The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

ting the Corgrsss Of American Fruit Growsrs IN ~
and the North Americana rcmoIosical Society In oas
b0dy. and proposing committee he part II lat
sec,sty confer With the former aud
that the Iext meeting for sxhibiaD bs 1t Ciocianau
ht come other pscr outside OF New York. which
serred to. DIR Wendell MT. KsnDscutt, OF III, and
others. were appointed the COMMITTEES.
Afftr fnr' her dkcutsiOp. the fruits examined,
and premium rewarded Of which the society viii
der an sccount
1Hk MARRIAGE THE DEMOCRACY.
John an Buren,. tho cbaplsin In thu matter OF tho
tsns, heretofore pronounced between the wdo~-r Old
Hubksr snd the csprcious but fascinating widow,
s ss,h from ~. srhsasS stsSI.,oss !.
Utica The Prince was spxiuu-ly expected ct the
0oral hall but having more impsrt"pt business to en-
gsar him bts sbsence was readily excused
To DAY bs ofhcxt.d ut the so~m nisaton of thu uup
tisls between the parties aforesaid at tho Baptist
CbnIch and have reason to believe that the re-
annexation will rebound the duplication OF the
fsuly ut least to the recall If all the wondering
tnsep sscs sgs,n to the family iod Gov ncrsy .na
Senator Dickinson and Gen Dix may no. sleep ~
ccsiIy together, ss ever did Mr. Bolts and Captain
Tyler
THE RUN DOWN.
Albany. Sept 1ith. p M-Ws came In tho regular
down train with coo passengers following
extra With 200 Some luggage lett behind detnins
Us with dssen other passengers till To morrow II
creditshe 20 the railroad lines to Buffalo TO be able
to say TINT though q trunk may bs mislaid Ia the
hurry Of moving some tons OF luggage almost sure
to turn up by telegraph
SyrT. 1B-Bosrd the DaRndcent steamer Isaac New
ton Wat en- hour for tho second evening train from
Buffalo. Ttlegrsph says 1t has run of the track
a.
fsocn which looks lihs the brilliant reality OF some
vast cathedral asle. We find John Van buren,. sxpA-
ustiDg TO Listening group on the glorious work con:
suDmsted OF the xation Of the democrsoy aud
there tits at = table. with cluster OF old heads
around him. Horace Greeley, enarging noon the Hun
gsrian war TEN free soil the next HOUSE
Of Representatives The Prince has . copy Of the
Herald in his hand and from the quiet mannerin which
be HE side It N evident tn. editor correct in
fsyipg that tho young ob.t OF the Landowners had
accumulated ut least three inches OF hard fod fat on
his ribs
NJ Eatr ~
cattle admitted to be superior to previous COL
lection in the State The quality and number OF sheep
also excellent. The horfes included u number
Of fine biocdsd spimsls and come very superior ones
Of the drauuht brs eds The show Of agricultural ina
display Of home msnufactures goods. sc was small
The huts though or good quality. were net well ma
tuIed The huttsra and cheese were good Altogether:
suppose the Fair credtable to thu Society and
crsditsble tho state though psraking largely to
our Judgment, Of the elements OF u humbug
Our thanks for their Asistspce and politeness are
due the Society and to the farmers and exhibitors
At the Fairs to editorial and reportorial brethren
and others Of syracuse; to H.. popular landlord and
his assistants Of Rusts Hotel for the exclusive pos
session, during the Fair Of little room Co the SYRIA
euse House for tari"s 10 our associate to the Syra
and Utica Railroad Company for recovery OF bag
gage aud Ia divine Providence. that this labor aud
dust and suGocstion Of the great carnival are o,er
"Great country did You say! why SIR replied tho
farmer 1t Ia trem.njuous " w.
The Democratic Union Convention.
SYRACUSE, Sept. IA, ls49.
This forenoon large rlacards postsd In different
parts Of the city, announcing that tho Mass Conven
ton would at the old Baptist church, at IL
O'clock A. NJ. and ut the appointed hour, both
bupkers and the barnburners quite filled the
church, and after few moments elapsed, Hon. john
WmKisso, stepped forward and said
GKsIlrMEs-Tbere has undoubtedly, quito num-
Der Of you. who are assembled here, come good
wsy, aud do not wished to he detained ! would,
therefore take the liberty Of nominating chairman,
~ TEN and for that purpose would nominate James g.
Naoswortb. Of Livingston county who nomiusted
by the convention. aud walked forward and mounted
hin self into the pulpit Having made a few short
marks he took his seat called the convention to
erder
Ii was then moved that Peter X walker be nomt-
pated of the Secretaries whereupon Mr. Walker
declined lie had other busiusss that would oecupy
his sttt nton and would have to thank them for tho
honor shown him. Burton A Thomas, OF RsnsselAer
county Was immt dately nominated Secretary pro ten
era then proceeded to hts business motion was
then made. by M. Burroughs Told hunker), which
that from each judicial district he appointed
by the chair, TO nominate permanent officers OF TINS
convention This was psssed ana committee OF eight
was nominated Previous tn the adoption OF the above
there was some debate had upon tho QUESTION OF
Preston King sskng to he excused from being one OF tho
above committee on account 81 having attended other
conventions recently but TO this Jehn Van buren, OBJ
t.rfs ID and t.lni I'd In n VERT nm