The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

the agricultural exhibition by paying separate entrance
fee. German not knowing the meaning OF the marx
was told by somebody u whom he inquired ,hst !.
meant pounds, .hereuIon he exclaimed Indignantly ~
W c that this itte pncher weighs seventy pouns anu
ten onnces"he enormously interpreting the tIo los'
marked on card
Hamburg Executive Committee 10 the delegates and com
missioners Many natterng speeches and .oasts were
ing OF Americans who met last night ut the Hoie ae
kusse where some forty ladies' and gentlemen SAT aow
70 social supper at which patriotic feeling aud sooo
His Exceency the Ambassador to Prussia. Mr., Judd.
PRESIDED and the first onslaught the good Things oeg
over ne made opening speech congratnaiins an uion
the twolold triumph achieyedat home through General
Meade and abroad through the Hamburg rxniou"h
Giving for toast, Freedom Union, reaco ~ so y.
leave Of the having TO return the same ngns 70
Consul Anderson gave the toast ITO the President
0 the United States OF America" when suddenly Mr..
Judd reappeared declaring that though ne wished 10 so
TO Berlin he could not leave such pleasant company,
pause Governor j. A. Wright, OF Indiana, next made
Impressive speech calling upon every American present
TO consider his duty to stand firmly by his be
by party. Abe Lincoln. our President has to
be strengthened by our acts our energy our life blood
AS would govern in our own house by virtue and
strength, must sustain constitutional govern
by utmost exertions. He closed his
peal WITH 1.-The Union first: anything, everything, after
wards Governor Dyer, of Rhode Island, then said that
lie stood precisely the same ground the speaker
before him. He himself would adhere firmly TO the United
States, come what may come Never would our common
No time now for party politics. not even TO alludc TO
them Let us stand by our government by our Presi-
dent support him in what no does and orders to be DONE
our country, our whole country, and nothing but our
country
Mr.. Austin Baldwin, OF New York. next spoke Of the
sudden death Of the Baron T. Won Merck, OF Hamburg
the generous and wealthy individual who, beloved by
every the prime in getting up the Inter
national Agricultural Exhibition; OF Mr. J. X Mcdonald
Of New Jersey whose zeal aud energy great part OF
the OF the enterprise is due OF Governor A.
Wright, who. with a patriotic spirit, had taken
svtnr nf htu nfFu
der his care; Of those praseworthy gentlemen
who had exhibited the products OF their skill and indus
hs neghbor opposite him at the table you must know
among the latter we have some extraordinary
yes, must even say OF one criminal man, who does
shrink back from such unheard OF thing shaving
hts mother-earth &C. II. Mccormick. moving and
reapng machine) Can that man be excuscds And that
other docking at Professor Kelscy who s scratching up
the surface Of creation Qndnite laugnter) Mr. Bald
win finished his witty remarks by toast for The Execu
tive Committee Of the Exhibition at Hamburg, 1863"
Mr.. Murphy Consul General at Frankfort-on the Main,
gave the Army and Navy Of the United Sates
to which Colonel N N Halsted Of Harrison, New Jersey,
blood and many lives spent in vain that no
would call out to the Southern misled brethren Repent
ades n Hamburg asr ana
American nerinosono, to be beaten Sy the
world. Europe discovers that fact for the first time
through this agricultural exhibition Why had
she not known H. betoreS Because the WOO
mont was the only and solitary man in the United
States who thought OF stock over three
prizes he received richly deserved Expressing
hearty thanks TO Messrs. J. r. Mcdonald and Austin
Baldwin, without whose untrng efforts the sheds for the
United States would have been nearly vacant he pro-
posed a toast for the "City Of Hamburg"
Mr.. Anderson spike again in eulogy OF Baron Won
Merck, and gave for a toast General Meade"
Professor Kelsey wanted II understood that he only
scratched creation In order for Mccormick to shave It.
Chas L. Flint, Esq of Massachussts-"ro the Ameri-
can Union"
The press being called upon Mr.. williams, from
Ohio, made q handsome ofhand speech excusing him
self for keeping his deas and observatonsthey copst
ung the entire stock In trade Of newspaper reporterto
himself. However, he would communicate fact or two
discovered by him since this exhibhon:-Frst hence
forth the war cry among European wool growers would
second that of the American exhibitors at Hamburg
not only technical. but also poetical, genius.
The concluding toast by Governor Dyer, washington,
the Father OF our Country was drunk standing and in
silence gs ,,,,o, .,oun,. m. an, o.v a.. mora
crowded than evernot less than thirty hous and people
presentn spite Of other attractions such industrial
exhibition by the mechanics or the city; boat
the beautiful basin Of water called the Alstcr, 10 the
heart OF the city by twenty eight different yacht clubs
and balloon ascension Of Greene the celebrated
naut from England who. In company with two scientific
gentlemen, In going on an airy trip
Many persons OF high distinction have been at the ex
hbton, examining, nquring, and purchasing conside-
bling the top OF threshing machine to better OBJ
ts wonderful operation. Prince Abrecht, OF Prus
sa the Duke OF Copurg the DUKE o. hasoon ana o'ner
grOundsof course ncognto In plain Dress and therefore
unmolested by the curious multitude.
HAMBURG, July 20, 1868.
Today the highest number Of visitors awaited them
OF the opportunity TO the exhibition at the
reduced price. More than sixty thousand persons may
be the grounds, which, however, are 50 vast that
there Is plenty OF room for many more. These num-
compare well with those the London Exhibition Of
1862 where so 900 visitors was the highest reached
any one day.
II is stated that OF tho beautiful bucks from the
imperial French stock Of Rambouet sold for 20 900
francs (s4 o00 the French government having
ed beforehand all premiums and that buck OF Lord
Of Merlin Hail. England, sold for $50
thaers.
person OF high rank nqurIpg the price Of valuable
merino buck and understanding the same 10 be 500
francs his poremonnaie Immediately and placed
French bank notes TO that amount in the hands OF
the The latter refused 70 accept them declaring
that he did francs. but thaiers The buyer
ssting upon his bargain in francs, some difficulty threat
cned arise. when members OF the committee interior
ed and the transaction was declared void.
Geo. Jennings X Co.. Of london. have put up Tor use
toilet and closets for ladies' and gentlemen Of the
construction those at the London exhibition and
Most beautifully made mill bands belt. OF leather
are exhibited BY Aug Tohmaun, o. Linden Kingdom Of
rubber belts by Geo. T.. Dodge, of London. and WIN.
Warne A Co., OF To,tenham; patent manometers and
vacuum ueters OF superior construction, by Gahler
r. Weuc, clockmaker OF Bocsenef Hanover, are worth
being mentioned useful for factories and large farms
"a "a clock provided with extra bells whch ring
signal tho labOrers 10 and work the
breakfast aud dinner hour, SC Tor which the clock can
be easily AZ the pleasure o tho 70 suit the de
rent changes Of the year.
The pateat prize portable gas apparatus for mansions.
manu- act0rcs country residences aud farm buildings W
u T. y. Porter Co., ~ London. ard that ~ Geprgc
Bower of - Neots. England. ~ supply from fifteen
"a hundred lights. nj cost of from G50 to fi25 to
Isolated buildings and upwards OF two thousand lights 10
towns and villages, were exhibited In operation.
HAMBURG July q. 1888
This being the seventh and lac, day Of the eShblnon
Mr. schon the President q the Executive Committee ire
vious 10 having the premiums awarded 70 exhibitors
prociarned addressed tho audience vel speech
thanking the governments ard crowned heads the
missloncrs and delegates and each individual exhibitor
tor their share contributed - the surccs ~ the
prise. Though upwards NJ 800 600 people had visited the
grounds no msnap a any KIND TO be recorded. The
greatest possbe order and quiet had prevsef asd the
committee fei happy 70 announce this result.
Mr. Bomcr, an English exhibitor add Gov. Wright, n
Indiana expressed In short and appropriate speeches
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