The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-23

ward, and thai the members OF the convention Of
the Nineteenth ward, Who voted for ms, did 90
contrary to my wishes end in opposition to my
request, as they are epared TO prove
Mr. Brooks replied yerbsliy, in substance (through
Colonel Cox) s'that he had made no such arrange
ment as tho purport of General Wobb's letter
implied, nor did hs authorize you to make any
arIap cement Whatsoever with reference to that
nomination" II my friends have been deceived in
the matter, am glad to know that II has resulted
from generous and liberal impulse towards q whig
in MIR. Brooks position. Very truly. your friend
ana obedtent servant, A. Z. kINaSLAND.
The Agricultural shsw-The Award OF
Prezainms.
As yesterday was the last day of the Agricultural
Fair, the grounds at Madison Cottage were crowded
with parties who were anxious to avail themselves Of
the last opportunity which would be afforded of new
ing tho many insignificant boasts which wore xhbit-
ed An additional Of the increased assemblage
to be found in the fact that yesterday was appoint
cd for the distribution Of premiums to those parties
whom the judges considered most worthy. AS the
appointed hour for distribution arrived, crowds col
looted around the stand occupied by the baud, and
the musicians vacated their places pro .empors At
one o'clock the CON nittes appeared, and the pso-
ceediDgs ut oaoe commenced.
Mr. BANKS, in addressing tho exhibitors, observed
that tho committee had deputed him to roturn
thanks to tbs Of the beasts then present. for
the handsome manner in which they had responded
to the invitation Of the committee TO send their en
mails They had additional reasons for feeling grs,-
tilted. as the prcsen. fair had been excelled
anywhere for quality, though it might be surpassed
for quantity TO secure that result, the premium
had been increased, and in order that the Judge
might give fair and partial decisions OF them
had been allowed to compete for tho prizes Lorl
lard Spencer Esq had sent some spleadid short
horned cattle, but he did SO merely to eahanoo tho
exhi bition, not to compete, for he was preoluded
from 80 doing through his beiag mem Der Of the
Agricultural Society. After some further observa-
tiers, The speaker called upon Mr. Wright to road
the Names
Mr. WRIGHT stepped forward. and announced that
the judges had awarded the folio wing
PREAIuxs.
THOROUGH. BRED HORsEs Mr. Howell, Astoria,
for . stallion, $685. Mr. Abbott. Brook yn, do $40;
Mr.. webber, New York, do ,sl5; Mr. Il. N. Morris,
for a colt, 80
HoRsss FOR ALL WORK Mr. Mc'Cherey, New
York. for stallion. $25; Mr. Biaart. Pawles, Yer.
York, do ) i5; Mr. Nichols, Flushing. . mare and
colt $40; Mr. Booth, Morrisisns. do. SS, Mr. Mon
OILS. Flushing, colt, $l0 Mr. Freeman, Railway,
New jersey, do silver medal.
MATCHED HORSES Mr. Haythorn, New York,
$25; Mr.. Wheeler, New York. SIS
JACKS Mr.. Estes, New York, $40; do. do, sill.
medal.
"
COW, $40; Mr. Twaites, Westohester, dc Si5, Mr..
Stewart, New York. do , $40; Mr. BathyxTe, Ford.
ham, for q better, SIS.
CRossKs DErwsnn IMPROVED AND NATIVE srooK.
Mr.. Morris, rbrog's Neck, for bail So; Mr.
ThOrne, Now York, DO. $l5 MIR. Smith, Oraoge
county. for a better, Sl5: Mr. Love, New York. de-,
$40; Mr.. Paine, Blooningdaio, do, ttsns. Am.
lns.
SHORT Horns Mr. Taber, Chestnut Ridge, far
n bull S25; Batbgate Brothers New Yors, do SIS;
MIR. Van Dckle, New York, do. $40; Nc jackson,
Astoria, L. /. for bull tive years old, SIS; Mr..
Lepnox, New York. do $40; Mr. Culver, Datohees
county. do. trans am Ins Mr. B.thgsts, Ford
ham, tor g. cow, $50; Mr.. Morris, New York, do,
$40.
DEvoEs- Mr.. Hurlbut, Wostohcster, for . ball.
not entitled tu prize, he was exhibited before,
but ,econm ended 10 be mentioned; Messls. Vain
wright, putehess Co for a two sear Old bull, SIS;
Mr. Case, Harrington, do $i0; Mr. Hribut. West-
cbcster, for v $50; Messrs wainwright, Dutca-
esq Co.. DO SIS; M Hurlbut. Westohesrer d., $40;
Mess-s Wainwright, Dotchess Co., for heiter, SIS
do do. 10 sloi Mr. Faile, West Farms, do, trsns.
Am lnstitute.
$25 do. do, for a COW $50; MIR Tiffany, Cog
saokie, for a better, SIS; do. do. ID, SO;
Mr. Morris, New York. d., trans. Am lns Mr..
T,hsny, Coxsa"ke, for q bull calf, $40; DO do.
do silver medal
EXTRA PKEMUs--Awarded to Mr.. Blakoslee, for
20 head Of De son catte.
MILKING Cows-Mr Morris. New York, as; Mr.
Bstbeate, Fotdbam. SIS; do do. $40.
=
Mr.. Gcdney, White Plains, 81; Mr. Hot,hkiss,
Sharon Co, silver medal
Far CATTLE--Mr Lawrence. New York, for y
steer, $40 Er. S. mons, do. for OK, $40; Mr.
Gedncy, White Plans. for pair OF fat cattlo Si5.
Far SBFEP.-Mr. Gladly, Duscheas county, $40,
do DO s.: Nc Wait, Coldstresm Conn. So.
LONG WooE SAFER hr aaviaud, Duchess
county for buck. $40, Messrs Bathgate Brothers,
New York, DO silver medal; Hr Hailo.k. Milton,
Ulster county. do, trans: Am Ins; Mr.. Dick.
White Plsins. for ewos: $40; Mr.; Watson, Wost.
chester, do, silver medal; NJ. Barlow, Dutehess
county, Do trans AN Ius
MIDDLE Wool SBEEr.-Mr Haight, Washington,
Dutcbcss county, for buck, $40; Mr.. Brundige,
Now York, do, silver medal; Mr. Morris, Tdrog's
Neck do, trans Am. lbs Mr. Haight, Washing
ton, Dutchess coanty. for ewes, $40; Nc Morris,
Tbrog's Neck. do oliver medal; Mr.. Waite, Mont
goneIy, Orange county, for lambs, silver modal.
MERIso SHEEr -Mr. Bingham, West Cornwall,
| for buck, $40; Mr De Forrest, Dover, Duchess
county, DO, silver medal; Mr. Harrison, Orange,
N. j.. do rams Am. ms; do. do. for eWos. $l0
Mr.. Bingham, West Cornwall, do, silver medal;
DO do. for lambs, silver. medal; Mr. De Forrest
| Dover. Dutehess county, do, trans An. Ins.
| SAxosy SnEEP Mr.. Waterman, Duchess county
for buck eres, AND lambs $40 and silver medal
SHEPHERD Doesn't Allorton, Now York.
| fifteen dogs, traps. Am. Ins.
| $40; Mr.. Mott, Newtown, l.. l., do, silver medal;
Mr. Bower, New York, do, Trans Am ms; Mr.
Love. New York, for SON, $40; Mr. Brewer, New
York, do, silver medal; do. do, Trans. Am Ins
PouLTRY-hr Colt, New York fer tho best collection,
S. Mr. Johnson Patterson New Jersey three par Chitts
gong fowls American Poultry Book Java DO, do; Mr..
Moore New York shsngbae do. do spanish do, do !;
Mr.. Taylor Holmssdaie Dorking do American Poultry
Yard Mr. Brooket New Haven. Connecticut, Chittagong
do American Poultry Book; Mr. Colt New York, Nus.
coyy ducks American Psutxy Yard; Bremen geese, Aue
ricsn Poultry Companion; Mr. Wheeler, New York,
Mobgiti do. DO
The PRICES distributed Mr.. Wright had
finished reading the list md in the evening few OF the
poorer sort Ct cattle sold b. auction after which the
Eeir closed.
Court OF General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Oakley and Ward
OoToBEa. 2l.--- Burglary. William Libergold
Voted Of BURGLARY in the third degree in breaking into
the OF John Brepts, No. i2I Clinton street, aud
stealing wine. September 10. He sentenced
tof linn rta