The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-20
PRICE TWO CENTS.

= s-secosd do. Thomas Bell Msrrlsa.lS /.
n chester county .o
First premium Samuel Love, New York
No ia ''ter county.
dam Westoh> sHoTEs.
bury, New Jersey. or1 s. r,s: ,o, v.vvo,,
First prem,uA "lssser Psrmlsy, shrswsbs'
No. I7-second do
rALIro-s. 'aCold Spring, L. L
No.1.-First premium, Vim. jon,
| No 2-Tirss prsmism, VIM Jones, %. New York.
No 6-second do DR. L. A. Ssyrs,A
No sl.-First premium, jackson Nicnols,i.
No.ls.-s,cond do Bathsate, Brothers, MOrrisA.
- srALLIoss.
49, No ssmF,st premium, stallion years Old JoAa
| No ss;.FiIst premium, stallion, TX years old, WIN.
IL: Vsn Cott, New York.
u No SsmseSond premium, stallion, years old, J.
No. 29-,second premium, 2 year old colt Thomas
Williams New York.
MATCHED HORSES
No. First premium, r. NJ. Able, Enhsld, Conn.
No. l7.-Farst preminm, John J. Delaney West
Farms
MULES AND JACKS.
No. 3.-First premium, Oacks Geo Iouglsss, nsw
No. -Prst do pair raules) Reynolds 4 wes-t. do.
No. So -Pirst premium (wbts turkeyD A. Post
FishkjH Landing Dutchess county.
81, No 10 -fir't premium, (pair Bremen seese' r. L.
:, No s-Eir.t premium, tpsir mongrsl geese, Csas-
no. a. Fret premium, i(pair tame geese, william
Moore, New York
No % First premium, (pair huscOvy duaks R. IA
No 2S-First premism, tdo mcsgrel do) R L. Colt.
No E-Do. do lido capons) do
The above results we believe to be in strict ao-
cordance with the mos. conscientious impartiality,
however disappointed some OF the competitors may
exhbon curing thu greater pa Of each dsv snS
felt lively interest in dwelling upon its prominent
meri,orious features; and we have every reason to
think the Judges have decided, in every case, with
the utmost ability.
The fair at Castle Garden will close on Wednes-
day evening next, when the prizes will be duly
awarded. Annexed We give list of the pieces Of
which will take place on Tuesday evening
JOSEPH G. AND ISAAC ,DeKs DISPLAY.
I.t-Polka dance and oolorsd Battery.
fd-The Yankee Wind Mill.
3d-The Emblem of Freedom.
JH.EYRE OF JERSEY CITY, DISPLAY o.
1st-Chinese Gerb Cross
2d-Yew tree
Sa-sun flowers.
HATFIELD. DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
lft-Maroon wheel.
2d-Mersmorphose star.
3d-Tem pie OF Gerius.
HaRr's DISPLAY oY ytREwoRxa
Star of Inde pc ndence-T piece opens With
tss wheel, with brilliant white IRE and colored pots,
bics ting with We smaller wheels aud Is
ses OF Chinese FIRE OF heavy maroon illuminated with
coorsd pots of red, green and blue.
2d-Tte Present Union OF 81 states.
This large piece opens with vrrtcs wheel OF bril-
liant white fire, decorated with crimson aud green
pots, communicating 81 stars, and the motto Our
Union" consistps of nearly 1000 lancsS. Each star
with pot in the centre of various colors such asred
green, blue and white IRE, changing to bright vivid
ere, with 81 OF Chinese gsrbs-heavy ma
III there be sufficient time the pi.ce will be still
further decorated with eight 5axons playing around
the centre wheel all decorated with colored pots.
3d-The Pyramids Of Flower Pots
~his Piss~ ~p~~s -i.A vsvoiv,ns Gun, decorated
with crimson and green coors, communicated to the
pyramids consisting Of 70 flower pots - coorei and
white Reman candles and IL different colored pots.
The flower pets OF heavy maroon
TnE BEcArr.-The last of the races of the Ansri-
can Institute air, of Saturday afternoon,
4P.M The prizes we're sl2 to tue arst boat, aud IS
to the second open for al IL fset boats There
twelve entries for the and but sisat of them
started After excellent start the boats drew out
for the stake boat abreast OF Jersey City which they
turned almost together; and from thence to the
cord stake (beow Bedlow's Isand) most spirit
ed contest Mr. James Lee taking tns lead foOwrdb by
by Mr. Charles Thomas. Lee, breaking one OF his
tholepins, obliged TO give up aud return vhsu
Mr. 7. Price, In the Jenny Lind, CHALLENGED Mr..
Thomas and after desperate struggle passed hin and
came home winner In forty six minatos-Mr. Thomas
second.