The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-02

cf This association II is therefore unpopnlar; ~
exhibition consequently Is con It1te failure Dur
ing the first week the attendance vas limted ont
on cne day, (Friday,) Of last week yonr correspot-
deaf vas informed tlar egut shous'sad tickets were
rod, AT twenty five cents each. Compared visa
other e1hit iti0bs TIL Is email. Tn wanagsrs lay
the apg If TO the Crystal Palace and the uDplss-
sa. { weather. The Is ston people, however. sise
the reason shove mentioned. The money collected
q, the exhibition, after It's expenses have been paid
goes 10 the charitable fund II the society Inc tx,
pepses are very oeavy. The quantity aad quality OF
articles at the fair OF 1853 IS not mp % the u>uu
park Of excellence. fhere are nearly 800 entries,
but very few rev or useful ingentloas. faaeul'
He'll presents an array Of fancy SOAPS, lar
dyes lard oil, Wors,ed work pl'ens bltching, Wis,
shell boxes, dc. MIR ChickeTing has som. hue piano
fort,s, mos, Of Which Size kept locked and covered
Sose fine furniture il shown but II Il all very heavy
o. iuuny, ike Boston lurlitu,t generally. One
ptnienan exhibited a capital article for bachelors
Nheo closed u represented library, with writing
desk ano drawers, measuring seven feet by i've. Ia
thu ars,ce combined a ped, bedstead sui-
lette, washstaud library, and wardrobe. The prise
is S75 Sue fiue bedste ,ds shown; the mattress
rests on den Janle covered with canvass nlied
with suiral sriogs. The Bay State Mills, Lawren e,
have large display of their manufacturer aediul
broadcloths, shaws, &c. The prize Of the last
named gods hss increased thirty per cent over last
year. Why? There we're large number of sewing
and wa hing machines, but nothing neG III The ina
chine way exc.pt II uode OF q system Of atmos-
pherc isiegrsphte, which has attracted o,nsldera
feet tute from Boston to Nes York by The force Of
CON pressed atmospheric air be can transmit pack
ages from New York 20 Boston in ten minutes The
scientific writers generally think the experiment Will
be successful ana tie " iiae' Is 70 be opened when
s5ve Geo shall be subscribed
There are paintings At the exhibition. Ste
pbenson ard Csrew tave some ststuary, the great
attraction being The lass naoed geateman's
" Wounded Indian which vas shown III London.
There is notbing from New York
Last Tuesday evening the Society had public
meeting a. fremont Temple, when George Il Rus.
sen I RoxbCly pronounced vel, written adore s..
hen there levee for TIE more favored oncs ~
tie Revere House, II which speeches Were made py
Nr n. 7. Banks, Mr.. Duncan, OF New Orleans, and
others. b. r. Hilttt, United st sfes Attorney, re-
sponded T. the following seDiilsnt:
Tie rre. i.pt tile United @tates-hay the glory ~
his aGnuhtrat be the OF the arts OF peace
rather than Nsr-the right of honest labor ia thsc
than both arms Of national defence.
The exhibition was TO c'osa last Saturday night-
Business in Boston is lively The fall trade has
opened aell, aud the number Of country traders IN
town is very large. Such hotels as are frequensed
hy CONNIE rcial people tue Exchange Coffee House,
American House. &c.--are full 70 OVERLOOKING.
In political matters, there : the usua amount Of
scramblipg for chances Ut the State crib The Her.
AID tas = excellent political spondent that
hardly anything is left after he has gone over tae
fsd. W.