The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-10
RUSSIA INVADED.
Not by the Tarns, nut Peaoeabfy by AnncrI-
eau Manufacta ers.
[From the New York Tribuno.1

| 1t will DO long time yet bef,re The Ameri-
cams know oil that ID to be known about the
| curious eyes which studied them and their in
| etiutions and erts during the months OF the
| Philadelphia exhibition, or before they reslizs
| IN full how much impressed foreigners we're
by what they saw. Whatever were the
| thoughts which Europeans took homo with
| them in regard to The taste and skill CT the
Americans In the elegant erts, there is already
| plenty Of proof that they went 6 IF with genh
inc respect Tor our mechanical abilities, which
| in some cases amounted to nd mirat1OD, and
which has given our oountymen better
standing in The markets of the world and IL
creating an unexpected demand for American
prodac ions. Now ms anoes como to light
every day. Tho latest comes from Russia,
and IL q very pleasing one.
It set ms that the agricultural provinces OF
Russia, thope lying ia tho son'h and west Of
| the EMP re, have egua to snffsr from compe.
iIon with the United h aes In The sale of
graip. Not only Il The ex, orts Bson of Russian
| cereals 10 Europe r. strictet by the shipment
irt III Tho American 5htes Of one rtaous quau-
t. les OF tho same class Of products, but tae
Russian commercial uou+ss aud laadholder4
have been compelled to accept cheaper pr COS
| Tor what they do export TIE Gomp0 itiOn
wuh The United Sth o. Ia growing more
severe every year, and ibe inteAia NJ men OF
The south aud weat Of Russia lave come 10
lesi about ns ,he Britain manufeeturera do IL
! he field Of INDUSTRY. that tomethiug fnu't b"
done or they will be able no longer TO 1t .nd
| up against the new W rid in The bu iuess 10
wnion their capital III principally invested
| they have accordingly ma 10 - gtady of the
| Ametcan ~ 81 en- Of nkr,Gui ute within the
| past two years, through two agents, for the
| purpcs oil discovering the secret % AM sioap
sneceeg aud making use Of IL in Kasele
| The gentlemen who tase been b . ing for
Thorn are MIR. benedict 40 yak u promi aent
aud wldon axe 1tudh 'ltior OF tho south o.
huasia, and Mr. r, + krrjswskt of this city,
n young ongiaeer 0i educatiOn, who, darn &
II i've ysars' residence in thta oounLfy.' part vi
| the line having bssn - 'nt in the employ If
| tho Grant LOCOMOTIVES works, ut Patterson, N
J.. hus become tnvOrAby kno*n igr % d
| iud smeut aud NH ity. Cuu M ssioboi by the
bouris Of agriculture 10 nut for tLem, ths~s
| gentlemen spent several months he pRsa'suu-
MFR NJ tho PuilhdephiA Exhibition Hnd ~
gtndy ing the method OF sgtieul ufe IN the
WeBeIn States. The cause Of American sus
CO in grain raising II no trade seers', apd,ths
RnBan agents III covered IL i'm medlstely. II
consists, bot in the fertility OF the soil, but in
| intelligent W. rx and an abundance OF excel
! lsnt i'm pie ments aud lator-saYng uachiboty
| Perhaps IL msy be said 10 oonsi.t principally
| in the use OF good tools and labor saving
chinery. The implements employed IN Rus
sia IRE not ~ good ~ those ua' Il by the ATter.
| loan farmer, for two reasons Plist. they are
not IA well adapted to the soil aud climate Of
Ru sia IN ours arv t. the soil and climate o.
the y oited States. They are brought largely
| from England. and Eng and scarce ever mAkss
n tool to suit The market in which rho sells II,
bot lorces on hor buyers the pattrns she hap
pens TO have or those suited TO ENGLISH use.
Secondly, American tools are better every
WY than the English, Germ N and Austrian,
W len The Russians llrgeiy buy. Mr, K9lyA
zko and Mr.. h rRj gskf were not lot z in co ~
ing to the enuclus1ol that. in or2H 10 main
tom u COM petition viii ii o United = ates in
agriculture tbs R1ssans must put ia.o the
the banda OF their aoorers the superior farm
| ina implements and lab or saving machinery
of the Americans.
Mr. X olysko turned to Russia. and three
| trials have been made ia tho psss"nee Of in
! terested crowds Of spectators. tbae was ut
| Odssse, where a compei ion took place bs-
| twsen Eoglish and American plows and i'm
| piamenlg and where the latter won signal
success. Another vas On the lands Of Couttl
Malnchowsar, n large laudhold T. This was
| private trirl. l. was attended by several
| hundred laadhoidera, and re ulted in d,epen-
| ing toe good opinion beginning TO be fit to-
| ward American implements. Tie third WIS
an official trial under the supervision Of the
board OF agriculture at Che's)n. L Wa On
this occasion that Ger in things were decided
al To tho atzo and form Of cert Yin iraDlements
best adapted tn Russian use AS resals OF these
! trials, tho boards Of agriculture OF S)uth and
! Wet Russia have decided TO- recommend the
| gel srai use Of American imp'emsnts, and
| they Fave 50 done, and Mr.. KplyeZko has
| teen dtsiQn1'ea AZ their neent Tor importing
THIN. Mr.. Krri ~wsk 81! No. 70 Bond say, il
| tho engineer, inspector and ag5nt in this
! cOnnby.
! in puytuarce Ct the plan viii h has be en-
| delaiued ORDERS were given for to Jis and i'm
| pie bnents, o'}e If them being to n Arm in,
| LonlsviDe, h, for en- THOUSAND plawe, two
| thousand OF wpi;h will ba forwarded to
| otsssL upou tho fit.t f,vorabla opportunity,
| tue political complications in Earoye making
| IL m certain wGehsr IT, Rnn!d be Hn'e tn ship
| d Russian cargo to the BECK 5e imm' diA'eiy,
and tho Oh ,npei TO Or IDsthds in the moth
! being blocked With ice. A moving InnchiLe
adapted t. ku-R;au tol a. h5en picked out,
and experiment are III progress in Ne@ Eng
laud to eecer tAin ii @ hest kind of por. able Ell
CINE for Raasien eml )yment For the pur-
chase OF specimens OF this latter class Of
beayy machinery, Tor trial md exhibition ia
various parts Of Russia, $4,000 has be en- ap-
proprist I'D TO the hoard OF agriculture. The
orders which have be. given, and the export
meDts which are mak,ng are only the begin
ming OF what MIR. Krsiewski believes, and
what may possibly prove to b., considerable
trade 10 i'm plements with Rassia Much de-
ponds on tt G results OF prncicsl frisl OF them
this year. II they give satisfaction their suc-
cess in the empire will be assured. That the
people of the GATED States wish for closer
relations with kustil neAd not be said. The
kindly feelings inspred in american breasts
by the generous policy of the empire toward Us
during our late war are stall as s.rong as ever,
and il has be sn matter OF regret now that
The two countries had 0 little intercourse with
each Ct1er. Whatever goes to extend the re-
latons of tt8 two countries will bs regarded
by the public here with satisfaction and in
forest.
LzFE ON THE PLAINS.