The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19


THE AUTUMN Rs-AsaICULrURAL, INDUSTRY
AL AND EQUINE EXHIBITIONS The present season
is more than usually fruitful IN exhibitions OF the
products OF the skill of country IN every de
partmeDt oflabor. The great good which grows out
of these exhibitions is too generally ackno Eedged
to need word of encouragement from US. At this
time we desire to call particular attention to the
First National Exhibition OF Imported Blood, and
American Breeds Of Horses" which il to commence
at Springfield, Mas achusets, on the 10th October,
and continue during four days This exhibition will
be given under the auspices of the :" United States
Agricultural Society . and is intended TO crafty
the curiosity and encourage the ambition OF those
who desire the Improvement Of 80 indispensable
domestic animal as the horse" The exhibition will
be arranged in the best manner, and premiums to
the amount Of near two Thousand dollars will be
awarded to the exhibitors Of the best stock. There
will also be show Of fruits and flowers and grand
agricultural banquet during the time of the exhibit
ton. The exhibition is eminently national, and
therefore, should be emiDesty successful.
The New York horticultural Society will COM
mence it's fall exhibition Of fruits flowers, vegetas
bles, ETC.. at Nblos Garden, the goth September,
and it will continue during three days. The exhibi.
ton will be both entertaining hamanizing and in
structive. Flowers are many beautiful poems
sprinked through the dull prose Of everyday life.
The Committee Of Invitations Of the Massachu.
sets Charitable Mechanic Association have invited
to their seventh exhibition, now open in Boston,
and to close on the first Of October These exhbi-
tons are held trienfaly, and are largely attended.
The universal Yankee nation has given to the scien
tifc world many valuable inventions, and this exhi
| bition must be interesting.
| A City WITHOUT A MAyoR-At the last SEES.
sion Of the Rhode Island Legislature city charter
was granted to Newport, and the proper steps we're
subsequently taken by the citizens to organize mum
cpal government and elect officers Candidates for
Mayor were put in nomination by three different par.
ties, an election held and neither candidate 70
ceived majority Of the whole number Of votes it
was declared 70 be no election, and the newly made
city Of Newport was without Mayor. On the l4th
Of the present month the citizens again sought to &C.
lect a municipal head to their governments but as
the vote stood for Crans;on 25l, Hazard l62, and
Hunter 1873, there was again election, and the
fashionable city Of Newport is yet without Mayor.
But, praisewortby in their endeavors, the citizens
resolved not to give it up so and, through their
Common Council have ordered that oher'election
be held, on the Alb Of October next, We shall await
patiently for the trial without venturing to predict
the result, for sufficient fer the day is the evi,
thereof" In the meantime, the question might be
settled whether have city without M ayorf
ThsaCtleni Intelligence.
A NEW PRIMA DOkNA-THL PUKIrANI AT NIBLOs-
MISS JULIA DkAN-Ahs. FARkEN-FOKEIGN MUSIC
AND THE DRAMA.
As eaders yell aware New York is full to
fosng and al the theatres full every night the
managers all doing we'll and efforts Of the players
are properly sppre cisted By their sudenses
NJ Narezek's opera season positively commences this
evening, with Bsinis cpers the Pursni In the east
notice the Of Stefsnope saiv Marini, and Be-
neventano. We 10 have sight at Aax's new
frtt rste-sigporinAC ODsteeDzs MsDzipi young and
pretty prima donna, who has sung 1t the San Carlo,
Naples also at Rome and Florence She is make her
debut Lucia We oslsve that NJ Msrstzsk intends to
give the New York public feriss Of operate reprsssn.
tations equal if rot superior TO anything thai
had in Now York We have doubt that he will be
sustained BY the public Severs operas TO be
produced, and the manager raised pec.a-
tons to high pitch assured that he does not
intend to disappoins
AT the Broadway Theatre last Saturday evening Mss
Julia Dean concluded her epssgemen; If twelve nights
1t has been very successful We are of the opn-
ion that her revival Of stupid mess of trash a.
:" The Belle OF the Faubonrs rot in good taste.
It's long, dull affair, with most improbable plot.
Aacesine she character IN wnicn Miss Dean sppsarsis
strong orethat Is she gsts imp cbAbe ait
uatiOp seemingly for the purpose OF showing how well
the actress can portray the strongest emotions Her hus
band Is oIuEkaId and she deposits child the bsx
Of the founding hospital for fear thst she will BE-
abe TO msinta'n it villain who suts child for q
particular purpoe, takes this one when Msdelane
erdeayors t. Il she besn re-
moved This is the portion Of the plot in which Miss
Dean gets all the sppsu and ienty, where her
acting should be superior Such not the fact In the
first act where SIZE choes hes husband for his neglect
her fine expression and swestonsd voice would favor
ably impress the ss-srest critic This, asd her out
burst OF JOY as his promised reform very vel done
but the portrayal of the eeper passons-her reisct
alcs at parting with hsr cnuc her she
found that il had been was not natural It
was not the deep regret OF motner-it like
the Indignation Of child who mas lost his favo1its play
thing. 1t burst-a paroy xism-pot deep, settled
grief The effect also destroyed by the want Of
good reafon Why she shou d give up her child The
piece contains too much talk and too little incident.
The SIT uations iprobsbe piece ought
to be burisd snd sgsin civilized country
Miss Dean promises lead the American stage Her 10.
Communications 10 that honer fine, intellectual
face full rich voice. with goe6 pass, and consider.
able talent for The profession We do any
tang orig and therefore cannot say whether she has
genius not. she makes the usual points in the old
pieces. She has bad figure AWE ard style Of
using her Her ~ le IS emipently American, snd
she dashes through psst like thoroughbred, as
sbe is. Sometimes she acts and she always
fsvors W with exubel o. .esticalston which il
always with her upsrace ,ui frequently ont Of place.
Miss Dean IL yet young aud viii undoubtedly win high
psce on tho rol OF living Bat a admire
her and hope for beI American actress
hope the VIII not give more bad foundations from
French failures, Where IL the new ptecs By gentle.
of this city, which ths managers promised us
|" during Misc Deans engage ment? -
1tf oniy Iecessaey TO- US 10 say that Mr.. Forrest
plays Damon ton gbt being his first appearaecs thia
season; the house will ns jimmet OF courte.
At Burton's, psVd CopreYfst4" aud Donbey and
Son" nave been revived khs delight o. citizens