New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28


cers named az fsty cus bu, in the dark the
orgn of the quarrel From T. Of the parties
the affair occurred about leaving the windows open or
sbut-Crssson putting up the s@shes-aod Callan drawing
them down readpg the night air. Cssn received cut
the hssd as he alleged from Crassons boot dung At
him. Crssson accounted for the bleeding IN this way
Callan came to bis bed side and commenced pummerng
him he lay down. and he showed him OH, CAan fAns
against an non bedstesd
Tie CAick.n Cq,e-Mrs McGsrrys cbckensvos4 come
into Officer Cl.ncys garden scratching the flower o7s
and transferring the seeds from earth 10 hsr crops
not having the dread Of an p before their eyes Asr
repeated warnings Clancy in the heat Of passion az
miuissreo arsenic the medical principle remove the
cause and the effects will cease The worst Of the matter
was, however, Mr. Nice within an ace oil killing 'ne
poisoned chick for the rejection OF some e1ps3el
fenos from the country, when luckily me AFORESAID
chickens died. apparently accord era the friend
psrtook Of pot luck.
The decision, in these cases are reserved and the Cour
adjourned at S clock.
splendid service of silver plate dssged as present
to Acdison r. Gilmore ESQ., formerly connected with the
Eer-York and New Haven Railroad, but at present the
Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
has been manufactured by Ball Black Co. The present
from the friends of Mr. G. in this City, and cost about
5000.
NV YORK WORLDS FAIR SHOW CATTLg.-One Of the
ROsi interesting sights to the man with an Agricultural I'M
provement taste exhibited in about the Crystal Paace
will be the show Of mammoth oxen and remarkable fst
cattle not mere specimens Of usus aara half horse half
buale or ugly brutes with a supehuous leg or double
head but real bona de high bred and high fed cattle o.
the most perfect symmetrical FORMS Of which are
faed to u highest point Of perfection capable oil being
prodseed by the praosed skill Of Of the most eKpe
rienced Of American stock breeders.
OF thess We make special notes with view to in
duce every farmer who may visit the Crystal Palace this
summer to see for himself what be done by skfu
breeding to improve neat stock Let him look upon
the strange sight Of oxen taller than the biggest horse With
in his knowledge and contrast his much Dragged Of
fat h.ifer Of cwt with than four times IN y
sze and let him handle the soft skins Of well formed
healthy growing beef cattle already weighing than
5000 bs-exhbitOrs will tell him 1900 which he need not
beeyeand while he looks let him learn that he pro
duce the same effect by simply studying the Importance
and value to the farmer Of one wOrd-lMPROvEsEsT.
The first aud NEST interesting group for you to visit you
will find Just opposite the north gate of the Palace ia
spacious airy neatly kept attended by polite gentle
uen who will give you AL the inf rmaton desired Don't
forget 10 take your wives and daughters for it e1h
bon which ladies may visit with propriety and farmers
wives and daughters shoudin England fashionable
take All interest in fine stock and premium animals.
In this tent you will find eight oxen, COW, hef
ers and three sheep, owned by Hola5ird Bishop & Co
particularly for anxious that you should you
can and if not read about these cattle that you may
encouraged TO make other, like them.
The FIRST which will meet your eye you enter is
b,,vn and white year old Durham and Devon spiyed
beifer faed by VIM. Worre, Poughkeepsie, N Y which
Won will Al once declare is the largest latest ndsones
mot symmetrical, well formed Fat heiis you saw
She is prsey named Jenny Lind not of
her musical talents but weight and beauty Of character
n a. ii- 4,
n.le animal lie was fed by the man is years
old red roam color, Of same blood the FIRST mt
hint very handsome Both have long. handsome taper
b. both are credit to their breeder aud the State
C,, and town may each be justly proud of their pre-
dcn,n Pass around this pair TO tho south side Of the
,, sns Won will see pure blood short horn Durham
h,fr wears old white milk, and sOf. "a velvet 10
,h ,ucb out Of the imported stock Of Henry Clay bred
n, the Ashland farms, where she named the Pride
80 Kentucky For Fat heiler Of this STOCK sac is a mods
animal well worthy your careful study look at her vel
wonder how such fine taper legs support such body
Look AZ her cauda appendsge and her square form her
mall head and slim neck and go home and tell your neigh.
hors that YOU have live animal rs handsome the
,ic,pre they have often sworn unlike anythinx
living -
D,rectly behind her stands VICTORIA the Fifth, not
or..u of England, but OF pure English short norm Oar
ha, blood and well worthy to be called queen Of
~ hein the mother Of those celebrated OliO bul. SIR
V;an Prince Niain, anu lOuhg Iflnce, and long the
.u 81 the fine herd owned by Wan. Neil OF Cincinnati,
h REFUSES So 500 for her youngest calf yet unnamed
o,, two wears old, which is now on Mr Nefs Yellow
s IA IN unless he has lately been removed to that of
-, -, IA Illinois Victoria Is now At least Is years al
l, h.en imported 10y DIR. Watts, OF Ross ,unty when
and having oeased to brt ed, has been fsted 10 that
&C. "a +, become misshapen, yet stl sho Siog excellent
80 of q hsh bred animal This is nearly white on
t bodv with red neck aud legs, and not withstand
- b sg- and ianess, eas hearty and is As lively a.
her Young friend from kentucky.
49, 10 Victoria stands par Of Twin Oxen ont of tba
;ont stocks Of Henry Clay aud Dr. Watts years Old
49,, ,nr,bs Durham and fourth common blood col ~
rosn with white line backs very large and handsome not
.,s,ey fat YET enough to sho" what high fsgdin-
-, .ir If work oxen for year or two will aeconoI.h
nhen the, have the night kind Of blood to begin win
MI rsir have long handsome horns but there is no d
cor of taking the bull by the horns" because they are
gentle as lambs.
N.,t IN these beautiful twins stands pure red OK half
abolf Durham and Devon, who is a good tvp. of ,b.
later breed Approach him not as or careessy As
- nav his neighbors for he is not gentle 10 sir.nsrs
i named Ohio is years Old and was raised bv
Nm Osborn near Springfield in that State By hi, side
I'D his vok mate of pied color red and white. tlres
.,ths Durh,m and one-ourth Devon, year, old n,s
.;,c mos, remarkably fine handling qualities 6ne las
Cd ,1 GOOD head and neck, and handsome horns and in
several respects particularly in the way he is filed dowa
h,r the hind legs one Of the best models of IA, nv
., no found in America We beg OF you to study we'll tina
frn size and tAness of this and if you have any dam
,;c All mites for Newlor farmers remember tia, Ia
is named Slas Wright.
N.xt 70 him stands Tom COrwin. worthy represent
a.; % tho man and his Buckeye home-Oreat .,ro,,