New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-18
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Ncw-Yorh State Fair.

ROCHESTER,. Wednesday. sept. h.. 1851.
To-day was designated for tie admission of the
members Of the Society and rs guests 10 the Far
Grounds Crowds poured in IN that direction from
an early hour, and the constantly arriving muttu les
increased the thrOngS IN the streets. The DAY has
been very clear and bright, and the temperature
moderate. More than 600 tickets, each admitting
family. nave been soda larger number than n any
previous Far. On the first day the crowd INSIDE
very great, all intent upon sightseeing II =
The unanimous opinion that TINS = me finest OF the
State Fairs.
The space occupied by horses and cattle covers
several acres. There are hundreds ot each. One
hundred and thrty-Scven covered stalls are allotted
to the housing of choice horses. " O'Clock
this morning there Was fine show OF stations and
blood horses for the especial eradication OF Lord
Elen who witnessed the display, together with Gen
Wool and ms AIDS.
Tie enfr,e closed 1t 10 o'clock. and az noon ,he
Committees were addressed by the President Of the
Society. They then proceeded to 'hei. respective
departments
The horses were anerwar1 again brought ont and
made to perform to the delight OF thea spectators
one large ring, Iuclosed by a rope was devoted TO
the exhibition Of matched horses another TO horses
Of all-woTk and q thld 10 young horses The
training and exercising occupied several hours
Poultry forms grand feature IN the show tins
year, and the display IS "A very ine one. mere APP
pens 10 be growing interest in ms hd OF ,tocA
The halls devoted t0 mechanics and manufacturers
are very extensive and very ull The shJW Is rch.
and enclcss in variety running through every dc-
partmont Ofthe Arts.
Floral Han is the gem of TIE Grounds The III
closure is eighty by one hundred AID eighty feet,
ana ls crowded With tie most ocau' FOL flowers ana
The choicest mUnfS. Thcs are Principally nom tne
vicinity, ihoufh We notice some specimens IRON
abroad. some peaches tom Hamilton, Canada
WCst. are the observed ot all. 0u account Of their
sze and richness
Tie invited guests of fhe City and The Society
have been arriving al day aud reception, at TIE
PRESIDENTS rau.uOC have Uecu frequent We noticed
0u the ground GOV Hunt aud his military family,
GOV Marcy. Gov Norton Hon Frank Granger and
family Gen Wool. aud Alts. Mayor Perry, OF Al
bany, cx President Tyler and lady, aud many others
equally vel. kno "a.
This evening there are 20 be several 'eyees among
our prominent citizens, IL which the distinguished
men Will be present. hotel, and private houses are
crowded but there - no let mo pa the mnlutndes.-
The cars ard boats are filled 10 oyerio Hlns l"O
steamers full o, passengers came last night nom
Canada. The citizens are opening Their houses 10
TIE strangers with size most generous Hospitality
ROCHESTER. "Wednesday, sept. l., 1851.
The Exhibition to-day passed Of WIKI great TAI.
l. j. by aI the create that has ever taken place IN
this state H. every apartment there Is an adv ince
upon former years. Our 'anad I'D neighO)rs are
DISTINGUISHING themselves ln several departments
TIE premiums vii be awarded Oh Friday
The multitude attending the Far Is immense
Everything wears he appearance oi grand state
holiday.
The Railroad cars were al behind time last night
and again this morning. The mails arc quite de-
ranged IN consequence The Albany train, due here
last night Al II o'clock. dt not get M until O'Clock
tins morning.
Parnum and his elephants are here, and Jenny
Lind = expected tomorrow. Great preparations are
beng made Tor The Festival tomorrow evening.