New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

ExuIpIrIoS OF THE BRooKLYE IORTIcULIUR.
SociErY.-The Summer Exhibition of this Associe
ton was commenced at the Academy of Music yes
eIday afternoon, and instead Of occupying the COL
cert hall, az ON previous occasions, and which was
found too limited to accommodate the throogs, tn
Society took possession Of the theater, and fitted
III with the view Of making the beet display possb
with the contributions aud at the same time aifon
ing space sufficient for the large number OF visitors
Tie parQuet was toored over, and the stage tDrowi
open. The tables Were ranged On either side Ant
down the center and all being filled with the choices
fruits plants and flowers, presented most pleasing
appe,irance. The effect on entering was moss
p.eagant. -
A prominent object is a lemontree. engrafted with
orange twgs, and bearing both kinds OF fruit nearly
ripe. IL is contributed by Mrs. Packef, OF Trace
Court, Brooklyn flights.
The Lillium Gigantium, rearing bowers OF delight
full fragrance and said TO be the finest ever exhib-
tied here attracts attention. Ii is contributed By
John Cadmus of Flushing, as is also new seeding
double petunia called Gen. Mcclellan.
There is fine collection OF orchids, By Isaac
Buchanan of Astoria miscellaneous cut flowers, BY
Andrew Bridgeman of New-York; goxinas-splen-
did variety-from the same; fuchsas, by III. ~
Bearnes of the Eastern District, and Mrs. VIM
Ilumphres The latter contributes f1chsas OF
yariegated foliage, and very beautiful Mr.. Hen
thistle Mr. Edward Hoyt of Astoria, specimens
OF petargomums; A. {. Chamberlain, yaieties OF
peach, plum, apricot and other iruit.trees, IN ul
bearing grown in NOES baskets; new, hardy japan
ese plants from Parsons d Co., Flushing; aristc
sochio sipho from A. G.. Burgess, East New-York.
From Boston, there is mammoth squash, by Curtis
& Cobb.
OfStrawberres there is an almost endless variety,
contributed BY A. 5. Fuller, Brooklyn, among them
the Triomphe de Gand, being the largest specimen
arb haa Nari afia 4
&. Marshall Poughkeepse, 50 kinds; Francis Brill,
Newark, n. j., 30 kinds; VIM. A. Burgess, Glen
Cove contributes two seedlings-the Garibaldi, the
finest flavor, and the General Scott the largest
grown, measuring 81 inches in circumference. Mr..
PellAof the New York Orphan Asylum is also con-
tributor.
OF Cherries, there is a small collection by Mr..
John Young OF Brooklyn, and Mr. G. Marc OF
Astoria.
OF Grapes, there are two specimens of the black,
contributed by Mr.. T.. a. Marshall of Poughkeepsie
and ID. l.. Hoyt of Brooklyn, snd two specimens Of
white hot-nouse by j. c. Henderson.
The ATTENDANCE during the afternoon was larger
than before on the first day, and in the evening
the Academy WAS thronged, while the fine music by
Dodworth's Band lent additional attraction. The
exhibition is bv far the finest for the season ever be-
fore given, and it gratifying fact that the attend.
ance OF paying visitors Is much larger than ii has
ever been before.
The following is the Judges list of awards made
at the June exhibition Of the Brooklyn Horticultural
Society, June is:
Plants IN Pots-Best Miscellaneous Collection Of Green
Hotliouse Plants Mrs John Humphres Best single spec
men Plan, in Bloom, G. A. Mcsseoy. Best do. Goimas
Philip Zeh gardener 4 A. Low. Best Frcsls in vsri
ETY. O. A. Messel-y Best tuchsiss In variety O. A. Mes
..ey. Best Orchids Isas Buchanan Bees. single Orchid
Is,ac Buchanan. Beat PeArgoniuus David Towlis
deneT r. Hoyi Best specimens Double Petlnia JOIN
Cadness. Flushing.
Cui Fitser, Best Miscellaneous Collection. G A. Mes
seby Second Best. ". Il. Iayans,n best Collection
Roses DslledOure IeleT Second Be., L Biurner;o Oh
ange " }. Best - hybrid Pepetuaes a. q. burgess Eis
Newly ork; 20 onl best T. Drummer. Be-. Il Moe,
other Annual Roses. r. Drummer Second Best A. q Bun
CESS. best u Tea Bourbon and Nosetle Roses Daedours
\ Lcler Best Rose In Variety T. Drummer Best D Her
bsceous Pae5nics in Variety. james Weir. -
akcts Bouguess-Bet Miscelaueous Basket OF Flow
ers Philip Leh Bes, formal Table faror Bouquet, Jas
Weir Best Miscellaneous Bouquet, Jas. Weir.
Fruit,-Best punches o Black Hot House Grapes, r. \
@ Marshsll. Poushkeepsie Second Best David FOWLS
gardener 20 T. Hoyt Best lunches u " bite Hot hous
Gmpe, Ja, Bosie gardener to }. C. Henderson