New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
Ybe Stale Fair.
Correspondence Of The Albany Evening Journal
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UTICA, Saturday, Sept 4, l552.
The progress of the Fair grounds is en-
couraeing and 81 the eLtry Office still mora so.
There 10 TO be- q very large show OF Cattle From
one town in this County twenty yoke OF 3 year Old
tteers have been entered oy two farmers. Another
farmer has entered for the County twenty yoke of
working oxen-and ten additional yoke for the town OF
New Hartford
Tie show of Frui. and Flowers will be very fine
judging from the ennies already made. From Roches-
ter very large list Of flowers and fruits mad been seIt
In by several gentlemen. From Syracuse asO, very
large Hat One Of which contains, think, % varieties
Of Pears
town exhibition is to be made Of Fruit, by town
in thi, county, long celebrated for It's ,Gper0r Fra
In this region the show will Dc very largely repre-
fented TIE North Is making large entries.
To day arrived tbs forty head Ot TAT 5Geers from Lv-
pgston County which attract a. they deierye great az
,enlioD. Several large herds have arrived Col Shar-
woods Short Horns, nearly 30 10 NUMBER Mr.. Cooys
DeYops from Csyuga II head hlr. Vain rrteh's from
Rhnebeck, 9; a me lot of Merino Sheep from Columbia
County and we hear Of large numbers On The Way hon
Esst and West
Entries of sock from Clinton, Fulton, Albany, &c,
show that the State aroused to This great festival OF
lhe Farmers Of the Union.
The Corpof alton Of U,lca have commenced TO day
the covering of Genesee ST. with tan bark from B'gsss
Hotel TO the bounds OF the city This vas adopted la
1915 aud proves very great relief, and Will AID mucd
to the pleasure OF the ride seazle' oprinklsf rom
Albany 10 be here ana we hope the dust will, 10 the
vicinity of the show grounds be kept some What moist
oned and thus vSors be- released from the great an
In attendance.
Tho Flowing Match .his year promlseS TO be one OF
UNI sual iDteIest There are on band gentlemen from
New England wis intend TO enter the lists win our
pown en-; and II will prove most interesting and ex'
citDg match.
The czeps of Utica have opened, with their chsrac
testic be aty their houses and all thai can DO uohs
will be 10 give comfortable lodgings 10 all Al oXtra
train 10 Rome as clock, each afternoon, returning
by o'clock in the JrnDg will furnish captal oppor
tn ities for rnuhtudes 10 visit that delightful Tlage,
whose public houses of the frat character, aud eau
accommodate large numbers 10 addition 10 these tue
Inhabitants Of that village have ever been prOver0al
for their h, fIaliiy and tner borders have ex'
fenced we learn their lberality has kept pace wltn
their growth ard prosperity. All may come, and We
trust that others will ind, In times past Onsda VIII
do her duty.
The weather lie delightful the city and country around
entirely healthy and we cannot doubt our STATE will
have her representatives. from every County and when
The Exhibition OF 1852 shall be cl)sed Friday mex,
all may be prepared to report ON thoif retun home,
that the progress Of the Empire Ssae s still on yard In
her agricultural and Industrial character.
The Reapers and Mowers, and other machines walch
were the at Geneva are coming Great in,ersst and
solctuc Is manifest learn the decision OF the Judges
Trey n eft on Monday 10 complete their lao)Ts and
be ready 10 their award on most II not ALL o.
the mplsme nts duhpg the Fair
The President Of tle Society, Mr.. Wager, Ia mere
supervising the whole arrangements and Dir. BAKER
hsli with The energy which 10 alone possesses, IL
making spid progress, and when the time arrives on
Wednesday, IL believed that all will be ready for tue
judges who will commence their lsbors, aud In ths
afternoon the membe will be admitted 10 this grea
chow of the farmers Of Newfork. J.