New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

FAD, crowds he house to is utmost stretch. ro-o's
he spp. a,s ia The Courier of Lyons Ine mSO's'
are prspari q to play Cymbeine, which VII S''"
produced with grea, iplendor.
Dss,eldorf Gallery,--T collection OF hne pau
inos Ia op4n day aod night, at No. 5f8 Broadwsy.
Tn, hbJOt collection of Egyptian curfosi les Is Oh
La, .o4t interesting places in the city to VISIT IL
:" "s u.s. vesant Buildings.
70 De found al sts'. Ni,los sslo W Is fpll eyer
4 Hcoley and Campbeirs,-.,. va,
uiybt, and the auder ces are Away cure 70 nnd he'
som, thirg new aud good In the way Of muac a iiI
Bry4nfs Ainstrels.-A funny version " '"A oai
| Is the feature here.
AMERICAN Institute HORTICULTURAL Show
We are informed that the prospect Of the show at
Palace Garden indicates that i! will be the very best
ever held Ill der he auspices Of the Institute and that
,bs chow of fruits will probably be grs,ter than has
ever been held In this State aud for variety and ae
Quality II Ia expected TO exceed any ever hsld in the
limited states This 10 judged from letters received
and applicstons jor room, which are more numerous
than hiss ever before been known. The rooms have
b. en- handsomely fitted up, and to-day the frn will be
arranged upon the plates aud the flowers in all their
freshness of beauty will be in their places aud the OK
hibi ion opened TO the public this evening" The Secre-
tary tells ps that he has had to Increase the order for
plates to double the number originally supposed to 10
sufficient The quantity offruit ill not only be larger
but it comes from much wider extent Of country than
at any other exhibition and L. is to be hoped that 1t
will be improved as study by every owner or occu-
pant of lot of land in this vicinity Let all learn
that it is much more profitable and just
as easy to grow such apples as viii be
in this great fruit show, than it Is to grow the
sort kno VS. as five to the pint which are to be found
In such universal abundance all over Nsw-England
and the Eastern part of New York. aud which now
rottDg by thousands Of bushes because there Is no
sale of such fruit in market well supplied as this is
with these of better Sort Visitors will also have an
opportunity TO learn that pears can be grown in this
country In the bgDest degree of perfection. and 10
variety and abundance that would have astonshed our
ancestors They will ALEC learn that the time is rapidly
approaching hen this will be great grape producing
country. And finally the lessons to be learned, 30
many and valuable, that we hope the people will
crowd the garden durog every day and evening that
this show is kept open. Teen its results will be seen.
few years hence in q vast Improvement in the cult
walton and production of such fruit flowers and vegs
table, will be exhibited at this grand horticultural
and agricultural exhibition.
The MAYOR AID THE CRoTOs BoARD-The follow
ing extraordinary COMMUNICATION was received by the
Croton Board las: Friday:
r. r.o. hAYoR's ognos: INV YORK, Sept 81, le6l
s fT hnys b.u s} psdspt Cotton Aa sosd
S cS o. TIC Cotoa Aqsduct Board the nopr c.ed
The pipes us pes conveying water over the Hisn Bridge
left in that situation, exposed rOmte
Their and other cu'e o. danger though the neglect Of th E1
VIII frost sy be pPIehe1d the Mayor earnestly call.
these pipes, If this sksu into the consideration o, the
Beard involve the cslsmy Of nterruPtng the OF
water to the ely am, respectfully j. b. AuLD' CLERK.
To which the Croton Board on Saturday replied as
follows:
cRoros AauEpucr DEPARTMENT, Sept. q, 1860.
To he Hon. FERNANDO wooD. Mayer.
ciotan Aauedust DepDent beg s,vs 70 say that the os on
IN. High BSs suspended the 18Th May on account o.
objeci ION rated by you that the Sl May this Board sd
esed to bitter cal Ing attention TO the nece'ie. Of
ss ss 99s you 20 say 70 Toua b
reply having this again you the
IN ss We 1 The
6S II regard to se s1nG9 '6 Of tn ondss which
nctc.d The Chief ssS on yoa 3n the % me 70
to that action in the Meter which the Pub' Necessities de-
The Board now beg to ask whether your aon Of
yesterday to be construed oy them into your part
countegn the warrants necessary for the prosecution OF the
The Board further states durs the the bird has
been the exposed condition 10 which has been necessarily
IN consequence your action vigilance has ben
wanting tie p It's engineers in pot,ciog
aid aoPP s1 the cy Ts osfs and vigilance viii Be
this Communication are cOps. of the letters
above refeTedtn Very tfaly your oOedt erv's',
I IW G M. TASPEN' Crosou Aquedu,s BOud.
The Mayors letter is one of the most singular pro-
auctions hat has ever emans'ed even from him. 1t
repeats, as though calling thettehon of the Board to
something unknown TO them before, the very things
tha napa has for
tinualy sounding bis ears In letter after letter to
bis Honor from the Board the strongest appeals have
been made to him to agrse sligo the warrants neCss
sary for the prosecution of the work. The following
extract from letter sent to the Mayor the Doth of
June by the Croton Board contains the substance Of
bis communication of the 2lst inst:
f the work be abandoned the covering aud
trs which his been removed from the pipes aud masonry
%e to be o The Delay sTsady eapnssa viii NIX
necessary 70 With Temporary roof extending he whole
unfinished. Further delay will render impossible I,
pipewo IL soch stte If 20 be agasoe during
the water the lower Reservoir reduced eSb
ceats .,oOs sPpr Of the 5s:G Of any large ne
the increased population OF the city g upendune AZ In
ea',d Of and the d ute aud dsts here
tofore encountesd viii be pcpoogaoly msgone uole the
proposed improvements be mpeted Improvements
lion by -Four fos pipe between he Receias and Dbuag
Reservoirs Both these works '1psnded and we BEG
report that action should be taken at tbs
surplus ter running the north end Of the III Oh
Bridge TO be made available for the comfort and safety OF our
oi.izt ma and their properly"
LUE.PREsERyIsG TRUSKs.-On Saturday morning,
about twenty persons embarked at Castle Garden, on
board raft constructed with waterproof trunks Fix
of t5em being fastened together by means of cross.
pieces of wood passing through the heft covered with
boards. The company sailed by the assistance of
piece of canvas and the tide far Twentieth street.