New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

no butter and clsese makers ~ re Sac PEE ~ 70
conteL: With anything bnt l-s, saen aPp"'eu
lioD as we upSo tbs tsble ~ tIe oy ou'I. ~
cbees. never should he exhibited 10 proximity "Ny
A naekspe Of sweet favored butter has been ennrey
spoiled by plsorg j. contact with i-nayoreo eheese
The cheeses are al Of noders,e sks, JUS vs. ~.
fsui v zee, sa1 some of them thai Fe uIsj; mS y
l. Hat Corn~sn, l.. Cooh SOP, Colorook, ana
w. II. Putnam the last Two yesrs-od, are cer'ainy
excellent. ., ~ -
Hon,v of gres. besuty such a. sells resdiy a; . OF
30 cents pourd j. exhibited bnt II smsu ~ .
Indian Corn.-ODe of the prominent fes'uTes OF ne
vegetable tent IL the 5urcbes ard Baskets OF iinenSe
ears of sound yellow ami white Indian corn, w,hen
proves ha. the St.le Of Connecticut is still capaoie OF
producing this uos valuable farm crop, even IN mos
uppropi,ious seasop in the very set periecton ana
We are well sssu,ed that there are srndry comPeiors
for prizes for the best crops who viii prove over lVV
bushels Of sound corr per sore.
(IouIfs Steau Carriage aud Pl0Ws.-This machine,
ike all others tha. propose TO substitute steam for
animal power is ar object Of mach curiosity. IL va
ries very much from al others that have been offered
10 public inspection IL is the invention OF Stephen y.
Gould of New Haven, who Is pretty well krosn IS the
inventor of the plan OF warning buildings oy
steam and some other Ysrkee inventions. The
machine was desgred for common road
carriage, srd Is mounted upon psr OF driving wheels
7 #. 4 in high, built of wood, like common wagon
Wheels snd has pair of steering wheels forward, Il.
high guided by av very ingenious, essy-woiking de-
vice. Between these pairs Of wheels are the furnace
ard boiler and just opposite each hub OF the drviog
WDeele are tDt CJioucir, bWo siuc, VI wy
diner siors the pstons of which are calculated to
move with velocity of 800 to 1000 revolutions 8
minute; and one of the most remarksble vagares OF
the inventor is his design to reduce this velocity by
geering TO a rate suitable for the plowmans speed
which for oxen is calculated at about threeouths OF
mile per hour. The attachment of the plows is an in
dependent affair, as much as hitcbing them 10 any
other team. In this case, psr OF wheels with SIX
common plows are hitcbed on, which would require
twelve stout TO move them forward. How TINS
machine to do it, remains to be seen; certainly,
iudgng from the size OF the four cylinders, appear
arces are against il. The inventor however, Is
sapguine
Working Oren.-Not just yet will steam supersede
such oxen gladden. our eyes-sueh as no country
can be at our good old Counecicutn. We wish We had
room TO specify the names Of s the owners and pertet
trainers of the long string of oxen, almost entirely
pure bright bay red, that have been on parade this
morning. As general thing, it may be said that IN
the chow of king oxen, mich COWS, native stock,
and grades this show is superior to that at Albany In
Devons ard Attorneys, about equal; in Heetords,
entirely deficient; in Ayrshires, lot imported by e.
f. Pond of Hartford equal to any other half dozen
in America; and az whole in every branch of stock
exhibited there is a most marked and rapid improve
inert visible since these State Society shows were first
inaugurated.
As we close this letter the appearance OF the roads
and grounds in and around the exhibition gives evidence
that the pecuriary of the undertaking will be
sure.