The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-04
City Intelligence.

SPLENDID CATTLE AND SHEEP ExmmroN.-Among the
attractions that concentrating themselves
the neigbborhood OF the Crystal Palace we would
particularly draw attention to exhibition OF prize
cattle and sheep, belonging to Messrs Hsabrd Bishop
Co., that really well worthy Of inspection Tbs
number Of animals exhibited is small consisting eleven
head OF cattle and few choice merino Sheep but for
size and weight they surpass thing that be-
fore remember seeing. and we believe warranted
in s,erting that the Smthfed show of prize cattle
England never offered to public notice such collection
of cattle the Waters to the approaching Worlds FAr
and our citizens in general have now opportunity
Of behodipg Among them is pure white hefer called
the Pride Of Kentucky from the farm Of Henry Olsy
which is SO tame that even infant might handle It
with impuDity This extraordinary docty is, however,
characteristic of all the cattle exhibition which may
be partly owing to their mmenfe bulk, but is rather at
trbutaS,s 70 the care bestowed upon them, SO that
the most tmid female may rot be under the least ap
prehension Another animal Of extraordinary size is
four year old heer called Jenny Lind which l. estimated
Devon breeds Two Thousand dollars have been offered
and refused for this really splendid animal Another
the 10 stock Of Henry Clay and Dr. Watts which only
require to be in order to obtain general
Apart from other considerations, their perfect
bance in color, size weight and bulk is quite astonh
ipe they are Gs perfect twas In everything Shaks
peares Dromios and beat the Sismese twins hollow for
uniformity of appearance. Another splendid animal
named Tom Corwin is Of matchless size is is short
horned Durham aised in Ohio and weighs 500 lo
indeed too proper justice should be obliged to go
tprough De rhole list cered for among such magnid
cent cattle y IS impossible select; they all superb
or and therefore hs nvidous to above
the oher 10 say which is the best would bs mpos
sility for IL the expression be ao we'd they oil
best, and We should be v-y 10th to have to make
others. Yesterday by spec. invitation the prnc cal
butchers and cattle dealers Of our city visited tn. exit
bton al unanimously gave the~ most unqualified ap-
probation OF the animals presented "a their view
The WEATHER Notwithstanding the .om ,arativelv .d
vanced period OF the summer for it Is to recoected
that ne are now in June the warmth by no i very
50 n rmA,,
teroay ut being at rs, and the previous aav
Thursday considerably less when it only at de-
grsesan unusually low state Of the temperature thu
period Of the year Towards evening" however OF yeser
day the Thermometer rose TO 76 which its height at
r. NJ. and the night continued very warm. There was
beautiful display Of sheet lightning ia the OF the
night which, from the circumstances Of it's being general
y ipnocuous might be admired without any alloy to the
qualification About ii O'Clock a tremendous fall Of
rain took place accompanied with thunder and lightning,
which con nusd until our gepg to press.
TIE P~IcE AHD THE DISTRACTIONS BRoApwAY.-In
coDHqpsace OF the continued distractions caused by
stages, esrts, &c in Broadway from Fulton street to
Maiden hne, the Mayor has deputed two police officers
keeping order and compelling the stage drivers and
drivers Of other vehicles, to pass along with little
delay as possible. At many periods through the day it
is impossible for persons 70 the street. and it bs-
quite amusing 70 the two police officers Moore
and Mahon escort Tor it ght be called poD the ladies
his charge half dozen OF pretty yousg ades in the mid
die Of Broadway surrounded by vehicles and praucing
horses but the star" breasted pilot conveys them
to the ement OF the passing spectators. The plan
adopted by tie officers Is great convenience to persons
wishing to the street
NEW EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT YoRKvnIE On Wednesday
last new Protestant Episcopal Church consecntod
at Yo,kvie, by Bishop Wainwright attended by large
body Of the clergy Of that denomination The archso-
tc Of the building is Of that desert pton called the early
Enrl being furnished externally with buttrs at the
angles and series OF the each side. The front
consists Of projecting Of masonry supported
either sice IN like mapner by buttrsssss narrowing in
their ascent a. the several stages and crowned the
summit by square bel. urret terminating in feur inter-
sectpg gables Internally the roof is epeA timbsred in
imitation Of black walnut resting slight octagoosl pill
lars from which spring three arches between each Of the
windows, that produce elegant and light effect The
size Of the building Is 10 feet by 49, and will afford
mod.ton for The cost OF the building which
Is principally Of brick The front being finished ms,tc
amounted to 81 500 The design by Mr. J. Wood
Johns the architect
IUPIIc SCHOOL EXAMINATION On Wednesday, public
examination OF School No g. situated in Elm street,
held, which highly satisfactory To ali concetned,
both teachers and scholars. The commenced
with the primary department in which there ara 295
pills ard followed by that Of the female rtnent
ice of whom were present after which the pupils Of
the male department. under the care Of J. d. Sgeeny