New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
CITY ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY. sept ls. Is


Annual Far Of the American Institute Will open Cas-
lie Garden on the "a ii Octo5er-iess tian flrtn
hence. and continue nearly or quite three weeks
The occasion promises 20 be- one q uncommon interest
for there s a constant improvement from year to
year The character Of ihese Exhibitions tbs, We
ray always look for something t;is 5u; OF the usual
orier-We are glad % SC continuation Of me prsc
ice Of awarding special Prerniums TO Apprentice com
peiiiora The plan emnenty calculated 70 encour.
age and develop youthful genius and industry We
hope spirit Of competition IN ihis department
The Second Convention Of The Fruit Grower. Of The
United states Will meet TIE first day Of the air in
the 'front.' Saloon Of Castle Garden arge hall Of two
thousand square Zee, the gate Of The Castle This
space By the way Il n addition o. the former ares Of
toe Garden akas sgsresate Of $1,000 square lecs
Yet this large surface said 90 b. hte more Lhsn hsf
as mach could be- h.ied with the rev specimens ci
Art and Industry produced in l-i3
The Cattle show promises 10 be equally attractive.
], to be held tn the resr Of Madison Co,tagen Tsen
ty Thrist and opens on the morning Of the io,h
tinung Two days TIE Gardens are open ier stock
from al parts Of the Union no en,rsnce money re-
CURED. Animal. offered for premium VIII be under
The special direction q Committee Of tie A.ricutu-
"a Board Of the Institute We understand ihsi soms
lance in bringing in their stock owing TO the high rates
charged for transportation hi,her 70 the Railroad snd
other lines running 70 the City from Connecticut and
adjacent agricultural districts around us. could be- n.
daced to follow the examples OF the Western lines
ng the state Fair in reducing the rates oi freight
temporarily, that the farmers may readily send n
their stock for competition the interest and extent Of
this part Of the Exhibition would be very greatly
pretended that there viii be detracron from the
attractions OF the shown the Garden the Machine
Room Of last yesr will BE- sgain in operation. with
steam. engines and moving machinery The Horticul'
tura Exhibition will take place IA the fret week sud
tie evenHgs will be envened BY frequent Pyrotecnuc
d.pays-si the close OF The second week Tor comPe;
ton The Flowing and sPadlng Matches take place AZ
Flushnr on the 4ih In connection With the Queens Co.
Agricultural Society The Anniversary Address will
be delivered by Hon. LEVI WooDsrRY :, the Iaber.
ernacle, on the evening OF toe lith Ihgrsdsy-snd
other incidental OF interest % be- thrown n
from time 20 time Altogether, this Mid Fair bids
fair equal any II not surpss. the whole OF ts prede
ce-sOrs.
RESCUED FROM DRowNiNG John Smith fell
into the dock foo. Of Pike a. yesterday morning, and
vas re.cusei from drowning by officers Ssaercm and
Rough OF the Seventh Ward George Dougherty
while intoxicated fell into the river a: the foot % Nor
tonst and was rescued By officer Chatterion Of the
Ninth ward.
FERRY AcciDESr.-On Monday, a man whose
name W. could not learn. iei overheard from one %
the Fulton Ferry BOATS and was drowned 10 appears
he was string on the top rail % the boat and suddenly
disappeared falling under the wheel All st1rts 90
save rim we're iruitess
NEW MAREgr. Day DOCK The petitioners re-
.iden. in the Eleventh Ward Who ssk the Common
Council 20 aid them Ia establishing market Al foot Of
Avenue C, have B. pleasant - tnins every assurance
that thoir wishes will be- complied with IL will a'ord
great accommodation 20 that part u The city.
FRAcTURED HEAD sailor named James
Maxwell residing Al - Oliver e having entered pub
lie tavern 81 Wa,erst on Monday night a. " clock,
having get into a with the owner. William she's
han received blow Of pitcher 10 the back part OF
the head By which his skuA was fractured
- The CLOSING BALL Of the season " ill take
place this evening At the Mansion House heyport The
Jolly proprietor, Joe Murphy has imposed me Pre's
Sa1 into his service and great many Of the iratern
~ have promised 10 be present
70 The CExrRkL GUARD went on target ex-
cursion Fort Hamilton yesterday and returned ~
o'clock showing much dexterity IN the shape Of ball
cartridge practice on the face OF the target
~ deserted infant wa. found by officer
simpson OF the Seventh Ward 10 the OF house No
llg M0nroe-st last evening snt taken 70 the AIMS
House.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
BURGLARS - FLATHUsH The burglars have
ag.ln commenced proS.ns scout the villages 10 ne
vicinity OF tbs city. ga sunday nznt sst o1rgi4r-
o.s srterap. was made u9On ne house " Cofn-ias
Rossr1u. Es0 formerly Naval Orcer q ths f9t 81
N-x YORK whose residence d. in flst5usn ne BACK
.burter. OF the house fo-u1 nearly pred open
ssd to sorts OF tie thieves would nc--1fed1 nafe
proved successf4l had the fanny l-ea a. ss-n- -
he noise 7 rom his place tney pfocerd1' - 'I1
house Of I15 = Msrten.-, and r-a1e similar -ltr i
%. rad 70 leave without having obtained sny p-ni-f
They thn vent the residence % Mrs. tSrt-yo1 lAt
we're frightened away y some boise made - zoe &c
cuo.nts Of tie hose. TIE season . 80 c.in----.A.
Or the operations of thieves ard house .fr-z-fs sl
~ would advise Cur readers - - r.tcnf- in 80 arm
| taeir orrrn!ses Tie late attempt 1Yln ne e~-fy
store II M Ch1se "A hls ciry give slcett evidence
u A. organize gang. Eno hsTr nost KEY AZ o..
their PANS for the ensuing can 9sxn al - s--.- n,s
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