The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

Inc lar VI tho ihsu'u'o' IN COMBINATION with inc Now
York horucu'urai society, was continued on Monday =
the depot Of the Third Avenue Railroad al Hamilton park
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Inc I'VE s'ocx WIN the excepaon Of Tow specimens q
on account of the inudcious action Of certain Of tho A.
racors an a,vora;no ~ rr;ve, - s.....,. :. $50.
~ " ""a .'o P,As" '" 'a'u'a"y inst " SooeAs
at the majority desired the show Of cattle 10 DO con-
tnued over Monday and when the question WAS nut -
vote n WAS ~ aecaod I'm, thu yn,nor,,v o.r-s,,hx
$500 -" % uoou0u' ou' Wy A'iuo'"y osol'ooo1"a
nom ny awarding the prizes on Saturday, which caused
all the to forthwith withdraw their stock In the
.r,o-or,, sh.a hou.,a a. -. -. -.
~Ap. SAW De'oA1 WAC uoPo' quo uu'""0' :" n"-
acuturai Instruments patent ploughs reapers, &c, are
still to be seem but greater number nj tbass s va ae
'e'" .o
In tho depot the DISPLAY OF plants and flowers was
cutie considerable and creditable. The aowsre hos
.- -. 80, -.,oh ,r,,.oa 80 49,
ever Wese so, r us , ~nu 'ne oeauy o. me
H.aln'.S =. u.u y0ua11 az a.aaw s".c.
h AnonS us o sc. wchta .h aat rarea
ssS 1oaa hv,;.s 10 Aa;a ~ ~ Ds paant G ~
speve cseI NM n -, ~ w sctlnk ~ hn8-
land o. 70 oacn. me EupnosOa ao1Saa, ana ne Ea-
@ % t%a sro basds nt.soap,ad ~ mcn m
aans POISON hem ~ nv e.
.enuon ao .nso sro Te. ~, suseu ootsny, aaA
were cvIlslucIeu e. We. s.eas a.so etrvien Va suo
COMA ana spoc"on o. .no nygonia kex
tho Pretcst y, lne Dykon'a upe m leaves ms ociicaso
Y anu curotsy uaIkna tesrmOns veNos ans ono q
shs nygonia Na.ui'uu ne'0ueila, svIy curious aIo
beautiful plant Ms Leaves decatey pencilied with bright
req ana covered WIN an anos. iuss.e ALSO awak
pant from japan, anu pans " ns DEEPEST Species mover
exhibited before; also very curious specimen Oh ns
The Euphorbias mentioned above belong to Dr. James
knight VINO nad very large coecson on exn,e'oon in:
cMang somc ocau'hu sPocimcns u icrns, unu SevofaA
varieties
among tne mos. nouceaue cciecuons was one On Caps
varieties OF crotons from which croon on Is manufao
toreo. MI hoos l. S.uat, oaa several vareues OF by
gonlas zen myrSns l anu .. 1aia .e hve new
specimens, one OF uem very rare, inc most peautuW
plant on exMDnioh, the ealadluin Chanunani Among
other things was Y pc seen cnoce variety OF pineapple,
Cayenne pineappie1 not serrated, belonging to c. H.
lillenhal OF New YORK, and raised by his gardeners
some me french montnly PinRs IN pots from Wm Peh,
the Principal Of the Orphan Asylum, and also handsome
large collection OF cut owers nne specimen OF the My
rama Iamliy, peiohgingt 70 mr.; bachahah; Also hne
collection OF Lycapodiums belonging to Mr. Buchanan
and three Inc specimens OF DTacana besides very rare
plant, most nondescrpt the Sennga Gutfera The ALA
manda Aubetia, in bl9om bearing beautiful flower Of
the pen cup form, ana N very Drght yellow nue., AZ
uars e na iad h a, , Snn Tl .av M p,ans
which called Dy te sandwich ISLANDERS the Iara they
use the roots OF TINS pant as we 40 potatoes Is sPe
cies OF Coladium. specimen Oh the Blcear PicturaA
Soladium was very peautimi.
IN the irnt department, Enwanger barry naa worry
westchester county Among the specimens Of pears Of
the former were the Flemish Beauty NEST delicious
frut-the Easter Beurre, the Vicar WINFIELD Stephens
Genesee, native Of the west-very remarkable speci
mems Of the Belle mcratve louise Bonne de Jersey and
neurre & nmsle were aso several
eighteen and half ounces, grown by Mr. Buchanan, Of
Astoria; also several magnificent specimens Of the Bart
lett pear Among apples specimens of the Gravenstein,
Hawley and Porter in Mr. Carpenters collection were
very fne Also of the Vandervere and remarkable one
in the collection of Mr. W. Field of Brooklyn the Beurre
Ciargeau; also, the Bcurre Nantais, both grown
trees planted one year.
Aos wv, W; r,a s .ne nosyn penIs
apple Of the Belle Josephine Species weighing two
pounds exhibited by Mr. T. g. shaw the Genesee Chief.
~ vegstahes there was vsrx GOOD exhibitior w NJ
VIM s. Carpenter had very large collection, extending
nearly two sides Of the room His specimens Of corn
iroouoIs Indians were yery fine and cnr;ons ne had
Also very fine specimens of the variety Of egg plant
eongatea IN iofm more hke sausage tnah an egg; also
dore Perry The sandwich Island dnc snnosh WAS Tho
most singular objecn form very accurate representa-
ZION u assx, recurring no s.aelcn On IMAGINATION 70 see
and merrment He had also sixty var;eties os nosate
twenty five varieties of squashes from the different islands
OF the Pacific and from South America from Honolulu.
from Persia and also fine specimen of the Leg
horn squash The Cuban mammoth SQUASH also in his
Mr. Ruth, of Fifty eighth street. also had very laxge
dispiay. 100 varieties Of yegetabIes MANY Of Thorn nav
Fine specimens of foreign grapes at the time commcn
cling to wilt were exhibited by T. Ryan gardener to O.
H. Llienthal.
One very singular plant should have been mentioned
above the Chychnoses LOddegesu commonly called cir
plant be grown on cork or in peat There were
two specimens springing from basket Of peat and
the other green and thriving clngng to large niece Of
cork cork being suspended by string on a nail Aso
a very beautiful specimen of the Orchid in bloom.
The depot nor the grounds not crowded. notwith
standing the fine weather at the time which one might
suppose would have entced people from the city the
open air. The fair continues tomorrow till O'Clock in
evening" open JO-nOrrOW AZ ~ A. M.
and at Hamilton Park the exhibition and trial of saddle
horses will come off, is, therefore, to be hoped that the
weather will continue fair.
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Inc annual FAR OF the American Institute opened on
Tuesday at Palace Garden and will remain omen until tho
os,h nroxmo r. oonor,, ,n,o-o,. .,,,, ~. -.-...
"A p''Ao - se"ei"' A''eies' 'ul7 Far PROMISES 70
equal most Of the preceding exhibitions AS yet the pre-
peraons are not entirely completed and the burrvinp "a
and go or ,,or.,no, .h .hu; - n-.
gu" ~ :" "oiAieh' 'no humping VI hahmers,
and the buzz of saws denote that the work n
finishing I'm 10 rar;d,v oo,ro corr.a m. u...L....,
" = p' so'As -, "aia' ine ne0nAn'0ai
80. -. p.'-.. - - .no uopiAy '" ''0am eu
s"e' pumps, s'eain cuIohs, Pmning, morucng, turning
anu oer machines mighty interesting to most intelligent
lion Will he r Des pan,s Of inc a.e Exhibit
kept renewed throughout the Continuance Of the Fa,r
series of prizes for fruits and flowers will be awarded