then sub
merged, ard hested by volcanic action, soc then
thrown up again. DR.. Deck showed q ssnpe OF a
cargo Of guane, nov On its soy from Pacific. which
Is csilsc
California Cuano-I, Is from the Islsnd Of Eide
h the eosst OF Lower CaifoInis, lat. % 10. Its
sIslysisis il;
hJhtn.'''.':. .'s'..............,..... 4psr cent
soistli- tscls nsr.f 81 ye. c-rE
.ettoe fhoepLstes ce1..
hesfhAts SOFA sess..........'........ ps-cs-t.
cal PER csIL.
1Ls sIsbo 10 about s.l Les presd x.to u az sit
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vdes for Distinct vote on he q1esn0n OF aavefy OF
Freedom tn. latter viii carry three to 'ns or am 10
r,<nket ....
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Increase the previous
On potion Of Gov. TIEMASs, the usual appropfia
ton of SIS voted 10 furnish rereshments for the
children on Rsndsls leland on Thanksgiving Day.
also the sum Of $50 for the inmates Of the Lunauc
Atylum.
The Chairman, Gov. GUsTBER offered the following
presnb be sId resolution:
he,eds In the estimate appropriation FOR the Aims blouse
Department M the 1852 the amount required for donations
Of fnorty ont. door poor IL sted 70 be f5,3tOi
The applications for Temporary relief nave eesy
Increased Unprecedented extent ard which wul inIne
WEATHER approaches and the insoy Oh
the working populstion 10 OBJ ain employment; aud 80
WAeyeds BY granting said temporary relief 1t VIII prevent
macy from retkins refuge in institutions which, under
D, circumstance will be full their utmost cspacityi
therefore -
Ro,sd That IL be referred to the Committee Supplies
srd Fir report without delay whether would not be
advsabe apply for extra appropriation OF |oo 70 De
solely for the purpose Of riding Temporary relief
who destitute c and unable ~ obt.
p yment otherwise incapable Of gaining their veli
coming Winter and hat amount OF
ssid he drawn from the City Treasury than will be SUIT
fc.b. II Get this specific object.
Gov GUSIHER also offered pre- Die and resolution
fer the construction Of female Penentisry separate
from the male Penentisry 8. Black wells Island, the
work to be commenced immed ately in order ID afford
work for the poor.
Gov Smith said be would like 10 hsve seen these
propcsiii ns made sfer election Now, il looks Ike
buLcon0e.