New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-09
Fair NJ the American Institute.

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The Fair yesterday was ful OF increasing ln''fes'
in every respect The attendance was treoed over
the preceding days and the objects OF a'traouon sui
6ciently repaid all for their attendance Artc'e' u
the mo-, beautiful workmanship and extraordinary
skil in design continue TO be brought IN aiino''
hourly.
In the room called the Cloth Room are many sd
perb specimens of Dangereotyping worthy oil more
extended notice and amongst 50 many oeautiiui
soecmens It il difficult to parcularize; but there
are two frames at the extremity of the room worthy
nj most especial attention they are not from THIS
civ where we have been accustomed TO suppose the
very bes, Daugcrreoiypes were produced out nave
been taken in Albany by two young men OF extra
ordinary talent In this line named W alker ua'lL
ono "a a. contains only female heads. and there are
three heads In that case that II would BE- exceeding
lv difficult 10 excel either IN tone or truthuness
,La other case contains the best kenesses we ever
savy of Gov Seward Gov. Wright Gov. Marcy
Gov Bouck and of Martin Van Buren, it Is but sim
ole Justice 70 say that it would be impossible to ex
eel these for skill of deneaiion or accuracy OF re
semblance They are most admirably done and we
should advise these young gentlemen 10 take up
their abode in this city nstanter
The case OF Military Goods and Family Greats,
no. sl.l of Mr. JAMES s SMITH, l39 Fulton-st pre-
Equipments cap trimmings, &c in all their rich va
rietv The Family Crests and Goats Of Arms are
beautiful proving at once the good taste and skill OF
the manufacturer Mr. Smith took the premium at
last wears Fair for articles in his line, and his dis
play now is richer than ever. He packs Books OF
Heradry and furnishes dies and drawings for seals
to order We advise all men who are in want OF
articles of this ription-miltary men particular
ly-io look at -l7, where they will Ind sPeci-
mems Of every variety Of form and finish.
No $50 is a case of OIL Paste BidcktHg entered
BY JoHS VAS DEvESTEs, - Barcayst. This
Backing enjoys a high reputation for It's shin'Rg
qualities and combines all the essential requisites OF
frs, rate article Though home made II Is war
ranted TO stand any climate and give additional pol
ish 10 the understandings Of men every rank
During the exhibition yesterday, IN addition 10
the usual attractions OF the Fair there were many
occurrences of great interest, which elected unqah
fed appreciation from all who were present he
Cheney Family attended and sang several pieces
and were well received The Band OF the Second
Artillery, from Governors Island. under the direc-
ton of Mr. Horn played several airs during the al
,ernoon which drew forth loud applause from the
audience And during the day. Mr.. W estervelt de
/ lvered an admirable address after speaking OF the
| immense importance of this Institution 10 the pro
gress of the Arts and Sciences in this country, he
digressed 10 pay well mered tributeto the genius
/ OF Fulton After dwelling the Importance OF
steam navigation he went on TO detail various other
matters connected with that extraordinary man
Amongst other things he satedtha, Fulton designed
several Of the beautiful engrayings tor Barlow 20
ombied-that he procured patent for double IN
clined plane-for mills for saving marbe-for ma
chinery for spinning flax and making rope, and that
he was the inventor of a method Of excavating ca
mails and tunnels. He projected the first panorama
| in Paris, and was The inventor of a practical scheme
of submarine warfare, thereby becoming the terror
TO the British nation If we look back to those
days OF primeval simplicity when steam-boaing
was in its infancy-when the Chancellor Livingston
/ left the old Red Fort on her vOyage to Albany-whcn
/ the fare was ten dOHdrs-when the captain gave ms
orders ihro the speaking irumpet-when ringing OF
! bells mot bellies was not IN vOgue-when the de
parue of soOps and steamboats, on the hudson
! was announced by the sound OF the bugle and that
/ vet we regret 10 see among many agreeable remlnis
ccnces. much prejudice and the sneers OF the lgno-
/ rant and vulgar He also said we cannot too highly
respect the memory of Chancellor Livingston
/ who seconded all FultOns plans under the most
irving circumstances The first American steam
boat called the Clermont was built and launched
in the spring Of s07 from the ship yards OF Charles
Brown on the East River IN August and had an
English engine and moved from her berth place over
10 Jersey Mr. w went on at some length TO quote
b from Golden : Life of Fulton" and concluded with
an eulOgy on the character of our merchants the
skill of our mechanics and the blessings enjoyed I'M
der proper administration of this free government
He wound up win this sentence. peace and plenty
smile around about Us Our noble Union is insepa
raby bound with is golden cords. Liberty dwells
within every heart prosperity exists TO encourage
and gladden. US. and 20 where we may from the
Equator to the Poles from the Atlantic to the Pacific
the title OF an American citizen is passport OF re-
spcct and attention
! This speech was received with much favor by
large and intelligent audience OF both sexes assem-
BLEED al the time on the floor of the saloon and in the
galleries After this il was announced that the Ma
tonal Convention of SILK Growers Farmers and
| Gardeners. would be held at the Lyceum OF Ma.
tura History Opposite Niblos) this morning at halt
past ten and that DR.. Dewey would deliver an Ad'
dress the Institute at the Church OF the Messiah In
/ Broadway, this evening at o'clock