New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27

urally aus,ere have been cultivated ITO hsh deyr,s
et excellence; and there roason Why tie cosqas-.-
of art in this pleasing field snouli no; be ex..n5sd
There is reason, for example, Why De vii
rlum should not be cultivated into a. rnsu,
nles.ipe varieties as that imported from Euro,s
Mr. KrvApt concluded in the following words sni3
breaihless attention: Ny friends the earliest ccups-
ton 81 man. as caSi in safe OF innoeeooe, Wa Ne
are tod IA tend and dn-s he ga ien in which Re wa
paced. Twill not say that, 10 p.o)cEuoa ca men bs
lake themselves 20 t1is purso they raise lensey.,
nearer 10 state OF nDoceG,e; but tnis AL say, Au
few pursuits prtseut many agreeable features sh.
OF; .s touching TIC mind, Gnd he who employs hm>af
with il C,s up barrier moe aga ns' the n.raaaa
~ evil thoushts and unhalOwci wishes load a.
plause.l The owe OF plants s natural and whole.
some instinct, ard through than more perhso.
thar through shy Other means he sense Of besaty.
n PROPORTIONS OF grsoe tie far proportions Of form
ard harmony OF color, enter the m nj and win
it from low snd sross pursuts. TIE Qlakers,
whose views prevent them from cu!tyaing TIA
6re arts indulge their love OF beau'y with
on, scrupe or restraint in cuty1rg aoses
AID tmberishiug their grounds | hlve never bal
tyVrt ssOns more nhusisstlc than tho~e nj the OIL
Ousker usturalis. in the book recoring Us travels N
Florida. and IN the .sden of him aad a.. 500 near
Pbilsdelphs, We flowers ps-;s gs'hersi in
their travels which sill remain he pr snA Oensment
OF the city. Ny tnds, memb. ~ OF the Hor;icutu-
tAl society in Cu iy ling this art you engaged IN
good work. You cherish tie rels'ons Of a. 'aiat'
srceship ard III. con toe Often lost II cy life which
com Get Us with the ve9o'sbe world in he m DIST OF
which Goi rl-ced rs sli on which he made 50
6,peI can't. 80 tar az va occupy yolr MODS with
this pure and simple t,sic you ke yourselves upper
ver-td by lie wolf, And preserve ia vlev a rem'nis
ccuce OF the fair oricl0e garden Loui and received
applause.
As Mr. Bryant was stepping from the Platform, the
Pr sident Ire-tu'e ted Lin -ith the Prze Bouque',
amid the renewed apd hearty expression OF tie graft
6c4tiou Of the audience
Tie following premiums not nsie out on Tuesday
evening were ha, ded in by the Committee yesterday:
FLCus.
Fo- tho ec,t gee di.pay Fruit, % che ~
Fcr u best feuers dT.sy f Fru 20 Vim \ NapepteT 10
FrfEs
81. he hss n,ucl ys-ittc - III ma, ala
Epr tie 9d bot - tNTed vsrie' Harvey 60.
F,rtLe b., u.ncc tie. =. lsb' P4i. W. Ct,Dson
Fgs "a Ltst L2ucl vhe.sot IT, Pears, A. uod0u...
WNTARiNfS.
hes %. i.gr 10, bha~ bh bOls -
fSErfrN .trF>
fr the b.. FrU.h sfr-. Two @iuches o. each over
s 10 kJ',. James Aits .n......... ..-..... -
F,r H. bees iSL e BECK i,rlurg MT weighing l~'
than .l-. james Aus ....'.''''''
F. The b.. eW .e,neon. W1h-' w. Mrcl-H. ~
~ th. best Nr.s, IONS lease Sac
H,n.y.tc crou r-ie Il st~'d irs P'''1 LON - W.
ec,ion Pears fow M6ssEs. Ewais, oy 2ld saoitec
Il, n a. Saul : %.
SPECIAL AWARDS.
r, John Mckee. En-. Bi-set o." O. "a're f-n tor
Basket To- ". !. rnr' f'ra tlf- hrtct 20 = MAR
For.l ss,k.': - Ns1r, Tor "rnd bonlle' % W
j.. PblcX.s IN - t--rtN son for r. Lode. Land.ea2o
N,ter; 20 Geo T. Butler 1 ec icu - Potato ' q loas
Nauaud Albany ot ~ G-eeuhouse Plants an ~ Nsnesatd
Leaf q . eer hou,e Plans 3