New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

singing they VISITED me large prcss-r0on belong az
to Tie TTituas t1.r seeing The machinery OF he
establishment IA. -fllg three cheers. iley let for
the Harlem cars, he'd with their VclrsiOn.
FAIR OF THE AMERICAN lNSrrUTE-IHs
PovoLoGicaL DErsRrvENr--The shoN Of ffla is
better than usual. very large and inicn sting 90
lection, principally Of Pears, is contrib i,ei BY
MessIs Hoyey of Boston ard Mcintosh Of Cincin.
naii. Both these contributions are larger ihan any
single enc from The re shtorhOot That 'ais d, not
10 be accounted for N tie more favorable climate
but 70 the greater enterprise and interest N ,4s sub
Ject IN those locali. 5 evident from comparison
~ ne nuts Specimens If most 81 The varieties
ahons the meager ulm cr sent from NcN-JerScy
ana StNeh iSisnl exec. m SIZE aid beauty those
from ONO and Massachusetts The On h.>Se a. An
Souitme, wear OF Wakefield, Co'mar d Aremhurgh
ana hele Argevre. raised on staten lsani. Tor H.
s'aIce' are more llaa oac-hal larger ~ Well as
iaiFef ana otiter co.orco. Ia some Cw other vaTt-
cues the aGF'ntier Is with Cincinnati TIC siap-
tdtlOn OF situations 8ll climates 10 varieties oac OF
the most InrcrCstuc and lurcrlut suhg - az .'u,v
IN Pomo,oey. is tAus strAmeiy iUsrrtscl N 10
each yanety note 81 TOE nature of th, soil and OF
the sort OF stoCA or roCt on which was crown we're
added the value OF the cyHit on would ~ leased
IN this respect MANY 81 Gle rts yareilcs mus. nave
been grown on ounce rs IL Is but 40 or tagse wears
siuce they were known % have been r'gioated IN
Europe. We believe mat th.s is the case SKA mes.
OF those from Boston. aud so Judge iroU 81, size
and color Of those from S'atcp Island TIE lsntl-
cote and the Suze,e de Baray promise 60 % ynao,e
ADDITIONS 10 INC rather limited number O. o4r ven
late Winter and Spru, pears.
The show OF Apples Is rHi large or rcmar, l1.e
Among the Peaches some hue specimens ~ n.
Catherine. from the garden az II. 3. 1. Jo.cs, onR
need remark. TIC, are prob thll VI til-gfoA Tie
variety j. a very oaI h-lloyd cling.
The show OF haft' Grapes Is goo' some ''ect
mems OF iorci-n and hai'-aHoY sor'Sv ToNn m he
ouon al. are u0H sua'iy pcI Get We would auoa
our friends NOT Pc les astray by them. a'N eve,
There q rarely q season SO favorable Tor flsm Is
this has been For 0rCa culture our native Fare.
ties are only 20 Be ceponccO on. or these " nonce
exhibited some new seedlings. One rom ire Ma.
deira er0uc resembling the CataNhl- another Is
named the Missouri. havirc originated ln thai Stie.
It IS small berry m LARGE clusters. very Ike loag-
w0ith's seeding. .fb very sweet, SOFT aul drlcae
pulp There are some hno OataNbas. - VaTsey
which We have no doubt VIII soon BE- extensively
and probably cultivated as farm crop m ms VI
entity IS - Il already n the West In favorable st
nations. and there are plenty OF them about New
York it VIII be profitable market fruit, oeing more
esteemed Tor the table than the Isabella. ana IS soon
as the demand for them for this purpose fails the
surplus can be remuneratlyoiy made into wlne The
Cincinnati Cat1wba vineyards have for several years
given an annual average profit OF over one hundred
dollars TINS year. We Judge nom the
present reports, 1t viii be considerably oser two
hundred
Large quantities Of Maderanuts are imported
We are glad 20 see some far specimens OF home
growth exhibited. IL Is thought that the trees viii
anywhere south Ot Newly ork.
We would call the attention of visitors 20 some
unusually good composition models OF fruits, and TO
some very perfectly preserved fruits IN this depart
mtnt W
FIREs.-At B. o'clock Yesterday morning,
fire broke ont in the four story brick building in
the rear of No. Us ChrySte-st., occupied by Mr.
Olsen, as a trunk factory, which was entirely de-
stroyed The adjoining building, also occupied by
Mr. Olsen took IRE NJ the same time, the flames COM
munlcatIng by means of platform or bridge between
the two houses. The ire department were promptly
on the around, and by their energetic action, sue
ceeded IN saving the latter building from destruction.
The loss falls heavily upon Mr.. o., although We
learn that he Is mostly covered by insurance
The alarm of fire. az j. o'clock yesterday morning,
was caused by the burning OF quantity OF bed
clothes IN the boarding house OF No u Albany-st,
occupied by l.. +. Glesler. The flames ~ere en-
tlnguiShed before any material damage occurred.
REAL EsTATE.-The following City grop3
erty was sold at auction on Tuesday, oc :, By L. IL.
Ludlow
House and Got IS Grove-st 47NGG. $500
LOT Chrlstopher.st ABOVE, l9V7i i760
A J. Blocker sold the following
lot seventh-ay and rhuty-seyenhs' 2i4ioo 19jo
lot adjoining on avenue, 2xlDO- $50
DO DO do 90 90 si3SS 500
lots rear Thrty ,eath-st, each 2isioo, 500
do adjoining. each 2ilico, s. 200 cacl-.-... 2.co
edo do do 2iEloO POO each ---.--..--..-- 800
BROOKLYN PRorGRrY.-The following Va sold on
the same day by James Cole.
lot Baltic and powoJs-sfs 2OVoo..------ $500
lots al oumg. each .0xCO, Sl93 each $50
ot ou Bac- o. 10
lot, on rear On Warca.si each 2slco, Saj each $50
lot cor Warren and PoWcf ~ 2OrltO. -----.-- ~,
lot Nycktf aud Power sfs 2JNl00 ------.-- ",
! lot. al onins, each 2ntioJ S2ll each .----- $40
. lots adjoining, esch 2tXi00 S2O each go
los cor. FOurh end b.rgch sts 2itJI----.---- 90
ots On Dean, ST. oulth avenue and Power each
Got On Pacfr st. near Powers 2jrlo0 .--..---- as
ot near Owe ~ ------------- 90
lot cor Fourth and A aauc sts 29,g7. Tia,
/. =. COMMISSIONER OFFIc:. -liefOre
Commits. loncr Nelson harge n False Prefslses on
EHtiStmg.-Wlil.am stewart, the young M N DIS
charged from enlistment day or ITO SINCE, by
Judge Mitchell on hdbc3s corpus, and subsequently
arrested by process from this Court To- obtaining
clothing and subsistence from the United States BY
false pTetenses, was brought up for examination,
Mr.. GIilen opening on his behalf, and Mr. Ridg~ay
tor the United States Some officers and non-cOm'
missOned officers were present as wltnesfes.
On question from Mr.. Gillen, as 10 what Jaw the
complaint was founded upon, Mr.. x. stated that u
made in pursuance OF the law OF Congress OF "a
March, 1925, 81 section, and also upon The Law
against false preenses the Revised statute. Of the
State Of New-York.
The law Of Congress alluded 70, provide, hat II
any ohense occurs a any OF the military or otne!
stations, the punishment of which Is nDt provided
for by law OF the United States, 1t shall o. punish
able under the laws Of the State IN which rhc 0hense
had been committed
There being no United States law IA this ftse, the
section Of the Revised statute Of ths STATE relied
upon, as follows Amy person who, VITA 8iontO
cheat or deffaud another shall designo ~, ~ color
% any false token or writing, by an Ofacr false
pIetense, obtain he Signature Of any person 70
written instrument, or obtain from any person any
money, personal property, or valuable Ting, upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished By nnpnson-
meni III State Prison not exceeding three years, or
III a County jail not exceeding one year, or b. me
not exceeding three times the value OF She money,
property thing 50 obtained, or by DOil such hne
and imprisonment"
II was shown that stewart enlisted ~ June, iSov,
and II vas SAID stated he Il. he received
about $50 worth Of clothing In the thirteen months
TO July, 1851, (the time when he absen sd himself
from the service already mentlOned) I. was also
shown that the pay OF private soldier IS 8 per
month besldes cloIhLng and slbsIslenre. less 81 4