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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE MESSIAH.


The regular annual performance Of The
Messiah wos given by the New-Y0rk Orat5ro Society,
under the direction OF Dr. Dmrosch, Saturday even
Ing and sciuway Hal Tiled 20 It's utmost capacity.
The audience too, enthusiastic, and although The
room was uncOmfor,ably close nearly all the people
waited, pleased and interested 20 the very end. The
and Dodncss which the chorus has acquired under
Or Damoschs able direction, were well displayed in
such famous numbers as the allclujah and the For
a child is born" indeed the singing Of the
sciety an through the evening highly effective. In
the strong passages Il is uestic IN the soft passages
properly refined and su5dueG 1T is less successful
grada;ions these extremes. for 10 has
not learned to produce a genuine crescendO and it
misses climax sometimes las for instance, in the IA
nous passage Wonderful! cOunsellor!) by falling TO
reserve It's strength The solos Saturday were not
altogether satisfactory. Mr. Simpson sang the Comfort
Ye" Every Valley" and Behold and See" with his
usual TASTE accuracy and sweetness but we cannot &C
cept Miss Thussby's Interpretation Of composer en-
tirey foreign her style, and have seldom heard
Miss Dsasdn aud Mr. Rsmmertz when they did them
selves little justice The orchestra was surprisingly
Careless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
EvARTs OF HIMSELF AND THE CABINET


Secretary EvGrts remarked 90 gentleman
who called on him that there could be political
difference between him and Mr. Conkl!ng. We both, %
said he. belong Lcsame party althOughit is claimed
by Ben Builder and others that am Democrat. now.
my EaDupaaulsm is good Buffers, and Is Older
than COlkms's. have certainly been consistent a.
Buer and as certainly antodate C0nking. Ny rigid
adherence j. due TO the Republican party, and q
Republican iu TIE tul SENSE Of the term. have made
no Overtmes whatever TO Nj. COnkng, and have
VET seen the necessity for reconciliation with him
Neither the Cabinet nor the President is IN
the slightest degree disturbed on the subject
nor is there any for resignation than
there would he Tor my doing any OtlCr thing Lot de-
niauded by q contingency that has not arrived. The
Cabinet j. perfectly harmonious The Eighty effort of
certain politicians cannot disturb tIat harmony dis
turb the country. Before long the country will under
stand the whole matter IN the Cabinet ierstaud
H. As Tor myself made mp my mind early M ii a. not
10 have an ambition that would disturb my own
rest lee alone that Of else. am Ike the Con-
nec.icut farmers stone wall, which built four feet
higl and tve feet thick, that II 10 blown
would higher than 10 before. have been patient
enough 10 come salary OF $1,000 year, aud n
am tipped over VIII 90 back 10 practice Ot FiOOOO
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
BONDS OF sMALL AMOUNTS.
{ Editor Or The Trt6une.

TO ne LUITOF OT 10 LT'VHHe'
SIR: As a further contribution to the dis
cusslju Of the adysa5Ity Of issuing bonds OF small
amounts which your Washington correspondent brings
before your readers to-day, have suggestion % make,
and it is as follows That tie Government should be
authorized to issue Tour per cent coupon bond the
amounts OF SlOO $50 80 ami So 80. having not less
than Gfccn years than thirty years 10 run,
,eiviug therefor leg-teuders and paving principal
and interest ion legaenierS long they shall Doe out
standing. after winch time paving ~ 20 ID Inc interest
l these amounts, PAYABLE annually would be- exactly
- - 81 and 80 cents. and the coupons WOud be
yablc at a banks deposit the Suue ~ e-al-ten
dcr. and wOd then be- sent n arge T. the Treas
ury Ter REDEMPTION. thereby saving the Government
much trouble and expense III the payment Ol the inter
est as 10 brc1lup> cue.
IL{dldelubiG Dee. -, 1877. A. WOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Mass Dec 2g-WOOL-rhe transactions have been
20 a air extent for tie There Is nru the
purchases Of desirable Wool could only be made
az mn prce- manufacturers not GspOsed
Combng and Deane FeeceS appear 20
have uuirtrf The sal comprise ono and PcEnsyl
vania Fleecrs X Xxx ana above, no i3QtIc Wisconsin
y az Mexican az Il di-c No. Western Fleeces at
nra4.e az % he; InWashed tOuJug and Deane
az 057c >eoGred at 43d12c super ana Pulled a. - 70
4, and Tub Washed 4Jc. The sales ~ California Wool
quite large Manufacturers have turned tner attention o.
elm hard. and purchased quite
hall The sales ~ this week having been of
his description Trau5act0ns aggregate jjs.OUD H. cuiug
some round " spring at 3Oa32c superior lot 81 100
- sold 10 Is understood 40 an advance ON the latter rate
Tho stock Of spring woods hand being considerably
daced Tho prices " Fail California ranged from Sc 20 % %
The latter for choice The sales Of the Of
mestic WOOL were i,Oo39OO 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
Mr.. JAY AND THE L. L. CLUB.

To the razor Of The Trt6URe.
SIR: beg TO be allowed, as a member of
The Union League Cuo for one, 10 express my dsappro
baton Of the apparently unnecessary letter about Mr.
JAWS withdrawal given ia your sheet Of his date. The
Ioaor bic manner in which Mr. Jay declined 10 have his
name connected with the office Of president for the
ing year. and h, reasons call FOR praise rather than
,,iIe and aoabt whether tie club Has been hGnOrel
W t more representative citizen Of SewIork aud
cmau filing the presidential chair than tine gentleman
named. Your ObCdieut servant.
MEMBER L. /. CLUB.
t.elr- YORK. Dec. -. IS77.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

month. under the direction Of Or Hans Won Blov must
be queer affairs. The bill for Jhe italian Night De-
cember Is. medley OF Spontni Beini. Verdi Mey-
erbecr, Luley NicOla Gungl and Joseph strauss
Among the peoe0 announced was the balet-musc writ
ten FOR Rossns Nose Egitto when that opera was
piece, the Paris stage The Glasgow annotated pro
gramV says: II IS difficult 10 understand what place
could be found in drama of this description Tor balet
music but the music is 50 good that It need not be asked
how II came there :" but Won BilOw probably rebeled
for attached 70 the programmes, on separate paper
appeared the following cOmcal Notice: 10 appears 10
the musical direction OF these concerts, and after care
ful rehearsal, that the balctmusc from Nose IN
EsitO scarcely worthy OF the intelligent appreciation
cynccd by the public in the selections hitherto pro-
duced They therefore substitute RubusteIns ballet
music from The Demon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
ALBANY.
,EFORE THE SESSION

BEFORE THE SESSION.
ACTIVE CANv ,ssISG FOR THE srEAKERsiIP OF THE
ASSEMBLY AND CLERKsHIP OF THE HoUsE-suC-
CEssFUL CANAL sUrT-sTATE PRISON MANAGE
MFNT.
Canvassing preliminary to the organization OF the
Legislature was active yesterday. MI. Husted
seems to be the strongest candidate for
Speaker of the Assembly, but only tho Re
publican caucus can decide whether Mr.. Gid
den OF Mr. Yrooman will be Clerk OF the
Senate. The suit against Denison, Belden * Co.
to recover money fraudulently received under
canal contract has resulted in judgment IN favor
of the State Tor 1897, 900. Other suits have been
begun to recover sums aggregating S236'OOO The
report Of Superintendent Pisbury viii show IN
in the management OF the State prisons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

Chicago, H., Dee. 29.-CoTespondence
received nj military headquarters details the surrender
OF Howard and his band al san Ezaro the subsequent
shooting Of Howard, Mcbride and Atkinson and the
other events substantially gwen In these dispatches
The rioters we're reported 20 be picking mp their effects
and moving some over the river and others elsewhere
Oniy Ave rioters we're identified Mexicans, and IL ia
Thought there were ten from that side although
the Organized rioters $50 strong and were accom-
panied los about $50 thieves. The Mexican authorities
have posted large number Ot notices on both sides Of
the river warning Mexican citizens against participating
Ia the troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
A COMMON SILVER ARGUMENT NEATLY DEMoL~
IsHED.
FE. N.rF..

The decentralization of q metal dcpTeCiates
inf s metal M use-tAat j., II at TIE time of is de-
zati0n % the active standard Of the country mot
legal-teudC II bargains made and accounts settled
I'm H. I'm 1873 silver was the standard IN In thi,
country and had not for years IL not IN Crcu
latiOn. even as small change. our demJnetlzauon
therefore exercised and could exercise no IN
nueuce on the market price OF It. 1t threw
mono Of IL out Of use and, matter al
fact the price did begin 10 decline for two AZ
terv ard or until the Germans began TO sell it heavily
and the mines began 20 increase their yield. No cx
pert " or money changer was simplemindod enough
h sIlpose that he could lower the value OF commodity
for which there absolutely demand, by enactIIg
that people should have no further need VI IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
ECONOMY IN THE STATE PRISONS.

SEVEN MONTHS UNDER SUPERINTENDENT PTLsBURY
SING SING PRISON INSTRUMENTATION
NATION OF CRIMINALS.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUsEl
ALBANY, Dec. 30.-Mr. PIlsbury, the Super
inendeut OF Prisons, Will send to the Legislature soon
after II meets his nrst annual report the condition OF
the prisons. The report will shOw-as expected
that man OF thorough training in prison management
conduct them at much less expense 10 the State and
with much more benefit to conyicts than three men
chosen by political convention in reward FOR blowing
party trumpet. The fiscal year Of the prisons ends on
September 30 During the last year the Prison Inspect
managed the prisons five months and Mr.. Plsbury
mouth3. the table given below shows the result
Of the two methods o; mana cement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
WHAT DEMOCRATIC POWER MEANS.

"A man who vii, steal ten cents is not likely
t hesitate long WHOM opportunity presents itself for
ti.uug q dollar The whole c0uth appears 90 be- per
uaied with rJtteUEess n regard % financial honor Not
on have nearly al the southern States discraced them
selves ii ths Wds nut tle southern municipal CORPORA
dom. ARE extensively corrupted. savannah. Mobile.
Nt-D orleans ana numerous Other cities ana towns arr
guilty OF demanding tlcr credturs. Is 10 best % uti-t
the care OF our National honor 20 the VINO have
made themselves responsible for such "a condition OF
lGlir. Ttat IL what men mean who look forward joy
fuv Co the choice ~ Democratic President aud Con-
trr.l /.
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SHERMAN AND RESUMPTION.


Washington C,rTesponf nee NJ ts SprHg1eit EepvjarH
The country is indebted much TO Mr. Sher-
man for The ile stand OF the President the financial
question. He is Ike liut - Tits matter Of silver rc-
sumption. or the antI-resumptiOu will have f. 'as
obstinate 49, q mule" II we have resumption within
two wears VIII Doe OWING % John ~hc1II'- faith and
perseverance. think ha viii be at loss what % do if
The silver Bill becomes law. 10 VIII hardly Doe possible
20 atteupt resumption u 1~79 under such cuuJ iflaus
but r reported that he that If the Blaui bill
should become law, and Congress should decline "a
give him ANY aid. lac VIII attempt 90 obey the Ecsumr-
ton Act. bur he may change his mind before January
ISIS III gold should then be at 10 per cent premium, or
even !. lie would hardly venture resumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
LIrEST SHIP NEES.

Gcir- York, Dec. 90, 1877

FOREIGN PORT
LoNpoS Dec 3O-Auv,d 27th inst Dronning louise 29th
inst Hrrjram IAaby; Harvey M- Nal6yrlau can't Osen
Oth INST Sultana. capt Fergusoni Andrew Jackson Capt
Bartlett
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QUEENSTOWN Dec. 3OThe American Line fo3mship Indi
ana capt sargent from p Dec 20 arrived here az
3 D a. and proceeded 20 Liverpool
me Iumau Line steamship CITY VI Brussels Capt Watkins
from Dec. 20 arrived here at ljO o'clock this
morning.
The Hamburg AWeric Line steamship Gelert Cant. Ba
reuds NewYOrk Dec 20 FOR Hamburg arrived here
to-day.
The williams e GuOn Line steamship Nevada, Capt Gadd
sailed al 3 O'Clock This afternoon iOI Now-iOrs.
steamship Idaho o tho same lue arrived here At 10
O'Clock last night from New-HOrS.
For other ship NeiCs Third Pdgsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
MUSICAL NOTES

MI franz korbay has just published, through
N' NOISE OF o. schirmer two excellent songs one, EOr
ever and Forever set 10 verses Of Violet Faaes the
U U. summer Nights song" being q musical inter
iasr1 graceful and tender little poem Of Sted-
H. 49,. slI; hOIDays SONGS always worth study for
~, 'is"ip' serious purpose, and poetic spiut.
IN. IHe series OF popular concerts of miscel-
'-"''u' ana orchestral music given at Glasgow this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

Bend suit. also n defendant with A. Caldwell Belden IN
the U,ica The suits will not BE- brought By Attor-
ncyGcncral Fairchd. owing to HIS term so shortly eI
p!ring but he has drawn the complaint IN each suit
and will hand the papers 10 his successor. Mr..
ScbOOnmaker the new Attorney General may, perhaps,
think 10 the States interest bring suits against All the
members OF the canal ring mentioned ia the Canai CO
MISSIONS report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
SENSE FROM CHICAGO.

The journal does not Support BANDS bill"
As II now stands aud feels warranted In saying that
not one IN ten Of the Chicago firms who signed the ca
for the Bland bill mass-luertng did so with anything
ike a definite knowledge Of what the intent AMI
purpose of those who getting that list OF
and that meeting The trouble with too many Of oug
Chcag 20 business Is that they quick To sign
uefit!0us and calls for which their solicited
get ria OF a bore 10 Crafty friend TIKI NEw-NOKK
IRIENI'- cold banker" does Chicago business
munity injustice, and. IN any event makes out tie
nl.ca verse tlan the facts justify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

T.rt1r
ir-I.a divisions tlr tI'
pr.n midnight irr-sar white line Peaeu,l chs .sci loa'
Of 1ler-.ry l.rll5 those al-rL
TRIEt-Nt OFFICE. Dec. 3l-l a. ma great decline
Of a'rpressure began with the gathering clouds Of
saturday night and is fully shown IN the lower diagram
that Of Yesterday.
For this city and vicinity, cooler and rarity cloudy
weather may be expected growing clearer tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
REc0SCHED, BUT sOLTD.

The Southern Democrats, having ar last oh
tanned possess On OF power do not intend tO divide n
with their political enemies. They have " come 20
stGy." and making ,heir arrangements acco-t a@
TIE -Outu Is exceedingly solid and order SHAT may
rclaiu SD no Republican icavcn viii be admitted INTO
tie Democratic OUv- Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

II you want complete accurate and reliable photograph
ot me financial dOlgs Of Nat, whore enormous oi
money change hands every minute OF time, send for "Ihe
weekly Financial Report published bv Ale Frothn ham e
IL Wast. Ih- nlm are leading utukeIs and send tie
! % MLIIr,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
First ire months under Inspectors.
s9o,I75 20 $3i6,35s 81
Lasi seren mnnihs nnasr u Nnnel

e.
Tie above shows deficiency for sing sing Prison but
made up the PRISON has been selfsuppOrng,
and promises to he for the remaining months OF
the present fiscal year. the 1GI6 in
Sing sing Prison. December l6 last, without
pl0ymcnt OF some kind There were 1,4O9 men OF the
1Gl6 employed IN carrying out contracts aud the re-
maiuder busy upon necessary work about the
prison Most Of the cOnyicts are employed at stove
making, although large number make shoes aud hats.
The expense OF carrying on this prison VIII
certainly not 10 increased during the coming year,
and its income viii probably be q great deal
larger. There about 140O cOnycts in the Auburn
state Prison. OF whom $50 employed at contract
work. Efforts making 20 find steady employment ior
the Others last week contract entered INTO for tie
employment Of 100 IN the manufacture Of hollow
Thce are only about coo couyics at the Clinton STATE
Prison. superintendent Psbury has made this sort o;
hospital prison. sending thither the arm and aged con-
ylct. They are not idle however being engaged IN max,
ing CLOTHES for the conycts IN the other prisons and n
manufacturing prison supplies OF various kinds.
The convict who desires 1t is now aided By the State to
obtain employment on the expiration of his term Of ln
p.s0nmeut \ law was passed by TIE last Leg stature
authorizing the Superintendent OF Prisons 10 appoint an
agent 90 do TINS humane work Mr.. Psbury appointed
as agent Dr. Elisha Harris, the Secretary OF the Prison
Association. The agent has az bis disposal fund q
$4,000 provided by the state whereTth 10 give ass
tancc discharged couv.cs The method OF proGerng
tn assistance Is on excellent month before hl,
release every conyc. receives form OF application FOR
guidance alter his release which he Is at liberty TO use
or not TO use, as 10 my please him. In tlis az
p,ication he has 70 state his age, cause Of
imprisonment occupation In prison and the trade IN
which he will have the greatest skill when once more
Free 10 give the name of former employer or friend
who may recommend him to a new employer and %
make any requests regarding bis future employ
mrut Upon another sheet OF the Application tle war
d,L, Qua piln ana ply 500. VI t-, o - tie,' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

HAIE-rEEOn the 9th nst. Westpori. Essex County,
a. y bv the ~ewal cutting, D. d, Of Nev- YORK
Matthew Hale % Albany 10 Mary, daughter OF Francis L.
Lee Of Boston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %. 1877, Isaac X. Roberts, 20
Iunce y. FaXOn both Of NewNOrA. No cards
DISQUALIFICATION THURSDAY evening, Dec H. NJ Christ
Churcn, Bay Ridge L. j., hy the Rev. J. A. Aspnwa
sisted hy the Rev Dr Dyer the RI Rev Bishop Paddock
pronouncng the beneicuon braye Major Joseph = san
ger captain the ls Artillery, l. >. A, AID Fannie T.,
daughter OF Henry A. Kent
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PINT cInrHs MARKET.

pROvlpFNCF Dec 2g-Thc Print cloths market closes
e7iv holders asking extra. and &c. c.8 for standard
4Xtl these ugures being generally traction above the
views buyers The sales Of e week $1,000 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

ApRIANCE-On Sunday, Dee 30, 1877, Thomas NJ Adri-
ance. M the 18th wear o. hi- age.
Relative. ana friends Of the
non of the Regiment invited "a attend hs funeral
from Georges Church Stuyyesautsluare on Nednes
day the - inst, at III O'Clock Please omit nowers
ARROsMlTH-On sunday morning Dee 80 after short III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

Uace Nsuce.-Ih, foreign mari. tho enliss
~Arl HDAN. January ;. 1875. VIII close tins oicc
II EspAf. 40 DO d. M ior inppe oy steamship Wisconsin,
Queenstown ON WEDNESDAY 90 ~ ua Tor Eur0Ye
by ,eams Aby MIA, Wa Queenstown ou IiD t,DAI,
u. ireland steamship CITY 0f
Queenstown and 40 ID M Tor Europe br steamship Leasing
VIA Plymouth CacsDourE and Hanbulgi 90 SAIt RDAl.
for Europe, ny stcauis p r. puulg, VIA Queenstown
correspondence Tor ruanY, -cOan ana NoftA Oi rtaud
De forwarded by THIS must De- specially addressol
A. flr scotland and North OK Ireland, bv
ship Bolivia via Neville and Glasgow snt az ll5O D. IA
for urnpeby steamship ponau Southampton and Bremen
Toe steamships Wisconsin ApyssnA ana Republic 60 nDt
take mails Denmark sweden au0 Norway The mails
Nassau. y. r.. viii leave NeNNurk January The mails
Thomas Porto REQ ana venezuela direct will leaNo
NeWlOrk January .. The nsds Brazil Will leave
New York January D. The mails iol CHINA and Japan viii
san Francisco January To- The mails for Australia
etc, will leave san Francisco January 3.
New YORK, Dec. % 1877. A. l. JAMES. Postmaster
The Organic Law OF the sexes and the diseases that
par ynly. Is 10 10 check tie Increase D, family
% mental and physical decay Influence II
tobacco hemOrluQs structure and concealed ahscvss the
their frequent cocx.tsuce with nervous exhaustion
irritable BLADDER sbsuJdy OF medication Their stans
removal with three type from lectures 20 hs private
isurgca class, by EDWARD A. DIXON, NJ D. 40 pages $50
ONCE hours 10 10 " and 10 10 evenings al 70 9Th ave-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer northeast backing 10 north
west Winds ht rain or snow, followed by cooler, rarity
cloudy clearing weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
M4RRLED.

Tho handkerchief Jaice of the grape Or. USDEauLrs
NIOlun POINT W luts.
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Now Ready.

EVERY POLITICIAN NEEDS IT
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1878. PRICE p CENTS.
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The New Cure for Lung Diseases.

lNDih tAFUll
PURE COPPER DISTILLED NHI~kLftt!
PURE COPPER DI~ TITLED WHl~kE1t..
PURE COPPER DISTILLED MHI-hEG .il
81 PER gallon IND UPWARDS.
Il PER LARGE BOTTLE AND UPM ARDS.
y. VAN I4.Ii4
S. CHAMBERS ST.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
REPUTATION IN TENNESSEE.

REPDDlAllON IN IENNIE'oHH'
LETTER FROM A KNOXVILLE EDITOR-DEMOcRAcf
RESPONSIBLE FOR IT-REPUBIICAN EAST ZEN
NESsEF OPPOSED TO TT.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-09-28

The Utica Herald says: The new
system of packing hay away from the
air, on the principle of canning fruit, is
receiving considerable attention. On a
small scale it cannot be denied that the
experiment has proved successful. The
authority is conclusive that hay, free
from outside moisture, otherwise green,
can be packed away in casks closely
headed, the whole air-tight, and come
out as green and fresh as it went in at
ter having been confined for many
months. 1t is to be tried on a larger
scale. Who will do it? Let those who
feel an interest satisfy themselves. 1t
requires an alright surrounding of the
hay, the inside space completely occu-
pied by the grass. AS the hay is get
ting too hard and dry for fair trial af-
ter-math or better, clover, the second
crop, may be taken for the test. The
thing looks fair; and if it proves sue
cess will get up q revolution in curing
hay, and will be one Of the greatest
boons that ever favored the farmer.