Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-14
FROM OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT
New YoRK, OCTOBER IL, 1913.


The election from Pennsylvania and Ohio, eceiv-
ed here last night and this morning, exciting strong
teres, and causing TArLoR stock Even the Barn
burners begin think TAYLOR win ahead Of CAs, and
the Hunkers admit that be will Van BuRES clear Of
sight and the Wings universally adopt both opinions The
Banburner masneeng in the Park night before last has
been exceedingly exaggerated its numbers by several
OF the CITY papers, don't know that is of the least import
ance to correct the statements but should be thought TO be
50, viii say that went through the meeting and around it.
at the time the largest and from the most careful OBJ
servaton could estimate the number to be over three
thousand Mr. JoHS VAN BunESs speech getting to be
rather stereotyped affair Il is said he is about going to
Ohio tossue few editions Of there's and as he sets down
New York for his father, the further he goes from New York
to proclaim that opinion the wisdom he will show for
he will probably not find believer this side Of Oregon TAr.
will have New York by larger plurality than any State
has yet given TO Presidential candidate.
The Fruit gro,ces Conreation which met Yesterday at
Clinton Hall, is quito lion. The first Convention Of the
kind on record, and people begin wonder the thing
not lhought of before looked in little while yester
day and again o.day the number in attendance hun
drsd and fifty 10 two hundred and the display Of fruit upon
two thousand plates very beautiful and interesting
Never before certainly in this country many varieties
OF pears, apples qunces grapes &C. collected together at
place. And there the growers of them very re-
spectacle and intelligent looking body Of men, organized into
grave and dignied Convention conducting their business
parliamentary tye discussing the properties and the merits
Of the various kinds and varieties of fruit spread out before
hem and comparing nees best localities, best Stock
and best mode Of culture. Substantial good out
OF this Convention If he who teaches how make
blades grass grow where but grew before is beneactor
Of his Species surely that less who gives us the
best and most delicious fruits place of those which are poor
and undesirable.
The Fair Of the american Institute is so far prosperous
and successful beyond any former year. The receipts up
this time larger than BEFORE and have before
it crowded with vsers as it was last evening The
number probably less than six thousand In the
Of the evening Judge MEIss delivered brief but high
interesting address agriculture Tomorrow evening
the anniversary, be heldn tie Broadway Tabernacle when
an address will be delivered by Rev. DR.. TING.
The great cattle show will be held Wednesday and
Thursday this week. and will probably be equal any pev
Gus exhibition Of the kind in this vicinity.
The agricultural implements the Fair very numerous,
and doubt present many Improvements. The moving
chinery is also and better exhibited than
any previous Fair Of the Institute. shall examine il
particularly and see what is worthy of special notice
Among the eccentric;tes observable walked round the
Fair there exhibiting straw-cutte corn
sheler and chun, each and all moved by one-dog poce
He had stout intelligent looking dog in harness. treading
wheel slightly Inclined which moved under him and kept the
three articles in notion did ask the where he
came from, but you may set him down for Yankee, and Ill
take the responsibility But the angest article of ALL to
be presented at fair, dead infant preserved in Fshs
patent metallic sarcophagus As to the value of such pa
tent improvement tastes and opinions will doubtless differ
Mine however, rather revolt all such attempts
the great law of nature, early proclaimed
race, from dust thou art, and to dust shalt lhou return"
When the Fruit Convention closes lis session, the fruit is
to be presented the Fair agreeaby OF the Con-