New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

l. D,yton Aid-pi Mrs II A. Brown: Rochester; Mr. A.
Bishop Aticsi Mrs c. L. Dayton Alden, Mrs Il. "ier.
Pttstown.
Mn;, Di'm,r w.,e!ls;. o.. M.' ~ Kemp syr:eu..
Mrs c. 3. Wilbur 0riain Rochester: Mrs u J. Croeksr' :
Mr. d c. thsrin Heori"ta; ,lr'. ~ RICE Hende,ta,
W.. Jo,n Cr~if Rochester. Mrs w w Carr, Roshs.ier;
Hes, Knit hood Mr. T. 4 Cocker. s,rscuse NS' Helen
NJ Chspprl Brockpcr,; Mr- T. 4 Croker 5yraeari Ma
= r. { ock-r. Syr.cu,c; aIrs Dr. Cntiendsn hocheser
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
,,o.h,,ein. Roeh.,ter; o h. Evsna, Buf.lo; p. u.
Mm.hr Rochester bryant ssrS''0'' D"h''o ~ A"s'
''''' SILVER wAns CUTLERY EnIrAssh &c
J. J. Ban cb CO. Roehs'es y L. Tood nrockPots p
Leu Rochester; Lyman hing Clifton sprHs'' DIS 'iSnna
WIenu. Rochester. ,a,
Huntington ( Co. Roch-,t.ri oolhworth CsUend'''
Rochester; sddon' 4 Co., Rochester, .
HasinstSn Co Rochesteri siidoDs Co. H'che''sfi
Klein & Due,h. n chester
LEATHER. isorA RrsBGR soop', EIc'
P,i,ch.rd 4 Roo. Rochester; X. C. Com5e' Rochester; |;
D. l. Hsiecs, Wr,tbufy Cayuga Co.. r. &. Cenioe', Koch
ester, I. b. Kempton, Roche-trr
IA Haven Lewiston Niagara Co.; c. c. Bi-beo, Rocn
ester -
J.nc. Cunninrha Roche.,er' W. g. Hoyt hhaca
CLorHIYG, HATS. FrRs. ErC. =,
George Clark Koche.tes George Clssa Rocho'seri geo
Clark, Rochester
Hubbard NOrthruP, Rochester.
ma,i, Brisr, Rochs'os
sEwiAG AID KNITTING MACHINES
D. T. Rice Rochester (,o,r.l; H. G. jones' hoehes,sr
tsiusefD. ) w Dobe. koeh ser (Whe'eF N.so M,.o.J
Aaron Palmer Brock lori fh j. DemntsDi " u oafonei'
Rochester tGrover Bak~fl .-......,-.
n p,rm,.e E.ch.sie, tLighc Nrsd1ury's Fred stsr'
Rocbs.er. d. Psrmslee Rochester ainat NetanahJ
Parmelee Pacneseri DO, doi )" b. sheldo'' Last men
1'"' " passsric rrRE WINS. ETC.
pls.,an, v.l.y wm~ Con P,ny; Elwaoser B'ry' H'cn
eater; Sir. John Dorsey, bath
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
cJR,sns Co. Roeh,.er Elrsn,cr BIry ToiSs. pon.
ter W Brown Smith syscnsei job" Davis 'h'c-' j. D'h'
Mr. T. Vsu.mis P,ts-ton. hoa''eSes Co; James Wick
Mr.. Hepry Wet PTt,on; John chortOn East BLish,oo
Mrs II. Lamb fotop owego Co tr"'t o. hoehs'.e,'
c'O" RvS, S, Co. R@eh.',,f; H. Hooker Co. hoc-e.
,er, r " sylvester Lyon. A. Brsaa. I,h.eli J.me'M "
M,''isop. Jaet'ogvLs iie.s'ns T'''' na,e loe.v"
S1o., ft,hand Sner,, B. Y Baker savannah De
pot Jonn " Bsisy AdnogJ.e, H. g. fIo", 40. n.e"si
4, O. n ll-rmas watkins. Schuy er o.; A Mhief' mr.
Io,t- Monroe. r. &. Brown Grescs LdsMd Oasss h'Sa,
ser Je.' cr.iS Ss:a'Tp % rrs j. + En,s sa 90
"a n We'eo,t Wayne Co H. q. Wsner, kOchesisf Gid
soH @E'rs., S.n'ud'.Ss AZ, ncce Co.
TIE THIRD EyBAING MEETING.
''' RocHzsrsR Thur.dsy. Der. 2. leC2
The evening meetiugs for discussion have been
very fully attended aud deeply interesting. Iney
have become a marked feature Of these annual FrrT.
They hav. been this year, as they were itS'' soiy
pre,iled over by the Hon. B. Congsr eX-i uep'
II the society. The questions Tor Tue evening
we. yhe cast Of Farm and Road teaciRgj Ihe
Inn # Cotii, IN the NghnDy.
TIE Hon. T. C Peter. OF Dsrien, Genesee Conn
,y opened tie oa.e by p-ess ting vAiuahis sin'ir
teal laper IN relation to ile .nonnt ana eo'' o'
ienciug IN the State OF New-lOrh.
II. also made an important suggestion for an
atuendmeu, To th- law TO collect staisiics, 70 that
The col ector. of facts viii be required 10 a. eran
the actual amount shd kind and value OF all tie road
and farm fencing ia the 81 ate. hi' be ihi hs nces
sury to en. .htsn farmers upon the subject Of lesis
lation 10 plition 10 fences, became lhe time u
III, idly approaching when something has sot to be
subsu ut.I Tor nils, or else Il aiiienn- system
adopted with stock.
Ih. burden of fencing he then proceeded TO show
by figures is ENORMOUS, aud greater Than al other
taxes.
La calculating the length Of road fences. he
M. unsd that The average uile Il ROAD to each
cil. square oil laud ia the State and Burr's Atlas
n,a.e "a the area over $685. 900 acres.
The State Census giycs;
lnia't '''''''''''''''..'''''''''''' 'u''''
T0tA........................... l5g,ss2
TIE town Assessor make the ARA ab1nt ,OJO,C goo
more. Dir. Peters di,ioe- tito State inio four dis
tricls, to show the was, lands IN each. Thus:
Let Di.tfel-Norh OF the n hawk Valley. and wee. ol
"a D,fci-EAr % that lln. aud cf tho hg-son In
o.uding Long Island ADD st.isn Island
80 ,riet-s.uh o the Aoha~A AID east Of the Chen6ug'
tn,ludia all n. Cai..nl Moi. tan rars~
s,a Di,tflcI-AI the f'msiudcf Of tie ate
II allotr to e.ch division the following number Of
acres OF waste land;
81 fOe0 ,h Uutro,.........I aooeD
Wubing total Of lO,OOJ,ot0 acres still leavwg
600 90 unaccouned for, in sni around ciii--
aud villages which vill give remainder OF Is o..
COO Of acres Of incosed hnds 10 b. all the burden
Of taxation for cuces and aud will give, upon
tue calculation assumed OF uileo road - GAO acres
of LAND ray y, 900 milrs OF hghway ad So 900 nile@
Of roaseiie fences. Arsun ing average width If
road Of four rods, there are <VVOO acres occupied
by the public roads OF 'hls Site.
Inc average cort of renee Is 81 rod and cos, 81
annual repairs equal TO tue interest upon another
dollar. Assuming the average value of improved
land IN the State to be 10 aB acre, it makes tue
Interest q 81 All acre. or = 20 the square mile.
os, of road fence per srme................. ssh %
c. lAsl required fo iaervst and snnuiy 80 %
Interest per square utc A. upon proved land
iof the. occupied BY roads. % o.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl3s 40
The total mile. Of ro4d fenco siiOocoo %
Annual 1Ioup0 90
IB.eie, capital OF neeesssry for repairs 77oGo 90
A. nusl Of fencing the 10000 90
Interest value fsud u.d ard wasted for roads 6l6o0
-
Tots, annual OF road. beside labor Of repairs 81 6 oOo ~
The estimated average si1e Of farms IN this Stat,
II 100 acres and the ayense size of the divisions OF
tho farms ten acres. This requires so rode of
fencing 10 each farm, which at 81 a rod makes s.
an acre dend capital per acre, If We could devise
sono Ian of carrying on farming without fences
Upon this basis the lo,sl cost Of fences in the state
/. $ll4 000 900. ana the annual chlrgs upon eacr
arm, estimating them To average 100 acres, IL so,
and it requires the interest OF equal to keep
the fences IN repsir, making annual fence tax OF
Fl l2 Ian aero upon all the cultivated lands III the
State, while all the State, County, and local taxes