New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-20
The Great Agricultural Fair.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Premiums awarded send you short account OF
some Of the last days proceedings which may not
be unacceptable Were these details Of bloody oG'
Ne In Mexico or even the results Of party poiif'
cal contest every man would lis,en--arrscfis anrt
Ju,-bui as il relates only to what's peaceful. useful
and good the narrator cannot be too bref.
Throughout the forenoon. all was anxiety to know
rho had ron The prizes and tina, is chiefly what
remains to be told First then, as TO the Horse In
this department, the display OF Stations was both
large and excellent there being no less than "a
exhibited
For THOROUGH BREEDS, the premiums We're
awarded in the following order:
To CONSERVATION. imported, owned by [. II.
Abbot, Oneida Sir Henry n hanseriord' One''a
d Florizel z p Crosby Of West Troy
For ST.LLrON- TO GET The HORSE OF ALL
woRK -. Young Eclipse. 10 stephen tsncner' Of
Oneida. >. Bay Kentucky, W Ferguson, Oneida
Bay Butcher J. D. Moody -. Lawrence = D.AoA
Butcher r Merriam. OF Lewis.
Bgsr DRAFT HORSES - Mr.. Corning. imported
London Drsy. Horse ? Patriot properly OF j. 'ahnou
sen OF Oneida 3 G. Warren, Oneida. 4. Honest rom
b Petit, Oneida
BTsr THRET.YEAR ODDS Black Messenger
10 Luke Cone. of Oneida :. Young GOdolphin. l. N
tiffany. OF Chenanco Discretionary premium 70 pep
20 Isaac Fsirchd. Oneida, and Sir RodeEick MAtthe"
Clarke Oneida. g. Young Sir Charles TO b. Rowe Of
Madison county
Brood MARES AND CoLrs.-l. George Jordan,
Geneva .. J. B. Mott Cumberland 3. A. Ayres
THRFE-YEAR-oLD MAREs-l. Isaac Fairchilds
Fsbius , w c. Barnett airs. Tr0yeGr.old Mars
!. George Fordan. Geneva. ? Isaac Fsrchilds-
~ Never before heard oftwo or three year old Mares
MATCHED HoRsEs-l. Aron Merrill ,. J. But
,eried i Co Utica Linus Joy, Trenton - Inc
first premium pair OF iron sreys sold TO gentle
man q Baltimore. Nd. before they took the premium
for $500
GELDISGs-l. John Buterfeld 4 Co. A bay
the most magnificent snge-hsrness or parade horse
ever beheld-pnce said to be $3.50 p Abraham Hall ;
CATTLE
CLASS. RANs-THree year oids.-l. Prize to
OConnel. property Of I. P Prentice Esq OF Mount ~
Hope > J. NJ Sherwood, Of Auburn bull Arrow j. To
George Vail Esq. of Troy. for bull symmetry
Tr0vear Ods-To Messrs Bel Morris OF Morrisia
NJ. for imported Bull Msrius, lMarus was bred by Ear
Spencer the great English Farmer 2d and Sd prem'
ufns no candidates were deemed worthy.
Yearlin1.-l To W W. Ballard. Of Chemung. for
Victor > To George Brotherhood OF Albany for Peter
Farley; 3 II n Carey. Of Oneida for Oregon
BULL CAIyFs-Z b. Waterman. of Herklmer
Meteor. , Bel & Morris Of Wes,chester for Prince.
Cows Tire year Oids-l. ToJ. NJ. Sherwood,
for Philippine , Bell Morris, for Victoria j. X T.
Trovsar dds. To J. NJ Sherwood, for syba .
Not awarded.
Yearliag Hdfers-H n Cary for Mary
HEfFFR CALyEs-l. To L. B. Wakeman Her
kmer for sylvis ? To J. VI. Sherwood for Dshlia
STEER Three vear OidS:-l. To Hiram Grid
lev. . toJs and " w Wsdsworth. Of Geneseo 3
To Russell Blackstone. Iiroyear ods; Il Morgan y
Butler , seabury scovsl 3. BillingsT Case fecr
In Ss To Simon W Gum.
PREMIUMS TO NORTH DEvOSs- Three year old
Bnis II. TO II. n Washburton. Of Otsego for Young
Baltimore >. T. P Beck, OF Wyoming, for William
Wallace.
Yonng BlHs.-l Toll P. Johnson. of Oneida, for
Ivanhoe. > To F. T. Beck for Criterion.
Derop Corrs ~. To +. r. Beck. for Victoria. To
II. \. Wsshburon. for Rose Baltimore e-,,.,..
DcrOn Hrif,rs - To H. n. " ashburtOn, Tor luca
>. To T.. F. Beck for Flora.
AYRsHrREs-C. " Bement-1f the good Amer
Hotel Abany-swept the platter taking Al the pre-
mums for this class OF Catie-to wiz for Bull shelue
Young Bull Kenwood: Cow Alice and llefer Fanny
Class H. HERFoRDs-BuHs: l by l.. Coming
Esq of HEREFORD Hall per Sir Cir George.
iouug Balls to T. IL Hyatt OF Rochester.
Cows 70 +. Corning for Aston Beauty. , T.. Corn
ing for Mary HEREFORD Heiiers, T. II. Hyatt.
GRADE CArTLE-COws-l Adolphus Skinner OF
Utica . to H. n Cary for Mary 3 to F. lngersoll for
Vernon.
Year old Hsjfers-IL w Doottle Of Herkimer >.
Hugh Croker: , J. B. Mott
Yearlins Heifrs-l. II. ". Dooi,tle ? Andrew :.
Bell.
Heifsy Caires-I to Andrew Mcbride
Far CArTLE.-For best pair To c. Godfrey ire
neva > : Callahan OF New Scotland to & Boorom
& Co Of Buffalo. For best single OK or steer l. hugh
Croker to +. 7. Prentice.
MEMS to Mr. Godirey's pair premium Cattle he
stated that they years Old half Durham weighed
near thousand and he sold them for Whist the purchaser
considered equal to 1915 Mr. G sold pair under the
hammer at Albany years since for $500
FAT Cows - To c. Boorom. . To + Corning.
g. To T.. Corning.
WoRKIyG Own s. K w. w. Wadsworth
won the Oh distinction of bearing of the first pnze for
the best ten yoke, against all the towns of the State.
Second premium to Russell Blackstone and others OF the
town of New Hartford
0BFsr SINGLE YoKE:-l To Abraham Hurd. ..
J. : & w. w. Wadsworth g. Luther Comstock. 4
H. n. Carey. 5. +. Sheldon. q. Austen d. Neal. 7.
7. B. Rhodes
MIscELLASEous-BULLs: II. To Horace Put.
nam 2 Phander Budlong. g. Luther Smith. 4. :.
NJ Foster, for bull calf
NATIVE CArrLE-Cows II. II II Eastman.
> T. d. Grosneur. 3. Henry Water.
THO Year old Hetfsrs u. To ii. II. Eastman :.
W L. Mould. B. G.. r. Herd.
YeariiHQ HeifTs "A L Bell
Hstfr Cdires &c w. Drew.
SO much for Cattle-Now for
SHEEP.
Our view is probably deficient in few points
FAT SHEEP John Reeves . J. Med. MeIn,ire.
3 G. BrinkerhoOf LOr9-r00ied-l. J. Med Mclntire,
for bis Cotswo.d ? " Huxford for his Disbey. , W.
RaihbOne. for bis Disbey.
Glass 2-lIbigle pooed-J Med McIntire. .. +. Eas
ton g. T. B. Waterman.
BEST FIVE EwEs II J. Med Mclnure. J. NJ sher
wood 3 4. b Wakemsn
LAnBs-Be.t 5 J. Med McIn,ire who, by the bye, al.
ways strong on sheep-the most nutritious sort OF
II
SAXON EwEs~-Be-t 81 :. II Church . :. b
Croker. g. d c Barnes SrroR Bucks-l. :. r. Crock
er , : b Church. B. :. B. Cocker.
There may in the hurry of making them, be a
few errors in these mem oranda. In the afternoon it
came on to rain but held Off just long enough to let
Mr. QUIScY close his beautiful and happy address
On this occasion the Old Bay State was well repre-
sented The speaker had the good taste to elevate
his views above the murky atmosphere OF party
spirit and man worship We shall doubtless have
bis Grafton in the papers and Of the many things in
the official debates of the Fair not here referred to-
you can select such as you may deem most impor
tant Considering that Oneida County Is the mos,
popuous OF the State, except one-and acheese and
butter County she hascertainly nothing to boast OF
in the way of cattle this exhibition. There was
great sameress in this Department between this
show and the one at Poughkeepsie.
1t was gratifying to hear the Committee on Horses
-Messrs. Sherwood, King and Long insist on the
tran-cendant importance Of preserving the bred