New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24


an over the United States How Is this farmers
ashemed to show what they raise in such quantities for
racers. and the Laadpke breeds, which in our
travels al tie country, running their long noses
through the rail fences almost far enough 70 root up the
ferce row Of potatoes WHY don those who take
pride in raising such stock snow them Tor the benet OF the
4 rest Of mankind
Hor.ss-whh the exception Of stations, the show not
what should be In fact Is contemplate no; a. coed
for roadster carriage and WORK horses may De seen
every day in the NewYo City horse market. We
disappointed in tbs part Of the exhibition Il was argued
b. those vhe advocated this Outo the locality for the
Fair that il great region for good horses, and the eI
hhiton cf this ola. Of stock would be great very
large number Of stalls prepared many Of which 70
main unoccupied some Of the horses shown particularly
the Morgan and Black Hawk breeds which form nearly
the whole show please the lockers on pretty we'll There
good many fanny nags, much too large proportion
for the number Of real solid farm horses.
Nedf CGffe-Ths show Of these i good. Lewis G Nor
Mss. Of fordham Is large exhibitor IN TINS Line ne hl'
IL Durhams bulls and heers of various coors' red
and white. His bull Marquis Of Carabas is one OF
the hnndomest eoored on the ground His show Of
Devons is very beautiful We noticed very nne yearlns
bull He has the number Of these the Dafhams.
His stock is great feature Of the exhibition
j. b Tuckerman Of Otsego County, has frst-Tate two
year old Devon bull
Geo VsI Of Troy, is an exhibitor Of Devons, among
which is fine bull called Mayboy year and months
CID Just imported, which vii make good breeder This
gentleman who has been an extensive breeder OF short
horns is changing of that breed for the Devons.
Remington Bowen are also large exhibitors Of this
breed Of cattle.
Dr. C. Howe, Of Cayugs County. is also large exhib
iior lie ha. a good four year old bull.
There quite number Of other exhibitors OF this best
Of all kinds Of cattle for universal Of American
farmers.
Huncerford Brodie of Jefferson Co, have very
good Ayrshire cattle two year old bull red and white
mOtiled, is particularly handsome.
Samuel Curtis exhibits dark red Ayrshire bull the
good points Of which failed 10 His head heard
judge Of cattle say just what We thought IS decidedly
E p Prentice Of Albany has handsome show of Ayr
shire his bull Dundee ih mostly white, with red head
rJ.or h,lo rat f-vhifa
beautiful
Fourteen Hersford of all ages and kinds by E. Corning
Jr- make good show. Mr.. Cornings bull, Cardinal
Wiseman, Is a very superior one.
Remington Bowen, have heifer two years old Feb
&C. s3 this breed which has dropt two calves the first
when she III months old Her second calf is now
OfDevon Bulls, there is a good show The best in our
opinion three years old il imported when calfby
Ambrose Steveis There several others, very hand
some bulls and beautiful cows Of this our favore red
cOicred cattle
Edward G. Jdne, Of West Farms, has some beautiful
Deyons Of which is the bull Osceoa, well known in
Nesches,er County fine one.
The Durham cattle too numerous to particularse.
Among the handsome bulls ofhs breed notice one pure
milk white owned by Joseph Howell called North Star
Another almost white, owned by Henry Iolhurt of Troy
years old match any OF the for great size
lie is a noble animal The forty head of fat Durhsms,
tntioned in my letter yesterday excite good deal OF
admiration few of them really Fat and all just such
only should sold for beef No; that they are at all
what they could be made but because they much
better than the ordinary run beet cattle that have in
market The swner intends to take them direct to New
York from heIe He has brought them quite out of his
way help make up the show, without much prospect Of
getting any reeompen-e from the society
W should lie glad mention the other exhibitors OF
this breed OF cattle but have not room for description OF
all The cattle the creditable part Of the whole
exhibition Without them it would not be worth journey
OF ten miles to see 1t would only equal respectable
county fair The reason alleged Is. because ra'hed
The true reason is because Saratoga reigned.
Work Oxen superb There is string of II yokeal
red oxen on the ground owned by +. Il H. Sheldon, OF
Csyuga county. They from TO year old One pair
of year old cherry bay red are very superb There Is
another pair o twins very handsome Ii Is string that
will be difficult to beat. They will make an average OF
nineteen hundred of beef and in better condition than
half VIC have the city market. The average value OF
tie fourteen yoke 5000 which they would sell readily
They are crosses of native stock with Durham and Devon
and are all worked upon the farm of the Ten Of
the yoke are exhibited together for premium for the best
ten yoke II is said to be the best ten yoke ever exhibited
The mpetng string belong 10 different in Sarato
ga Some OF them very good but the whole are not
not TO be compared with the others.
OF Fat Cattle the show independent Of the 49, very
email The i that the Society offer no premium
Why Is il important to ascertain the cheapest AL
best mode OF making good beef and equally so to encour
age feeders contend which show the latest animals
The show of Agricultural implements is very meagre
We but very few things worthy of particular notice
Briggs Talbot OF schoharie County have an Improve
ment upon the Tanning Mill that good IL consists OF
double motion to the shoe, by which the upper part has
more motion than the lower part.
There are Flows, such used thirty years ago
How they do with those Of the present day.
There il Straw Cutter, invented by w.
W Gale OF Kentucky. 1t il frame three feet and
half long with heavy fly wheel at end and an iron
shaft lying at the bottom OF sort OF trough Upon tins
shaft there 30 fingers each side which work between
80 knives somewhat like the sausage meat cutter. The
straw stalks laid in and the sh8ft revoves
carries the through the knives, making SO cuts at
once with about the that ordinary machine
cuts one. Ii will also cut roots pretty well.
Atkins Automaton Reaper and kaker excites great
d. of curiosity Ii is the universal opinion that will
answer the purpose for which it was designed
Friday, Sept. c3-The rain storm Of yesterday after
fba Exhf ifionf oh
could have been expected. About $4,000 had been pre-
viousy taken. To-day the weather is again fair and 80
il the attendance At IL lock, the Hon Wa c. RVEs.
Of Virginia delivered address the Fair grounds in
which he considered the connection Of Agriculture with
free political institutions the comparative position OF agr
culture in Europe and America, and the standard Of agr
cultural profits In both countries. He opened his discourse
by happy alu-ion a former meeting Of Virginia and
New OK farmers on the plains OF Saratoga in the
tumn of lila meeting not to subdue the SOIL but the
common enemy who had taken possession Of H. lie then
passed review Of the importance and advancement Of
Agriculture contrasted the condition Of agricultural
POPULATION with the peasantry of Europe, and forcibly
comba Ell the prevailing idea that agriculture IL poorly pad
In this country in comparison with other pursuts-We
shall Try publish Mr.. Rvess eddress entire in our Even
ing Edition
The following few of the principal premiums that
have been arded today:
SHORT HORS DURHAM CATTLE.
NORRIS Becar, of Westehesier County, for the best
three year old bull Romeo I'd best do, A. l.. Wood,
Jefferson Co, Robin Hood.
NORRIS Becar for tie best year old do, Marquis
Of Carrabas very beautiful animal % best do, K. G.
Alden, Madison Co, FavOrte.
l. G NORRIS OF Mount Fordham for the best one year
old bul Tommy Bates, animal Of great promise.
George Vail VI Troy for the best bull calf.
Noel Becar for the best short horn three year
old named Oxford; % best do l.. g. Norris, Bloom.
NoelJ Becar for the best two year old, Lady Bsotni