New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

brousb. thirty two head Of pure Deyons TO the Fair
consisting OF Oxen. steers, Bulls Cows anc Yong
te'uf CoiOuei Norris. Of West Farms, has ex-
hoiteo MS pure blood st0ck. The B1ii Lamartl ae"
"a IN extraordinary animal Gel Colt, o. Paterson
Las oiCtehi he two wear old Bull, Hungarian, which
attracts the admiration OF all the spectators.
We hoHcei an extraordinary display NJ Ayrshire
SOCK On exhibition IL also Chinese Cow. See IS
OF inc Bra0min race, has 4 humn on the shoulders,
&c nae ~ 81 striking resemblance . ne od ntsso
Jftt} Gov before the race SAs improved ~ crosses
tol lie OftSi. Of Dover Plains Duchess CO, OK.
hlwiS thfee sheep from the Esm10Grlet lock. N
ffefce' tate IN imported. tie hts been offered St0O
Tor one Ram sn6 swO Ewes, au1 refuses $3.50 The
hhu' i lAoecc EO1o erfnl auimu u : nom TINS
Ia' that tlP arFe feeces % - lbs each are 81
each year We ihInk this Ram will shear As large
neece - this next Spring. some very fne saxon
Kas non Luchfe.d County, Ct, are produced.
pc Wool Is an eKfraofd nfTy Article.
INC isEoriie breed o. same, IN England, Is pro
duct0' bis exhibition CONSISTS OF Boar, -" aai
SIX rigs II is a cross Of the CHINA aud Chsihre
breed. Tie animal is ABOUT the color OF an Eie-
plant. The hair IS almost wanting on the hltc.
rtVeId large pens o. SOuthdo al sheep arc pro
Ne;hers.
I he Horses On exhibition are very nvmsrous
Donkeys huies, Ponies AMI stations make : SUI
pelor exhibition. The celebrated horse Conner
IS on Inc GROUND also some blood Mares. Many
oieis " 2 cam Oh here eulmertte this morning AMI
must ceier further remarks tomorrow.
ia " row hne Ee noticed some ltfge Sh4ns lAl
and CHINA Fowls also cross NJ the Ergiish Goose.
8nd Elder Duck, some white Turkeys and Canadian
Geese We saw superior article OF BLACK Fowl,
iOui Wohihs Old, O! extraordinary SIZE.
The Fet Cat'le are fcw, hut one pair IS very hEe
We nope our OHIO, Illinois 40 Iowa iTieats wi
give rs i.it IN his line a. other season. \ ,ente
nan Who Las atteadtd al Tie s. .e Fairs SAYS he
hss never seen SO fine an exhibition.
MoUNT VERyoN CELEBRA1IoN.-Yester-
day " TIE INDUSTRIAL HONE ASSOCIATION, No. l.,
had pleasant Celebration a, Mount Vernon. TO
-. Z, h
Association was organized Mount Vernon is,
yet, only the site Of VIA, believe in year or two
viii be large and Gourshns village It IS situated
on tie New nayen Railroad in the town Of East
chester, about mile aid a half above the point
where the New-Haven DIVORCES from the Harem
Railroad and about mile from Hunts Bridge De-
poi on tie latter. TIE land on which Is Is aid OUT
embracing above zoo acres, was purchased from
John x. Hayward, Sylyanus Purdy, Andrew Puriy,
Andrew f0Idy, and JoAn VI. fuIdg, AZ al average
of about $500 per acre amounting IN al to s;5,l62
THIS was manly distributed IN quarter acre lots
anon, the thousand members oil the Association,
who selected and purchased tie site and have been
making up the puIChaScmone by regular payments
o. one dollar lsT week from each. some elshty per
cent. Of the entire amount has already been pad,
though but halt q II was yet Que, according 10 the
terms Of the sale \ considerable reserve OF cash IS
on hand arising rom the sale 81 surplus lots, Dulld
mgs on tie property, &c, which Is Oelns expended
OF the work OF grading the Streets &c. "hlch w
OBuen, the contractor, - prosecuting win great
ca eTgy and i1eity. me SITUATION Is very 1tu5us-
lnl, tie ground high, and commanding view Of Ihe
Eas! River ana large extent of country.
special train Of cars started from the depot IN
Cana-st at - O'Clock, with Whtworths City Brass
b.Dd, invited guests, ard members OF the ASsocii-
ton. 90 the number Of $50 or Geo. Arriving at the
ste /. about - inmates nom the time. OF tikipS
SCAM A PROCESSION was formed, which marched up
" Third Avenue 10 a central spot, where "A stand,
tents a flagstaff, &c. had been erected DR.. Isaac
Cover called the meeting TO order. and ON ms motion
McssIs John Stevens, ant y X. Cooper, President
atd Wee President of the Association, were ap-
pointed officers Of the meeting
Prayer was offered by Rev. Thomas Amitase,
OF the Clinton st. Baptist Church, and speeches
Icy, Rev. w. Balch, John Fowler, Jr, w. r.
Robins on, John J. Doane, ID. T. Cooper, w. b.
Asten, DR.. Covert, and others.
Dinner was then served in the tent. the invited
guests being Hospitality entertained by President
SteyeIS, a. his house on the grounds
After pleasant day spent IN rambling over lots OF
ground secured for homestead ftom last years
savings OF sums less than those which many OF
our mechanics and workIngmen have spent for
Rum and Tobacco the company returned by a spe.
Cal tram at oclock-or at least were to DO so. and
we presume did. though the pressure OF other en-
gagemonts compelled us 10 return by Harlem tam
at earlier hour The festival was one OF great m
terest and pleasure to those onsase9 IN ,t ana me
signal success OF Mount Vernon should stmnlate all
cur employed mechanics and better paid laborers to
take some kindred steps toward providing
with permanent and free homes.
NBLo's. MADAME THnLoy'S BENEFIT.
This excellent vocalist, to an exceedingly cIammed
saloon (which she will certainly haYe,l viii sing IN
the opera, by Dopizetti, OF The Daughter OF the
Regiment" The occasion will be invested with ac-
ditona interest from the tact of its being the prima
dolna's last appearance in Newly rk thls season.
tADyBRrisEMENT.J
Persons having capital at command, who
would be pleased 10 test, uncer cerkshlp a very
with IL a elI II.
will find an advertisement in another cOumn well
uoyfhv fteir attention