The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-08-21

Amope the Americans as Tie I,tee...
tional Agricultural Exhibition a Hanhsrs
are Ex- Gov. Wright. Commissioners from -
United States, aud Mr.. Andsrsos. Of Ohio.
Consul q Hamburg. Excepting in sheen,
the United States are nos rspressnted il tho
live stock department. and our miscellano-
Gus contributions do not exceed ono thea.
sand ia number. A correspondent says:
.Yat, What Ne have excitss uausuA atssa.
ton. and in the matter Of sheep. Mr.. Camp.
bell. Of Vermont. who compctes against
seventeen hundred entries. takes three pre-
miums NcCormick. Of the reaper iames
viii undoubtedly gain tho golden medal fos
thrashiog machines. but premiums are ONLY
given for live stock. Of which there are alto.
gsthcr. in the exhibition. four thousand On.
tries. Crowned heads have competed for
these premiums. but tho only American
exhibitor has been the most successful com
peti,or in this. the largest show Of stock
ever yet brought ,ogesh y in one place.
A manufacturer Of agricultural impls-
men,s in Washington. Michigan. who sent
box of spades. hoes. aud pitchsoska.
the whole costing but twenty one dollas;
yet no sooner Was it opensd hero than ssv-
eral offers. were 1t once made. and il viii
probably bring when sold hundred dollars.
Good judges have estimated that trade OF
ten millions a year might have been opened
between America and Northern Europe
through this exhibition. The Russian
Minister at Stockholm has given orders for
some thirty American articles which have
struck his fancy.
Commissioner Wright is distributing in
proper quarters some five hundred copies Of
the Agricultural Patent Reports. which ere
read with avidity BY the educated German
agricul,urists. Mr.. Flint OF Massachusetts,.
is also distributing valuable agricultural
documents.
The seeds contributed by Colonel R. p.
johnson. Of New York. aud by few 9TH.
ers, do Us considerable credit aud ct The
close Of the show will be distributed among
different countries. In fact. American pro.
ducts of every kind receive 50 much alton.
ton that there is but one regret -that their
amount is not quadrupled or quiutuplsd.
Arards to Americas Exhib;sovs.- The fol.
lowing premiums and awards have bssa
made thus far to American exhibitors %
the fair at Hamburg: @
l. George Campbell. Of Vermont. Two
irst- class on sheep. one second class. cash
800.
2. Mccormick. OF Chicago. Golden med
81 for best reaper. The only golden medal
awarded for any machine for Sespiug.
3. Thompson & Avery. Silver medal.
Best horse power. Nsao Pr
4. Seymour. Morgan 3 Co. Now York.
Silver medal on reaper. ia.d#
5. Scion p. Hubbell. Bronss medal.
broadcast sower. saa a Eag
| 6. John w. FREQ. Indiana. Bronse
medal, best tanning mill and separator.
| q. Jas. A. Saxton, Bronse medal Bale
moving machine. e
g.. LIP. Rose. Bronse medal. best IN.
ished implements. 7sD
8. E. q. Taiutor. Mass, Bronze medal,
best planting machine.
10. George Campbell. of Vermont,
Bronze medal. Williams. root cutter.
IL. Whitmore Belcher Il Co., Of New
York. Bronse medal. best assortment Of
farm implements. u
IL. John Kelsey. Of Pa. Bronse medal.
best harrow. has J..
l3. John Vanderbilt N. Y. Bronze med.
al, best assortmsnt Of implements. g
IL. Hall Spencer & Co. Blouse medal, ,
for best pillow. .em agiA -