Shade Trees.
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luesyrs. EDITORS,


For few years past the WORMS have increased
SO as to almost disfgure some of our shade trees
in the streets; particularly the Button Wood
Last spring observed unler the limbs where they
made their nests II took pains to remove them; and
the consequence was, shat such trees was care
full to remove all the nests, from they escaped and
look we'll. Now if those who have trees in front,
(and all ought to have them in front of theil dwell
iSgs) will send up person to carefully remove
the nests and eggs, I feel confident they will be
preserved And who will rot try the experiment
this fall and next spring There are few that the
worms have not yet troubled such as the Allan
thus, Catalpa and Paper Mulberry. should like
to see Trees more generally son out in eur streets
than they now are. Yours, w.


GRArks.-Therew viii be a fine display of Grapes
al the Horticultural Room at the coming Fair of
the American Institute, commencing October TO-.
One of the Officers of the Institute the other day
was shown magnificent bunch growing in the
garden of a gentleman of the State of Rhode Is
land which he intends to bring to our fair. From
Massachusetts there is a promise of some fine spc-
oimens also. gentleman in this city will also
exhibit ssme specimens of superior kind which
has been acclmated with grea, success after many
years perseverance. Also several tropical plants
which it was thought impossible to acchmate.-
We hope the cultivators of this precious fruit in
our State, which will then be in season, will not be
ous-doue. There are extensive and choice vine
yards on the North River, as was shown at the las,
Fair. We hops the owners will spare no trouble
this year. The premiums arc for the best wher.
ever raised-if in America.


UJ The CHRISTIAN FAMILY MAGAZINE, o;
Parents and Children's Annual edited by Rev. D.
Newell, commenced its Second Volume with the
September number. 1t is salusary and ncail,
printed work f. H. Wilcox, SO Park Row.


A BROAD HrNr.-The kentucky Gazette urges
the claims Of Richard NJ. johnson 70 the Presi
dency, and copies with appreciation series Of
resolutions passed at meeting held at Harrisburg
Pa.s among which was the following:


Rsso!rd .fhai the letter of Martin Van Bnren 10 Ii,


missouri Legislature, declining nomination for ne Presi
dc exhibits his devotion TO the best Interests OF the Dem
GSfa,c Party and meets the deedd approdeton Of ts
fsogtee se seaoe Unisn aud especially OF the Dcnocas
Of Pennsylvania.