The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-08

houf Oh SATURDAY morning. IL VIII be emDeilisn.
ed with map of the city of Tampico, and a
portrait OF Camille Sivori, the great violinest.
city Intelligence.
FAIR THE AMERICAN Issrrrurx. Yesterday
may be said TO have virtually been the first day
of this splendid public demonstration as the ladiec
of New York whose proverbsl fascinations have won
them high and merited compliment hocked to the Cas-
tie Garden in great crowds accompanied by their fami
lies and friends The great focus of attraction now in
this city is the Fair" Several features have been
added both by ths9mapagers and the exhibitors The
North Carolina Band have been placed in the orchestra
which is great improvement.
II would appear as il the wealth of the city, in the
shape of manufactures had poured into this grand and
imposing exhibition Among the ocean" Of superb
specimens Of art that grace the Fair that simple inds
pensable ornamental and useful article Of wearing
apparel, the shirt, from the establishment OF Mrs T. O.
Beman lag Nassau street, attracted numerous specta-
tors. These are not the work Of steam machinery
prepared for the market-as many such srticies are
asy are ~ n'rv q mooD n the &
ger and the needle which refect much credit upon
the industrious and respectable ladies of New York
The bosons alone of Of these shirts have taken
some Of them two weeks to finish, and the stitching has
been performed with almost mathematical precision
been deservedy complmented by the pen Of the poet
in his humorous moments. The following deserves
place.
It's all my fancy painted tits lovely, it's divine;
II neer shall be anothers- il and shall be mine;
love 1t with buying love, which nothing divert,
On my heart my heart is breaking, for this new and
Its fine sdtchd plas folded in bosom potle white.
Whose brilliant gloss neer snguishes, but flashes clear
From its varied plsis and brilliant gloss my eyes can't
avert;
Oh my heart, my heart is breaking, for this and
Old shirts! we've dried in summers sun, we've remblsd
Your pilgrimage ]. nearly done-yers numbered with
But tho to rags ys'rs at last One twenty.nns
"No heart should e,r be broken, while we have hand
some shirts"
No public lecturer member of Congress or Assembly
saS ao
he have one Of pure genuine manufacture, hot the manu-
Of the engine or chit no,
the establishment OF Mrs Beman, in Nassau street
attracted crowd E sams The Tassy Of pos
traits exhibited, present exquisely finished likeness
Of most Of our prominent public characters both pot
The soap manufacture from the store Of Eugene
Roussel 1853 Broadway, shows the great perfection to
The wig makers appear to have in full force
this several specimens Of this really useful
exhibited which called forth universal admiraton
Those who want wig (and all those who have hair
may lawfully wear one ought 10 go and inspect these
The dentists next take their place in the fa-and the
beautiful specimens OF this valuable branch that
hibed show degree * perfection making improve
locker
It would take us considerable time to notice the va
ous superb specimens that grace the Fair this season.
but shall 60 into minute detail as this interest
ing eIhibitonsproceeds. viii not close probably, be-
fore another fortnight
AGRICULTURAL ANrrvERARY The Queens County
Agricultural Society will bold their anniversary meeting
for the exhibition Of fruits flowers cattle. &C., at Flush
ner Of New York city, will deliver the address on the
occasion.
NATIVE AMrRreAr NoMrxArIoxs.- following tick
American party this city For the Assembly Uzziah
Wenman plumber B. .. Whitney, insurance agent;
Wm Ross oesch maker Roe psoduce SroSsr
1 Js%s. Smith, engine builder Oakley dry goods
Harvey Hunt, clothisr Philips Jordan lawyer G. r.
Roberts Lime Lyme C. Ferris PHI stefan County Clerk
TRINITY CHURCH ORcAN.-The following gentlemen
will perform The organ, this day. at the hours named.
At lOo'cock MIR g. D. Judah, Of Calvary church Mr..
At IL o'clock Mr. William Role, OF London Mr.. Will
liam Shack, from Berlin Mr. A. A. Wheeler of Alba
O'Clock Mr. Greatorex, OF St Pauls Mr.. Darlington.
Of DR.. Huttons' church; Mr. Cornell, of st Johns At
kingsley. Of Brookiys Alta o'clock, Mr. Timm Of the
church of the Messiah. Mr.. William A. King and Mr..
Timm, will perform duet on the organ.
PHoNoo RAPHYIt will be seen by q notice in our ad-
versng columns, that Mr. Boyle, o. the Photographic
Institute Boston, the earnest solicitation of number
lectures on the subject Of Phonotopky and
modes Of printing and writing in accordance with
sound From brief interview n,v with Mr. D.. and cur.
feel assured that he is fully qualified to deliver int
resting and instructive series OF lectures the science
Of photography, which is daily exciting and more
attention. MIR Boyle gives his first lecture this evening
at the Stuyvesan Institute, commencing at TX o'clock.
News FROM HAvASA-The Habaneros House. SO VIII.
liam street, supplied with every description Of the
best cigars They are packed up in the same style a.
the Chinese pack their teas, in order to preserve their
flavor.
"MoRE BANNERs."-There arrest to-day at the
auction store No 81 Broadway, for sale, in which,
informed the seller upon being taken to the station
house, paid the buyer 500.
CoRoNER's OrvIcE, Oct 7.-Sudden Deafhs-The Co
roner held an inquest yesterday, at No SO Elizabeth
street, the body of David Lyons, native of New
York 70 years of age who to his death by disease
Of the heart. Verdict accordingly.
.4noherAlso at No. so Cross street, the body of
a man called Newman German by birth, about 40
years Of age who to his dea tn in uencs Of
disease Of the lungs. and the position in which he
found. Verdict accordingly.