New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

Venerable Bede calls ahide FamiatLat Is 4. win support
family y called Mansasi or Msnerian tn.nor Mn
oeves bread IL casks Of Welsh ale 30 casks OF clear
@ ~sS1 Sasnt sfS
salt of sits 10 Of wheat dou gammons, 10 cheese' 2fs
Such were The products in King Ina' da-aOOus the year
Note By Judge Meigs.-Ths value Of this rent in
products may be assumed in money at about $780,
and as the per centage of the whole crop nay be
sumed to be about 10 per cent the value of the whole
crop on these 10 hides Tor 40 acres ofland would be
about s., 600, or over "a per acre.
Do our farms generally raise more
The dinner on such farm was as good a one as can
be set in NewYork. Salmon and other fish; beef,
roast and boiled; mutton and lamb do; venison,
geese chickens vegetables mo potatoes grits wheat
bread Welsh ale ager pale ais, cheese, butter, ham,
bason, eggs, cusards buildings, some fruits, and no
doubt some strong drink.
Application Of Straw-Among other things for
which premium Of $50 is offered in England is the
proper application Of straw TO land. 1t is question
well worthy Of consideration in this country.
IransplaRting Trecs.-It il recommended to dig
large hole and I'LL it with water and then si coil int,
the and get in the and shake them so as TO
bring every root fully IN contact with the soil.
IAOidy Hay never should be fed TO hoIses-t Is poi
sopous,
iDedrs in Mississippi There is q pear-orchard in
Mississippi of Is 600 trees.
Tea IN the United States.--This country consumes
tea than any other country, and it is earnestly
recommended 10 grow tea IN tlls country ino Whoin
crop in China is 500 millions of pounds, and 1t grows
only in about four degrees of latitude.
Composition for ITees.LMr Burgess, an old En-
glsh gardener, communicates the following recipe as
valuable for all gardeners and futgrowers, as fer
tzer and preventive Of destructive insects MIR. Bur-
CESS says
used with benefit to trees and vines for the last
thirty years England and America never any one
except my What wish In return = for every one tnas
uses 1t to report 70 the Institute what they thinkoih
peek Quick Lime.
peck Wocd Ashes. .ted fine.
peck SUIT from wood II best -.
peck Sleeps or deers dung, cows-hist two are oes
peck dogs dung night soilhe mrs; 10 pest IL hr,,t
lbs soap 1lbs. silver sand lbs sulphur IDS '"'A'
Place them all on board aoor with human urine mix nem
,. meta e a. time with tho back Of spade aud put
IL in berel Tor use IL VIII keep good Two 's~
For u,e. mix Il with uiine thick paints sfPy with .a
brush made with house hall, ,sn s Sns SI sisi used
PRIME all III. ln November s oei % Nh-- $500 =
then apply the comPositioni done ~ '''' ''r''' "
asa N me- e e wished the soil With fork sfeet
rouId tree and inches sssp Fr,, %s Evenly Ir
ami, pals Of str liquid om the farm yard next day point
bed oyer md s % p mo-, sS p %s QUO jury sp
Pull ali old bak nom tbs arc .cfepe the s'ems Of tfeos
that are rough and mossy The composition good tosp
soi on R"HIssos stated that letter from Thomas
Young of Hamden, Union Co., Ohio, proposes, for a
confederation, to tell any enc how TO prevent the
injurious effects 81 frost upon all small fruit trees in
any locality. His terms are, no cure pay. i give
hir address, so that any one who has fancy to uves-
tgaie this new thing may do 40 If he likes
Mr.. BURGESS thinks his composition will produce the
resnls, and that will make the trees no vigor-
Gus that Insects will not trouble them.
Mr. TITUS stated that application of half an
Of aoes, III two or three quarts Of water applied 20
ueee, has remarkably btpedoent eiec, ia destroying
all sorte Of nseC II II housed around The trunk OF
the tree.