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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
HUNGARY.
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The news from the OF war, writes correspon-
dent OF the Koaer Zete from Pesth of the 9th inst
is threatening indeed The insurgents have entered
the Comat of Toronto and prepare the seige OF Grand
Beeskcrek of the largest and wcalthiest cities Of
Hungary The district Of Grand kikinda is threatened
with Invasion and crowds OF the peaceable in
hsbtan,s flying from their homes TO escape from
the cruelty Of the insurgents. Count Beththod, the
commander OF the Hungarian forces, has sent nag OF
truce to the rebels encamped at 81 Thomass. They
insist on their former demands.
The Banat Baczka and Branca are to be united into
a Rsizish County (Waywodschafp and the Waywode
shall be elected by the Rsizsh nation The nation shall
likewise appoint patriarch, and the religious language
OF the Raizes shall be guaranteed to them Il this be
done they will not object TO continuance OF the union
with Hungary and to sending Deputy to the Hunsa-
rlan Diet
The combat continues IN most barbarous manner.
Cutting on OF heads and saving OF OF limbs appears To
he the order of the day with the kaites The Arch
duke Stephen has lately deposed the Mcropolt OF Car
lowitz This has excited the ianatcism Of the pc
puace This OF things is mOurniul IN the extreme
and the Hung arans, IN spite OF all their boasts are not
equal 70 the emergency of the case The country in
the Lower Thesis and the Danube, the granary OF Hun
gary, Is utterly devastated by the war Jealichs ne
eoiations have proved abortve and II is to be expect
cd that his Creations will sooner later cross the Da
nube and carry the war into the heart of Hungary
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ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE wAsHINGToN.

Tie aews by the steamer Washington, we re.
ce.ved by our Express steamer AJAX. in advance
OF all others We are Indebted to WV. HiNcS-
n. Purscr Of the Washington. for a copy Of TIE
second edition Of the Loadoa T,me., Of August
fq. orwh.ch he has our thanks
We understand the News Boy reached the
Dock in few moments after the arrival of the
Ajax with The Trbune's news.
Angus. "a, ia the English Channel Mr jaws
HENRY. the 81 officer. was struck by sea, carried
overheard and lost.
Il WAS reported in Paris that Charles Albert
was disposed to abdicats.
An expedition Of 2oo'o troops against Sicily IS
being fitted up by the King OF Naples.
The spondent Of the Londoa I"ae gives
an ndirnan, scc0aD, Of farce played of upon the
magistrates at Mull.nahone. A day was appointed
10 receive the arms from toe peasantry but all that
was brought in was p oi q cd iron, gun without
locS &c
II is stated that joins MABTI', Of the Irtsh
Fe,a. has been sentenced to transportation for ten
~csis.
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rIJrL-sAyING APPARATUS.

n GRIFFISG coz PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.Engineers need not be informed tnal fon lly "
INV per cent VI the heat produced has been usually loe
by the best plans Of setting BOXERS, and inc same -
Tue Of al kinds OF furnaces.
The subscribers ODER 70 the notice o. manu-
method Of saving fuel, originally secured ~ patent Dec D
1872 ind much improved That ne" patent was -
sue1 July 81 1917 II l. applicable 70 seamooas on me
Western stationary engines, ~ heating factories ~
nsces sus mills 70 the manufacture Of 'ugar al
the South kc, Sc -, -,
has been thoroughly tested by business men Of the hgne
respecfabiiy who have realized saving Of from twenty
sve 10 ory per CENT and consists IN, ls peculiar con
s;r1crcn Of the frechsmbe Of furnace rendering tns
eo lson almost perfect, and burning nearly al ne gasses
An2 SMOKE thus generating maximum amount " nsdi oin
ven quantity fuel; and 3D. An Arrangement OF me nles
n chimney by winch the heat Is retained under me pan o.
boiler and only escapes a. temperature incapable o. oo
ng water An artificial dra substituted ior ,ne nallfs-'
"a tie Necessity q building nigh cmneys entirely oor-
40 The cost Of setting Is thus much less han BY Ge 90
methods Il mas beer applied 70 furnaces Tor heating ecio
res and for drying 10 Pnnwork WIN great sco-O - -
and Of fuel Boilers and furnaces now IN Use caa DC e.
ered with but slight expense delay. state, County or IL
d4ysi rights offered Satisfactory and nose m
eres,ed invited 70 examine certificates, drawings sh1
models Al the Office Of he projectors ,s....
T~- from rspor, Of the Committee on Ars and Sciences
OF the American Institute, Sept 30, 1911.
Your Committee are Of opinion n inis pAn DON leo
refcay and practically, embraces TIE De-i puca1en "
nr,urs avs 10 the economical combustion Of iue Of any
plan which has yet been exhibited 20 nen by 9sqel u e
Committee, l,iznedl JAS ESHICh, SnaIi.an,
References may be made 10 ne following seneleH N'
have Il In use: -. -, ,,,-l
ssml Morgan. I2s Wsiersi New-Yort, Log~ood "9rks
al Yonkers Gamer Co 81 P.ne-s rrI. " ofk. a. ..ss
errs,r: John Briggs Co. PRINT WORKS. franAford near
Phi.ade phii. Pa, lngersol NcDo"e I: rapeI sims,
sb T!ringhar Mass Messrs Johnson. X me and others
III the Nsrvanc Peniienrary. Baltimore m A b0yre,
on Mn rBrsnsvick y J.; r. J. Suang, Bnck ard,
Grass Point; John Adnance 4 Co, Poughksepse Dun
can Farngtoa. Pleasant valley D. w. Lee, -four hils
8u,c.e-, Co Y Prnt WORKS D. GRIFFIN X co.
ma Il mls0 lsSTLnlsp 80 Broadway. New-York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

WIMor's DisTmcr-The Tioga Loco.Foco
County Convention recommended II. g. WHITE
pr Congress after baiiotiDg eighteen times The
friends OF Wimot cast votes ON the first ballot,
White q, and Pardon Damon IL. Bradford and
sasluehannah Counties, however are considered
sure for Wilmot, as the Barnburners constitute a
majority ia the County organizations. The Wells
boro (Tiogsl Banner, edited by w c. Webb, and
the organ of the Loco Eoco party in that County
hss declared for Van Buren, and Adams. The To
rOnda Reporter and Noatrosc Democrat still occu-
~ an independent position.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
TAyLoa's CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

The greatest Painarg The world covering 1900 square
let Of CANVAS
The Achievements of the American Army In Mexico, Cur.
Ing the ate viii that oesutfe srd interesting country
as vel Snowr to he American people and 10 the world.
The briancy Of or IN thai without psrsl-
el IN the history Of tho Human To Illustrate tsose
sehiey emens 10 portray the Circumstances ard incidents
connected herewith thus pictorsy connect he pas,
with the present 10 show 10 he PEoFLs OF GsEsr
RFFpsLIc the soldiers passed hroagh the de-
sign Of tn, GREAT NATIONAL WORK. and when Il 10
reco.lecled exhibits. with astonishing hdeAiy
ure he marches encsmpmenis battles and al the para.
phernaa Il long ard victorious campaign extending
hundreds Of miles Of euemys ccurty, mountain
and river land aud showing nature IN her wides,
snd IN her mides FORMS the spectator Is struck ssiop-
tshmanf
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EEGT.hND

The examination Of the Chartsts is still going At
Bowst Thirty have been reulsnded for farther hear
ing, and discharged.
The hrst ] placed az the bar were Joseph Richie.
Alfred Abel William Quincy John Sheppard James
SNOWFALL James Richardson, George Greensedge.
Henry small Edward scudding William Byrne and
Philip Martin. They were chiefly journeymen shoe
makers bricklayers and with one or two exceptions
seemed little disposed o treat the matter with tina, lev
y which marked the conduct OF the prisoners IN the
eatli.I stsges Of the Iste ChaItist proseoutlons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
From La PIatn-KaisiDg of the Blockade Of
the Bucn0s AyTean Ports.

day we have received files Of the British PGckd up tC
June o. The paper Of that date contains the official
nouncemont By the French ConsulGeneral Of the ces
saon of the blockade far relates 10 the coasts Of
the Province of Bueuos Ayrcs. The following is the
document:
CONSULATE GENERAL or FRANCE.
Circular 10 ne Nfpsbcrs Of The Diplomatic and COnsBid'
body in M0Hferidc0
SIR have the honor TO acquant You that, egreea
bly, t. the directions given by the Commissioner Extra
ordinary Of France, sent a special mission TO La
PLATA the blockade of the coasts of the Province OF
Buenos Avres will cease 20 be enforced from this date
by tue French squadron II will. however, continue TO
blockade the ports the coast OF the Oriental kepuo
lie, which are at present or may be hereafter occupied
by the troops under the command of zen. Oricc On
the other hand the term OF % days, 70 expire on the
lOh July next has been allowed for the departure OF
neutral vessels from those ports. Receive, SC.
The Charge d'Afiairs and Consul Gen. OF France
N0EfcCideO JHRe - les. DEtOlLE
The British on their part discontinued the blockade
nearly year ago-Lord Howden declaring that a. a
measure OF coercion it had proved miserable failure
and indeiensibe upon any pie OF night or eA'
pediency.
The por. of Buenos Ayres during the last p years
has suffered three blockades
The st (Briziian) lasted----.----..-. l,OO4 days
The Sd (French) " .........-... w
The Sd intervention
Joint French and English. ......-.6J9 900 D..
French alone ................--.34l
Total 1855 days
or eight wears and one month more than onethrd OF
the period above mentioned.
In each of these cases the blockaders have come of
second best.
A correspondent Of the journal Of Commercf. writing
from Buenos Ayres, says
Our Government has published decree prohibiting
all vessels from entry al ports, which may have
commune ated with MOnteyideo 80 long as that city
shall remain in possession Of It's actual authorities OF
better said until President OIbe shall have entered H.
That General still keeps up the close sege OF Montev
deo and people are all who can leaving IT, so that very
shortly its inhabitants with few exceptions Will con
st Of the foreign mercenares VINO have taken up arms
in its defence and who supported by foreign inter
vention.
We can count 30 yesses OF oil nations, now IN port
During the time may remain IN uncertainty as to
state of affairs in Europe the American flag will have
the preference for the North Sea and all vessels be-
longing 10 Hamburg, Denmark and other places IN
Northern Europe will sail TO the United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
DENMARK.
Tho .chIe.xxfc-Ifol- Affair.

Correspondence Of the London Times
HAMnrRG. August Is.
Troos continue 20 arrive from the interior and 20
p. forwarded on - tie north Yesterday battalion u
Nassau infantry -0O strong arrived ~ Aiona from
Harburg whittier they came ~ o'clock by an ezPfrs;
tain from Cologne A battery Of sixpounfer. and
hoviizsrs accompanied them. with Baggage and anu
milton carriage These troops were "a appearance
very excellent but seemed not 70 be .n the highest
.uifts and were c9oliy received a. Harours by me
people complete brigade Of three ba;talions VIII
arrive hy o. morrow.
The -axe-Weimar and Frankfort Infantry, l,1uo men
10 all have proceeded on - the north.
SrRALsUND. August 10 -lnis day hai1r-1rncfaI an
Rillow arrived here from Berlin. and left in steamer
Immediately for sweden This officer possesses full
powers from the King Of Prussia to conclude an arms
tice WIKI Denmark and he made secret IN saying 10
persons here that IN consequence OF hs mission me
greatest hopes Of speedy settlement OF the dispute
mi ght be entertained.
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Rome and Austria.

The dlba Of the 10th inst announces that on the -ih
the people OF Rome had signed address tothc French
Republic and made grand demonstration before the
Palace OF the Embassy OF France. courier reached
FerraIa the 9Th wit dispatches for the Prolegae,
instructng him to summon the Austrans to eyacuate
the Pontifcal GOminons within three days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
Resignation of The Provisional Government
OF Venice.

The Vcuice Ga,e Of the eth inst states that that
day the Provisional Government, presided by NJ Cas-
tell had surrendered the administration to the Sardn
ian Commits sares. Messrs Coli and Cibrario. This
ceremony took place with the greatest pomp in the
hall Of the former library in presence of the Cardinal
Patriarch, and Gen Pepe, Commander-in Chief OF the
Venetian forces The Gross of Savoy and the Lion OF
St Mare figured on the National banncrs.
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FRANCE.
0nieI In Paris.

Our Paris letter Of yesterday is q reassurins
nature
II states that the danger Of instruction no longer
existed and that there fears ioI its results If
one were 10 occur.
II expresses. also, almost entire confidence in the
success OF the mediation Of France and England in
Italy London Times 10Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

~ The Burean Adrocate published at Prince
ton I hitherto the organ OF many three parties,
now devoted exclusively to the advocacy Of the Free
soil Principles.
I5' The Free Democrat is the name of an ably
conducted paper at South Bend Ind. which goes for
Van BURN and ADAMS.
n The Boston Nationalist has been revived
By W NJ Tcrnsd after discontinusnce OF some
months
- The Ncc- orleans Not.0Ral a Taylor pa.
ger, has been discontinued for wan, Of support
~ Tie Dispatch is the name OF arespecta.
bic looking Wing paper, Just started at Gardiner, Me.
~ The Niagara Cataract. tBarnburnerl is
published daily and presents very neat appearance
ry'- w. n. CKANDALL has purchased the Ncr-
Jor (R ID Daily NeNs, O +. JACKSON having retired
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By telegraph to the hew-YOFh Tribune
Vhir Observation-Disclosures.

qmLADEf rHIA Wcdnosday Htpt D.
The Whirs OF the With District have nomina-
t,dJEsss DicKfY for Congress.
Market. UNCHANGED.
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Part III.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE LA PALMA,

showing the deadly strife Of the two Armies al this place
view Of POINT ISABEL mex, greets the eye. Fromth
place the spectator carried ou and LOOKS the BRAzOS
BLAND, Government Steamers, Fishsunen's Huts, sc.
Boon after leaving the Brazos tie MOUTH OF THE RIO
GsANDE with is and amer entering the stream
We have beautiful view OF the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
With making their way up, and others stopping for
wood snd water and soon follows characteristic sketch
GA MEXICAN RANCH. with It's people domestic AMI
mails and surrounding foliage and Immediately after this
we have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and can Mexican people home, engaged in their
domestic operations. This Is most amusing scene and al
ways causes much mirth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

TT We understand that measures have been
taken for a public meeting in this City to protest
against the arrest Of American citizens by the
British Government, without any proof OF crime
being found against them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
rhc RepnbLIc Recognlzed by Turkey.

telegraphc dispatch is said to have been received
by the French Government confirming the recognition
oil the French Republic by the Ottoman Porte ano
nOuncing the appointment by the sultan Of new Am
bssadOr Paris to al the place vacant since the de
partuTe Of Soman Pacha.
detachmen, OF Poles left strasburg the l4th inst
20 join the Polish legion fighting in Italy against the
Austriaus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

- Miss MARGARET PRoUTY, was instantly
killed by the machinery in factory at Baldwinsville
Onondsga Co ~ Y, on the 10Th ult She had dreamed
the night previous that she would be killed by the ma
chnery When she had arrived at the factory she
communicated to companion her dream, and was
soon after caught in the machinery and killed. Thus
was her dream fulfilled before she had hardly ceased
relating IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

BAITIHoRE Wcdnladayl ept ..
The Liberia packet sailed for Africa 70 day
with - emgrants
Flour is held % higher than yesterday
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TAYLOR AND FILLuOkL DANS EIr.'.--
The Banners advern,ed By ps As ~ eoo's ~ p.sr,s"
e Tor The coming Presidential Election, sio roy rce M
d.vs,v To xabs or Societies In or cur of ~" 'iC er
stale am DESTROYS Of furnishing me banners on We mo-.
liberal terms The prices for thos~ on ien vary hOn -
To- SO. on paper. hsndsomeiy eolored, ~
""'' ~ AcKERMAH, sign and Banner Ps,n.e't
10, Nassau-si w.
ps-AcExrs WANTED TO those with proper c. siineA'
. T.. -, ~ dis~oun, Will he made. aud lnlD&W
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and the positions II the Armies the nature Of
the ground and all he interesting and exciting incidents and
scenery OF that great battle.
Here brought to view, In ful action, the American
and Mexican armies with their relative positions The
smoke OF artillery the ssopng OF the officers scross
the plain bearing orders all parts Of the eed, the fall
ing Of the dead the bearing OF of wounded, and al
the wild confusion OF that deadly conflict shown in this
picture and the perfectly cool manner In which Gen.
TAYLOR giving his orders in the rery costume hoh
Ne roye on that memorable day Is intensely exciting, and
leads the spectator to field OF battle An officer who
took an part that sight, remarked on seeing it, that
he again at Pdo Alto. Such Is the wonderful effect OF
portraying life on canvass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

Y The Washington brings the large number
Of one hundred and nifty i've passengers among whom
we notice the names OF Sir Edward Owen, KC.b. late
Commander in chief Of the British Naval Squadron in
me Mediterranean also Lieut.. Col Hay and family
Honorable H. J. Bouton. Lieut. Desborough RIA. Jas
p Richards, bearer of Dispatches, SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

The Psnci opens With IN the Cuff Of Mexico.
with hne display OF sailing vessas steamers, &c and .
view OF the and ard Cy Of Galveston Shortly afles
this. the behoder before him
rAYLORS ARMY ENCAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently graphic view #
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH.
with long Of wagons pleases the eye Amer The
days march we md the
ARMY ENcAMPED FOR THE NIGHT,
with Camp Fires. >enines reamsers &c Nexi Gomez
hfs-ike view Of
THE ARMY FORDlNG THE COLORADO RIVER
This is very beautiful scene and admired by all who
The appearance Of the cannon planted on either
bank Of the river TO project our troops while crossing the
march OF the and horses the wae the taken
by the soldiers elevate their musSes and banners above
then beads while aiding almost shouderdsep the besuy
OF the surrounding forest scenery the hne flowing stream
itself the the troops the opposite bank and their
formation line sgsn ell in this piece, can he but
family described by word sone must be to be sp-
precaied While the sudienc- simlnug the piece Just
described the scene changes AID they s->e's1's
VIEW OF TIE CITY OF MATAMOR0S,
with It's barracks Of Mexican soldery From this city the
heb a carried in xght Of he
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state Agricultural Fair.

BvTIALOl Wednesday -tptb
Gen. Dearborue delivered an address last eve
nm At the exhibition The premiums will be awarded
TILE afternoon
Bdg Gen Riley and Hon lsaac Hi are in our city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

tseeNs C0.--NE8sEL :. SMITH of Jamaica.
Lir'sgsi0a Co.-lst Dist. john Dunn of Avon
I'D Dist b I. HARwoop Of DansyiI
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y Mayor SWIFT has been nominated by the
Wings Of Philadelphia for reelection.
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SPAIN.
Free soil Meeting at Gainesville, Alabama.

4 body Of the Queens troops have been cap
tured in Taracona by the Csrlisis.
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~r,o pvgNTeRs-yor saie, second-hsod fooscsp,
,naium "a per roys ard imperial w sstingtor and sit
h.ns' presses and irkirg machines, 81 low pnces
aus 3wpkW r. HOE co, - snd 81 0osd<t
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CITY ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY, September 6, /

FlRL.-The fire which broke out last evening
in the rear OF No. l2l Grandst Crosby, destroyed
the entire building. Tie premises were owned by d
Mr. Van Zant but the lower floor was occupied by a
Nh Clarke as spice factory and the upper part by
Mr.. Post as a carpenters shop The front building.
which is owned and occupied by Mr. Mulhgan al-o
slightly injured
MORE FIREs-lSCENDIRARIsM.- morning
about u, o'clock tire was discovered breaking out Of
the stable of Mr. Simonson. in Tweniyfourth-st be-
tween Lexington and Third avenues which, in short
time was entirely destroyed The flames then extend
ed 10 the s,sbles of the Bulls Head Hotel kept by Mr.
Chamberlain, which partially destroyed but
though there were 20 horses in them at the time, yet
owing TO the exert0ns Of the nremen, only two were
consumed. Loss to property about $4,000, on which
there insurance.
While the hremen were working, a iracas broke out
among some persons who looking on in which
knives and stones freely used. The police sue
ceeded in suppressng ii and arres,ing four men named
John Hays VIM. McCabe. Joe Clengey and Dennis
Kennedy FOR disorderly conduct and asssultpg Edwd.
X. Allan.
As the fremen were returning home, another alarm
raised and they had return to Thiryfo 81;
where FIRE raging IN the Public Pound, occupied
by James NJ ODel, which together with small frame
building and some sheds, were destroyed. Damage
about 81 600 This FIRE gnated in stable which had
been igniied in TWO places by incendiaEy There
is no doubt but that the former fire originated in the
same manner. One curious circumstance took place
at this FIRE There about 800 pigeons in coops on
the sides Of the stables which instead Of flying away
au,tored round the flames until all were consumed
PorIcF-Mary Doyle was committed 10 prison
Yesterday On charge of violently asssulting Ellen
Thompson with intent 10 kill
FROM NENFzUELA-By accounts from MaracaI
b. up the si Of August ii appear that much csnfu
sion rcigned in tha, city. Many Of the foreign mer
chants had been thrown into prison by Monagas orces
in consequence OF their refusing pay sgsn duties
on goods which they hid previously paid % Psez's
agents The blockade Of port was strictly kept and
no produce could be shipped of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07

Psychological C0NNENTioS.-A Convention un
Ger this Dsme, having for its object the examination
nd Classification Of Fruits assembled in Buffalo on Fri
Cay last the fret body OF the Kind which has met in our
STATE The object novel one, almost new thing
this country and the meeting not as largely a,
ended as future meetings probably will be- although
considerable number OF delegates We're present from
n.s and other States.
The first days session occupied in debate upon
nc quality Sc Of various kinds OF fruits selecting tho
trieties most remarkable for their flavor and produc
fenes- and comparing the names given 10 the same
snds In different localities. Fruit known by one name
one part Of the country, Is known by another. or
no.e AZ all IN another part, and this discussion was
..shed to produce uniformity which would result,
much good 10 the future. Roch ADV