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New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ponr OF sKw-yoHk. =. .............

PORT OF sBw-Y0RK... ...................JUSEl II.
CLEARED.
Steamship Hses Lawrence. Norfolk. ke Old Dominion Steamship
Steamship Ann ERra Richards. Philadelphia VIM p CLYDE Co.
Steamship Bristol Wallace. Phisdslphia,
sem : r. pssDi BIsS BSVEP PosnS risieD Am
Barx Edina DBL Robins QueensOwn oriers Geo
Bark PoiJIup iSorj EiefsS Queenstown Falmouth, Ts'sn
BARK w. E. Heard Br Raymond, Londonderry Jas W E~es
e..sT ae c.sss, P,sgs9, Pe, EsS..R y.. k000 Co
BsIF BIs Ssysss: sRyss aelss a g.i5a soma
@ Bs l%S FS'HS S Pa aS PSs SiiS sSs % or o Bailey
BHs rS bsSsa Cdstj Bak@ sse'aa, FuneS Bye Co.
H.s sIs Aa%iSji zaso TiPs
sehl Ger,n Banker ncE;Gn, Pan, 2 Moran an. w..
seSr 5r cSas csrI q wsnen Smith Bsraos B. weabss
schr Rosaie, Chase HsIbor Island Jas poaslass -
se5r J. W Msisa tcieord Jsc1.onyio,
@ ssH % Hss cs.oS E7sss Bsn; B Co.
se5r E. H CLARK wiian. Richmond, Gooispeed White.
sehI fillmore % SMITH sesR9sd slS, ssSi pP PssJ
scSr Sama Roberts, Bridgeport .a.
sesT ss5 9"ss. 0asS. Soo.s sSo.s ss 'u
Steamship Idaho CBrl Phcs pOOi Junss ouseusO-H sh.
ss%sGp Bt"e,etos Jones' Wilmington C., v uav, stores.
EsyIo5 5 9a. s. Asa l 2 p. I:sSs S sI
brstsT 51th With fruit and pasL to Henderson
Steamship Metropolis days WITH ree and pas
BARN Enterprise a Mar Rotterdam WITH
sss SSs EaSa EdTa @ Below. dy. 2A yse-
sCH0oSKRs-RIyER AND ooasrwIsEL
Eaff NpE NJ. NJ. Hamilton, Nev-Haven
Cobas,ett. New Sonbeam NsrHayen-
Dart STANFORD n. p. Bi', Providence
Idanna, Prorid Roamer, Providence
ora King Calais. Lake hOckland.
uanne WestbrOOk Portland Hghtsay, Cromwell, Ct
Mary Matt, Stonlngton BounY Boat, Boston.
Favorte, Esw-BeionL Cedo Godo Norwich.
Nautilus, ROckani CHARM Boston
Thos Borden, Fall River. Phebe Elizabeth Providence
Zoe Fall River.
ANCHORED AT HART's ISLAND.
Brig Acadia, from Cow Bay, With coal
SAILED.
sl2s Hamilton Fish for San Fsnrsoo; Geolos London tn
Calaos Barns Leila ~
for BarbatOeA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
lTAryed steamships Kennedy, from Phla-
dpba; Heptan NeH-Y0k bark pohOnO from Hoboken.
IT-Ariyed Rio
aueiro orders brigs
man. for NeEYork seh NJ boweyi f< West Deun Annie, p
M Wheston H. Gordon, d. Bndegot Isabel Alberto,
pse and O. Nelson EewforFi Mo Holmes for st CroTi
VIM Slater Blwen for Booni Napoleon, for Jersey
CITY; Seale for Proydenee Trade Wind r Portlanf Davd
Faust Portsmouth Phelps, for HobOkes
CHARLEsToS G., JuHe l6-AnTed steamship sO7th CsoinA
from Sew-icrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL June lTae steamship Germany has arrived
HAv1SA June 5-Arriyed steamship AurerO formerly
Horns, IRON New-forG
DISASTER.
DosroS Jure iThe schr James Henry OF Rockai rom Nr
York Boston slate into collision with the ecr
Sbaas thick fog and sunk
The saved and brought to this ot o zoe
fFor Latest Ship Aetes Ftflh Pa9e.l
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stoter nL and Nm shienIu MsO, snd Ms G. Collin, s1f
servant W. H. Campbell u x NJ James Fkpanek M segird
Hartley r. Bawyers W. o. Perkins, T. O. sloane Mr. Law T.
KelOck Mrs A. McCalv child ani infani w W. shen,riae II
Rock Stanley and lady Count C3bor Fee
Rev Mr. and Mrs John Ross Mr. and Mrs T. o. Tosonl Pr W
snx Sisson j. R0sentha T. o. sWin J. L. Lttie, q r.
DarnT. ML and mrs Poaasi NJ and Mrs s0gsden M
Ashbndge Masters Nixon, y Marcus,
H. Graak NJ Honder ana 81 IN steeraze
FROM BERMUDA-Ta seaar Mstropots, Jans l7-hns HenT
z Nemth Madsme Bishop Miss Phaen, r. PndaysoH, A.
sedgwck Frank Colder X G. Townsend Henry Nssm Jr, =
McDemst X Talbot, B. Smith, Kempe "n kesneT Miss l.
George and child u 49, - l., u
PROM sAVANYAH-Ia st1mer Huntsclk, yune III y
Wilhnr and family Martin and H. W. Msther " H.
LshrOp A. Warren, Nrs D Dyese, Mrs Bnsco Mrs !" IL
STARK daughter and servsDt hrs Heyre nurse aud child hs
Meyres Mrs b. sherwood Mira ForleY, Mr. ~ Sw.r Mrs A.
Pearce Smith, Jeenson r. Strain, hls CIk and iami
Cilfk ATs Gibson Mr Weeks, r koueh " 3
Langdou w. H. Stark IL Puiz Mrs Behkin and cid, h 1-
Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
rENEMENr HousE cRowprNG.

DIR. Stephen Smith, one of the Commission
ers of the Board of Health, member Of the Sanitary
Committee and one OF the Faculty at Bellevue Hospital
has propared an exhaustive article the subject Of ten
ement-houses and the effect Of overcrOwding on the
health and morals Of those who occupy them, which will
be Incorporated in the forthcoming report OF the Board
of Health states that the tenementhOuse, as con-
strcted and managed is the of pOpulous cities.
1t is the nursery not only Of every form Of con-
tagOus disease and OF perpetual endemies among the
Door, but Of every species Of vice and immoral
ity and crime. Human beings are herded together like
brutes men, women, and chdren without the slightest
regard 10 deconcy. All approaches OF sun ana fresh ar
are carefully excluded, and fifth Is allowed TO accnmu
late their persons, in their clothing BEDS ana Wtnn
and around their apartments % incredible extent
Speaking of the majority OF tenement-hOuses IN TINS
city Dr Smith describes them old structures, built
other purposes partiOned of within so as TO give
each family living room 10 by u ieet ana bedroom
by feet, while no regard IS paid 10 ventilation or
are constructed, and into each family OF from
TO persons is crowded Dangerous as Is
increased One-huDdred fold when such dwellings are
closely packed together In the boek as are these ten
ants in their apartments Rear tenement houses aggra-
vate the evil beyond measure. They are built upon the
Of the yard close TO the rear tenement OF the oppo
site lot leaving small cold land damp space between
the front aud bOuses not napprOpraey called the
welIhOle. Not only are fresh air and sunlight thus
eectually excluded from the living and sleeping apart
nts Of most OF tbe inmates but the buildings become
cold and damp, and in time are saturated win the pol
and filthy eXGretes OF The inmates While the
wood other material OF such structures undergo the
OF the wrctcBed tenants waste and die
from disease expressively termed Ienement-house
rot"
The gradual depopulation Of those wards lying below
Canas driven out by the needs of commerce. and the
corresponding Increase in those inT ther up town. more
especially IN the seventh Eighth, TeDth Eleventh. Ihr-
teentb, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth wards which con-
tain the majority Of the tenement population, Is
shown by the following table:
"a A
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

An official telegram received by Postmaster Jones,
ysstsEiAy the POsOes DeDarmht wshngtOa sets onh
the new AID reduced RATES Of postage as follows a
On all pamphlets oeoAsonaI publications neu,pAps NAN.
n, haabls poster, unsLsd reas prospeetase.
.e,gs prS0f Ssrb. ss,s. es,.ssa
pbosssraphs paper letter ensslope, postal ssvsOp" and
Srsupyy. cards pan and ornamental paper phetographe
Of aeren, tPes seeds eaing, bulbs roots and
eien posge Of each
pacIsgs, 10 one address be prepaid By postage sHe
On "a boos ober printed ny order % Congres posag
Al t~o cn for aeon thereof nts
pOaBds In We gbL
s.s.ys vssssl l-ss.
ibslIs sssess "a rysAt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

The OF this excessive OYercPOwdng Ia badyoOn
erUcted dwellings Is shown By the fact that this half
the population Of HewYOrk yeds IS per cent OF the
total sickness and mortality Meanwhile new feature
has been added 70 the problem OF providing suitable
homes for the In the enormous rise In the valuation
Of lands the entire island THIS must result In pre-
vomiting the extension of the Of tenement houses In
the upper part Of the island and consequently viii be
followed by sl greater crowdng and concentration in
the present tenementhouse districts. Between the
hghpreed lands In the upper districts and the encrOach
,,sts of eOmDeree ia the lower districts the tenenent
bouse population Is being yearly crowded into mar
ROVER and narrower quarters, though that population Is
itsef steadily the increase The degree OF pressure
81 fis class upon surface In the Seventeenth EeY
enth and other Wards, already iRhtful. must eyenu
ay N no adequate remedy s provided result IN death
rafs OF enormous proportions. 1t is nxed and un-
ehan0eable law that when the number OF persons on
Given area living the surface IN low buildings ex
ceeds a certain limit. the annual mortality will relieve
fe aTpus To prevent such consequences the surface
area milst be diminished or larger eubca area mns
be obtained by elevation with increased or adequate
supply OF pure air.
Recommendation and improvement Of existing tenenf
houses ON the most approved sanitary principles, or the
deDersOp of this population, ITS diffusion large
area The method Of relief by improving The sanitary
condition Of existing tenement houses has occupied the
attention of the Board OF Health Tor the past SIX years
and the improvements that have been made were In
cordenoe with the for the regulation OF tenement and
lodging houses. When the work began the mortality In
tue tenementhOuses was about 70 per cent or
the total In this city. II has steadily fallen
year by year 20 g. ner CO... S4 =. =.
SRg bs past yea an tctGs saYinS OF 2COo lives. The
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
THE GETTYsBBUMRG 2 re- ,r,r,, =. . :
Proposals.
oEYicx OF THE STATS BUELBIsa CossrssoSEEs'
r~'--|r ---.0 r.. ..... LANSING, Michigan
~wxn NJ cnr,D DITIT nEDG an1 HnNrR Az

- - - ---..l LANSING, Michigan
UNO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
oRs-PRoPosALs viii be received BY t9e Bolrd Of sA'e h
Inc Cn ssioners Ohe In the City OF Lansing Unl
MONDAY ths 9Th day of Jay 1877. at u o'clock, Oo0r
wv @N NEW CAPITOL BUILDING
cf Lansing accordance With plans aud ssehuons 10"
on Ole In said odce. a., ~. .t- a..
Every bidder will be Quirei accompany h bid with bond n @
su OF Srees be apPoy BY the Board
that in shall awarded h ho viii enter 1870
contract In accordance with his proposal ., ,,.--...
All proposals BE- sealed aud inlorssd Pploa ier b~
Capitol" and addressed 10 the Board OF STALE ba
Commissioners Lansing Mich -,
The proposals received the omee Of the BoAFd "a
TUESDAY, July 3. lsf2, at o'clock m - -, A..
af the Doarl A. r. BALDWIN Governor
n o. GRoSYENoR.) state
JAMKS SHkAtkI frihnf
ALaA- 49, ' ~. CSsl.-lss s-~f-
kIfn 4. Bouns secrStsry,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
POLICE CHANGES.

The Board of Police made yesterday, the follow
ing TRANSIENT John hOney from the Central the
Twenty hst Precincts seseant Pnek H. Pickett Central
Once the Seventeenth Precinct Sergeant Randall from
a ofee TO the TwenysIh Precincts Sergeant wm Lesers
the Seventeenth Precinct the Sanitary Company Sergeant
W. Barrett from the Twenya the Thirh Precinct Sergeant
Wess and Paoman Joham Wilson Of the First Precinct
placed the retired list Sergeant Edward whoOmb Of
eenh Precinct detailed Street Cleaning Inspector Of the
districts sergenntA Warts Of the northeast district Sergeant
Berbod Of NE southeast districts James Lee Of the outl
district Jackson Gaunn appointed Foreman Of the Twentieth
NRId vice Patrick Tooe dsmissed
ths Twsny-hrst W ard, vice wn. whslsn, dismissed !
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Arornrf I0krfh & 4 EiIFa 3 Iisa ft.hsfY NEEDED.

SIR: IL has long been felt by many Of those
travelling the Ces Railroad SeHJerseY that facilities sboai
be Afforded them for reaching the upper Of k city drco' By
ferry NewYork growing rapidly northey direction every
body knows and the only ferry which this railroad situated
extreme souhery ssnd bene hesi south
Of AZ the ferries EesJrrey II somewhat r'nthhe that h
shoaIs Sssy CeHif-I
30 kNaI hsd w fspUsqp 81 bRg i've and pegFesEs Sesu
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

Mel Increase
The Water and Drainage reported that could not de-
necessity Of the items which occasion the
instance Of the required for the RdgwoOi Bneiae
repairs and the erection Of bungs and the total IN
distribution and S2 500 The
that s2 OFT s6 he from the
the of the Water Dep arent for the end
April 90 1873 The approved The Law Committee
ported Of paying 70 tie trustees Of the Union Cemetery S2o
for land taken by the the opening OF Pame
Alderman opposed the report and % that TIE Of the
ceneey had made nen the line Of Psmeito specua
for the purpose cling the city pay them The report
adopted. .
Finance whom has referred the claims OF the
lighting the and public bug OF the
ey November aud December e reported in favor d %
tha cnnnnin nnlna
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

doubt 10 their fn determination motion qnsh an
indictments other objections this indictment
should den motion Bat ali Of the counts Defective Tor other
defective that fails negative
oepn ceGeb the set creating the onense ote two counts
the seizure OF the RoOs
tod Of she edsns % of Juir 1861
whereas that feDes and not therefore,
alleged odense Tbes defects nothing
others which been urged attention, make nece
sary % luash he Indictment.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
BRooKLYN's GOVERNMENT.

The Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen, at its meeting
yesterday received communication from Mayor Powell setting forth
that he had appointed oBhen Special wadn provided for
BY Chapter 1885, for the purpose Of enforcing the
law regard the manufacture storage and sale OF er'
pove oils The Board confirmed the nomination The Board Of City
made report reference 10 Its requirements for the next as
.4va sfrnrt then mast wear are easf0
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

The First District comprises the First, Second Third
Fourth, Fifth SIXTH Eighth, Ninth, Fourteenth, and
Fifteenth Wards; the Second District the Seventh,
Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, and Seventeenth Wards
the Third District the Twelfth. Sixteenth, Eighteenth,
Nineteenth Twentieth, Twenty-fr and Twenty
nd
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Go Uhom II man Gonrern


CHUTE. Information wanted of DAVID
- sUrE. lie lea his brother Issry sh9e G in Atehison hlns
died April 812 IL ean gye sny
Bf5mson him they will please address HENRY shUrE Jr
l09 HAl-st, BrooklyE N Z.
WASHINGTON PRESS, secondhand BOur-
w geoise TYPE material for Printing oGe wanted
Address X. Tribune Omce
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

Sun g;23 15S do01 e''s'' SKA
DAy-A -
Sapty HOok 4;lB lsAEd.... 3z3 Hell tate Fe fli
DAr-P. .
Sandy Hook 58 G0ys isisDd.. $50 Hell Gate feuY f'S
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
pISSENGERy ARRTVED.

PROM IIvERPOOL-Ta siearsip O-stl jane Miss Crke
Mas sseeer iarae Barrows, W. A. o Porte
h psskst AID air Ma asi Me We9aes Ay ssd Ma
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

u, Petersen act the Mayor Mevsaney ag the Mayor
2 i3s 91 Gaaess @ ast Lombard l. agt the Mayor
49, s SoSos SSS' WA sst lane e al Wood Astsr
ss Mnion sg cayo. ct al s'J5 Kr.chsr Ct al agt Helm
E@Ss:e. s SS1Si I @ bs syS waS. aS s ss AG fc
I76J Caldwell ct al ag Weld OS Allen e. al Ag o.
i'7'''L'ns 'S' "'ade ao55 DenSest agt Kettle. al
6 Harvey 'g Merchants Nat & 10 too% t W. as rSD mSa'0n
' A5ai AlSe 'Sf & pia ssSP Co., e st
at Central American Tran e., us al 80. yy.,,o, ,,5
TO- sheldon as oBrisn sheriff, g. emo.
as5i Learned ast RYDER 6IOMeyer Ihs PitsiOn and
ct al 'st Dill 1s9, Pase sgt Williams % and anS
Ill., BeDnet, e. al. aSt Davies e, &c
orsraiI TnanlSaRAHAt P "a, LEOyARO and GLDHRT JI-
~, Jon.. .s Baos.n 0''n' is Brett ,s guver.t
l55.. Reynolds sgt Kelly - ga socsy o. @ s'S9n5au %u
Sehaaics Baking Sssa sgt The BOTeg Nat
IN H'aSe at Smith r. i5l. Levy agt Strauss
Ss .HackeisOwn MAJ Bank agt ls9 Bhss agt shaw1It1
Rae. l.s 5;resn ast TTssL rs .
49, EasE sst Kelly Sheriff. &c, IS fssss fslS4 Fire ns
H. tt Ss9. S1Sp .ss s s%S SaI la Robinson .s cheudcu
its Mcknight sgt Devlin. I5y. Jaeger agL Kely
la. orr agt tbs Mor, &c 26..wInerinss Mount ast
' fiGSrc Ian CO. cs A'-D' nut 30 J.Ssr ss Kelly. Sheriff
lS e Price nes.hssI esS sSs called at IL n
0.wbe act GayHOr sta 2s POTsrs ast Jones p, e. a.
SUPERIOR CoURrSTRIAL TsRx-PARr n-BARBouR c. "opens
| 0T- ALLAN.
1856 or hen Sheriff &C. agL The 100 DoU agt Meyer O.
~ Merehants' Ips Co llJlO. Merritt and au6 sgt Csrf
1st s,a at WiTamsburgh $50 Richard Hamburger and
' sisv VIZ In. ca --l AneTican M S. s. Co.
Iaae same act Commercial Fire 8e2 Greepwad and ToaAs.
luz s' sS Hughes by guardian Agt n.
1885, Morris agt White and o'rs iS heH.hnNsh n u ~
lO72. Rocky eli sgt Calm. 40 Jennng sSt .,tD
&c 1i~h,,ons sei Weber 3il johnson ag Murphy.
c.nSe PI ISIsfRI.L TKRs-PARr L-Lokw, "opens al ii
N-'' TIh E'' am-Case
300 PART II--DALY. CHI J.--Opens al IL m
Ises marrow agt Martin 1889 Rake agt Lycomng lns.
iySS sosI IIohtstoue e.l Co.
iaoS German sg limit IsI 245 Woodrow MoDonOagh
400 Csrpsa 40 Maekenhe Gillespie agt Hess al
2loJ Lamb agt Camden aad Am lool hamnona ag Oiia
| III boy r. r. Co. l5lI. Holman agt LINK et al
| H., ,Wooiuf q Same. 3d. CARROLL aEt butter:
oo-s I,tinon al Great Western l6SI BOas at Dnkelspiel
| S"'''' Ins 10 ll63D Hans sgt Robinson.
| llei. Fitzgerald agt Maitland - f., n. "a
MAINS COuRr-TRAL TRRn-PARr l--IRAcf, "opens AM
Calendar 10 m---Same calendar yesterday .
cor,- AppsIIs-AIpAyY June 1.-The following the Court
~ os aT calendar fr June rs: Nos 3 as f6
viii h no hrbef day calendar No a. set down
| for Wednesday, will occupy the rest Of the week
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

and Is TO be hoped the mse v be smete1 a p
nS another ferry 70 point somewhere between 20.
teenth-sta
Neg. YorL yuno II, 1871 .f..
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Sales bD Anrticn

A. NERY1s, AHcuoneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co, Broadway, cor.
I'D 4st-se of Books Works u ATT Fancy Coos Fam tgfe S
MONDAY and TUESDAY, June VI and l8-BIBLIOrHkCA hs
TORIGA AMERICANA consisting Of state Gesn{ and Tom hIs
TORIES GBSEALOGIES DiUunzTIisS Reprints OF hAbB
BOOKS s,ocal WORKS Memoirs Traets ke nearly az new
WEDNESDAY June l9, at4 EhGRAEhGs and DhAmlAo
PORrRAIfs VIEWS, India lax, Water Color bepa ani
CraYon Drawings. ilued and ynframet
GEO. A. LEAYfTT & Co. Qate Leavitt,
" strebeb co Clinton Hail. Astorpliee. For the SALE By
AuorioS Of COLLECTIONS OF Books. PANTSG aud all
kinis Of LITERARY PRoPERrY.7.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

COURT CALENDARS-TFs DAY.
srpppNz COuRr-C -CRcUIT-PAtT I-YAS BRuNr, - opens
Al0i a.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
natrbes, JeweIrp, etr.

ERANKFfELD s. CO., jewelers., 200 Sixth-ave..
lhs, and 3s shave cor 2eht we vii sell a cost to
American watches French and American clocks
siersg silver eTpisd before altering and nang
our stores and acorY next month
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

The stores and business houses have increased in pro
portion the number OF dwellings have decreased. .
extent 10 which this OyercrOwding has been car
red exceeds that Of any other OF the Large CIVILIZED
cities OF the world The following comparative table
exhibits the population to the square of the tene
ment hOuse classes the poor Of NewYoTk and Lon
don, as shown by the census Of 1870: .. -
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
fonoon A6pertlsements.

fonoon A6pertlsemfnts.
NOW READY, in vol, Svo, price f2s,
~ AN EXPOSITION OF
THE LAWS OF MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE,
with the Method Of Procedure In each kind Of sat
By ERNST BROWNING, Of the Inner Teapls,
BarrserarLaw. London. -
WILLIAM RIDGWAY, 69 Pccadly, and STEVENS HA1hBs,
Bell Y,ri, Temple Rar London, England
VNHE COURT EXPRESS-Published every
Saturday price breepenoe Full Of Fshonaoe nser
talnmen Marriages proaeng MIr sud faslo1sn Ar
the Week. social and Political Articles hTe"s
&c Sc Ofce--4 Pail Mall London. England
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

MORTALITY IN TENEMENT HOUSES
The whole number of tenement houses IN
which deaths occurred in this city, during the past year.
was s22 whole number of deaths in these houses
were distributed as follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

The whole number Of deaths in this city for lsl was
os o7s 40 that within fraction of onehaf OF the total
number of deaths occurred in tenements The following
IS comparative statement Of the mortality in tenement
houses public institutions and private dwellings during
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
Turing the interval between the

L. .
The changes which have taken place la the number Of
gelng houses during the l5 years between 1855 and
10 shows how an the wards named, commercial build
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
F, THE TUDEN-BUTLER SUIT.

SEIZURE OF THE NASSAU AT NEw-ORLEANs-
---TuE OWNERS STORY.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
cHAMBERLAIS pALMERs STATEMENT.


The following is City Chamberlain Pamer's state
nsnt Of balances receipts and payments the ending IS
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
THE NEW PosTAGE RATEs

ss,Olssas 90 s3s1sOsO sssiss Of sS9il7sl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-12-10

PLANTING APPLE ORCHARDS. - No
man, in the review of the past season,
can truthfully say that the apple trees
have done bearing. The yield has been
bountiful, notwithstanding the great
drouth, and apples have been drug in
many communities, yet good winter ap-
Piles are now bringing remunerative prc-
es-three dollars barrel and upward.
Thousands Of barrels have been sent into
New England, add are now selling in
sight Of farms once blessed with produc-
tive orchards The excuse for not plant
ing has been the failure of the old trees
to bear, given over, as they have been, to
utter neglect for whole generation. A
tree can no more bear fruit without nour-
ishment than a COW can give milk with.
out fodder. There are orchards in the
older parts Of the country well fed and
as productive as ever. There was never
more encouragement to plant more vari-
cites OF the apple than now. There is no
danger of ovcr-stocking the market. with
good sound winter apples. Even in this
year of plenty, the long keeping varietie.
will bring good prices Every farm
should have its orchard. Hearth ana
Home.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-12-10
agricultural department.
CONDUCTED BY ALBERT CHAPMAN.
More sales of Vermont C,Its.

We last week chronicled the sale of
O Lambert colts by Aessrs. Bates 4
Harris this week we notice the sale OF
two more by the -"ne parties to MIR. j.
s. Mclutre Of Boston ,or $3.50, aud Mr..
II. b. Wright ui Sho'cba'u, yeurlipg en-
tire colt from the pasture to the same
gentleman Tor 81 900. This promising
colt is seventeen mouths old, aud is the
same one that received the premium as
the second best sucking colt at our Coun-
ty Fair last year, or the fall of 1871.
We think these constant recurring sales
indicate our position, that we have horses
bred in Vermont, from medium sizeC
sres, that are in demand at good payins
prices, The printer made the price paiC
Mr.. Weber by Mr.. Maynard, last week
$1,000, for TIE two yer old; it SHOULD
have been $4,000
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-12-10
From the Vermont Farmer.
AyTshires as Mixers.
BY Y. r. TowLE.

1T. Paris, Esq, of Fairfax, who
bore off so many prizes on Ayrshires at
the last State Fair, has furnished us with
the following "milk record" of his two
twin COWS, Susie and Lottie six years old.
This was the production of grass alone,
common pasture feed.
The frat trial was in June last, in
which Susie averaged 80 pounds and II
ounces of milk day, for one week, and
Lotto SO pounds and IA ounces,