The New York herald., 1845-10-11
Fair or the American Institute at niblo's.

Xtsss Of Wrenches from J. Merrick. Springfield,
One Patent Draw Lock, from John S. Day, Second
One Case, containing specimens of Turning, John H.
Patent Vice for holding tapering srticles.a very ex
ceent article ooviang the had
Two large pieces Arkansas Oil stone-name not
large and beautifully finished Barometer, from @.
C. Westman l07 Third Avenue.
One case Door Plates-G. w. Jackson, Brooklyn.
One set Patent Blind Butts from Palmer, Hudson Co.,
Set Patent Blind Fastenings, manufactured by A. p
Seymour Westmoreland, N. Y.
A case of Patent Knobs, Ames RUSSELL Middletown,
card Patent Door shives, Alpheus Collman, lO7
Three sample cards Curriers' Tools, Hunt, Wood.
worth & Conner, 2l5 Pearl street.
One case Military Goods and Family Crests, James s.
One case Plated Ware, George w. Jackson l4a Full
ton street.
card fine Screw Drivers, Lacy Bullock, Massa-
A case Small Files, Robert Murphy, Phiadelphia.
Several stoves and cards Of Hardware and Pump,
from J. Y. Tibbetts, oil Water street
card of Trunkmakers' Hardware, Il. +. Weed, 405
Broome ct. -
Show card of Files, Solomon whippls, Albany, n Y.
A Horse and Cattle Fleam, John Busted 33l Third
Avenue.
One card Brass Castings John Hendricks Houston St
A case Malleable Shears Butchy Co.
One card Hinges c. Herdra, Brooklyn.
A case Brass Works, Goae & Mullikin Spring st.
One case Repeating Fire Arms and Five Planes, W. N
N White, New Brunswick.
Cocks. Valves, Steam Guages, &C. Walworth 4 Ma
on, Platt street
One Bank Locks and Knobs, one improved Sala-
mander Safe A. G. Hobbs, Platt st.
One Faucets and Brass Work Richards, FL
dridgs street.
One case Ivory, Russell & Co., Patt street
Gard Patent Door Locks, Littleaeld Philadeiph
One Case Mechanics Tools, Rowntree, Chatham st.
Case Tailors Shears, Heinesch Newark, NJ.
A Case Plated Knobs, Coombs & Anderton Mercer st.
A Case OF Pistols, Allen Middletown Conn.
Four Specimens Japan Ware, Menzies & Bro- Cliff st.
Manila Brushes, Bugbee, SO Ann st., I'd story
By this list the reader form little idea of the
great variety Of articles that displayed This the
continuation Of list we gave previously Of some OF the
Of visitors instead of diminishing, appears to increase
daily and hourly, and it beautiful sight to see the
number of ladies' that in attendance yesterday OF
the general character the articles exhibited here they
support the purposes OF the nsutionviz the advance
men Of the mechanic arts 70 perfection tomorrow,
the steam engine that is in operation sets in motion
considerable number ofmachines.
The grand saloon, adorned it with many beau
u show cases. presents appearance truly beautiful
Ball. Tompkins Black and S9uires, Brs assotments of
silver plate and jewellery such rich specimens that
we are inclined think that in New York shall fall
into the of the Romans Of DID, and by our
method Of living, detrac from stern Republican smp
tans in Virginia. is noble specimen of cut glass work
table Of soaps attracts universal attention. MS
est and best Of the kind oxant are the ap
In the fountain! as we observed day or two ago,
there is curious piece of machinery Echols sephome
be sure pIn and oDs doing with
steam, horses any other node-it attracts many vis
tors who watch its progress with interest
tits almost ipvidious in however, to point out any
peculiar article in this fair all of them are many
MICS and as such are well worthy the observation Of all
The Convention OF Gardeners, Farmers and Silk
growers met according to notice at 10 NJ in the Ly
The business was opened by the President Gen.
Tallmadge making motion that the list of Vice Presi
dents should be augmented as far they could by the ad
dton of gentlemen from each State in the Union,
and those present requested to hand in their
in order to complete the list.
Committee on business made report, recommending
that letters from Hon. H. L. Ellsworth and others be read
to the Convention that resolutions and address be
give information of practical character great
rety Of enumerated topics, connected with agriculture
and horticulture The report was accepted
Maine John S. Pierce of VT; James NJ Crane of Vir
ginia rs Wright, Illinois; were added to the list O
these gentlemen with the following make up the list o,
oficers:--
PRESIDENT,
Gen. JAMES TALLMADGE, Of New York
PRESIDENTS
sS1 n s ws c
Thomas Affieck Miss. Samuel Walker, Mass.
VIM. B. Ogden. Ill. Robert Wentworth, Me-
s. f. Callan, Wash. city. II. P. Byram, ,Blandeb'g,Ky
Dr. P. Crspel, jr, NJ T. D. Lardreth, Pa.
A. c. Van Epps, of the city Of New York. and James
Harrison, Of New Haven, Ct, were appointed secreta-
Gen TALLMApeE then delivered an address, aluding
an hs ssS the Of s
compel their Legislators be favorable to them He
said that the object Of this Convention was to devise the
measures necessary to this Production and market
the aimpoant subjects for agricultural interests
and not only them but the country large He touched
this point the % bsne cisncs and books had BEEN to
agriculture Ho hoped the farmers Of the country would
war; and he believed they had it in their power to
avert He spoke on the awakening Of agriculture at
the South particularly in yirgina and after speaking
commerce Of the country he concluded
| motion was then made to appoint committee to
an address to the citizens United States
the subject of this meeting and Mr.. John Robinson of
indiana and Mr. Meigs and Havens of this city, were
Letters from various parties were then read. One
from Mr. Ellsworth, late Commissioner of the Patent
Office who regretted he was unable from the pressure
tend Another from Mr.. Stebbins, Of Northampton.
Mass regarding the silk business Also, from Mr. Bar
MIR. Nicholls Of Savannah Geo.. wrote the subject
arrowroo Mr. Gill, of Ohio wrote the subject of
silk growing some specimens of which he sent to the
fair. Mr. Stuart Perry, of this city wrote the sub.
ect Of cotton plants specimen Of which he also sent to
the fair.
Acommittee of three, viz Gen. wakeman, Mr.. Meigs
into consideration
committee of correspondence, it was announced
would be appointed to-day
An interesting conversation then took place between
several members in the Of which much pleasing
information given regarding the state of agriculture
in the Southern States. At halfpast two the Conve
ton adjourned till p NJ, when they met and the con-
versaton was resumed and kept up till evening.
Sporting Intelligence.
WITHDRAwAL.--The match made Lady Suffolk
against time, which to of to-day the Bea
Course will not take place, the match was made
to be draw in case Of storm.
TRoTTING AT THE UNION CoURsE, L. There was
pretty good attendance this track yesterday wit
the contest between Americus, Moscow and Ouch
ess, for purse Of $500. The betting lively
Duchess the favorite against either Of the others 10
3; Amercus against Moscow at to 8. The following
| is the result -
George spicers b. 6. Americus. o
VIM. Whelans br. m. Duchess. 3