which only wanted age to make it very agreeable. In my former letter I pointed out the tid.-iintage of mowing grass fur hay, not for seed previous to the seed being fully ripe and liable to waste, stating at the same lime that little if any of the nutri tive principle of the grass is lost by so doing. Mr L. Richards of Pukcpapa. and other gentlemen naturally wanted some other confirmation than my own bare statement oE so important a fact, and I would therefore refer them to Sir Hum phry Davy's work on Agricultuial Chemistry, or to Youatt on Sheep, both of which fully bear outmy ptevious remarks, All letters containing useful experiences or curious habits of animals or other reattrrs of interest will bo gladly lcceivctl if addressed—" Bos," Bulls.
DEEPENING OF CHANNELS IN RIVER BARS.
