The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

AonHan, coemg - outside hgurcs Corn IN dStNung de-
nasos q 10 900 bushels q 80 kc &c., Canal fregh 70
New York-whsst 20c Receipts In tbs ~ b0urs no 70
Cana export-ie06 obls. -four. l2a sl2 bushels wheat
md II, 100 bushes corn.
The Charity Fair at the Crystal Palace.
Alnost every enterprise got up 10 The Crystal Palace
- aed nom some cause or other, and We were naiu-
rally spprehensve the Of the fair which the
hAes Of he various Catholic churches In this city have
established in that magnificent structure for the erection
" new hospital which 70 DO under The charge Of that
nssle and devoted community who are well known
'sess Of Charity" TO the poor aAd the outcast But
% hind hearted and benevolent ladies who have
ssed upon this good work have been rewarded beyond
N expectation and the Crystal Palace has ut last seen
vnhh IN transparent walls enterprise that Ia destined
y hsye The most brilliant success the fair has only
Been In existence hree days, and Is the talk or the
whale city, Every has either or "a going to
see u and we think the ladies' will be OBLIGED
y extend the time from ten 70 twenty days, 70
ssye al . chance TO have glance q in many
ssvehks cur,osities and wonders. Last evening the
nsves crowded and the fair exhibitors were taking
- the money SO last that impossible 70 meet all
No demands upon their attention. And all this wing
their admirable taste In The display OF articles wei
Me manner in which tho whole affair has been ar
ranged. Locking down from the galleries. tho whole
xsoy presents thespperance Of m mnense bazar gilt
seI,pg with choicest specimens OF work manship
Here the easiest Of easy chairs which would
s.an into an Epscurean 70 look a and winch rs put up
n the exoeodir ely low rate Of dollar chance Here,
~ is complete service Of plate which pat up at the
sasrsoe. In fact think the ladies' iar too
Arh table has some half dozen or more fair attsud-
snts, who are always the ALERT and who mover miss
= opportunity Of pressing the merits Of tneif VARIOUS
WhA their exertops, they have engaged the younger
DsDbeIs Of their families their service, and with won
10 are attacked by one Of young statesmen or sales
veDen, the case may be, who houfishcs long bag
bsSve our eyes, with the request that We Will have
''Tshea grab, sir-wont you--ah do take grab now,
end help ne along; have got only few shilngs, and
- bus sir pence for grap-wont lou take grab2'
ssTake grab my son, certainly we'll take grab bat
woaIdDt you rather sell ou-wbAt win you take for the
s.Ah couldn't sell out, sir-then you see il would BIO
A soOe-aIdI want to give some other gentleman
We esn resist the enreaties Of our little friend, and
WsSccosdngly pay the required and take modest
gSab Diving into the bag with less oovetousness than
= SsSs pncusnion, which depositsd again in he Bag,
vh the hope that there may be end to the grabs
- tbeYalMy Of those VINO make then.
Sy The appeal Of lreKe figure Of poverty. which
seszs IN hand card with the Following
sOuo cent Hyou please Iato the hat which he holds
n he csher he small donation is ,hro1n, and on We 90,
psang e charity and zeal Of the noble ladies' who have
worked 30 untrngy 70 render this enterprise worthy Of
~ public support and the benevolent object which II has
Nohips In c can surpass the enterprise Of tho ladies'
1sss worthy q al praise rnsy have arsssy, with
e assistance OF OF the gentlemen connected with the
ysr so up an entirely new entertainment, which, We
heve NO doubt viii prove great source Of pleasure
the spectators profit the noble charity which
Intended 70 aid. We moi u liberty to publish de-
an once at private eshibtou We car recommend il
- tho patrons Of art Of the greatest inventions Of
We cay. This evening will We understand, be exni-
Sed for the first 20 the public, and a. viii be ON az
hbitton but very fhor time advise all lovers Of the
hsvel and curious TO see t. great deal Of art has been
.n ~ MSoS has
ed upon IL, II can be exhibited for 70 small
sum, the price Of admission being only twenty Ave
cent? The exhibition IL under the Of the Ades Of
g. Peters church, who, well ~ the ladies Of Tho
sher churches, have been ndefaugabe In their e1sr-
1upose which il is designed 70 subserve.
Bat this mot ali the ladies' have DONE or are doing 70
sssst The good "ssters " In their work Of charity
ybey have enlisted literature one Of the agents by
which 70 increase their means fdoiag good They have
sascrcd the field Journalism and their first eort has
1sScsuo0 Of daily paper, sn,i.iod "T1e PeSs q he
1his - OF the n9mbers Of which 70 now before a.
% say that u 70 well written would convey but mint
Ma Of ns chAracter-tis absolutely dazzling with hu-
and wiz and piecc Of Newspaper enterprise is
assunsd 70 take high position In hc world Of Journal
aest every thing else at the fair, is disposed Of ats
sisng costn fact . merely nominal sum, mr. below
e value. We dont know e1.sty ths circulation has
so.ssao.nos Of The low price Il which ;od and The
character Of The talent employed upon r. win require
Asre receipts 70 meet the expeuees Mare reed hardly
In hs favor, and the public require only 70 be In
srn ed Of the existence Of good thing 70 give tnsr
hsAsy approval and support In conclusion, Ne give the
Allowing wrses nom the Pa1e ~ proof Of the
sbinky with which Il 10 conducted:-
OIL como unto our palace fair,
Whore Art, her char ma arraytng
win regal sway holds courts today,
Her royal wealth Displaying;
Oar hasdsons Pee, tho youss, ysssass,
VIII oct the cioerone.
Han show In haste whore goods are placed.
From gloves V maocaroni,
Hs'n bring you bells or coral shslls,
Hare iewels, watches oaaken,
Britannia ware, COED oil Tor hair,
PeYfumeYy In baskets:
Rph goods IN pt q, Of modern styles,
DARK colored brAids ov seases,
Neat pasasok and pretty dolls,
In Elm and satin drepecs.
= would cheer us lhe an angels hymn,
Gould We In pain remember,
mat when another hope grew dim,
We hnncd ns dying ember.
meu unto our PALACE fair,
where art her charms combining,
D6piays them al W aid tho call
OF sickness and repning
Thai those oppressed nnd place Of resi-,
: Which feeling hearts have given;
And anguish there. BY Shter's care,
b soothed with balm from heaven.