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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
MEETING OF FRONT BRICKLAYERS.

A large number Of front brisklayers assembled last
eveoing at No. 900 Eighth avenue, 10 consider the
means 10 be adopted TO resist the attack made upon
them by the Brcklayers' Protective Union. The
Union having resolved that of it's members should
work on any Job where Don-members were employed,
this action necessarily led 10 several strikes against the
frout bricklayers 1hese latter individuals, at late
meeting placed themselves in direct oppos ton 10 the
Union and called upon the bosses TO sustain them.
Last evening q number Of the bosses were present,
lending their encOur agement 10 the aborers assembled
STEPHEN HOPPER, Chairman Of the meeting, adj
dressed the members al some length, and gave his
word that the men would stand by tue boss ss long
as the bosses stood by them. SAID he, If the rough
yorkmen will not work where we do, we will take
hold ouIselyes ard do their wOrk-for we, AZ front
brickayers can do their work, but they cdnHoi do
ours Ifthe bosses stand by us, we pledge Ourselves
10 do this and 10 work at the same wages they pay
rough workmen. -,
A Committee Of five was appointedto confer with
the bosses and ascertain the amount oil encouragement
they would extend After collection had been taken
up, remarks were made by several members, winch
we've received with various degrees Of enthusiasm.
Mr.. a. 81. Ross AN influential bofs mason, assured
the men that he with them, and believed that M
bosses were.
Mr.. CHARLEs ALLEN, also a boss mason, made Il
few reDaIks 70 the some effect.
Cheers were then gwen for each Of these speakers,
and also for Nj. Sinca r, boss who appears 10 be in
I6yf favor with the The meeting then al burned,
70 Iueet at the call Of the Chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

crimes Harden adsed that Of forgery re =, COO
70 get cached al The Essson Bank CHECK is ~ al
win the maine Of John ]. Blair PrssdfRS hpoaeh
s an,e, wsuS 10. cash the check aod hardeS tssn
Sressns.d Il a. the Phhpseurg Bank wheIe sn .. ior
gerry was detected bat measures %ere sea Of TIA
rest hafEsn w. oos Mace Oh the very day on which
hank Inc ,se poison to kill his wife. His
as sresu with the person Offering the check wood not
Ss1s bad he mot S q. 70 Ss
on IA he obtsned IT, 20 escape after committing the
e!, har ~ Newark DAILY, 2ist inst.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK Icy
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship -r;sshyie Murray Charleston sponord Tle-ton
cnips--w Lindsey Gray Liverpool w Forbes Bhdse.
wtter, Barstow Liverpool, Williams Guion 49,
BaIss-Luoy Ann, Sears Wilmington, Brett, Son Co.. wy
andotte, Hoyt Barbados Miller & Houghton
Brigs-Iasca Mitchell, St Pierre r.. p Bnck Co. Cslmno,
Elliott Cienfue sos Simpson Mayhew A. Storer ConeryJ
Quebec Walsh Carver Chase Eneso (Aus Goirloych,
Cork w Schmidt Caroline, Ackery Zaza, Simpson May
hew.
scbooners-R Smith Wilcox Hartford master r. Baker,
steeman Newbern Jonas Smith CO. Com Kesrney Lorng
Boston Amy Chase Benjamin Lavacca, Norcross Pace t.
A. Wad Bof, Gibraltar MASTER Augusta, Cole, Esbethpor'
Sloop-PoiDter -, Bristol master.
Steaner-Elizsbetb, Campbell Baltimore.
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A LIQUOR Casa man named VIM. j. Owens
arrested and taken before Justice Callahan yesterday
charge OF gsDd larceny him By DR. T. w Met
calf Of Isl Grsnd street Brooklyn Owens carpenter and
Il, several moLths IN the employ Of Mr. MetC during
HEB time it is alleged wine end liquor FROM SIR
Ms premises 70 III. amount Of $500 Only bottle OF port
inc could BE- identified having been stJu. number Of
witnesses testified 20 having received and hqlors from
Owens ard Mr. Levin. residing Nc. l4t Grand
id that large quantity had been offered ~ him. Owen repre-
seg tht he bad taken IL IN payment for that he
done The parties being all well old residents of VIII
smbugh the has excited unusual degree Of interest
The examination viii be continued to-day al 10 O'clock
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Nv TeIeSraph.
SANDY HOOK La

SANDY HOOK July 23 No vessels In sishs bound
IN Wind light 0om the w. weather clear.
HIGHLANDS July a. sunset Oae chip and one brig JuN ~
sight in the ohns, bonud In. Wind hsht om tho '" ~eshss
clear
BALTIMORE, July 23Arr bark Delaware, ffoui DenorSs
July =, brig Montroes, from salt hey. -, ~.
NORFOLK, July 2.-An IA Hampton Roads. nfis MY
C,pcn IL days from soubreioi chip Peruvian, days rora
ColaO
BOSTON July a-Arr steamship L. sPrasae, Mathews
PMhdethis; .bip Regulator Newcoh Liverpool; bass Mary
S,sisop, Chr Havana Louis Napoleon, EIske, Lonao"t
briggs Oge'a, Orifn. cadizi X O. Berry, Race DO
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Total for sir months. ...........,"......slsi,'l6

The Morris Canal and Banking Company has de-
Glazed dividend OF y cent payable ON the preferred
stock. and Y cent On the consolidated sto'k. The
Aston Fire Insurance Company has declared y cent,
nav able Aug. l. Mr.. L. ID. Dioble has been restored
10 men bersbip Of the Board of Brokers. Toe total
shipments Of specie thus far this year have been $780,
LOG oOO against $40 S3S 900 same time last year. Mr.
McClelland of the Illinois Central Road, is, we UNDER
stand 70 be President Of the Eastern Division OF the
Ohio and Mississippi Road and Superintendent OF the
whole line. Mr.. President Lord Of the Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Road is in town. charged with important
negotiations for bis road The interest on the lst mort
gage bonds Of the Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad
Company due on the st of August, will be paid when
due at the Office Of Ward Campbell g. Co., No. %
Wall street. The freight on cattle from Bufial' has
been advanced to SIS TO Albany and $50 to New-York
The Hudson River Road charges s2j y car load on
State cattle, and the propelers 81 y mead.
The foreign news by the North Briton ID favorable
and very satisfactory TO our cotton dealers The sales
of IS 900 bales in a week, with a steady market mast
tend TO relieve their fears in regard to many cotton
bills running to maturity in Liverpool. The news
other vie lie not important.
The bank statement of weekly averages b very
crafty in regard the specie line, bat less 50 IN
regard to loans which show unexpectedly large in
crease. This grows, learn, ont Of discounts for
the accommodation Of Western and Southern banks
The following is comparative statement Of the con-
dition Of he Banks Of the City of NewYork, July ii
IL - "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

The London Ec0HOWts tDu5 HOSIOeo VIC H"I NV 'V'
The week ending the 9Th inst:
The for 20 the Bank Of England during
the wee have been very heavy This h generally TIE case wne
ny uneasness prevails credit The lamentaole failures IN
the leather trade caused the Withdrawal Of oils ron e
general discount market smoubtr probably TO SIoWVV
which from their pressure for renewal fom time to time mas
been weighing like incubus H. TIE consequence H. that
although pd for time !. checked and seal pressure
for discount bss Bank Of there e
ooub, that fresh OF unasiness arises money
will be after payment of the Dividend and thai the
rat. charged "a The discount market will be below that OF the
Bank Of EDr sD'. ~ -,
About go 10 gold have been sold 10 the Bank Of England
bn the great bua arrivals week have been purchased
for the Continent The following the rates OF discount
" 49, Bans rate. Opea market.
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The document contains the folio wing request from
the ,Japanese Embassy Commi tee:

OFFICE o CLKRR CoNsoY COuSCIL, /
No. CRY HlLl, New York, Jolly IL, 1860
RoBRRT T. HAws, esq, Controler:-Dedr Sir: The Joint
Special Committee Of the Common Council, appointed
ceve the japanese Ebassador having collected
the expenses incurred by them 10 the psro nance Of
their duty fnd the 10 about bl2bOOO but
as some of them deemed exorbrant the Committee will
reduce them to- cay, Sl0 900 which will be required lI
their settlement You WILL therefore, please insert that amount
IN The ordinance making additional appropriations fo the
1860 called by the resolution Of he Board Of Aldermen Of
the 18th June, ult. Respect'ul!yi yours
"A tU0LE, JAMES BAGLEf
ABRAM LENT JAMES OWENS,
tHAS. g. CORNELL, ALEX. L. SHAW,
J. nj. VAN WART, GEORGE STAIR .
JOHN IL BRADY, Join. special Committee
A report from the Committee on Finance, in favor Of
donating 10 twenty-five graduates OF the Institution
for the Blind $50 each then presented, and land
over under the rule These graduates were thrown
out of employment in consequence Of the manufactur-
ing department of that lns tuition in which they
employed, having been abolished by the last Legis-
lature.
communication was received from the Street Com
missioner in regard 20 the sunken canal boats in the
clip between Piers Nos 20 and 30 East River. Referred
10 Cor mittee on Wharyes Piers aud Slips.
report was presented in favor OF donating the snm
Of IS 900 to the Chidrens Aid Society. LAID over.
After the transaction Of large quantity OF routine
business the Board adjourned until Thursday at 5p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

The business of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Road shows good gain 10 July. For the hrsI Two
weeks the Incl ease ia nearly $500, OF which about
one hall is in passenger which is favorable feature,
The crops on the line Of the road are enormous ana
will tax this Fall the full capacity Of tbs road.
The gross earnings Of the Marietta and CinSinnaa
Road from all sources, for June, foot mp TO nearly
ss4 OOo-comprisng the largest freight business OF any
lime ,uce the road was opened. The earnings Of tire
line thus far in July are considerably in excess OF those
for the first two weeks of July, 1859.
The annexed are the earnings of the Eighth Avenue
Road for the Elk months ending June 80:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

R,IIiNoRE July % The bars Nelson Place non Newton.
bou 10 Australia pat into Rio snero June 10 In distress va
ho,, down Cope Horn stove bUlw ass aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

The London Daily Nev, II The 10Th int. says that
IN America railway securities there were inquiries
for the shares and second aad third o gags bolds Of
The New-YoTk and Esis Company, and for Illinois
Central Railway Frecand bonds The quot,tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
MARRIED..

Chester, VI, on "Wednesday, Juue 10
by the Rev q. d. J-hords Zaccheus Bates esq, 20 Mrs
Charlotte T. White Of Cavendsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

The money the Stock Exchange has been 81 9
cent, and very abundant go , AZ. n,
The money Government securities has been 35GiF
fent o account 3G5t v cent There little
demand to-day PROBABLY because Consos are oPn Tor pm
yate transfer end applications to small extent have been made
the England at " cent There have been no ops-
ratons the part the Government broker Exchequer bs
have steady at pardi prem
The Uatiy heics vi the oh says:
Tbe demand for money the Bask larger than usual
on Saturday In the general market there was lko"se
steady aud disco unters asked 4d4i csn on
goed ii Is The dividends will be payable On Monday
The London Times of the same day remarks
Additional failures in tho leather trade announced
Saturday Messrs Parker CO., army boot ana ho. con-
Northampton have Suspended
with habit co. TO $4,000 and Mes.rs Ridley Son,
hide anu Iether merchants OF he~cssseonIyne Tor about
A2alND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

Officer Davis, who il detailed u the Cooper lnstl-
tue arrested ParTck White for stealing furniture from the
bsildiug This had previously been employed about the
buid.s during several months he's succedod In puouing
aboal sxty dosr worth OF furniture At various times The
-od Esys been mostly recovered They had sold for
tiae 10 ghnmas Buciy No. N Fourth avenue, kespcT
low ruhop VINO bought seees worth 90 apiece for 80 cents
sb vet did not know they stolen sd
tt H6n Matthew T. Brennan refused % grant w for hh
receiver stolen goods because the officer would not
o, poy they stolen aud be only held tbs
tif Tor psts larceny because his Honor did not think the
pIoprItY Z valuable o. IL owners DID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

A Nespolitan vessels Glcu'ssA-, with ie'cVo Dr.
Wheat at SD. in slippers bags.
The business Of the Sub-Trenslry was: hsee.l.s'
1883 e06 94for Customs, $l3i ,cC0i Payments s''o
Cs2 50; Balance, s5,396,6l4 H.
The receipts Of the Philadelphia, Washington anu
baltimore Railroad were:
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
4 - L. L

Tie ~ Nird met iast evening, the PnEsIDEsr in the
chair.
-to,,rs an NNj!tsn.sjurgh Improvements with the
soogr., "a be IlJIed or fbiGs for street improve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

An article on the injurious effect of placing fSh-poles
IN cur hsbo 70 fisheries the Hudson nom The pen OF an
ethyo,oz sppesred in this early this season "ss
written previous removal Of these poles by the Atropo
Police and happy to state that the views OF the winter
are confirmed the that the shsd this season have been
abundant aud than they have been knownio years.
be hoped that the measures will be taken
10 prevent the placing Of single hsd pole IN ryer T. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

Kings County BELL AND EVERETT MEETEG.-A
meeting of the Kings County Bell and Everett Club,
TO the number Of about twenty persons, was held in
Granada Hail. Myrtle avenue, last evening, for the
pnrpote of receiving the report of delegates TO the
Union State Convention and to organize for the eau
paign. Mr.. James II. Burton was chosen President;
when Mr. j. G. Jacobs, reporter of TIE ~ Y. En-
press and delegate to the Utica Convention, made
verbal report to the effect that they had resolved to
form combination Electoral ticket Of all the conser-
vative elements in opposition to the Republican candi-
dates TIE report acCeped, and on motion of the
same gentleman, resolution was adopted TO appoint
Eve delegates from each ward and town TO represent
the party in General Committee. The electors are to
meet for that purpose on the ID of August next
Speeches were made by Messrs. c. {. Egan, E. T.
b sci house, and J. c. Jacobs when the meeting ad
ioarned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

~Hy JapAsrsr BILL OF CcsTs.-Toesuens Japan-
ere X, e.y ton CoOst are really 200 modest Ihey
have deiicssly informed the Controller that the o'is
heurTss by tb,m III the japanese business amounted
to 325 0eo thereaboas; but as some OF them were
evidently sxcrbitaDt economical Commitcet they naa
yrunsd them down $l05 Geo. which sum they olandly
ssk Mr. HAYES to insert in the additional appropria-
sions for the current year. TIE Committee were 100
>onsideraie 20 tronhe the Controller with the items
od tina, gentleman has fastened 70 do them the favor
70 ns IT the required. Whea the details OF
sAs plumber scheme against the Treasury are dragged
~ Hight, we doubt il Mr.. Halves viii be In q hurry 70
psy the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

TRr d. D.s.-Yesterday morning % drunk and
SssSrdely prisoners were sent to the Work House az
Blackwels leland by the Police Magistrates. Justice
Kelly sent II for 10 days, Of whom come had been
cup" 10, IA, Is, 30, and 40 times. Justice Weisn y
who had been up" from to Ia times. Justice Con-
Holiy ] for days, one Of whom had been mp 81
times. Justice Bro snell had 8, of whom had been
CUP one 80 sud another 40 times.
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Spoken.

July TO- m 80 &C. Ion % IS BY pilo. boa, Edwin Forte. no
Is. spoke slp Nesunorslsnd Noa LyeIp0o feI fhASsS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

TRr STEAMER COLUMBIA TO BIZ RrPAIRED.-lhe
steamer Columbia, Capt. Berry, Of the New-fork ana
Charleston line, was on Saturday taken 70 the NOV
city Works, and viii be thoroughly overhaued ana
reuail cd, after which she win resume service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24
The London Times of the 10Th rays:

Owing 10 the release OF the aiydencs the demand for dis
count to-day lees heavy than last wees C9t s
The Stock TIE ast price from the Paris B9urse tS
evening t5f 7cc showing Inc Of more tnan cent
In cons, au.nce awakened by the projected
zion In Syria. The soppsge Of MessT ider Io leses
Iaeors OF P~ announced to-day Ihe aoltes are est
mated at co., aud the isare i. attributed to the failure Of
Messrs streatieild'
A notice has been terved upon the directors OF tbs
Union Bank of London, holding them personally re-
sponsibe for the Pullinger frauds.
There were sales on the 9th inst of Illinois Central
shares at iOl discounts of Michigan Southern Sinking
Fund at 63 639, aud Panama second mortgage bonds
at lO5. The Times thus notices and quotes:
Colonial descrp ain without change Grand Trunk
Of Canada stock ed 2Sd28 do ordinary bonds IS to 81
and preference bonds e1d2 In American securities the bonds
and the New ok and Erie advanced In msceane
securities he OF the arrival OF the Great East
Newly caused rise in crest Ship shares the ordinary
leaving IFS ID lS and the preference, par TO prem
Canada " cents, .O0i to LOOT.
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
IN brig H,ies JaHe from S. Domngo Ci'yAr AAdnsa d
{. Lane. 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

The ABsCoSpED CUsroA-HoUsE BRoKER--The
rumor that current yesterday morning that Gus
tom-Bouse broker had left the city in somewhat sas
picious manner, and had taken with him large
amount of money leaving heavy liabilities, appears to
resolve sslf into the following statement The miss
ing individual for is very certain that be is not now
70 be found in the ethyl guilty of having guam
tty of goods that should have been sent from e YES
sci direct the public store by the carmen employed
for the Government given into the charge of some out,
side carman and delivered at the place OF busioess OF
the consignees some other appointed locality, de-
frauding the Revenue Department of the duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

SUPPOSED HoMcIDE.-Coroner Jackman held an
inquest yesterday at the Twentyfirst Ward Station
House on the body of Thomas j. Butler, vino sup
poted to have met his death at the hands of fellow
laborer in WeehawEen. 1t appears that the deceased
was store quarter and that shortly before his death
he had been engaged in fight with another Iaborer,
named John Warner. Warner was arrested and held
70 the action of the Coroner. The Jury returned
verdict of death fr, congo iOn of the brain, and
Warner was thereupon discharged from custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-24

Who had been up" from to IA times. justice Con-
noliy for 5 days, one of whom had been up IL
times. Justice Brosnel had g. of whom had been
CUP one 80 ana another 40 times.
TRI STEAMER COLUMBIA TO BIZ REPAIRED.-lhe
steamer Columbia, Capt. Berry, Of the New-fork ana
Charleston line, was Saturday taken 70 the NOV
ehy Works and will be thoroughly overhauied ana
repai. cd, after which she win resame service
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF SoUTHERSER-James
GMdrer, young gentleman residing at Macon, "a
recently came to this city pleasure trP, and en-
tered upon such an improper course OF HE thsI ns
f.nds he,me exhausted ana his health impaired. Last
evening remorse for his foolishness indaced hun TO
snemp, sefdestruction by jumping into the river at
the foot of Jay street. Officers Whitney and Msln-
tyre Of the Harbor Police witnessed the occurrence ana
succeeded in rtscUiDg him, although he was nearer
Sesd than alive when taken from the water. After
marital recovery from the effects Of his bath, ne was
sent " the house Of his friends
N,pR,Aers ny Nor FAIRIES PUBLIC ILLEGAL.-Judge
Leonard Of the Supreme Court having decideo, Id
re,en, case that marriages by Notarles Pu1hc are
Illegal and void, il appears that large numbers Oh
happy or unhappy couples have been united IN 'hat
way. Ihis appears 10 NC TIC Caoe P"i'iN '
the Germans and French whe are accustomed III their
own countries 10 solemnize matrmony under the aus
pices Of officials answering to the functions OF our
Eotaries. The following is the clause Of the Revised
Statutes on the Strength Of which the German No1a
MS argue thst they are entitled to act:
Noturis Public have authority to exercise sach
bsT powers and duties as Oy laws and according
% by the Laws OF any othn SC o''e'n
snt OF country, may be performed By Notaries Public
On the other hand il Is stated that special law
exists which provides that marriages snail be soIem-
nzed only by ministers of the Gvsps priests OF every
denomination Mayors, Recorders kdermen Of cities,
judges Of the County Court, and Justices Of the
Peace destroying the effect Of the clause relative to
no aries Again, it is alleged that another clause fol-
lows this latter provision, Stating that 1t shall not be
60 construed charge the meaning and strength Of
the first clause.
At best the question is disputed one, and we ap
/ prehend that very few German or French husbands
and wives win be hasty in embracing the opportunity
offered by Judge Leonards decision 20 declare them
selves suddenly in state Of single bessednsss aud to
attempt beginning connuOial life anew. 1t is stated
by those who have long trsnsacJed the business OF
notares public that the end of this mater will prob
ably be an application TO the Legislature, and the
passage of an act making all marriages heretofore
solemnized In this manner legal.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun-Rises. 4:49 7.23 MoonSets.. 10: Is
Sandy Hook. :35 Gcv ssnd.... 021 He'll Gsts.-. 2Os
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
This Board met yesterday afternoon, President PICK
in the chair.
The following communication was received from the
Con roller and on motion made the special order for
next meeting Two hundred and fifty copies we're Or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-17
The Health Of Cattle.

The american Veterinarian contains tn.
following good advice towards promoting the
health OF cattle. There is good deal il.
the following paragraphs expressed in few
words.
Mix, occasionally, one part of sal, in four.
five or six parts ct wood ashes, and give the
mixture to different kinds of stock, summer
and winter. 1t promotes their appetites, and
tends TO keep them in healthy condition.
1t is said to he good against bots in horses,
murrain in cattle. and rot in sheep.
Horse radish raot is valuable tor CATTLE
1t creates an appetite, and is good for vari
oas diseases. Some give it to any animal
that is un~ell. 1t is good for oxen troubled
with the heat. If animals will not eat it vol
unfairly. cut it up fine, and mix 1t with pota-
toes and meal.
Feed all animals regularly. They not on
Iy Look for their food at the usual time, bur
the stomach indicates the want at a stated
period.
Therefore, feed morning. noon and even
lns as near the same time each day as posi-
be
Guard against the wide and injurious ex
!remes If saliating with excess and starving
With want. Food should he Of suitabI,
quality. and propor,ioned to the growth aud
fAttening Of animals, to their production i'll
Young and milk, and to their labor and exer-
else. Animals that labor need far more food
aud that which is far more nutritious, than
those that are idle.
Guard all descriptions of stock agains,
cold and exposure, especially against cold
storms of rain. sleet and damp snow, and a.
sainst lying out en- the cold ground in cold
nights, in the spring and fall.