New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

Here are, 900 passengers, llitle an" ''c'
Young and Old from the Lord knows bow many
parts q the world and vending our way 70 VINO
knows how many morel The state rooms ana
berths are all filed and the setiees and even me
cabin floor covered with men women ana Gnu
drsD-al brought for the time being By sleep the
image Of death itself 70 one common Level Of equal
i,v Asolitsrv sentinel 10 their midst the thought
occyrs-Vbat Babel this would be If with the
toucb n spes-. ike that Of Ith1riel, one could
make them al II sire orsn' % sreo@fi Joe ii'N
ADD the Swiss the French and tbs Gcrmsn emigr.ni
have returned Tor he nouce their country and irrn''
-sh0 knovs
Here are already board strong notes o. Prep
for the coog Pair a; Saratoga b eoinnenoe on i'''
day Among the passengers Observed ID Dn' Sup
-. ~ ,bs hell eher. in the es1se Of Agriculture
taking # nothing bat short Horns and hereiord'
and Potatoes Gov. and Calves Grain and Guano Sc -
There wss JOHN 4 KING. ia distinguished 10 ne an
p.. Of the Queens County Agricultural Society IN more
v. than one for beside being Vice President thereof
he came within peck OF winning the premium for the
largest crop Of Iudsn Corn having reached g Dasoss
:, the acre Unfortunately his competitor beat bin with
one shselbarros more Of compost Thus II Is IL these
contests for heaye. crops the heaviest outlay apt T.
decide them without bringing sny new principles to lab;
Honor and shame from no condition r'se.
sp-esd thick fhe rluck-fIere Obj tie honor lies.
Mr. King is regarded jealous friend Of the csufe'
end is wlhsl IS you know. worthy scion OF noble
stock 10 the zane squad Tss G. a Hsl' among the
mos. enlightened members a tee NeTf0rS Farmers
Club gentlemen DO has Travelled widely and Whist -
more With an eye 10 what IL useful and progressive n
the osrllre ~ vel IS "a the Manufactures and com
snerce Of other countries There s you soo~' Inis
area. difference beiEesn our cOuntrymen VINO O.
abroad some travel with their eyes and Ears open
some "a If they were both deaf and blind When Mr.
II speaks IL TO npsri something new curious or use
fol end no, for the sake Of hearing hi'ef tax or %
sp, the cars Of the srounsnss. with some wonderful
fsrof unavailsble nousense-r0r Il praira nRA There
too yss Mr. Morris OF Horrisisna and srmer Ne~bot
Of Delaware and 8r Bel slsO Of N rrisiana the saga
cious Farmer and manager OF one Of your largest Dairy
embellishments H. has on board with him very d.
urzushed character beilz no lees than AABIrs hn-e
the famous short horn pre- BuIo that name winner
Of highest premiums - al sses and Tor temper SHAPE
and handling properties unsurpsssed iu my humble
i,s.,oept A. home or abroad. 70 il an item sso. q
! no Hts interest 10 HE history. that MsHIUs = 81
the stock Of TIA, most cistn-uish-d breeder q
English short, harns the late EAR1 wh,e
zeal and Nbarslty 20 his houor DE- D. said kept pace
wiki his ample means for the benefit of rural Industry
This magnificent animal selected Tor 7 OLIVER
E.o and cost on ths wharf In No i0rs. 800 and I
doubt not would bring ihs; now IN England. Il i al
d.rstooi that be- will come under hammer ~ The COM
ing show and rnay judge from what h. eiches 9h.,
chance here &. for improving or even Tor keeping ~ 10
our country breed OF cattle tns' owes 50 much OF 10
excellence 70 the prso,eed judgment skil aad esp.4
Of the English breeder. II W. arr prepared. 10 taste
zeal and knowledge we need % abroad for tbs
material. Mr Vail Presdsut Of tina New.forS state
Agricultural socie,y-Mr George Patterson Of Mary
land Mr. Corning OF Albany, Mr. Pnnney. Agent Of the
Massschuse,t. Agricultural Society Mr. Colt Of Pster
son. N ] with many others are well prepared T. supply
short Horne Devons Berefords. Ayr,hirs aud Alder
neys Al but III It little word j! Wei,
more Of The " bell weihers' Aforesaid.
Here We have too BIZ skinner Editor ct your Farm.
ers Library. who il seems to me was but few days
since according 10 the corresponfcace Of The Tribune
riding over the vast bluegrass pastures Of Andrew ADD
Oliver Berne among their herds Of fat cattle snd sugar
rnstle snd cucumber trees in Western Virginia Bot
though, We shoul him among thc prize hogs and
sleek heifers the Show Not - any farther, the
first shall be the iss hore on bosrd $50 l. the vene
rable Mr. WAKTNAS 6acio'nm of the American lnsttue
a host in himself Win lberalty ~ commendsble ~
malicious the rosis will 10 II understood charge
no freight soy the four f0offd anmss or any o'hrr
hing taken Tor exbhiiiop and u they could have been
brought % confer the subject doubt not the liberal
propreiors OF steamboats, would have been ounf equally
accommodating; for without feraciiDg anything from
the motives that promptto aberal policy Ia such Cases.
best conpuris with their interest thus 20 favor
all great Exhibitions Of National Industry The rail
roads in England transported 10 and from the leis r
Of the Royal Agricultural Society many thousand tons
/ of machinery aud implements. tree Of All charge
Ia the midst of 80 much 10 admire sud edity, the
melancholy circumstance 81 the coming Fair, vii DE-
the absence Of the justly houored who Vas 10 hsve
been the ORATOR the oscason one VINO speaking ns
well from the heart from the hesd-ir0m practice a.
from theory-WOui have spoken iceliugly as well "a
wisely In behalf ~ the pl0lc with the and the
rights of which. none were better acquainted or more
favorsny impressed than the honest the talented me
virtuous and the lAmcnied sfLAs WEIGHT not less
profound and respectful will bt the Ate nion 10 ~ ODu
AIRY delivery Of what be had prepared by his honorsb
friend SENATOR DIX worihily chosen iof ihs, m.,sn
choy Office. AbAbiL ioh'