The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

sg'icu'r'sl implements aud productions dispossd
ts."fily around It II In fact. . moving avn
bes' temple on -hees Of the science of griruturs
dawn abcut grounds by twenty woke ~ splsn.
did frc cortlandt county which tea N will very
likely get the prize fr the best twenty yoks from any
one one county In the ee'd They are owned nv the
Metsrs Farmer and Others alse another team OF
yoke from Homer township. of said county which are
up for the premium for the best yoke oxen
any one township
Mr. Clay said there the largest stations
on the ground he bid seen for many dav but he
oofed in vsn for the mules Keutucky agricultural
frir without the mnlrs. would he like New yort IA.
without cattle And he locked also in vain. TO re
lion ~hy II VI thst mules so hardy and profitable Ia
South 'nd In Missouri not adapted to the State
OF New Work.
The cattle appeared to please Mr. Clay the best We
mentioned yesterday that there perhaps less
than 900 fine cattle the ground 500 would ba nearer
the mark. Mr.. Paris Rsrhpr of rortIandt called the
attention of MIR CLAW three year old Durham better
~ Nr. e stork Mr. Claw sad II OF very
finest heers Of that age that he Ind ever seen any
where. Had ne seen them doubt not he ,uld have
given the same opinion If eight red Devon calves five
months old, the property Of Mr.. r. M. Remington, Of
CaNuea.
After de'o,r Of the grounds Mr.. CLAW and company
returned 70 the city undistprushable amid the multi
tude OF carriages. from the dust
FLORAL HALL
Exhibits THE morning very large collection fruits
and flowers and the fruits Of very good quality cons
Among the exhibitors are
w a. Bryant. Buffalo AZ varieties of pears, IL Of
~ f. Dickinson, Wayne, IL kinds of peaches, Of
plurs.
J. G. Hastings Oneids kinds OF erapes 10 NJ pums
Fnwsnger Barry Rochester large seiec',on Of
house parts and flowers with ~ kinds
Is Of r,uns and varete. Of pears and ap oles
David Whipple. Washington county apples
John @ Tracy Syracuse apples
+. Hardness, Peoria Illinois, numerous varieties of
apples
James wilson ALBANY, flowers. Including a splendid
bouquet by Mathew Tillman his gardener
DR. Herman wendell Of Albany, 10 varieties Of
plpms 33 81 choice pears.
Mr. Derni'on. albany 55 kinds Of pums aud pears,
Hsml'n Ouopdaga pears apples and pums.
Ayres. Montgomery. plums and grapes
Allen Kline Oswego IL varieties of pears, Al OF ap-
pies IL If plums and Of grapes
Willism Newcomb Rensselaer,. n large assortment Of
flowers. including 40 varieties Of dahlias
NJ whitney Rochester. which think the finest
peaches on the stand Crawford early kind
John Morse Caypga Bridge 81 kinds Of pears l8 of
peaches end four Of plums
w. @ verplanck Geneva some nne specimens of pears
cossn, one~dasa, choice grapes, plums and
One bottle Of domestic Port wine from C. A. Pes.
body. Columbus Gesrpia
II. N. Ssreunthy. Rochester IL baskets of supa-ior
peaches and varieties Of melons
Jos BoomHeid, Osw'go, grapes and apples
Jervis Eaton Buffalo 81 varieties of pears is of ao
pies and several varieties Of ounces.
Benjamin Hodge Of Buffalo. plums. apples. pears.
more than 100 varieties altogether, and some fine
grapes.
Professor coppuck, Buffalo several superior spsci-
mems OF grapes
The stand In addition to the sylvia, temple. which
surmouns It, IL orpsmerted at the head II the stairs
which ascend 70 the platform. with n coruucopia of
evergreerr pouring out in profusien OF the
choicest csnfelopes pl1ms pears peaches grapes 30
by Paris Barber Of Corandt county the hin
Of Miss Newtop and other ladies OF said county
There are several fine pianos the stand, aud five
Of birds preserved and arranged by Jas Hurst
of Utica In style which think superior to the heat
specimens Of the art in the museum OF the Patent Office
at Washington.
MISCELLANEOUS
We fnd In Dairy Hall considerable sccessiops to the
by Peter Mitchell, IT Delaware county and Others
Miss Elizabeth 7 Boots youog lady OF aftee,
years. exhibits q large crock OF butter Of her own
Th're some good ,pscinens Of Domestic rag
reting exhibiting in Msnufscturers' Hall and some
fine spacim' ns Of wool and fax
The heaviest stallion we saw, va. a grey. the pro-
pcrty ~ w Adams, of Csvugs He Is Of dne proper.
tions apl Looks to bo little inferior to the Flemish
heavy cavalry hrrse
Aim Nottingham CT WAYNE, has two fine stations
on he ground q tav ard n grey.
Mr. " Strseter # Wayne exhibits four excellent
yoke OF deep hay steers. Devopshires
MIR A Couts OF rortisndt exhibits q fne pair Of
ofirg ponies and observe atarh-d 10 the private
carriages on the ground, mauy matches Of superior
Physical inability a,.ne prevents anticipating tho
,c'a report by complete iiot ~ everything at the
exh'ruon would require the labor cf three or four
for ore entire 49,
A. the ticket Office twelve men are constantly dur.
ing the Day employed in delivering tickets and re-
ceivirg the money for them
At the business ofH.e where badges At 81 for the
whole Esir delivered and tickets mark the stock
ard articles exhibited. six clerks employed Single
have net been shle upon inquiry. to ascertain the
daily receipts but suppose they have averaged yes.
terdsy and to-day at least SIS 0c0.
military REVIEW
At four o'clock to day General Wool reviewed the
military. ut their encsmpment large crowd
collected the ground aud the evouisns we're per-
form'd much To the sati.faoton 81 the General
FIREMFN's PROCESSION.
The hremep ~ syracu.e Utica Oswsgo and Rocbes-
ter collected here marched mp AZ three o'clock to a.y
to the Fsr ground In procession with their reels
and engines They made q IRE dtplsy.
MR.. CLAY.
Mr. CLAW. " the truth must he told was not ao we'd
tn tfny the Fair ground this morning long a. hs
desired: because while he remained nothing ooulf be
done by the committees and judges who are husy In
~ the stock and articles prs
which ere to Do delivered 20 morrow
Nr CLAW viii Welt several of his friends at tn cir resi-
d'nees this evening aud expect him to stay to the
ball to morrow night W.