New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

C.f ,Jr We need not say tha' Il IS 40. a al 70 the
Ysrs a. former years those who think iha il open a.
the sane tine with its great rival g. Tie Cryal Pa &c al
r,adly urdorstsnd why noi g. fun a. has oeen when
hLcd tie exclusive right to the Cry
In ,b r,eaaer appearance Of the Castle Garden show
there room r some painful reflections When we compare
TIA. with the funess Of the foreign departments al the
C,vsl Palace The American Institute del med and
s usnaeers have laboTed to Pr mote and encourage
American hsnios and manufacturers and home Protuc
We have attended their fairs annually for many years and
have seen much to interest and instruct We have felt
proud 81 pleased to witness the delighted crowds that have
attended he Fas FOR we iclt that American Insiu
ton was duly appreciated We constrained now in
Of the present 10 think that what took for a
Irovsl ard support Of good work only g. idle cur
o-,y to crafty which the crowd hocked tie Far
Just they DO DOW to the Crystal Palace What took
for an approval Of things American, only the grldcs
ten Of American curiosity The managers made ths; pay
the many merOrous premiums which they have AWARDED
They VII not make il pay this year They 10 GIT as well
lave dpened with their regular annual Far IN consdsra
ton Of the oyershadowng show upon Reservoir y 1are
1t il evident that tie crowd prefer fresh water - salt
Fsshon with many the only guide, goes with the million
up town, while the few utlasns Of the word 90 down
good many more might 90 TO both places II Is true that
the show at Castle Garden is compared " IN
that ct tie Crystal Palace but Is American American
II We hhu On American III CiunI. "o1'u
sustain manuacurersand contribute something to
the support Of an institution whose object is TO sustain
American PRODUCTS and for which il devOies al the money
received FOR admissions and membership which is it, only
income
In our walk through the Castle on Saturday made
note Of a few things to which viii call the attention Of
visitors TIE exhibition Of Agricultural implements is poor
enough the whole and there is look about the bridge
leading from the battery the Castle where bulky articles
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chilling sensation this long hall One Of the
rqost attractive things here is Atkins Auomaion Reaper
reading ont is long fingered the wheel for
ward take up the grain and laying down in punches
ready for the binder out Of the way of the next round
Why do bind grain that to be passed directly through
the threshing macbine2
Tlon we have Ketcbum's Moving Machine; Of which
Thousands already speak in high terms
There is Self holding Plow which particularly de-
scrbed in advertising columns Thursday. 1t
worth notice. Farmers. look at it
Mummss Corn Shelter ought to be carefully examined by
those who need suitable for hand horse power and
not expensive This Corn Shelter is box feet long
IA feet wide and feet high In the bottom is concave
shared CYLINDER inches by H. Of wood faced tn iron
saves toehod-ears thrown in upon board serving as
hopper are held up the cylinder by wood springs so that
butt and points have equal bearing they pass out the
cobs side and grains drop below doubls geired
price is SO.
There is straw cutter with 25 blades inch apart
The straw is thr into hopper and toothed wheel in
the bottom carries the straw round against the knives max
ing 35 cuts once il does work hard and does work
fast There another upon similar principles only that the
knives are circular and revolve.
balanced gate attracts almost much attention
as the uutomaion reaper 1t worth description This is
the last positively the last improvement in hanging gate
Ia, bv hack off he
as railroad gate works on rollers But this has rollers
il is sustained on new principle which works well Sup
pose it is half open between two posts then the four sup
porrs upright two of which attached to work
on pin inside Of the posts each side and two on
pins the bottom Of the center baen of the gate Each
of these last fastened by another pin the center to the
set attached the posts The upper part Of the two stats
on tie gate are fastened together by guide pin. which
works in Sat attached to the posts that as the gate
showed forward back the supporters take the form of
braces opening and shutting ike pair of shear and
vorsrg position tho weight Of the gate being all the time
equally sustained and working very easy for light gate
and may do for heavy Tho prn pe is good one
Another curiosity something enr ly new, and which
has been brought into existence vcrfnon Of the Gdage
that necessity the mother Of invention is canvas house
II twelve Ct square six feet high at the and seven
and half feet in the center has four windows and door
all upon hinges and constructed that be folded to
gethtr upon hinges into fiat bundle six feet across car
ried by two mile and SGT up again in hour 1t
also has four frames canvased for leths which also 1d
up quite out of the way. The is painted water
proof and the whole appears substantial The price 800
The Horticultural part Of the exhibition is better than
other departments There is pretty good show OF
fruit for the season, among which tced enor
winter pear and very beautiful ounces that
much neglected. but very good and profitable fruit
Among The vegetables there is predomnance of over
grown bets Beets not improved by great size OF
course the mammoth squashes Also big cab
bage hoadshe bigger the better for these There
ALTO specimens OF valuable, though but little known
vegetable the Kolorab This sort Of turnip cabbage
the bulb grows in place of the head
Thee samples of very choice seed corn. and
of stowes evergreen corn the seed of which
every farmer ought obtain possible 1t is the
best green that ever eaten.
L. ID Crpel of Ulster County n Y, shows samples Of
improved oais45 bs to the bushe Also improved buck
wheat rye and wheat
There are potatoes exhibited that look though of
the family thought Of roting
Fatal AccDEST-OneM Nan Killed and four Others Buried
Ahre On Sturdsy morning between and O'Clock, a
serious accident occurred in Madsons, between Rutgers
and Pike sts by the cavng in of which Is being
built in that street. killing and buryng four others
in the Garth The workmen engaged in this job and
humber of Policemen Of the Seventh Ward commenced at
once to exrcae the unfortunate sufferers most of whom
were buried for an hour and half The following the
NAMES OF the killed and injured
kiLed-John Murray, 90 years Of age, native Of Ire
land who arrived in this country sboat three months
since was found to be sutiocated when tken out His
body conveyed to the Seventh Ward alton House
iJpred-1homas McCue, residing in Rivington st.
was seriously injured internally he conveyed to the
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