New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

mn m the Fast wind IL il true that the late Do
ce.sn Convention of Ne1J-rsey votrd the new
Bi.bop a salary Of $4,000, but 1t Is eqlail' true
that that Diocese is very poor and VII lind 1t diH
IL "a ,.i.e AZ large a sum ~th sstifsctory pune
,u.l;,v The Bishops Fund DOW amoun,s In some
SIO do the increase Of which, a. far as il goes,
cor tributes Ia pay The salary. But the friends oil
Dr. Oder heimer in this city, whoare probably o-t-
TER fusnciers than be, are ANXIOUS that perna-
nert prosi,lon should be made in Nsw-Jarssy for
paving the sala " By enlareing the Bishops Fuai
10 some $50 600. II is not intimsted that they
propose Themselves 10 contribute 10 fund SO ne
e.,,ary ~ the future comfort Of one Who i, DE-
serx.iIy a great favorIte with them. Ovsrtures 70
the foresoiDs effect have besn ultde t. tue St,adng
Committee of the New-Jersry Dioc~se, bat no
action bss vet been had upon them, the Com
uittea meet but once mooth. II Is not 20 be de-
MED that Dr. Odenbemsr. l,rge congregation here
look TO his impending separation from them WIN
profound regret. On the other hand, bis ADVENT IN
New.Jersey il looked 10 with hopeful anxiety
that NAV be said to be unanimous. Its felt ,mO1g
chu chu en- that no one better than himself can
barmonize the DISCREPANCIES which have so long
prevailed in that Diocese.
Doubtless YOU saye bad some suspicion that
strs berries have been rijiculpusly ABUNDANT the
pre sent season. Possibly some vision Of bri'n-
ming cream pot. with yellow contents, thick snd
uDctuOus, has risen up cotemp0raneousy on the
tfa.tsbe. Such whole some adjuDcts vi early sum
mrr are well tDowu, and highly appreciated here.
The railroads aud steamboats, have overwhelmed
ia With strawberries, add smothered u lthcreain.
The former have been sbuud-nt and cheap bey ond
all previous @xpr rrnce JUDGED some gro Sers have
told NE that they have lei the fruit perish on Tue
vines the price obtained FIR It not more tlsn pay
IN the cost Of picking. But what q luxury t. the
tOuiDg poor this abundant crop has b.eo. They
nave all been able this season To Eat and cry hold
enough Another feature Of the PROPULSION his
been The holding of Dnumerable strawberry fe.tl-
walls oil over the Country. Every village Dews-
paper you open contains some notification OF the
Mind. Curi0usly enough, these ionoceDt coDvOci-
tions bxve some ueritorious object to accomplish
one TO bUild church, another 10 pay of chdrca
debt third 20 establish a parsonage or school,
bouse, or secure some truly useful end. But,
perhaps, the most deliberately gorgeous festival OF
this hind is Dow in tull blast here, got mp by the
Young Mems Christian Association. Ii is Fruit
aud Floral FAIR held IN Jayne's Hall, in Chesnus
street. in the very heart Of the city. Flowers and
fruits are so largely and successfully cultivated IN
and all around Phlsdelpha that any studied group
ing of them in a single Pl,ce, presents display rs
magnificent any city an the world could produce.
No such display as the present has ever been See
among u,. The vast hdl Los been decorated by
female taste with skill AZ exquisite as the pro-
fusion is dazzling. The very atmosphere Is loaded
WIN perfume. linen tDt cOHcct'oh Oi cA fuhiNiy
formed wreaths vases, festOOns, &c indicates the
pOsse.,ion of rare taste among the fairy fingers
which designed and constructed them. Tables are
arranged through the hsll loaded with flowers to
please the eye, and with fruits to crafty the paate.
Beautiful women preside over them. and he must,
indeed be an az chorIte who could tie up bis purse
strings while threading the mazes of these capt.
waiting ai.les. There are mountains If straw
berries, and cream as thick and plastic as trea-
Gle itself. All this innocent display of the good
gifts of the Divine Giver, is made for objects
OF purely Christian character The throng of
visitors is so great and the demsnd for everything
80 active that much money must be gained to the
treasury of the AIS, citation. Bow great blessing
would society experience if the beer frocs, and
other sham snniver saries Of the season could be
made TO take the ch,nbel of this truly humanising
exhibition. But such displays prevailing so extern
svely over the country, Afford convincing evidence
that higher and purer tone of action, thought and
feeling, has tsken possession Of the public mind.
Let us hope that it may ultimately emancpate the
multitude from the rowdyism of the race-course,
and the fOltlshness VI the grOg shop.