New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

Taylor and Fillmore Meeting last night three or louf
bundled present join a. BourELLE in the Chair.
DANIEL GoDwIN Secretary. Addresses were made by
Hon. WM " CAMPBELL, II GREEiu H. =. Ray
MoND Mr.. Van WAGNER the PoushAeepsie Black
smith, JAMES I NJ. BIEAELEY and others They do
say the Eleventh viii give Wing majority this Fall.
~ THE FAIR became quite a center of attrac-
ton yesterday, the weather having become little
more genial and locomotion more comfortable Many
however were still deferred from visiting the Garden
by frequently threatened renewals of the melancholy
Equinoctial through portion OF which have 50
happily passed
The Fair Is fine exhibition already. though mum
Der OF articles are yet to in waiting only for
settled weather TO unfold their beauties There sre
many thlngs to be of much interest sketch
of few OF them prepared for this morning, IL, how.
ever, unavoldably crowded out by the steamers
We shall Try TO make room for it tomorrow
To- To-day the PLowlNG AND SPADING MATCHES
come on al White Plains silver Cups and Diplomas
are be awarded and the efforts successful compe
tton will be made in conjunction with the members Of
the Westchestcr Agricultural Sociciyst whose invita-
the Institute has pitched upon Westchcser for the
tral-These affairs though somewhat rougher are yet
more necessary TO the public good than all the little
items Of luxury we are all SO apt TO praise Amid
them al let US not forget to consider and encourage
the and Improvement OF the plow Here is the
customary opportunity for comparison Of advantages
and disadvantages
WESLEYAN GENERAL First
pay-Oct This body Of Ministers and lsymen rep.
resent Anti Slavery branch OF the Meihodts. OF.
gained in ls43 which numbers 10000 including
Churches in Virginia and North Carolina. The Con.
ference met in hingst Chapel on "Wednesday morning
\ temporary organization effected by the choice OF
Rev. H. MokEE OF Wisconsin AS President and l. C.
/ MArLoCN. secretary As some of those from a dis
lance had not ye, arrived after making out roll Of
membership in part the Conference adjourned.
The PoNoLoGIcAL CoNvENroN.-T number
OF Delegates 10 the Convention Of Hortioutursts sp
pointed take psce in conjunction with the Fair on
Tuesday next is 50 great thsi sufficient sccommods
tons cannot be Afforded al Judsons Hotel Clinton
Hall has accordingly been chosen instead and the IRE.
sitting OF the Convention will occur on Tuesday morn
ins next at n o clock some important and nteresnn.
facts will DC elected
THE ACCIDENT At NORTH BERGEN.-We are
happy 70 inform the friends Of Col Harrison of n,
Northern Hotel that there Is probability Of his sor
Andrew recovering from the severe injuries he re
oei,ed on Saturday evening from the explosion o.
osmphcnc
~ The Sacred Concert at Rev. Mr.. SKINNER
Church Csrmines = was attended isst nigh, BY fa,
and discriminating sudien,e The performers wcr,
smsieurs They executed their parts with sreA; tssi,
aud elect The sinsins OF Mr.. ii. L. T. exc sls.ie
MIS- : Miss C. Nj c and Nj : Was $50 in fne taste
MACRE ADY.-This distinguished trsg ed Al sp
pssred last night to an overdowins house His master
ly performance Of Macbeth received with the mos
enthusiastic applause and the audience more than one
interrupted The play BY the expression OF their admrs
ton.
- BRADBURY and NASH open an Adult Clas
tor Instruction in Vocal Music this evening IN th
Church corner o. BEDFORD snd Chrsiopher SIS Pc
ir az ,oslyE Also class in Washington St Z
Church. Brooklyn
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