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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
tn, AJJouv Arpus of this morning saws:

The Albany Argus of this morning says:
m suggested the, would be wise in the Csa, Board to re-
former price. the sO yaboat ssn, bghe from Buffalo TO
Albany not slo Sp. The pIoduesr an. . Ths
in than fourth Of the
dead stop.
The last General Assembly Of Illinois passed act
INCORPORATING the Mechanics Bank of Chcsgo, with
capital Of ST. 900 OOO and the privilege Of increasing
the amount to 5000, 900. About $4,000 was sub
scrlbed last Spring. and 10 cent large portion Of
it was paid in; but owing to the war and currency
panic further progress was suspended. Some Of the
original subscribers propose to increase their subscrp
tions organize the institution and to operation
immediately.
The Boston Post of yesterday says:
The banks gained ssS yesterday New Yort
nom people and the u.Ty paper sss,
ID :. :1 h.. almost : % IL. S
pcsn The factories wanting little Tor DIVIDENDS and pay
Tolls but the stree. 10 terribly stasnsnt
In relation to money and exchange matters, The
Chicago Tribune of Wednesday remarks:
bisr but AsIs jet I:i q sod .ad good ,ssIeS:
to the public our banks s .mpy
use they cannot cash teu day bill the East
speak Of thirty day paper ususy required BY commercial
Exchange the East today Wa pI.o.y and the make.
steady par for currency and cent discount for sod
At Cincinnati The Commercial says.
PA largo part the discount business Of the bankers ccnnues
10 be confined the extension Of old bills New bills thst they
would regard acceptable offered very pansx there
merely nominal the quotation. given
8ai2 cent The business In uncunent money quite light
there being very little Of kind collected here now The
rate discount placed Kentucky money scarcely operates
iii ~ check TO Is circulation in the ordinary city trade The
people handle without much any spprehsosion Of loss
There Is however but little now here.
AtSt Louis, there is nothing in the money mar.
ket, except that exchange was triae lower closing
at II y cent premium for Missouri paper, and no de-
mand Coin 10 held ct about the same % exchange,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29

The treasurer Of Philadelphia announces that he will
he ready on the LIST Of July to pay the city loans ma
turing on tina, day. and also the semi annual interest
the funded debt of the city.
In reby 10 the unjust statement in Of the city
journals that the Harlem Railroad Company bad made
an assignment and was to be reorganized, the Com
pany has thought proper to make the following expla'
nation II appears that the new mortgage contains no
stipuations not usual in railroad mortgages, and that
the stockholders are in no worse condition than before
it's issue:
Fsv.YoRK AND HAsLss RAILROAD coxrAsr,}
PnIIDxsrs OyYIck. EHw.YohK June Is, 1851
Some statements having sppeed 10 the newsppe'
r.ssnc. the condition Of the HIem Railroad Company
proper to make q statement Of f.ets.
Sine. the T ssns o. tho unsecured SG1S' .. SS Sa.
within the next i've years being 800 700 take Up these
tor. s.1. ds%sd ..a.
amount hundred thousand dollars secured BY mortgage
Se q: :se ts.a ss TIE s ;. fourth ss
sd.s. .%s.n Of city property: Ss~ssI .or and
covered By msrss The bonds thus be issued are
be Of s ds S operation O.S merely
ute ten years bonds for thoss already due The o.
nd . IL. city sI
Tho terms Of the mortgage are similar to those tue .d
.ls asssd !. Is S.u. IN the protection
the nortsys security No sns%ss q interest remain unpaid
~ as Hs and BEEN md paid
ss.s i D.y ~ IL:
utterly Impossible for the Company TO pay the principal Of
the unsecured boDds
Though he ross receipts may somewhat diminished
pared the past year consequence Of the existing war y
the good condition Of the track and rolling stock allows the OF
10 be decreased the viii probably not
Be impaired When the present Board took possession Of the
road In 1881 the and rolling stock much out Of
repair and large ouys have been made 10 renewing them
being In good condition, more moderate expenditure
will keep them up.
In authorizing The Issue Of mortgage bonds 70 take up
thoss which the Board that the
ntsrsst Of parties secured and protected
ALLAN CANT BELL, President
We learn unofcislly that NE earnings Of the Nor
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MARRIED..
BREEsL-PARKER-At Msliden, Coz

BREEsI-PARKER-At MeIiden Conn, Wednesday
Jun. 26 BY the Rev. John Parker Theodore Breese Of
Broohyn n " Miss C0rnes Parker, daughter Of Chas
Parker. esq, of Meiiien. - -,
HOPKINSNBEATrY- Thursdsy, June a. st the residence
e.he BRIDES parents No 20 Wes. Twenty eighth street, By
the Rev DR. Van Norman, James H Hopkins Of wsstmors
land n. Y. and fannie Lansing Beatty
MERWIN-HEPBURN-ln Brooklyn, Thursdsy evening,
June 81 by the j. z. Sesrlss John g. Msrwin 10 T.
Augusta Hepburn. daughter Of Andrew NJ Hepburn.
STEVENS DENNlSTON - Near Salisbury Mills, Orange
County 1t the residence Of the brides father Thurdsy,
juno by Rev Daniel Higbee Edward Stevens Of Buf
so and Julisns H.. daughter Of the Hon Robert pennon
wFLSH-ROBRRrS--ln Harlem o Wednesday, June 26 By
the Rev O. s. Gibstt Judge jaime: Welsh Psyms.ter q
ths 18th Regime ~ Y s. ", Miu Anna T. Roberta sd
est daughter Of stephen Roberta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29

ROBBERY BY FEMALE.-Louisa Jackson, an Irish
M was arrested on Thursday evening charged With having,
some days ago. stolen wallet containing go from ysha
Thorn resldirG the Belmont House. Fulton street
appears tina. Thompson accused the street. ard
eompsaed her to public house the New BowsI whsrs he
seen last evening On her peroD was ouna
Thompson claimed Of that stolen The
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Leaving balance eiV'"'S
The boats in process Of completion VIII be placed
the route early next month, and will afford e1traor
binary accommodations to the travelling public Inc
City of Boston and New-Ycrk fstcass boats CON-
biuing the staunchness Of horoughgong sea steamers
and the accommodation and agreeableness Of the river
steamboats,. New passenger cars have been buiit our
ing the last year in anticipation Of the completion oil tie
boats, aud the appointments will equal any oil the
lines between this city and Boston. WITH sotuetraVei
at present, it would scarcely the part of wisdom
to place such expensive boats the route, yet the
managers are confident that the travelling public VIII
appreciate the advantages offered and trust for an IN
crease Of business This road averses the heart OF the
manufacturing districts and is of the first TO feel
the effect of depressed condition OF that department OF
industry as it is the first TO increase its receipts when
business prosperous. 1t is currently reported that an
active opposition may be inaugurated the coming season
between this line and the Stoaington in the dere 10
secure the local business OF Norwich and New-London
which may lead to unfortunate results. IL Is peru
nen fact that the service Of theroues with little sc
commodaon, could be performed by two trst-cias'
boats instead Of four, as at present determined
The annexed table gives the progress OF the trae Oh
the Cleveland and Toledo road since Sept lo9o. NO
dividend. have been paid since 1857.
INCOME ACCOUET-CLENELAND ANU TOLEDO
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little bigher by come dealers. There is very strong
expression from the people on the Bank resumption
question.
The following table will show the receipts and ship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29

CUNDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE, stopping
a. Fort SCHUYLER Great Neck City Island and Ne" ho-
che.e The svoe May Flower Leaves s4os 81 every
SUNDAY al $40 D. Delsneey-si. s4i llfh -. sno
2s,h $50 M returning afternoon, and sgoTdns hne
opportunity 10 visit the EncamPments
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X X.
IN-For ALBANY, TROY, NORTH and VEST Summer ar
rsngenent commencing MONDAY May 2i, 1851 III n
sst Express Trsiu from 16tis; Station For Wian'hnd;e
White Plains CIoon Fas Dover Plains and all local Trains
zee Timetable. JOHN BURCHfLL, AA't sRPt
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Professional Notifies.

DR. HOMER BOSTWICK will continue the
~ practice Of hi, profession and gives especial attention
dsssss Of the Throat. Consunyon female Complaints sns
Nervous Debty produced BY youthful ndscrsea Once No
- Eas, ifth-st. ak doors west Of Broadway.
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Re~eiuas IF Rroduce.

Juyr 2-l9624 bb Flour 24 bbls Com Meal II 90 PhSa
Wbi.ky 1874 $50 Wheat 80 bush Corn ii o'o bush
Dat. ID key, Lard. las pigs. Provions 81 pkgs Ashes
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1851 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
IOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOl
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE;

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE:
IRE R Rf .af Effd fHE
oss Mo- AO, Ss.s Ss.s so and oS Gin
einnsi Chicago, St Louis St. Paul Nashville MenEhi. new
are for speed aud By any
ThrOush ,Iain. for The West leave Of Court
Fbashs, IL day and connecting there With all West
Sleeping aud smoking. cars on al the trains:
Fare always low, and the time quick By any other
i. route FTeish Of y de.chP6Sp; can estsIwadedo
illinois. wIscon.in Iowa o. Missouri BY RAiLRoAD d.
RECT TO sny port onthe nsvsabIs rivers Of the West by
r.. l. tsO Of Feish 70 ard from any point WEI. BY the
By other R.lrO.d Companies; Merchant 49, and shippers ina;
VIII coi.sdonoe on Il. speedy transit ...,..,.-
Ti. Company also msin.n. an Emsr,ns Accommodation
comfortable mod. q ce2ysy.nes h. The 1i:s.'s ..'
' IExh CT f.;ss; ss. mont NO House
mebSSl ti;H sfss q II In sss! %a.
rNocH LEWIS. General sup't, Xtoons, p
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo ALBA
IL NY sndTRoY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
'H' Fr.m Ci.nberr.t Prom sosh4',;
EIpre... and m, snd';% *; u;ls m and 'S 'ad
Troy I'D Albany with sleep 1915 m Sunday, iacuded
Poushiseps train {. NJ s:2' Ia, aid lao AID G9'
rset,iiG train. $50 and s's' and S'' p m
Sing sns g train, sS. 400 and $40, as and n:I'pm
TL iiaS train ssop. m. e.%E I%%u s...
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
N-Tsh. leave Jerssy City for Pornont snd9iS
sussrns Il I:is pm. + w DEMAREsT. Superintendent
DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.
III Summer arrangement Three trains each way
kARITANNnd DEL. BAY RAILROAD for Rcd Bank, Shrews
bury LONG BRANCH Bergen Work. &c Ou and sfteryuy s
the popular s.sbos SEA SHORE Capt sherman viii leave
Monmouh oonnsons thsrs with for ell regular stations
Returning leave Bergen at m and m, ana LoNo
BRANCH, a7 A.. los an "a n. sage; eonn .st
t y tt T and rcShT;
sod at reduced Hotels Long Branch charge lover To
suit the tmes
II ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL SPRING ARRAkGEMENT.ths nse OF Terminus ana
Rsnnnr Time-On and after FRIDAY, Nay 10 1861 Pssen'
ser Trns Win and take he departure from The Com
psny's New Depot. st Hunters Point . AZ, .
fone East leave james slip and ytth Ferries
NewYork Of u for Grecnport; IL "a ioi sy0sse 49,
~ for Ysthsaki $50 for sycsset $50 n for Forming
dsls; s 80 D m for Jamaica
Passengers for Hampstead leave m IL m 81" 49, ana
Passengers for Jamaica leave m, 10 m, $780, 10" ''sa
T,o, Leave Hunters Poin. on .iv, Of Ferry Boat from
james slip and 3ith st. Ferries
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN pELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via u Ks i,
N and and p m Fare 90 Through for Can;
cinnsa and the West and for wsshihston New gssn "a
South ke. and through baggage checked 10 Wsshns
m' ana W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No Baggage viii be received for any sins lnes soo
checked rs minutes In sdyspce Of the time ofesvnt
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witch and Worcester Railroad for the past ak months'
have fallen off considerably, as compared with the re-
ceps of the previous year. owing to the depression oil
business in New-Engl4nd, and no Midsummer DIVIDEND
is likely TO be declared.
Tho earnings for the months about SLEW"
w okins
lnterest.......
New
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Eesal Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
having sgsnst GEORGE WALTER, late Of the City Of
NewYok deceased 20 present the with vouchers thereof
the his residence the Hone House No edl
Brodwty IA the City OF SewYo before the tenth day
Of October nert-Dssd NewYork the 5th day Of April sel
sps lsw6uS' JAMES TATEA, Executor.
DOCKLAND COUNTY SUPREME COURT
lATSAACs 5. MANDENlLL and sY LN ESTER S.kNEhSON
against DAVID w. HENDhIChSON-Summo Tor MONEY
Demand ConiraTo the Defendant; You are hereby sum
which copy herewith served upon you and 10 serve copy
Of your the said complaint the s1htbeT h
office IN P.ekkn We,tche.ter County, within twenty ds1s
after the hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service
and you fail the ,aie complaint within the ue
aforei the plaintiffs In hi. sction viii ase judgment ns
the of hundred and hyseytn dollars aud M
teen cents with interest from the twenty fourth Day Of june
thousand eight hundred ard Ityons besides the costs Of
wiz ''''" DAVID ". TRAVIS Plaintiffs Attorney.
The summons IN the above scon wss hled in
the Of the CLERK Of the County Of Rocsaud at Carfo"D
June 25th 1851. Dated June q 1851 , r,x, ,,
je29 lsw5wsst' DAVID W. TRAVIS fln Any.
CUPREME COURT.-rHE HOUSATONlC
- BANK plaintiff sssis, EDWIN $. SKINNER, defendant
Summons for money demand contraet-(Com not 'efei
To the Defendant You hereby suamonei .nd iel9eu
complaint In this action which has TINS Gay beeh
filed In the office Clerk OF tho Cy and County OF Nc"
York at the City Hall the City Of NewiorE nnd TO rve
h. oce No l22 Broadway in sd city, within tVeny days
after the service Of tits you exclusive ~ s Gay
Of such service; and You fell 70 answer the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid the psntif IN this ction WI aAe
With interest from the Thirteenth day Of January thou'snd
eight hundred and sI.yons besides me cost o. hi auoh-
Ds'ed June :, 1861. DUDLEY tIEtD,
mi IswevS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Urn GOODS.
-, -,,,,., ~ SUMMER WAR

~ a.. r,snni,etured sticles OF SUmMLh .1u.sas
tn9 en- nnd Ducks Fsncy Linens mHteies So
me Tirb C.,iInees QOesbs Cohs slsh.e ~ 1
IDs ~ EVANS extensive CLOi hIN9 " ~
uSrs ~. 81 and SO FuoDfL, DOW oelnt sOi~ - ''
nna.J ,Ttces without regard 20 cost t., ,t,.
~. Ysn.iv, manufacturing Clothing .t
-, -. A. ~ he End Of every season more OF -
- ., bsrd This either tep over for the neAt ~ 80
ou of the city, At once 70 TIE aooo iool
"a ~ wh.t II viii brilg. In any event me y. 80
a.. loser ard only one OF spectators the winner
- re rT,ctiee Of this establishment 10 commence
a. .,e Few weeks before the end o. ese1 season uy
d. foods down ~ than suction prices lheIeS
MID, ,n or porturf,y Of providing Themselves win '''s
kon tan 10 inv per cent below cost OF ma III
IN esin,out sale begins or the Ith OF J9ne sse WI, ~
eoue Until he lat gsrment Of SuriueI y % ~
-. as On have already been engaged and more WI" De
added Is the ssle advances -, s.,l~ ", ,,,y trad.
Tie ttock having been msnn'sc1eo etptsNy oi N
ses5pes eyery vseiy Of goods sdapied to summer
q low
White Duck Goats.
kkIseil.s
linen Dusterf..,ssss's 's''s'''s'''''''''
Blagk AlpacS Goats.
Black Alpscs Suits ......ssss.'s''''s'''''''''"
LIGHT CsssiIurIe Suiss...s
Comree Summer Suits. ..,.....'s''sss'''''''''' ~
Elegant Msrseiles NestH......s..,...,..s'''''''
&c, &c, he
1cLoTHINa WAREHOUSE,
1--WE W Between 9old and CHS o.
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Cfcprslcns.


EXCURSIONS The splendid steamboat VIM.
II KENT win be chartered oT sabbath schoo OF otner z
SONS TUESDAY FRIDAY Of esch Tee1 oniihs ,he
Sumner with conImodious LARGE II required. Also tue
large INDEPENDENCE charter every day Of the week eI
Xsn foot Of Robin.on. tuesday, Wednesday Friday or
Saturday.
NETWORK AND FORTRESS MONROE
On and sNer MONDAY, July Excursion Tickets 70 and
from FORTRESS MONROE. Wis Philtd. ghs and % moIe
viii be ,old $. he Office OF The NRWJERSEY RAILROAD,
foot OF Courthndt-st- Price "a for The round trip.
ICE REAM.-Strawberry Festivals, Sunday
School Excursions Church Fairs Pic Mes Steamboats, Gar
deps Saloons Parties &c supplied at S. quart quantities
Of gallons, over 81 Is per gallon BY THE STEAM ICE
CREAM COMPANY, No Ise Chatham. sqgNe
ALERT HALL Proprietor.
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Ocean Cleaners.

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and ebstng passenger Queens
town (relasd) The Liverpool New York and Phi.eephis
intend their full powered Clyde
kuls Irsa Steamships e follows;
CITY or BALTIM0kE..... Saturday. JuassS
kAh0AROO........ SstotoU' yVJ o.
ETNA Saturday. July ~ -,
RAfrs OF PAssAan:
fIRsr CABIN........"SI sTEERA0E..
Flint Cabin 70 london... Stssrsss 70 Lonaon''''
Fr. Cabin to Hsnbus.... Is s.ssr.ss Hamburg IS
also Forwarded Hsvs Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &C., Of equally low rssss
Persons wishing 70 bring sst their friends buy tickets hss
q the following rsss. 70 New Yerk From Liverpool Or ogeen
pool co. from Qusensown go
These Sssme have superior for pAssenss
and carry experienced Sugsona They bulk 10 tight
Iron sections and have patent Fire Anpistou board
urthos information apply 10 Liverpool 10 IN
MAN, Agent Ne 70 Wster-st In otssow 70 WM iNMnaNN'
N0UR Co In Lsndon to EIvES MACY No 81 King
William In Psrs 10 JULES DEC0UE. No. Place dc Ia
Boursei IN Philadelphia to JOHN O. DALE, No 100 Walnut
st. or at the Companys Oaeos.
JOHN o. DALE. Agent. Ne. Is Broadway, ny.
TIVE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM
Il SHIP BREMEN, II. Vessels, Commander, carrying the
United States Mail, win sail from Pier No DO North River foot
Of ChsmbeIss-.
SATURDAY, July 6. ct II o'clock m,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
t6SDoN HkvRE. SOUTHAMPTON. and BREMEN
Yin, Cabin siSSi Second c.bin $50, ssser.ss, So.
'"'"'" " f'''' c sRis iissHs O., No. O. r..as
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Gieambna!s ano Railroads.

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
~ landings Steamer ARMENIA from foot Of Harr.on'st,
toaching at SOth,t every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
at Tor lock m
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DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY.-The new
~ and fast steamboat DANIEL DREW lesves Jsyt 90
uesdsys Thufsdsys and Saturdays Landing =, h-st
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*3Gs 2Oi 6S-foT Customs, $4,000; Payments, sRl,-
ga SO; Balance, 81, ssl ,2j2 30.
TIE following were the earnings Of the st. Louis,
Alton, and Chicago Railroad for the week ending June
% 1861:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-23
INDIANS.

VS. are favored by Major Egan with
the latest news from the Western mail
route. Al Deep Greek, some 200 miles
West, about n hundred Gos-shute war
riors had assembled, and their deport.
ment was Of a very uenacing character.
The employees at tho inail station there
we're upprehcnsiye Of a Strengthening at
tack. Mr. Orr, the keeper Of the station,
writes thut they are not only compelled
ITO keep up q constant and yigilaHt guard,
but to corral their stock day and night,
not daring to send them on the range.
The mail aud emigration nre: selected as
their choice victims when the snow Shall
have dissolved aud the squaws and pa.
pooses found shelter in the hidden caves
aud rayines OF the mountains.
Their great cause Of complaint is one
Eofno modern stamp. They were pro
missed, they say, big presents BY the big
captain whohtely visited them and hs
comes mol, They call all the white ner
hard names, because the big captain la,
not talked true to them.
The chief Jim, selected by the superin
tendent,is not In the party at Deep Greek
Indians have notions Of democracy q.
well as white men and care not to have /
Chief. save ofthsir own selection. Per
Glance this party may be secessionists
No matter what their politics, unles.
t something is done for or with them, the,
twill bye and bye initiate the mail ant
emigration herds iurS a mode OF secession
peculiarly their own. r.,
+ Much have We said ON the Indian of
fairs OF our territory heretofore. 1t il
unnecessary TO repeat that the. Indial
Department Of Utah has been for III,
last four or five years common nuisance
and pest, never doing good, ever strip
ping the paps Of the treasury, cheating
the poor savage, and provoking mischie
in the tribes. H.. r.
~
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-23
DESERT. AGRICULTURAL AND
y. MANUFACTURING SOCIETY. [

4. The above society held a meeting on
Thursday evening hast. There were pre-
seat President Hunter, J. II. Winder,
u. Nebeker, n III. Felt, a II lockwood,
and IL II. Ritter, Of the board; also, j. e.
Little treasurer, a. Bullock, secretary;
mud II w. Naisbitt, corresponding secre.
taTy. = 4
An Interesting letter was read from
| Hon, w II. Hooper relative to seeds
land agricultural reports sent from the
| Patent Office for the society's Eibrafy. +
By letter from SIM Pete IL appeared
that d branch society had recently been
Eorgaaized. The corresponding secretary
was instructed 10 answer the numerous
enquiries made ia the letter.
Mr.. lockwood, ia behalf of the com,
Emittee, appointed 10 wait upon the city
council for the purpose of obtaining d
piece Of land Iot Tile use Of the society,
reported that they bud secured the south.
least quarter Of tho block known as the
Old Fort. TO be used as an experimental
garden. The. board appointed MI. Rock
wood 20 complete the arrangements They
II
Ialsoa appointed Mr. Wagstafr to superin,
tend the garden, and authorized him to
employ the necessary help to carry out
|. the designs and wishes Of the society. /.
MIR Felt made some pertinent remarks
| on the feasibility Of procuring means to
purchase books and periodicals, to. be
distributed as premiums. He also spoke
Of the propriety Of adopting measures 10
enhance the interests 81 the society, BY
Immediately opening their subscriptions
books 10 the public, that the long-conteiu.e.
plated agricultural library may become q
pleasing reality. His views were con
Cured in by the board, and the commit,
tee previously appointed 10 get up list
.of the most approved works on agrienI.
ture and mechanics, to be purchased for
the projected library, were instructed 10
continue their lahors - Com. 81.