New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27
CANADA.
,ARrfcultuGai Exhibition.
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-,,ao annual Provincial Exhibition of'he products
.eConsdsn industry, agricultural and 2echauicai
..nolnded at Niagara yesterday. The NUMBER OF
49, r,eeent vas ysriously estimated at from
p ooo % 70 400 Yesterday, at noon, 600 tickets
rs.i..ior n the ground btd been sold. There
o. a"suls ratsv fair spinklpg OF New Workers. pres,
was rs;th the PRODUCES Of their sklii, as %od
,. noo3 many who came rs mere epeosd'ore'-
Ia,sre beiog small place OF some 5000 inhaols
we !, ie easy TO conceive the ctowdlng that ejoA
s ai.cs The exhibition lasted four dayP aud cacn
xxish, the pressure was somewhat renewed by large
rnmbere comiug in the boats 20 Toronto.
Except no SEES all kinds OF stock showed an IN
n,oyement upon previous exhibitions The hofs7s
fre,e not 60 GOOD as On some former occaslons.
There were Eeverai kinds ofimporled STOCK, winch.
for the purpose OF encouraging the 1ntfoductlon oil
sunerior animals, are permitted TO compete WIN
natives of the same breeds. Inc sheeP lateSt IN
ported from England were nothing eXSfaoralAafy :
In fact they were beaten By natives ored lfo-n in
norfed stoHk hv Mr. Miller Of Mark ham There
were tome very superior American Merlno sheep,
bred directly from stock imported ron fance add
Snsin THE vyool on ope Of them had been per
nitted to grow two and bali yesr&, IN ofoet tns
more fuliy 10 ohow the 6aenass OF It's texture GA
sba o,berS the wool had grown year and hat.
sbey presented very singular appearance, as the
srooii xt.uded te the nose and down to the fee;.
Gfborses. there were 10 new inportations. The
esttle were decidedly superior to those OF any pre-
vions exhibition. The Durhams were most numer
ans and the quality was excellent EXneps
ane. tbero were no very recent lmpor'atlons OF
sb;s cass of stock In point OF numbers, the
Dero,a came ne t then he AyrAhifesi the Here
Gyds heinz confined to foreign STOCK. and Consisted
af,uo cou,s and bull the property OF Mr. Il s9hsm
n the Safe of New. York, The Ayrshlr9s are
msll in size, being valued chiefly on account OF
tbeir milking qualities, They are kept IN large
numbers in the lower districtS OF upper Caua]a
or Implements there was an exten5lVe Gohec
ion, embracing the latest Improvement NO
hur,hs Of them were Of American manula2suf9;
An American from Albany exhibited an improved
horsepower on the endless platform principle, re-
nirjpg only the weight AID motion Of tho horse y
2eep il Going, the horsea not being rsqQFed 20
draw, "a il other horse powers. There WAS an In
se1ious mRohiEe for churnilB and making buster.
Fnrned one way it churns the cream, turned the
other it workc and salts the bus er
In Grain, especially in Wheat che ahoH' was
xood. being pronounced BY Intelligent Amarlca7s
10 be superior to what could DC produced 10 the
State of NeW.York
The Anest specimens of Cheese were Amefl-
can Some were very large, weighing ABOUT 2Vo
pounds ,.
shat larger than on previous ccasons. This Cab,
met W are Harness and Cas- tugs were about equal
10 those exhibited last year Al Kingston. Except
siew S.ovep, Agricultural Implements and soma
Cutlery, there was little Of american origin IN
ibis description
Old Cobbets recommended his countrymen not
10 emigrate to Canada, because it imported peach.
%. while the United States grew and exported
hem "Go TO the country that grows the peaches
sas his advice. Well, the day has come when
canada produces good peechca OF those exhibited
In the center OF the Floral Hall, some measured no
ess than q inches in diameter. On the whole the
huis exhibited by Canadian nurserymen Wac supe-
nor to that exhibited by Americans 1t is right to
remark, however, that the quantity OF American
hsit exhibited was not equal to that OF Canadian.
The ladies' work did great credit to the skill and
Industry of the fair of Canada. decided i'm
pavement in many respects was Observable Since
agt year.
The Fine Arts included a tolerable number of
ain,inge as good as could be expected, but moth
/ ag very striking or remarkable.
| The diDner took place IN booth aoout Midway
/ Nam the town and the show ground, about seven
Sclock nm Thursday night. Mr. Marks presided
nom 800 TO 400 sat down. The speaking conalased
msttv much of matter oi.course compliments be-
ween Upper and Lower Canada and Canada and
lie state of New York, with merely formal replies
| n other toasts Some little confusion was created
BY Mr. Allan proposing the ladies' out OF order
che chair objected, and after some time was sqs'
aimed tie toasts then proceeded In she regular
gder In reply to the Gov. Generals health Col.
Bruce stated that his Exoellency had been una.
rjidably detained in New,York or he would have
teen most happy to be present, on which SONS
| lipt expressions Of " doubtful were heard The
hAalth OF the President of the United Staees was
hank with great enthusiasm.
| The tloughing, which did not see am inform
Il was very far superior to that of last year,
| The prevalence of the potatoe rot is complained
ID in NEST parts Of Upper Canpds, c.