New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
TIE STATE FAIR.
vra 0ur Ow, Reporter.

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SrR.cuss, Monday Evening, Oc.. I. ia
lhsve just scertained from Col johnson. 49,
OF the State Agriculture! Society. ,ha, in sve-.I
partments the entries eycesd in number In "a. a,
preYous year. and certainly the show of co, ,.,..
the ground has never been cqusled At ,h;,s.Ix A.
If the Fair. Every clsssd horned c,t,e ,nne,,.,.,
well represea ats~i Of course the Durhans .,s N
will take the lead in NUMBER bat the Other, ,w,p -
lack in good animals. There is a superior H..
bull from Ohio. anil an imported cow ,h., .,,,..
much attention. Samuel Thorn Of Du,che,. G.
has some Of his remarkable sho,t horps h.,, -,
probably some of the best Sou.hdovr ,h,., :. A..
country Mr.. Fail and Mr.. Richardson of W..,,A."
ter, and Mr.. Wainwright Of Dutrhes. po.ics r.
some II their fine stock here and 10 hAyr m.,x ~
noted stock breeders Of the State. who-e p.ms. -
not give tonight. The show OF sheep Of All lind, m
probably be better this yex than ever besac,
Patterson with his French mcri.o-. And C..,-,
with his Silesians,, viii make a pr,., -
There viii ne greek show II loag.wool .hee,
and q moderate one Of Southdowu. .na .,,H
sorts. There is prospect Of good shov Of
horses this county aone being able to I'LL up thai a.
par.ment very Literally. In fsrt there il no ao,1.
that ther- ara animals enough Of every cl.. a, ,I.
ground this evening TO carry of ell the pr,cs AZ A..
Society, that the snirna! part Of the show ms, =.
set down a. certain OF success.
The other departments are yet in chsos and y, A.
only guess whs, they will be from the sp,r..
made and preparations for the accommodation a n
the things that are to he sheltered, which or, w.,
ample, though not yet complete.
Floral Hall ia well fitted up for the reception ON.
large display of fruits and flowers that expectes
be arranged TO o-morrow, provided i does not rain.
The show of agricultural implements will probsN,
be larger than it has been any previous yea, al
there will also be good show If moving machinery.
II the weather is fair there will BE- the grsss
throng of people, judging from pre-ent inies,ioos
that has ever been at any previous shoe u tLu
Society. The express train that left New.Y~t Aa
morning at O'Clock brought good many from u,
city, picked up passengers all along the rosi and o.
tered Syracuse by II O'Clock With twelve very fua
cars. The principal hotels already full. The nes
quarters fthc officers ofthe Society sc at the VOORHEES,
Hou-e, where they had rooms engaged. Several of
the number found, their arrival that their rooms
had not been reserved, and there is much drsatisfac-
ton this evening. Many will have TO put up with
cot in q room already occupied with than d
wholesome or comfortable, or seek lodgings in pvs,s
houses. 1t is very certain that some OF those whs
have been so shsmefully treated at the Worries
House will never seek lodgings there again. hs
management of it upon this occasion well merits "
the snathemss that it has received. This vsat u
decent accommodation in Syracuse will deter M vss
know what they have to encounter from coming hs
year. aud it will be- bar to any future exhibition u
the Society here.
The accommodations for Q crowd Of people spoa
the grounds of the exhibition are capital, aud nsus
ture of the soil is such that it will become dry snoa
immediately after rain.
The most gratifying intelligence meets me upon M
sides Of the condition Of the corn crop. 1t not only
good in this State general thing, but h"s rpenet
without frost. learn it from good authority that the
corn crop of Illinois will be fully two-thirds s large
it was lat year, and of better grain.
The entries of the Fair will be- completed tomorrow,
and opened Wednesday. The great days for peoP"
will be Thursday and Friday.