New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-18

Tar NV. York Starr AcmcuLruRAL F,lR.-Ws
hear from friend just from Watertown that eredt
nrerar,,iops are making for the State Agricultural
Society Fair to be held there Sept. l7-o AMI that,
despite the condition of the country and war times
this peaceful gathering of farmers for great annual
holiday will be "a fully attended this year rs IN any
previous one We hear from another friend at Kings
ton, Canada that the very best feeling prevails there.
and that the Canada people will unite with those OF
New-Yorl as he rtiy as though there was no line
between them. A paragraph which got ailoat' under
he head Of Canadian dlscourtesy,' we are assured
was wholly erroneous in It's statement that the Cuscme
officers at Kingston charged dnty upon tie posters o.
the State Society. DIR. j. T. Lltchteld, gentleman
well known in this city, states positively that the
package was ad dressed TO him, aud that he took 't
from the Office of the Customs officer himself withons
charge and had the bills posted and that the kndess
feelings of reciprocity prevail The directors oil ths
Electoral Division Society decided to change ther DAY
Of exhibition, which had been long previously liked,
from tho 18th to the 18th OF September, on account 81
the New York State Exhibition ut Wateriowa being
held ON the 18th aud other days. DR.. l.. says: II
trust the Midland District of Canada will show, by
frank resolue and hearty response to the invitation
10 compete that it is pleased with the hberall'y and
proud Of the opportunity of entering the lists IN honcs
rivalry with the farmers and manufacturers OF the
Empire State That all reasonable facilities WIN Dc
afforded bv the Customs authorities ON both SIDES o.
the st. Lawrence | cannot for moment oou'"
And we do not doubt the success OF the Far pro'ue'
il is not deuged, as was the one held thete 'nic'
years ago. II il is rot successful, VIII no. oe 'o'
lack of interest among the many thoushdSo OF en'cf-
pr,ing. wealthy farmers ia the northern part Oh the
sa.e Of New-York. nor for the lack OF preparation -
the people OF WATERFOWL
po,,,vu,S ARRrsryD-Capt. Silvey Of the Fir.s
MAID Police Yesterday arrested policeman John Sca1
Ian Of the same ward. on complaint os dsshui aso
battery committed by him on tho night 81 the h insti
ON Lewis Horan resident oil Brooklyn: Inc eoHr
aint alleges that on tie sight in question Scanliu
ihen off duty and in citizens dres, went into saoon
ON the corner of Greenwich and Moris streets, and
there cot into quarrel with Koran aud Knocked hiu
down with his list. Koran got up and icit, p"t Wa
followed uto tho street BY Seaman, who sgain knoee
him down. and In the melee HoInn lost nis goia NC.
and a wallet containing s23. The asfaiian' was BOZ
known TO Koran until yesterday, whom ne caused nss
arrcs,. The accused was taken before Justice w.
horne when he pleaded not guilty alegingt that to's'
and Others were dsordely, and that he was Only NY
inc 10 keep the peace. The Justice locked ann up 20
examination.
fonnd In ,ha Kiekapoo creek and Identified ar that ~
J.coh Thomas BY hls wife proves 10 DO thai OF soms
o,ber person. Tia jury Of inquest In the rase wese eo
Uec,inr 10 meet 81 the Courthouse yesterday aitr
poo to hear testimony Of sundry witnesses is@o -
from Brimfed. MR. Thomas and Svsri Of s e W. -
,,essss Ind assembled there at an early hour ~ le
a, ernoon. when the door orened AID the alleged Os.
d.rcd man. NJ. Thomas, walked into the apartment
the asonishaent of all presens. Ills VIE wen .ns.
convnIsions. partially recovered and reiapsed
enue,t, she recovered, ar carried 70 the ny
Of friend On account OF this new ana MY ana
.iu,n of affairs the jury were rot called at
.,tth a I'd
mystery a. before l''V''"