New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14

VIM. a. Martin, keeper. No. ~ .oursnct street.
Macy jenkins, storekeepers, no 81 Liberty strcet.
Samuel :. " yckoA, 80 keeper NO 100 murray stree.
Moesu Parker, s'or, keepers, No. $50 West street.
HawIey d Capp innkreItr, tvero:t tiousc.
John berry, innkeep.r No Broad street.
VIM. Murheod, iuIkceper No. II Courilandt street.
An application for an innkeepeTs license was re-
ceived from Joseph Mckee Son, but the bond being
defective, the application denied.
Adjourned to Tuesday.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
MoaDAY, june l3.-The Rev. Mr.. Campbell was
called TO the chair. The meeting very f0, Of both
men and women.
Judge Mrrcs, the Secretary, read several papers
one OF which. from the hcrHc HOrftcoic, upon me
influence OF me moon. The article states that The far
mers Of France iul of this moon superstitiolor
superstition il j., the most scientific men OF France
Arago included proved that the belief in the in
fluence Of the moon is ali imaginary. They say posi-
lively, the moon has no influence" Arago state
that the time given iI planting as to the phase OF the
moon Is directly opposite in different cOuntres-in one
the direction for the pew Of the noon in others for
the old Of The moon to do the same thing.
To kH Insccfs.-Therc is Of the family of camo
mile plants that il considered antdote Ter
insects The plant is made into powder, and busted
other plants or places infested with insects This
is a common practice IN France.
Hdges.-1he SECRETARY read as follows: In Texas
the best hedge is of native rose Thorn hedges re-
qure great deal Of care. 1t is found that hedges in
Texas are advantageous to crops, by breaking the
force Of winds.
TIE Mon qauence.-Mr. TTLntS-If the light of
telescope in six seconds, it must have some influence
upon vegetation. ~
JoHN g. BrRGFN-I don't see the connection OF this
that the moon should have any influence. My father
kept diary two years making careful experiments as
a market gardener, and found that the moon had no
effect whatever upon vegetation. III understand tue
position, the effect Is upon the plant IN growing s'se'
ana not upon the seed So IL Is OF no practical value
Mr.. BIRGEss-It is well known in England that
plauts particularly under glass grow the most when
the moon gives the most light.
wv Il. PRINCE-TheIc is in my opinion, but one
thing that the moon has influence upon-that is very
soft paes; they get moon-sruck.
JOINS G.. RERGEN-A brother OF mine was sure that
storms were not likely to occur at full moon, but by
thirteen months careful experiments he found that he
was in error and gave up that moon theory
SrasrJt rrics--A very high degree of interest was
manifested in the splendid exhibition OF straw6eiries-
the finest that has ever been made by TINS cIGp'
WV X. PRScE exhibited % varieties. The names
and memorandum Of the character OF each appear
in the following list prepared especially Tor us IN
brief way by Mr. Prince
Princes Scarlet Maguse very large and the heaviest Of all
awbers firm, excellent quality great crops splendid
Fmiie large fine quality exceedingly productive
s. Dadern very orange scarlet BEAUTIFUL pfou'e crop
I. lie Baron large daTA n'd dthco's naSoi. is, mas,
Aadno 'ery large ciin'os CONF p''o"o'o' 'P0u i1'
Prices Exeeor large, bright scarlet fine hsyor re-
Prince. :, AIDE, Climax large deep scarlet firm r market
Imperial Scarlet very LARGE hsf ''ai'c nsn n'oi ni"'
IT, sappbo, very large light scarlet; ,hov,, productive
.neod sfoP "a. l Ds ,aiaa5c eay IaeIy i market
IS Fi5aes wy r. Splendid scarlet exceedins ly pue
tive, tstiaab'e for ina5stt -.
Is Malyiua. improvement on the ho'oy esTer' "rish"
color and .ncr flavor, productive. =,
Wilson. Albany productive io it, SEX oui surpassed py
Il sr. very large, orange scarlet snowy good favor pr
Is Ladies Pine pale red the mo-; exquisite Of ell Straw
Ia Triumphant Scarlet, very se, deep scarlet fine ''o''
b-.b. sc,,., Vcrx Drudugtiyp.
~ Xictoine large snowy -'arlet, productive.
-. Minerva, large fne favor admirable Tor Market 'eiyPO
81 Fragrant scsre large, hshy Pened favor rroias'ive
~ Prince. Goe very large. Snowy, exceedingly rdue-
tive. suitable for marie. II.
- Pine, very large sweet high favor P'dn'S''
~ GIobosc Crisou very large sweet; .pTish;y favor red
Nors~an these varieties originated ~ Mr. Prince eN
oept NJ H. - and t.
MIR p. made hi. exhibition in glass cases, the fruit
upon plates in very neat manner, and during ms
rtnarts Inhibited them in ms hand, giving interesting
descriptions. lie remarked a general thlns lalse
Strawberries are not hishaavored as smaller Varie-
,;ss In vera, 10 hermaDhrNiite plants, ne SAD they
rs1sr can be large bearers. In female plants every
flower produces fruit. Wilson's Albany - a stamhr'fi
AID large producer. The Ladies Iine orisihH.ei N
Canada and ia the highest favored ci a the varieties
TIL. fragrant Scale; i also remarkable Tor IT'S hiEn
perfume. In our opinion, lie Baron - INC u0' VI M
Tor sweetness ard hgl flavor.
DR.. II ABEL OF Westchesier County exhibited st vera
seedlings of remarkable lie, 81 hl> own p"iuSti'"
some 81 inches in Circumference.
Mo.l, H. GEiNNTLL sent IN SPEC men, al the bc'on
strawberry aud also the Black Prince, Of great oeau!
and large sizes. , p,.hoav
s.e,lirr>. and sad hsl he admired them mnca. Inc
,,,o.t nc,tect berry, and best in cur opinion, :
RS,,eit, seeding f. i a wonderfully hue ana valuable
~. Seeding Apuiher Seeding, To-, yet named, out
LII No q j. very hesuii,ul and the mot proAhc oi
.I+b@r. be said. that he La, -rowr. i; l. hign-
',,,reJ hand and sound, and q. pleasant ha'of' l.
", C,syrNrsR exhibited Charlton, :, ethnc,
rr,,'c',oyed very hish-favored and meliiss irui'
s, me 4. inches around p,.Aoi,. Nc.v,r WI
A0p. GINNING exhibited Pea ooiY' hSaVoy, W" w.
N uoyev Black Prince, kitley, Gohah, >cou
Sesarnr Drfec, Seeding, and perhaps -o'hs ole1s,
ali az y,rnarkablo size and hte appesia,ee. ihe>
w. Gown A. his place il MamarctecA, Ny''1h.-.c.
ConniV. His exhibition ana remains "O~'N ~
NH IN The interest Of the meeting -. MD
Tuos. II. FIELD sent in Lons~olln I'm n.-.
W~ps Hoyeys, Hookers, and Peaoc1y -. "a
ali of rsr.rato quality o their kind very 'a'9S anu
sOr, 40 '1rpp exhibited Wards SEEDING, sIiy
enc h,rr, it is plant that D:. Ward nun" ''' M
Mace and cultivated H.. S..,r,r b;eb-
RI q. P,RpEE showed Tiollops seedn"s'
aayored fruit. but not prolific beareT. hum
Matte a. wa Sirarttri e''--SolVS "'''