New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-31

FAIR The AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Oct. llih--Ne are
informed thai there every promise OF magnificent display
in almost every department The days for receiving articles
are the sth and 9th OF October Some choice Devonshre
cattle from Pennsylvania already engaged psee'-
Massachusetts, boasts her fine breeds OF animals Jersey
NeYork and Connecticut ready contest with her tor
the prize. Let her send if or TWO OF ner best
animals Steam power adequate for moving TIE heaviest
machinery getting readiness. and notices OF many ne"
machines have already came the Repository
In OF the branches great improvements have been
made within the year ne exhibition of fancy wosens Is
expected and OF American hardware The whole of the
north wing of the Saloon nearly hundred feet long will
be fitted up and used exclusively for agricultural and horti
cultural productions American tropical fruits and flowers
well as those of our climate will add TO the aitrac-
tons We hope our hortcu,urais will tina; nothing
from the garden orchard wanting The intellectual sn-
ter,ainncnrs will be of high order Convention OF the
friends of Home Industry will be held well the Sixth
Poughing Exhibition during the Fair the latter in the
County of Westcheser AZ Sing Sing. Every one
who takes an interest in Improvements should arrange as
to devote at ea,, one day this innocent and useful Ami
vcrsary Exhibition 1t occasion on which all parties
and denominations from every section the country meet
and participate.
SHAMEFUL CoSpucr We learn that Saturday morn
in. last lust after the Steamboat Kosciusko had left the
dock AT Dobbs Ferry Mr. Barney See of this City IN at
tempting throw overheard dog belonging to gentleman
the dock leaned his weight against the sernrail WHICH
being put up safely gave Precipating him over
board This accident took place in plain sight OF the crew
and passengers and have been instantly known TO all
board yet the engine not stopped, and the boat pro-
ceeded on her way as though nothing had happened Mr.
See who SWIM picked up b. small row-boat
after he had sunk twice and when he sinking for the
last time His wife and young children on board
the steamboat which brought ther the City in dread
full anxiety rs to the fate of their husband and father On
being reconstructed with upon ii, unieeng conduct the
Captain remarked that if he It'd knosn The man had
family on hoard he roud hare stopped The boat We hear
that this Is not the tine man has been left overheard
by the Kociusko Comment such inhuman conduct
be needless
YELLOW, FEyER-on the 18th deaths from yell
low fever occurred Kew Orleans the 10Th four and al
Lafayette, on the day There six admissions
from yellow fever to hospital New Orleans the Goth
~ A Mr. Spierin in Abbeye 5. c. writes to the Edi-
IT Of the Patriot stating that in 1888, he found gem which
he believes diamond. He had nearly forgotten the
circumstance urti reminded Of by the of similar
discovery recently made in Indiana
o. bold robbery committed the American Hotel
Buffalo on the Goth Several trunks opened by false
KEYS and $500 stolen Two men, G. w. Drake and D. o.
Brcn arrested suspicion but afterwards discharged
e Persor F. Smith and the others who arrested
at New Orleans having been engaged in the celebrated
Bayou kiln expedition, hase been dischnrged-the
Grand jury not finding a true bill against them
| g Two brothers named Frsu and Mr. Jennings, met
and had tg;. With pistols the OF Wrtumpka, Ala
on the 18th inst. in whc; :? the Messrs Frou was
mortay wounded.
U drunken ruitcer named Sailland had his head Ia
ken off BY the wheels of engine Ncw-Orleans on
The 18th.
| GJe Two men, named Walker and Foster recently met
and lighting in The streets of Midway ny. Both
were severely and probably fatally wounded
70 The wife and daughter of Mr.. John Honk of Howell
n j. were both drowned while bathing in the river one day
| last week