New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

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ste1 fts cur 70 ar Eit1 due toA Seaman, First
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Chhf fns irser: Jthr Rowrl Asstsfsrt Fngfreeg ard
also 10 te sIeesn, sp.rs Er Asr.ssn Balis f5r hs.r
P-A7 Akh1cr Il rs upon ihs cceasoa-
THr PIAcH gEAsoS.-H il were the cassom in
this country to con u time by moons a. do the ina
sinstlve ehldien Of % East we should insifs on
calling the preien, he Noon Of Peaches The bar.
vest OF that mat asc'Ous Of fruits haI fairly com
nerced, and our .. Gets AMI markets are fragrant
from nonirg to nsht with the ripe, bilmy odor
that eAhiles from the piled baskets and pyramids.
Toe fruit department Of WASHINGTON or Fulton
Auket, Of mrrping, presents "a luxurious pic
tu-e 80 one could wish to zee. There are ali shades
ad varieties Of peaches from the rich. golden
t,vny Varieties, whose juice Is like hqaG topsz
sill warm from the suDbe,ms Ia which they have
baked, to the pa'e, white, spicy kind, that rpens
10 the shade. There are generous ireessoues thai
| separate almost with touch; ceilings" persistent
and reluctant 10 yield Their boarded sweetness
dark red varieties. sreaked With crimson velns
and uaDy 9th rs VIII h the palate can readily de-
rcrbe, but vhoss exquisite differences OF flavor
and Hsgrsnce are not so easily p.rticulUizsd by
tie pen VIVA, Iabtle Influence Of beauty sld lex
ury dwell, 10 the long sandy levels Of Southern Ter
sey and the. moDo,onous geds OF Delaware Chs,
they should bring forth this choices. ihffu!aton OF
oil delicate and volatile sensations this King
! Fruits who, though tTansplanted 10 our soil, still
shows on his cheek the swaithy flush Of the SUI OF
his native Perss, and retains 10 his breath the
sxeetne,s Of The Slhr'z roses which there cus-
tered about bis feet Da Vinc we believe il vas
gave bis Ectoltri bunch Of grapes 70 copy, as the
most complete essen in color, outline light and
shadow. Could The good artist have seen what
we daily see in our slretts he would have given
them instead a basket Of peaches.
The qusnli,i II .bi, fruit broughs to ourImsrket
daily would seem astonishing to stranger, and es
pecialy to European, where the fruit is Of much
Inferior quality sKd cultivated to much smaller ex.
tent thsn in this country. On Monday about %, 900
bushels arrived here, in seven steamboats,, four Of
which were from Warrington NJ two from New.
Brunswick, End one from Amboy. Yesterday, some
20 600 CT $1,000 baskets arrived the greater part OF
which were Of middlieg quality, and sold At from
III cents TO 57i cents per basket The better quail
iaes which Lave just begun 70 come in command
81 25.. FNmers from New Jersey say tha. the
crop this year, in that State, will be larger than
ever beiore lnown. Only those earliest in the
market will commsrd price beyond the freigh.
aad cost Of gathering. One farmer, mined Ray
baud in the South part OF New Jersey, willrequire
two steamers most Of the time for q fortnight, to
bring bis crop 10 market.
ISpusTRIAL COso Ess-The Industrial Con-
eress transacted bat little business las. evening
The questions Of day or torch light procession on
the 9Th Of October, and the admission OF Delegates
from Ladies Industrial Associations, were laid
upon the table for future action. Delegates were
received. The resignation Of Mr.. Walsh, House
esr2sLter) was received. The CoDgre" agreed to
participate in and attend the grand Land Reform
demonstration, and also to spPoint Delegates 10
the Albany State Industrial Reform Convention on
the I'd Of October. Mr.. somerville, from the Mar.
Bile Polishers, presented few OF the reforms which
they advocated, and Mr.. Richardson from the 0p
erative Masous report in favor OF Trades Coo
venlion, called by the Industrial Congress. As
the debates merely related TO motions, we have no
room for their insertion in the present crowded
state Of our columns.
TAsMASY CENTRAL CoMmITrEE-TheR ynder's
ticket was received from the Second Ward not
| wittstsnoipg al the charges OF "souging' made
| by the oppos lion. A new election 10 again order
I'D in the Fourteenth w ard, and he " Short Boys"
ticket ackI osledged as regular from the Eighth
Ward. We undentand that order loving and
peIcesble Loeos will bold meeting the Eighth
Ward, protesting agains. the tier decision, repu-
dating it altogether, and cali ig the people to
take menures to protect themselves in their rights
The General Committee is still unorganized.
FouRrrIs1H wARD-rhe radical Democracy
OF this W ard held mas meeting in Marionsqusre,
spripgst on Thurdsy afternoon, to protest az anst
the proces Dgi Of the Tammsry General Commit
tee in ordering new elections when the known
will Of the legal voters had already been declared
al the primary elections.
THI ITALIA, ORE Ger, a,vn,
inn even. g ne Havana Company will give the
, last represe nsstion Of the celebrated Opera OF
Puritani, in which are cast the four splendid
,tpaers, sALvI, BADIALI, MARIsI and STETFAsosb
for whose benefit the performance 10 given soch
a combustion Of talent 10 not 70 be found a. the
! presen, day, cut of the great companies concen-
rated In London and Paris
The selection Of the Opera, which is one Of
BeIinis finest productions, 10 vel calculated 10
exhibit to great advantage the extraordinary pow
ers Of the four artists by whom the piece 10 70 be
supported
In addition to this BorTEsIsL universally ahoT-
ed 70 be the very beat performer on the DJoble
B.m now living, viii, in conjunction with the
leader ARDIri, on the violin, perform very sPen-
did Duet, which Is said TO display, in most
striking manner, the pscuiT excellence Of each Of
these artsts.
The City is bow throngsd with strangers, Who
in addition 20 our own citizens returning TO their