The New York herald., 1845-09-20

sieers-Hram Gridley, ist James s. walworth I'd,
1 Tpo Year Ods-M. l.. Butler lst seabury scoville.
Sak-Clark Avery best. ID. lnish ID
RAJ cats ana aj jS"seppohares Godfrey LIST premiums
J. Mcintyre, George Brinkerhof.
StalhSns-E \ Talbot, $50; y. s, Hnngeriord, $40;
best stallion stephen francher S20 William Ferguson
$40; John Van Hoeschen, $40; Luke Cone, SO; John
Boars-C. r. Nichols $40
| Breeding Ssws-J. j. Bushart So
SHE Sheep from Other Staes-J H. Blakssly, Nathaniel B.
sheep-Class a--John Mcintyre $40; Frederick Eas-
ton, second premium; B. Wakeman.
Ewes-J. Mcdonald. SIC; j. NJ. Sherwood.
Class 3-H & j. Carpenter $40; Reed Bnrratt, dplo-
ma best fve J. NJ Sherwood, $40
ShsepIoliass l-John D. McIntyre I'd premium, VIM.
Bmter-E Evans S25; Thomas Hawkes., SIS; Geo.
VAL sio o r. s. hawson @ So Nelas Adams SIS; s NJ.
Mares and Colts-Georgo Pardon, lst premiums Joel
| Befort, I'd; A. Close, 3D.
It has been customary for the committee hogs to
exert all their wit and ingenuity in making laughable
and pquant reportstha Of this year behind any
| OF its predecessors. Here it is
MIR PREsIpENT.-Why as humble an.indiyiduaI as nv.
self was selected as chairman OF the committee Of hogs,
eyes, sir, hog is the world is past my comprehension
report all the wit ambiguous phosophyoi Hcractes the
tests and merriments Of the aughter-moyng Momus.
gone before hogoogy-the whole ground is occupied
the subject is exhausted and after the reports
OF the wits and geniuses o the Bay State.
to come but hatngly off and perhaps finish great
bore" I'D mGluDa forum sudram porcuLos contu
Would that the mantle OF the lamented Lincoln had fall
len my shoulders Although confess the vulgar
tyo being lover pork According to the theory OF the
celebrated work of Sir Richard Vivian the hog one
Of the types of humanity and man. but the development
OF that type, which may account why Of spe-
ces are SO "hoggshy inclined" and not inapty,
sometimes, called by disappointed office seekers the
swnish multitude" If his inwards sre as it said
counterpart of MANS his outward acts exhibit some
striking analoges in propensites temper and conduct
He is even politician" on an enlarged scale but whe
ther whig or oco this deponent saith notfor Ae is
equally partial to CLAY" for his amusements, as to
Hp n
distribution not only of the land, but of its pro-
ductions-for "sub;treasures" and for enlargement
great sticker ior the largest beItyhe has been
known to pull down printing presses, but he upsets
pipe" tell Roorbacks at elections but he will 60
is most striking feature Of modern politician lie
don't yountserr to 60 to Texas nor to guard about
yond the 'bounds" Of his ambition Although Native
American ito the bone" yet he not in profes.
matss nearer to his type who go for principles
viz the five loaves and two small fishes. abolition
iss see how how their feelings indignation is
their brethren in durance vile. Amagamationiss-
black and white is not color with them only its mega.
ton; the whole race is one Berkshire Leicester.
Black or whe-hey love all through the chapter. An
ti-renters like Fas,aa-they give reasons, pay
any rents on compulsion no. not If as plenty as black
sales He is not believer in Father Miller's calorfc
prophecies although he often puts on his ascension
robes" but they smell rather too much of the "earth"
Earthly and by his indifference he strongly insinuates
that the doctrine ofthe deuce pay pitch hot"
very fussy old gentleman once sad when he un-
dertook to shear him. Great cry, and little wool"
extant full hooded Washingtoniapp Son of Temper
ance and Rechabie water is his gin and buttermilk
his champagne yet he has been ouly sandered by say
| ing as drunk as Davy's SOW" He never laughs or
Whistles his mouth is not fixed right he could pre-.
pase sss ous s 'ag
OF sows y but her when properly soused will
bring the golden mint drops to fill the silken purse Like
| Ic IN hanyIn tQrfar anCo hc r0htc
and he is not to be driven unless you put his head
way and pull his TAIL the other, like some of the higher
by the rule of conrares and he is very apt put his
in places where he has business and sometimes
1 gets It tweaked for his pains. mathematician, he
understands latitude and longitude and if he
"raise the whirlwnd and direct the Storm his baro
mecal proboscis invariably indicates its approach
He has also pretensons TO classical celebrity in
the early stages of our national literature. Learned
and in those days when did print by cart loads
and avalanches nothing made greater sensation in the
creature that improves by ranging. man or a dog Is
not worth half much after that tcklsh operation but
political in Ts sr da
its faults, could better spare better for you
must have observed he has many redeemng qualities,
and with sir he improves ON acquaintance for the
shining beauty OF cloaks, coats and hats, the
glossy rnglets Of the smooth skinned woman the
ottoman" her ivory teeth and the brancy of her jew
ery is due TO one Of the productions Of this much
abused animal. His olen" is the light, and many
West Indian made mis- fortune by hogsheads
1t was night before the reading Of reports finish.
ed and the officers of the Society were engaged until
o'clock in paying the premiums to the successful
petors and had to adjourn until tomorrow morning
All OF the cattle horses, implements &c. went TO their
respective destinations by special train, at o'clock
and the Fair ground is completely desered and thus
ended the Great Cattle Show and Fair of the New York
State Agricultural Society for the year of Lord s45
SETTLEMENTS IN CALF FoRNlA-There appear to be
some extensive movements on foot for the occupa-
ton of California by American settlers A letter in the
arkansas State Journal from Mr. Leavtt speaks Of
expedition in which he has engaged to start Spring
It Is to consist Of about thousand persons Another
party to start from St Louis An expedition consist
OF twelve hundred said to be in progress OF oganza
tion in Illinois
The Arkansas letter saws 80 We intend sending our
families and freight round by sea, and our young
and those with families, that prefer it, overland Fort
Sn ana santa Fe to the coast at or near the bay OF
san Fernando in latitude $40 north there to be met by
our vessel with our families. From this point intend
sending parties up and down the coast to ascertain the
support our town."
consider It fair prize to the first occupants He speaks
OF region as large in extent half of Europe
equal in fertility that Of the aliuval bottoms Of the
Mississippi delightful climate where winter is
known and where the heatof summer is blythe
healthul seabreeze coming continually from the Pacc
country rising boldly from the TO the tall land Of
Mexico, without the marshes of the Atlantic the
swamps oil the Mississippi country. With the Gulf OF
California extending into the interior with the fine har
bour on the Coast its advantages for commerce de-
cared TO be great II said to be well adapted to
the culture ofthc sugar cane Louisiana and superior
to Mississippi for cotton for tobacco equal to Kentucky
IN weight and quantity and to Virginia in fneness With
the fruits and products of the tropics will yield the
roots and grams of the temperate zone. Indian corn,
oats and wheat produced abundanty and grazing
America
Such are the attractive features ascribed to this new
land OF promise Soon the will be in motion
Inc opening OF the next Spring will behold moving
crowd vending their way to that remote region The
arkansas pioneer talks of the great South Western
hepubiic OF North America destined be estab
lsned IN the lovely country which he so graphically
describes that is the dea-if independent govern
ment Is 10 be formed therethe geography Of that region
will become an interesting subject Of study.
DUEL SroPpED-Miss Mary Ann Golden was
yesterday arrested on the affidavit Of Miss Mary
hoges charged with sending the latter challenge II
appears that the parties who live in franklin street. have
had dispute which, in the opinion of Miss Golden could
only he settled by annaal 10 she