New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
HEV-yERSEY STATE FAIR.
SECOND DAY-wEDNBSDAY.

| SESOND DAI- w
From Our SPECIAL Reporter.
The arrangement Of the articles for exhibition ct
the S,sse Fair in progress 6, FL zsbeth. nearly
completed yesterday and presented very attractive
! sppeMsrce. The weather was cool and brscog,
vnhs breeze perhaps little too free but, With al,
;u., Re day to ride, drive or walk to the Fair.
Tbou,an.s OF people embraced the opportunity, and
,p-,sd on. - their holiday s'tire, TO the fne
nvtve and bloc led catle, tee fancy service.be and
at bores the IA, pigs mammoth sheep, the gres.
81 IN ali veoatsbles luscious fruits besntiful 40
and bppred. Of other -seful and ornamental articles
which 90 to make up 81 n >'1hibi'ions
Tie entries we're very heAriy completed yesssrdy
stIocD and foot up as follows
CLAss 2 borses and Mules, III.
Glass S--s'h~ep, Swine, AID Poultry, o..
Sr.ss .-S.s and Hon: Prosue,. ~
GAS 6 M-Aasical Department t,r
The total ser Of entries is O5e being rcres,e
OF 39 entries on the day iHevious-
Among the eLtriss Of the horned animals motto,
the following:
stoek-obe Of which Is the Imported shot,-horn COW
DiaI G syrDe bred BY L. 5. rsnyuersy OF Easlsnd,
tne, Duke OF Lancaster; dan. Dolly Warden A native
short-borr bull, Due de Masko yesr old, aad OF
enormous size, also, q ten. month old bGl, Prince
CoDsort, pure white. and with & sofs, hoe csst
Mr.. j. W Nbtenaok OF Somerset Co. hss on eIh
biticn q native Devon bull and eleven Devon cows
apc cslvee.
Mr. George l.. Van Sickle Of Sussex County has q
psir tof two-year old matched steers, broke u
Dive in yoke snd cir gle and double harness they are
each 81 ked with q white stripe about yard in width
around the waist wh,e the fore part, rurp and legs
Mr.. j. b. Edgar, of Railway, has two pairs of
stcbed dsik bay the ground, two aud three
years Old which faultess. There are also I'VE or
ak yoke If very fire cattle present.
Amoug the stock, Mr.. A. n. Tresdwel OF Madison
County, exhibits Ayrshire heiter, u Thoroughbred
20 L.. -. al, kafo
Lasse. which has already taken several prensn ne,
toe.the r with thoroughbred Devons. Mr. I. W. Tat.
terwaite of Belvlle, exhib's bull and two cows,
natives, Of the Attorney bres and also his hedsr
.ersey Mr.. Henry fenrer Of South Orange, EXHIBITS
choice Ayrshire stock, s1d fire pair of Devons.
MI Alfred Tresdwel Of NJ orris County exhibits
the three year old Devon bull Duke Of Devonshire,
five and calves Of the same breed anu eight
thorough bred Ayrsbires.
Mr. A. G. Vsbsickle Of Anderson has on the grounds
sbopt head Of native short horns among them the
fire large cow Maichees the Hereford bull Comet,
and the famous E0se, years old. During the
ten days fr the LIST to the 10th OF June inclusive,
Rose gave upon an average, IS lbs of milk per day,
which yiec altogether u lbs. 10 OF. OF butter Her
feed wac clover and timothy pasture Fine nstlve
cows ard calves exhibited by Caleb II; Earl of
Newark ard Jonas Bsrtst Of Ehzabs'h; and r Chet-
wood, who is prom ent contri butor, exhibits the
native and Durham hefers Red Rose, Jos'phlne, and
others.
In the Horse Department We notice the following
ent,ies. Stallion, Gaseous II. Clay, by Mr.. Titus of
Newark; thorough bred stallion, Prince Sivuel, by
Aaron Peck Orange; stallion Car by IL A. Ialer'
Newark; thorough bred stallion, Gov. Wright, by q.
Aycreg of Passsc uho has also on the ground pair
Of ched rot'ing horses; the stallion W m MorIan,
entered by a. H. johnson, Newark strot,iug Ceiling,
bvI. p Thon psop, Newark; thorough bred stallion,
by Alex. Batbgste Of Morisauia, n. sorfei trot-
ting Stallion by +. c. McCabe, Ehzsbethi par OF
red horses by a. w. Thompson Plainfsd the stallion
Plea, art Gale, by Rober. T. Walker, Newark, slso
pair If far cy matched horses bloOded stallion, by
T. Edgar Hunt alao thorough bred stallion, by the
ssme; the sorrel stallion Yankee Tricks, by Juison
Stiles; and the bay stallion Champion, By j. Is. Rodg
ers Plairiel
The stallion John u. Pa.chen by $. Cubbeney, Dor
deutowp; thoroughbred mare by = Buchanan, New
ak; mare for speed, Lady Hall, by w. McBsth,
Newark; trottipg stallion N J. Star by j. w. VIII
ham.on; stallion American Star, I. Poole, BloomlBg-
dale; bay rong horse Tom; matched trotting horse,
AID bay Iottng horse Harry, by Mr. Rossn of N sw
Iuk; alsO a South American pony, by Abraham
Nsrr Of Elizabeth The total number Of horses on e1-
hbiton is about 900 embracing the best stock in the
State. The a!terI yesterday WAS devoted TO ex'
hbtrg several classes Of horses upon the tack dur
! ire which there several exciting sorab rsces,
which Of &C urse the attention Of nnetenths Of
| the utituce.
| Mr.. L. Star also exhibited the wild Bashsw cot,
after the manner Of Mr.. Rareys exhibition in England.
The fIuit display is the finest ever witnessed q. the
New Jersey State Fair both in qusity and quantity
There are very few peaches. with the exception Of half
dozen baskets rsised by j. e.. Van Dyke Of Kings
ton which are ~ fiji az any we have ever seen.
Thursday will be the most interesting OF al,
ard undoubtedly many thousand people viii De pres
ent TIE forenoon will be devoted to the ipection OF
horses ard mules At II o'clock the saddle horses
will be brought 10 the track and a, o'clock the
boys will compete for the prize IN hor'emansmp.