New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-13
Tine state Pair.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


The note of preparation Is heard on all SIDES
for the Grea. state Fair which commences here
tomorrow. The principal hotels are already near
ly fall. In anticipation Of crowd, the Executive
Committee Of the Society and the citizens geneT-
ally here made provisions on an extensive scale Tor
the necessary accommodations. Barring unplsss-
ant eatber, SC. there is every reason to believe
u at the numbers in attendance, the display on the
ground, and the outside attractions, not strictly
connected with the exhibition, but IN fact forming
pat Of it, viii BY far exceed that Of any Fair
previously held
Gen. TAYLOR will not, Of course, be present
This il sore disappointment but can be helped.
We have positive assurance tbs, Nr CLAY Hil
spend Que day with Us during the Far. He is
expected % arrive by the O'Clock train from the
East this Afternoon, and u he manages to leave
Syracuse until the close oi the Fair ha vii have
~ give us ms sly slip IS he did you NeW-1 1Orsers
the other morning, when he eit on a North River
boat for KiuderhOok. Beside Mr. CLAY, several
other distinguished characters vii BE- present, IN
cludlng Governors. ex -GovernOrs Members OF Con
gress, Nce-President FILLMORE Lord ELGIs and
suite, etc. But above aud beyond all, the soyer-
egn people whose servants the dignltares
have mentioned rejoice 70 bel Will be present in
rom our own State, comprising numerous leIega-
tons from extreme points but othe- States, 80
pecialiy ONO and Michigan beside the Cauadas,
will be well represented.
A large number Of fine blood cattle horses, and
sheep have already arrived. The Nessrs. BISG-
HAM ol Vermont, have been here fortnight, with
flock Of their French Merlnoes, and they are cont.
dent that they viii compete successfully iOr TIE
premiums quite confident | am that 10 tuc size.
quality Of wool, and weight OF fleece, toe Meri-
noes Will quite astODish our NeW-Hork WOol-grow
ers especially those who have been accustomed
70 shear the same fosks FOR ears, and know moth
ing practically OF the advantages Of crossing breeds
and Introducing improved blood. in the depart
ment Of Stock OF all descriptions, there viii, pre-
Dict be a more valuable collection than ever seen
at one time IN the Empire State, or any State IN
the Union.
notice also the incoming of various improved
Agricultural and Mechanical implements, large
and small, many entirely novel and others inl.
provements upon previous patents.
Tomorrow lthe first day. viii be devoted 10 the
committees, and spectators other than members O..
the Society viii not be admitted 10 the grounds
This is necessary, 10 order to give the judge a.
opportunity 10 discharge their duties lnteIl gently
and with comfort. On Wednesday ell preseI
viii have an opportunity to make general ro-
view Oi the artic es exhibition, and crafty cur
osity 10 the fullest extent. On Wednesday H.
committees viii submit their reports, " when The
premiums VIII DC NV Mltn hlbtt WNlth lN
JOHNsTON, of Edinburgh, viii deliver the AnnsAi
Addfops before the Society. Ou the same day
the great Stock Sale will take place, which IS a
new and interesting feature in the exhibition. Ia
the evening there is 10 be grand Floral Bal,
which will afford the disciples OF Terpslchore a.
opportunity to indulge in their tayorte anusemei
ia unsurpassed gaiety and mrth, provided 1t dos
not rain, n circumstance which, should 10 occur
will sensibly dampcn the harIty Of the occasion.
The decline in the kid glove and morocco markt
would be disastrous ia that case, to say nothing o.
the loss which our milners miaht sustain. The
affair is 10 "come oil " in Floral Hall, witch is
situated on the Fair Grounds. It's covering Is a.
immense tent, but II IS provided with neat ticor
and ls amply supplied with convenlences.
Among the evils almost inseparable from gather
ines is The collection OF numbers OF sporting char
| sctors This class of gentry is already liberal 5
Represented here and they are counting upon "a
rich harvest. The most that decent people can
expect of them is that they will keep their own
company aud whatever fleeing they may DO msy
! bee among themselves.
Capt h. A. Perkins, for number Of years The
well.known book keeper at the Syracuse House
and more lattery of the Globe Hotel, died m tins
cry last evening. He was man OF many excel
lent traits of character, gentleman IN the best
sense of tina, much abused term. and the sole dc
.enaenc, of aged pareuts f.. II