New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-21

The great racing mare Fashion, attracts much no.
tice. She has with her blooded colt. She IS now
over 81 years Old and has for her at differ
ent times $6i 600 In 1912 Fashion beat Boston. She
j. owned by Reeber 81 keeting OF Lancaster,
Ohio who purchased her three years ago for e 800
These gentlemen also Bonnie Scotland i'm
ported stallion five years old, undoubtedly the finest
imported horse in the State. lie il dark bay, with
black legs, name and tail. He belongs IN the first
blood stock of England and before he brought to
this country gained reputation for speed their
most celebrated courses. This stallion has received
the tirst prize. Among the American stations, the
most prominent are Green Mountain Morgan Iron
Duke, Morgan Messenger, Sweet Oven, Blackwood,
IT.. and Flying Cloud.
Tuesday afternoon, a Mr. VIM. BAN OF Xenia Ohio,
delivered a lecture upon the Rarey system Of horse
training. He afterward operated on a Wild colt.
There have been about 300 entries of cattle a. fol-
lows:
Work aud s,esrs... IS ereords.. II
10 Deyons. q
siaLied................. blMch Cows.............
The cattle are OF excellent quality. Fairboy took
the frst premium. He j. three year. old weighs 60
n, and is owned by Thomas Aston, Lorraine County,
Ohio.
Defiant took the second premium He i. five years
old wei chs or b. and is owned By John Porter
Cuyehoga County, Ohio.
The frst premium for a was given 10 three
year-old, from Lorraine County, belonging TO John
Humphrey.
There we're sixteen aged bulls over years old
brought into the pound.
Fr.t premium taken ty Kneferbrher red roam bull
owned By w. n Chamberlain Of Clarke Co4ny Ohio weight
second premium taken sy Master Miller white b1T.
ewued by HIN Joue. Of DeSssre Comfy, Ohoi weigh,
.ito 10
There also premiums awarded for two years,
yehrhngs and calves.
In tie mechanical department:
Mr. L B. johnson OF Willow Greek Mchiss1, received
Nm. R Cro,rof Piqas srst premium for olehor.e csr.
Peter Van Se-s Of Tsin premium far :sohore family
Wm Reor Co. Of Cincinnati forIarse cooking range .o
for csoking and paricr stove.
John w spsndins Cleveland Ohio ,oos he sr. prem.
"a iH r. fTR;at f.R;o sa5, ssdssy y 20 sot 't b .d
B. Eseh Of ssndu.ky, for pair, bet bOots.
drain Ji-.
The exhibition Of fruits was fair. considering the
season there we're some thirty premiums awarded in
this department.
Tie exhibition Of farming implements was not as
large at former Fairs, but attracted considerable
attention from those more Immediately interested 10
their use.
The regatta ON Wednesday was witnessed by 4
vast cOEccurse of people. and intense feeling wa
manifested on the occasion. Sandusky Bay never
booked more lovely than at this time. Al signal
gun from the United States steamer Michigan, nine
teen yachts were fying over the waters.
After passing the ,take-boat the Collins Of C.eye-
land took the lead and kept it until she had rounded
the upper stake-boat when she suddenly capszed.
But for this mishsp il is conceded by al that she
would have taken the first prize. The steam-tug
Niagara went 10 her relief and took of her men.
Tie Stranger and Ruby Of Detroit in frst
amid the plandits ot the multitude. IL was inter-
e-tiLg ten-Inile
This afternoon the ladies' riding-mach takes place.
There are fifteen competitor. for the prizes. From
the numbers present il is manifest that much interest
j. felt in this exercise. The display o premium stock
was splendid and created universal admiration. Gen
ilemen from Pennsyvanis and Michigan present pro-
bounced il one Of the finest they had seen. The
gross receipts Of the Fair, near he
famed, VIII amount TO about $4,000. Tie State