The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-30


Usse Of the State Fs;r snI a.yeot Of the Csy-Nsber Of
.ASu.iss;sw Tickets SslI-Lw~en amount Of Money
token at Rare oteI TIE Nest Place 81 Holding As
Fs,r--7hs P,ovineisI EsAibfion at Kinssto. c. ".
III. ~rsat ssttI. show that he's created such in
<nse excitement this sslt city for several days past
has now fairly closed; and the grounds, which arc nov
cleared Of the buildings, tents stock, &c., present
dull appearance This portion Of the city, where 20
many Thousands paid visit during the three days Of
the exhibition, lies three quarters Of mile from
the ofths business psse. and at different points
all along the road many mansions built In the
most oortly manner which are mostly inhabited BY
thee who love retirement ana dislike CONFUSION ana
the show II at an end
The proceedings of the Union Mass Convention, that
was held here yesterday having resulted in oexiton
between the two sections of the old democratic party
appears put life into the hunkers and they nov
feel as happy though they had carried tho coming
election This In connection with the departure of
many Thousand human beings that have been sojourn
ing here for days togsher with the great excite
ment having lull-d. to give new aspect to the
whole town; every body is cleaning up and putting on
rig las well they may after making such . hsr
vest as many have in the space II five or ak days)
and all look cheerful and lively They are now looking
iunSrstapd that the Agricultural .oisty disposed
Of the following number of tickets for admission to the
sixty thousand at one shilling each.
Five thousand at one dollar each
This amounts to the snug little Of $2 500 which,
after paying all premiums and expenses will leave quite
q balance In the hands Of the society The list Of
premiums, and an accurate statement Of the annual
exhibition Of lB4V will not be ready for days yet.
The vast amount Of money that has been taken by
the far. famed Philo Rust his magnificent hotel,
during the State fair and convention is probably con-
siderable more than any other hotel here | in
formed that the amount will not tall much shsrt OF
some profit. The smount taken ut rhs bar alone, for
one day only was som- S@SO-the other days were In
proportion The excellent cell sts-srd Mr. Butler, and
up when the fair closed They did their business up
in excellent manner and vote Of thanks pre-
x,xaAt NJ nrIf md MA an. H. 10
number Of the guests
The subject of fixing upon place to hold the next
annual lair 10 already being agitsted The rroans
making efforts TO have it held 1t Trey while the
Syrscussns doing Ill they know to have a fixed
location at their city for IL They claim that they
present more and more central position
than any other city In the State but apprehend that
nothing definite will be known about IL at this early
The provincial exhibition that win be held at Kings
ton, W, on the 18th 10th. and 2lst OF this mouth.
will, from all sppsarancss be hns affair IL bsing
about the frat Of anything of this kind that has
apply every to make IL a grand one. Arrange
ments have been made that persons can 60 at very
moderate rate. via oswego thence by Lake Ontario
At the time the Hon Henry Clay went to Oswego,
to take the LAX ats little incident occurred 10 the
in which ho was, that is somewhat worthy Of
note to show the fepg he has for the female He
was at the time in company with several Distinguished
gentlemen of WesterD New York among whom Mr..
Hutchinson the preeident Of the Oswogo and syracuse
railroad. who had bis dauuhter- Miss Mary with him.
She being an suabls and BEAUTIFUL young lady soon
attracted attention Of Mr. Clay having bsen pre-
viou.iy iutrs ouced to him. they iato conver
satop in the course Of shich Miss H. was prs.e uted
with . lock OF MIR Clsy's hair from his swn hands.
She received 1t cbeertuy and will preserve forever
Mr. clay ase gave her bis beet wishes for her health
c. was escorted to the boat by his accomp yiog
friends together With Miss and several other ladies'
who all tsde him fars~ell and they parted
About the only aHray or disturbance that has been
here since the opening Of the fair occurred yes
teIday II sppesrs that harley Duane was standing
in near Rust r,iel about four O'Clock this
ing. when he was suddenly struck from behind. by
person who IL called he Salt Point bully Upon
e.i,ipg the blow be turned around. and was imms-
disey kicked at by this o~ and two three others
He then feeling a. he sbused In strange pls
soon proc.sdpd to defend himself and aid so by pass
ipg few blows that had the effect the three
.e,i.a 'bs m.,rr and tbn c,ora hat Ssa S.,hsrnd
around d. prrs-d THIS IL the first sfray Of any
copsequsnce that has been Witnessed during the
hbition. which ~ quite fortunate The cause OF this
one IL unkuow~ Any farther thas that there
grudge Of kind agaost Duane for which they took
awreng course to Sc satisfaction
Drsrrucr,vr Ftpr ar owsao N VA Are broke out
IN owrgo Thur.dsy morning in the third story Of Mr..
Eiy's building Front and before 1t extn-
gut he'd the ~hul. busires part Of the town dss-
troyed The value Of the property destroyed is $500 600
-snd some think more hut undoubtedly less The
merchants had just got their fail goods Of them
large stocks Ibe INSURANCE Is something but Of
course will not cover Tits great loss The nre burnt
from O'Clock. A. NJ tu II before IL was got under
The effects II the o~ego Bank were all secured and
they will carry business In another rsse. wbich
thy secured even before the Gre got under The
Owsgo Hotel burnt but portion Of the furniture
From ,sef-w H. Plat brick store, unoocupied;
Tinkhsm do .unocrupied; o~sgo bridge the sus-
quehanns: r. So Brown dry goods g. Rh odss. eliot hog
riss; r Nicbol. 10; { W Kips-@su groceries; rru.
msp stene Co dry goods Raynsford hats aud caps;
Jas Fly, dry goods; u Hubbard do; w A Ely. do
L. Truman Brother d. = 4 p Ransom. do =. D.
a S Truman do; J. L. Pinn-y Son druggist; r
slosson 4 20, dry goods and books Mrs II rinkhsn,
millinery; Greepiesf & Hewitt, dry gsods; O Platt
dry goods; w ". Belt s Co do j Hall & Co boots
and shoes oweso Geser. prnsting otace; Poet oiss;
Jas. w. Taylor d~rnug hous. 7 uhstnelt grccs-
ries; A I hyde. dry goods; W. skinner, clothing
store leonard DO T. d Phelps dweding house;
millinery; Frauhns iouse; y Goodrich & Co dry
goods; Geo Bacon do Moses iI.irsteines wa-hng.on
Market. CHARLES Pumpelly store. uuocouplei; ,sgo
Hotel q. Way so drugs aud msdiciae All dwell.
ing; owssn Bank; Churchill Il Hoyt drurs aod m.dl.
cine; j. Smith; O"sgo Lodge . q WIN Mas.
.erton boot, and shoe, irlpp os 5 Der; A. D si.
Lake sr,et-J. t. DeWitt groceries AID dwelling
house; @ n. Smith jewslry; woodford 20 hard
dwsllipE; Davis Warner Law once: Geo Kent boots
aud shoes and d"eiiipg; A. II Thomas. grocery; A
fsrm-nisr ifies house; D Conuelly ts,lo,: cro,on
House, J. Huntington, harness ana saddlerly; j. w.
Lamersaur Co, do, Chas Bscrs, livery
FrKr ~ Roonrsrrs, \. VA Gre broke out about
il o'clock "Wednesday night In the four story
brick building on M street nsar the Fails, o-nef by
siiss BsL Lsq sns occupied by has Coleman,
Efq n. baiid,rs shop ~here materials used Ia
buising were pr.pzr-d bv machinery TIE bulldog
entirely destroyed and the IRE extended 70 ths
mill east q ~ orntd also BY Mr hail ADD Occu-
pied by Me.Is psrross and SsHusl Green.
mill chs'r stuff and shiuSle factory ~hich ALTO
destroyed MIR. L-srys dye hou-e. % ith of the ar.t
building. stfact-d by tue flames sud burntts the
gruubd Mr. L's ~ DE- saved. The l1ss q Nr
Ball on the two buidavs. suauuts 90 about stl co.,
srs hts insursncs o. mar 50 30 Mr. Culemans lose
s2fCo. pruusbv Injured Lose ~ Nr Parsons $500.
probably injured ~ Mr. Green Sson-in,ucei stOo;
- MIR Lssry 81 go ipsursd 81 100. Nr Csdy. Il
The cour iactrry w tuIr slight p.s tro,n tho
voting Of ~, eivs stared under shrds the fec
tory but il fui r.r-.d a,hs,,,r D.@oera'. SEP, 2s
ANorHER Posr.OtFicE kunBsb rHE Posr.MssrsR.-
We understand &C. liable auth rty that the pnst
MASTER at Nidsis tve a'e not IN possession OF his
namtl hal been D. tfod IN PrllnIna lett.rs from the