The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-17

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how surecia'ly uui extensively the
business }. ioll1wod 10 Europe aed
at Tie North iu localities. and aflpr
/ circumstances not hear ~ favorable.
IN ttjs yicS, there aro mang Iago0ns
apd barGus between Pascaegula and
Mobile, that would become valuibla
TIE production would he immense.
but there il no limit to the demand.
The whole Northwest might be sup
piled with oysters ot higher grade
than We now hud there. aud the ship
mcnl 10 tie shell, 10 cans, and pickle,
@onld give employment To many
hands and bring a great deal Of
money into the country.
have spent maty happy days at
Pascag0ula. ~ various tiMe4, cni1Y
ing the hospitalities Of Maurice and
Antonio 9th Grst-class artists.
ptiding themselves On their science
and inv, ntion. Their tables were
generally served il The French style.
and tI'eir dishes after tie most famous
Pdrisian recipes I: lul every how and
then, under IN in>pirf ton, they i'm.
provisrd chef d'GaUre, that Valhe!
himself, might envy Who Will ever
forget their i1",age la torinr, their
pnrie de giher, ilets dc pompano.
lricasie dc pouets, di con a Ia iinan,
cier, and salade uuiquc--the child Of
their own bran--an inspiration Of
their own genius IN comparison with
which all other salads, whether
French, spar ish. or Italian, are insip
ID aud tasicl. IS. These gentlemcn.
or their sncces sors, it is presumed.
are yet at Pnseagonla, and If 20 | al
wise all gournands 10 pay them a
visit. Or WHY shonId they not open
an institute, and invite pu lis 10
study the divine art, OH which
human comfort and health so much
dcprni
You huve asked me--and so have
numerous correspondents in the Moth |
ana West. whG have read my letters
IN The Pilrt-wheIhcr flrming. fruit |
growing end stock breed ng can be
probably followed on aud near the |
coast. Perhaps hao better tell YOU
what | saw, some years ago, in The |
vicinity Of Pascagoua. Tie fam /
aud pastures Of ms friend. Mr.. Z Du.
cayetle. consisted OF about 6 00G /
acres. embracing Point Ii Caene
celebrated Tor its game, and Biyou /
Casoitc. for its oysters, that comnIld /
a premium wherever they are sold.
SHEEP.
South Mississippi has the reputa,
ton Of being peculiarly adapted 10
sheep. Mr.. Ducayet,e showed me
somc imported 0xlordshire AMI S,uth
down, uucommpuly fine, designe
chiefly for mutton, rs they are a har-
dy, well formed breed. with a sir9u
lar faculty Tor a. cumulaling fat and
flesh, in the exact prop ,rtion + quirei
fer the table. Various crosses had
been made with these amin is.
The cross on the Mermo ha low
cred the quality of the wool OF the
batter, bn had increased the weight
of both his wool and carcass. The
cross on the imported Saxony had
produced beautiful aud close wool
ed sheep. aud the cioss Oh The ma
tive had quite changed its appear
ance aud dou led its value This en-
terprising gentleman had. likewise.
procured al great expense, and 20
little diplomacy. pair OF Mc'ino@
from RambouiIlet, of the iso ated
breed sent originally lron l,c E>cu
rial to Louis XIV. which have ever
since remained the property OF the
crown. and been preserved so pure
that the Spanisb breeders themselves
esteem il a great privilege to ohlain
a buck TO recuperaie their Il ,cks.
The celebrated sheep Of Saxony con
sist of The lnsdnladno Niggre.ti and
he Eleciorals, all originally from
> ain, hut greadv improved by hi b
culture and feeding. fhe fist were
when Spain aud 9 armany
were one; the latter were imported
for lhe Elcclor Of Sax ny, in l765.
\ first ella buck. OF eilAer OF these
will command, in German 1--WE hun
dred dollars and upward.
CATTLE.
Mr.. Dncay ,tle showed me imports
cd llurhams. Drvon~. and A. I-eshires.
besides some shori-horns Iron. Ken
lucky. aud some beautiful yearilegs.