New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

and ho Be no longer o6yu. lApPoSt AoyCo,
in sheir own Iovelinsss. When We ssk Of ~ lnss
flower what iss use, IL can ash esek 70 many - -
"sir, Of what use are you7" There s<e my q
who would End pretty hard to stsnd the test ofths
little flowers eafechism. When We maize preeee We
find IL difficult to direct what to give We deede tAae
gin be valuable. But there s one coin which - The
Of Natures sweet flowers (Appausci. The hngsage Of
flowers always goes TO the heart 1t d language not
in books, but II y written in the hieoroGlyph 81 Ma
ture itself. DO not know how they learned Il, bgt
have all had proof that they updeEstand u; and
person who has reached the years Of discretion has
never felt this language Of flowers 20 direct tohis heart
I can only say that l look upon him With feelings
of COMMUNICATION SO much 10, the beauty Of howers,
rebukng our gross utiiiarianism, and teach thst
God has made hfe to be lovely as well - usefaL i
believe that we Americans, for think great Of
being an American Iappausel. II we Try to be some
thing else than what are, we simply make oueivee
ridiculous II we try 10 be Counts and Dukes, We
are lust nothing at oil, neither Counts Dukes nor
Americans. The true course is for q man TO be him
self the of his father, and the
OF his own fellow citizen fAppausel With thh great
idea in the minds Of the people, l can zee
q noble future for America In social sefue-
ments and beautiful tastes. We are 70 have
life far more beautiful and festive than we have ever
known. What connection there u between the eul-
tvation Of flowers and the re6nemen.s ofhomel With
horticulture have seen new system Of architect
uie. What name stands higher than that Of Down
ipgi Go where you viii and you viii see some me-
mortal of his fine fancy-some monument Of he archi-
tecural skill We are business people, but We be-
ieve in being refined people, and will we,eene the
day when in our homes, IN he green helds undo, the
spreading trees shall enjoy ourselves with child
hood and age, man and womsn, music and Howcrs.
and will receive the benedction OF God smiling down
upon [Applausel.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Oseood's remsrks the
Secretary announced the following hist Of awards
m fha ppf I'M hp
FLanfs PotsBe collections Of Fchsiss pemiun efsS
I.ed David Scott, gardener to Mr. holeooh i@hs'
Best gle specimen plant bloom premium Of ss; awarded
Ps for The 10 to Malta cooSs sns Fa
Seeding PLsais-frsmum Of -, awarded ,. Tstis sr
Plsnu% Of 81, awarded Mr. crauson fos seeding An
Premium Of 81 awarded to D. Boil 4h't. for 49, seed
Diploma awarded to James Weir Gowsnus L. L. fer second
Ros.-Bsst collection premium Of ssi awarded 10 n. De-
second hes. collection premium Of ssi awarded D. Boil,
Kae,-B.st twenty four, premium Of ssi awarded to g.
Second te iw'n'yfOur, premium Of sai awarded 70 u.
Roses Beat twelve premium Of s,; awarded TO NJ p0a.@.
seceId best, premium OF *li to O. Mari .s,.-v..
The judges maie favorable mention ofswo Seeding Hes
Hardy H. 5aeos. Tssi,-Premium Of s,i svGsed &c J.
Hewitt, gardner to A. Bridsemsn Astoria 60 ...s..-
to iss s%in & Ie' s,s pss%a aoSossn.
tSSssa.-Bs. collection premium Of ssi swssaed 70 w.
J. Pt BIOOtlyn Second beat premium Of "a s"a'a'd to
Bossss Be-. psE bouquets. premium Of 81 sw.dsd
coSnor Be-. Paor Boueues premium Of 80, swssdsd
J. Weir Second best premium Of *si to '" wn''' Of
Sa,ks. II fSr1,-Flrt premium Of Is, to }. weL Long
I'sps Second best s. P, s s .ss..a to osors.
L.s sss1si sHsP .ssdsa to D. Boil SEEDING a.
S%amse,rs.-To Dr. j. NJ Ward Of NswSh, J., tho
To J. Rspiy,s, A.OIi., the bss. quart called Long
ID n~s ri for bs second Be-. quart
Goosebo,isa-To William Cairns Of Newark, NJ t,sz~r
To ES~Id Decls for the second best quart p,snen ~
Gyop<sTo William Charlton, Gardener 70 j. u tween "a
ten Island PR IS for the best foa bsnehes 81 bot
To wa lam Charlton premium of % W. awarded for tho
ch1,ie.-TO Dr. NJ Ward OF Newark, sr tho best eoIsc
"'p 81 W@ cr.nson r two s.. sns c.ahnovs
10 Cicero H. Ripley Of Port Richmond Staten leland for
collection " Vegetables. diploma Yves awarded
At 10 O'Clock the Exhibition closed. -
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.
A special meeting of the members Of this Ciub was
held last evening at their rooms No. $50 Broadway.
The President, Mr. JOHN CocHRAxs, occupied The
chair The object of the meeting was for the purpoeo
of completing arrangements for the celebration Of
their anniversary.
The Special Committee reported that under direc-
ion Of the Club, understanding that the proposed
celebration should be brilliant one, he'd consequently
engaged tho Metropolitan Thester and IN excellent
band The Committee had entered into general
correspondence with distinguished political gsnAenen
in al parts of the Union, and very many Of them had
intimate their intention to be present and participate.
It had been the desire Of the Committee 10 draw To-
geher men Of the North and the South, and they
were to announce that two distinguished gentlemen
lGoyernor Wise and Ex-Governor Seymour would
most undoubtedly be present and address the
meeting.
motion to appoint a committee Of six To prepare
suitable resolutions to be presented at the proposed
meeting after discussion was voted down.
A motion was adopted TO hold The annual election
Of the Club between the hours Of and O'Clock p n.
on the 30th Of June.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Tho Roard of Fducation held a regular meeting