New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13

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hot Ienalu uisOld ~ any respectable c1mrl--,n mer-
cha1is bs1ds thOu, AID minutes. a vice that eau
be made IS cheap cider sud good ~ frst-f 4ie
sherry, viii EEL faster th-n WooiufT & Wright aaf
Csbuon a Lewis ever thought q making it, rot sith-
standing the assertion tia, tie plant vii yield 100
galiuus T.
b,rn,dy 70, Bpgs on Piann.-sulpbur , Ii. 3 ID of
tobacco stems, ID % bari soap 80 quarts Of water
mix and boil md add much more wuter ati syringe
the plsut-.
Cahfmnia SrarrJcvjcs it is stated, have been
rsised that weigh ten 70 the pound.
CrqGiHP.-PTe % q spot on tie stock, aud graft,
leaving the eut oi the graft projecting downward aud
after binding hem og her place the bGit OF tue grat
in a jar II water
Horns on Tre,s-SoIos RoBrysoS read a letter
from H. NJ Dewey Of this city, inquifing how lie shall
prevent his maple trees from being destroyed by
worus.
wv LAwroS-Culiivate birds
THos. W. FIELD-He mas. give up the Maple and
plaut Ailautbus.
vs.. L. PHTNCF-Or PauOiia.
ASDRiw s. FULIER-Or Catalpa.
Mr. PRiScE-l wish to pat on record my opinion
tlGt tie C,talpa Is a native of Japan. / have an
abundance OF evierce, which j. conclusive 70 me, TO
corn boTlie b- fact notwithstanding has been 50
long considered native OF tbs country.
GCDsfttTBS.-WT LAwTOS showed some hne
specimens Of tsebrTies which he says can be easily
cultivated, without aiy difficulty from mde~.
NM. 5. CARpESTLR presented two "a mp Is oi extra
fire gonr berriestLe Crowlhob, which i one al the
hard ret sfits gro.r, aud the NDlie-m,h, also an
exec, lent berry ard both grown without milie6, by
severe pfuIiug ana high cGitiv zton.
ASDREW =. FULLtK presented Hnught0ns seeding
gcos hc'ry, which never has Indewed VITA hun, here
Cr il WiscOnsn.
Curr0nfs.-Wm. r. Prince exhibited .eycrsl
varieties of cuneuts including tue orgids red Dutch,
and the advance that has been made by the seedlings
pio1uced-tle white Proveuce the Versailles, tue
Claupague, The Cherry. The Cnrlth cGrrant Of
commerce IL dried, seedoss grape. Another cur
raft Introduced by Mr. Prince he calls the Corral; It
is very laIdsUme red berry. Tue red Pr'yeoce
a.. 10 v.t God ID fna
shoots are young.
VIZ. S. CARPfs1rR presented sample Of
while seeding currant OF very fre promise
n heU SCediiag RaspJcr,y wss showu by Mr..
PRscE, which promises vel. Ii IL q seeding OF the
Red Antwerp.
h Nio Variety of Ryc-Wm. S. C,RPRSTER pre-
selted q sample OF hardy rye, remarkably prolific,
and very white aud heavy, yielding 30 blshe's per
acre II is ar allan variety, which he highly recon-
mends to the attention Of farmers. The seed was
obtained from the Patsri Office.
Caynof,on.-Andrew 5. Foller presented l52 speci-
me1s Of seeding carnations, of great beauty.
4 Scediug R0sPberry was also shown by hun,
which is very fire, and tevera! other OF krown var-
cites very superior. The Fonteuay raspberry is an
everbeaIg variety, that bears It's heaviest crop IN
the Fall Of the yeer.
Tic Yuccqfl6mcniosa.-Mr Fuller exhibited stems
three feet long. covered with these beautiful flowers
from Seeding plsi IS only w" years Cd.
Tie CucUilO.-Doct. TRIMBLE attempted to prove
that the same insect that makes the black knot, de-
stIoys the pum- ADD otBer fruit.
Iron this question q considerable discussion ensued
between Mr. Prince Mr. Field Mr. Cumming aud
Others The latter said that his remedy FOR the curcu
lo was syrilg ug the trees with solution OF tobacco
water and sulphur, &c. The solution As aiiei~ard
wished of by rain.
MIR PRiNcf thought that every new plant introduced
brings with It particular worm or insect The cur
cullo never attacks the limbs OF naive American
cherries,
THos. W. FIELD-EveTy paut seems 10 have its
peculiar eremy. Plat d few tobacco plants, and you
ri Az & or Ml
before 80 VI thousand others.
Mr.. EUMMISG-My cherries are covered with black-
knots while by plum trees, within thirty feet, are free
from the insect The following is the mixture that |
have used: " hale oil soap | ID; sulphur, lbi
water, ~ gels. Then take half peck OF lime aud
dissolve III gas of water settle, aud pour OIL, aud
add to the other mixtures Then add gallons Of strong
tobacco water, ard apply with syringe.
Reme9y fer Rose Sipgs.-SOLOs RODEsoS-I wish
TO cal the attention of the Club to the fact that we
no' confined to this room in our discussions. See how
quick get responses to questions agitaed here from
distant parts of n country. Here are two n the rose
question talked of st the last meeting. The fret IL
from V. II. Van Week Of Hamilton, Madison County,
'wi,h ne h: iobea pH,a has proved eaeetua REMEDY
for the sug have u'laly sPrnked Or sed the pos
while tGey wet One application generally sufficient
equs d good think this remedy equally good Tor other enc
mics Il bushes ind vines, sud II will not ~ ire Ihta'
This, as Mr.. Van Week suggests, have no doubt
will prove good for other plants to Keep oil some
not all 81 the pests, ana IKE III
or the French remedy for bugs, one Of the camomie
family. II is worth trying.
Heie is another letter, from lady who he's before
favored Us with her valuable experience. IL Is TO
Ruth I.yudc OF New Bedfo-d, Mass. SN says:
The article IL Tar TRIBUNE Of tie 18th Jae ncites me- 20 con
results Of sN yrsr experience with regard 70 M Ira
II ros bGsnes have teahy bushes tine flowers ana
while the plants Of my friends oot az hey ia been 'cofohel
By ire nine have full foliage and ie" marks oi 'Aat Destructive
When commenced gardening found three pests thoroughly
doniced which have tried for six ysas to ne
the slug which feeds upon toe leaf ana tId the mp
per- sucks the juices from the ribs Of toe leaf Tue sus
mas be- detected the spots Of aad the hopper rom the
tbl leaf buds put oith and the bud formed,
hrowiish fly. with hump "a Shoulders may BE- seen nv
around the bushes iew days amer tIe OF e
leaves nay be noticed fastened down with web a9a upon re-
green Vim. bao' head, which upon being dsolsed,
Ger k,l.worm fe uudlrbed, it INTO the bad ia'irns
itself leaf and remains in chry s state uIi tue see ni
trces know remedy these but 70 examine ne
eight OF ten Cd bush II the mountain SSH buds apeaf mrs.
the Hy seem. prefer these to tine rose
on eng paut but the bush The proesnJo u oAcA
glossy fly which winters IN the sroun aud u not ianl y goa
ooAIe rTf sI' b I'D ieb + reduces to .kyiet,u.
tn Il Il 1ach,d th- Is small scarcely ''o'
the Isktd eye IL Is voIaous ana ''ol' ana a'
MANY are proposed destroy these pests and The one
is oil soap pound to heen s4IoLi % va
pa; tobacco s'ems IA this mixture ana syii1 u.
# I'm the con rcuceurr tie o. b. destroyed by these SP
l!,aUL LOtlug lear iie IA O'e
ed near N, leaf stalk an these seem unayzlnE , ,,
e hiatt OF th,r rsyages i. from the middle y the a' OF
lime ,ps # sr,ck-d lime lie thrown urdcr bu,hs ~hen
y ave about 10 fau rorud II ~ destroy tneu Aae
proved IT, for upop thirty bushes have IQi otH i"eu
= sucs and lecous Of them. AE1u, I'm every
al lat kows the Of the insect XII OF the es 70 the
take and twice every season pl,
Inc bushes ard have nearly tNterminstei th-
BUt every season ard II these be destroy another IA
SEC; vii srp-sr frI observed st year ADD til. rev IN
sect sh shaped gina the b1d aud 50 uTmY ata'ned
that almost imPt,be 70 remove IL Tie Tose-rai ApP-f
wlsb ara asie a. ea AID like the plan. Ice
,hc iucfeas-. 800 o., ..,-.,,