New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

and having finished their course Of study and employ
meu, they viii 20 forth in each returning year 10
spread broadcast throughout the State the prncf les
and the knowledge OF sound practical Education. II
is hoped that the building now IN progress OF eOu'uhc'
ton, will be pC;ed ana tie Necessary Grlarge ett-
made for tie reception 81 Students IN the Spring 81 TO-
To the dorors, VINO have so Literally contributed stock
and implements Of agriculture, the Trustees are under
great obligations and p.Ouise IN return, 70 ave the
pubic lie resut of ,ucn trials and operations made On
The Fsrrn, which they may deem 4 general interest
Great 6teut0h mas been paid IN England, France ana
Germany practical ana scientific Instruction "a asn-
ca.,Ule IL France there ~ Agricultural De 4r,ucit
with a Minister Secretary to collect and disseminate
ut,rWa'iCr. aid bv whom IN stnual report l. mace,
eraiu,i,us lectures On tie principles Of chemistry snd
mechanics are delivered. And the Government has
orgaIzed al extensive system oi veterinary ihstIs.-
tou. The earliest effort n Europe Tor speoiai in--
ton IL az gicuure was by Able Roster IN france N
ls15. IL 1877. the Royal Agroaomic Institute wa
established at Gignon twenty miles from Pais, win
d model farm OF 2tG ecTes. Ii i the best schoo u
France. The course ofustTuCtiOn IS scientific GnG prac-
teal agriculture in al lis brauchc the term ~ Ies-
derCe bg the pupil who must be- 10 yesrs Of age two
years pay mcLt OF l60 year for board ana 10 gng
L. Germany the Institution Of icIture sId stry
a. oluLelm n ar SUI c6rt j. said 20 be ne most conf
pete agricultural school in Europe. Il established
1911, by tie gricUltursl society OF NoremDurEh.
The iArnI contains go scIes. Pupils admitted
at l. Years of age. and remain three years 1T S.
average cost OF 500 YEAR TIE Uaited States Con
greSs has within few years increased the spprops-
latL 20 VT
make 2 more general distribution Of seeds and
plants, snd 20 obtain more uset1 and pTac.-
"a inform s.ion for tie annual volume published
under LIS direction. IA some Fl the states
effective measures have been taken by Individuals
and societies to promote the ana knowledge o.
agriculture sud some liberal donations and beguests
have been made fer that purpose. Tie State u New
OH anOrg tie INT tia; hss come iofWs-d Il al
g ~ Institution sXpressy ded a;ei 10 teach toe pm
Cpes AM practice II agriculture, row understood
and osiri-d ont by the mOst intelligent people
To ihe farmers Vi TINS State then must look with
conhcsuce tcr tie support Of suca az irsti.EiiOn-
NLc7riu l. may be asked, 80 excel the sncen. cuI-
t.ys.Crs Of TIE sol-rhelein tLo-.s o. more uUcern
tn q IL = surs.y n the chemical srsys.s OF -ols,
ara the Application Of msnults aJapi,d 70 esc1, p
improved aDd Eo:e perfect implements ara labor
saN nc macl.rss-1r.s, powr, horse .rakes, mowers
SUI opens, ty ,ys-em VI thorough draining where
ever required ard by iAe ine.lgeu, labor o. free
people. Ihe combination OF a. t'ese powers vih
fertile sD make Tue ia:-r lie prop ard p2- o! the
State. II there be ecua1try where the results and IN
tustcs 81 A.itrre are manifest, g. and ever must
be, this iavoIed STATE wLc-e ya-lec sell at lrter
wales and bill III y. With mperate c!Dsie for al
tfaIche ~ suc, e.iul agriculture. TIE time sOurce
q PoveI aIc -reaittss, VIA ucbv ports - he sa-s