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Jspsn South America and Africa hsve paid resident
spondents-
Acorrespondent travels with Gaibaldfs army.
THE MASSACRE IN SYRIA
Wa, predicted and first announced in the columns of THE
WORLD, by
OUR BEIRUT CORRESPONDENTS.
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
SECOsD EDITION or
p1yAITY IN THE NEW WORLD
or THE PRINCE WALBs ~ AhsKiCA
- Nv kipAhan Cornwallis. - .
oa volp,os l2u1o with STEEL PORTRAIT Of the
PRINCE. Prce 81 .,.t -. ...o,,. ,t 4,
N'' w. M. DOOLADi, NO. ~ Nskor-Tt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-01
Permanen, Fair Grounds and Park.


The Cincinnati Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Association have a project before the
public for purchasing the Queen City Trot-
ting Park for permanent fair grounds, in
which all the agricultural and mechanical
exhibitions can be combined and provided
with substantial structures and with all the
conveniencies and ornamental appendages
which may be bull: up by devoting the ex-
penditures Of all the fairs to permanent
grounds, instead Of dissipating them an
nually on various temporary places and
structures, as is now the custom.
The intended grounds include eighty acres,
and IL is proposed to place them in high
state of cultivation and ornamentation, and
make them into an attractive park for public
resort under proper regulations. The park is
five miles from the city, and will be accessi-
bic by the Hamilton and Dayton Railroad,
double trackl which proposes to issue tickets
for the round trip at twenty-five cents, by
double track street railroad and by two turn
pixies, as well as by the Miami Canal making
it practically as convenient as any park which
can be obtained for this city.
1t is not difficult to see that if tho project is
carried out the park will become prominent
feature of the city, aside from its purpose for
fairs and exhibitions. 1t will be the 'breath-
ing-place" so much talked Of, where parties
and families can go for day in the country
secure from annoyances, the center of attrac-
ton for carriages and equestrians; and while
providing an attractive addition TO the city,
II promises fair return for the investment.
1t is proposed to form stock company to
raise the necessary funds for the enterprise,
and books of subscription are now open at
the Merchants Exchange, Manufacturers and
Mechanics Exchange, and at the Offices of
Miles Greenwood, Robert Mitchell and Alex
ander B. Latta.