, 1864-03-29

wcre csch thronscd to suEocatIon, Tho sor,ouinr
sho acscspton o. the furnishing of these halls Is
nit. WA ~V'aota7 NIL NJ
l., d6G spPeHatance Or Bryan Hall, to the observer.
eolaqad aa1dS ras sa r. Fss banners AID various
bcs gaily decorated with red, white and ,,.e. lena
quite 1n enchanting eject t. tbe scene. Around
tho Esle1y ars thtes borders, b!uc. While and red
sss II ss aaa 1ssi ss red
Tpdernsath bears the suggestive inscription "'os.
epe lie le Re*dst shos w eject
around tbe gallery are neatly ornamcnted bracsets
a.i bearing snsts o. Lincoln. Douglas, WebstsE and
,no n9n ,1 f, o. prominent Americans and1r'
De quste artistic effect. Over he stare sannos
60 ~ .15e re- Rolss nestly opsmened
tic In lie Centre of ths Ha se ben,s
IL centre. Fron th!s sta nm two vlres. aooe oGe
en WI %hic as a9 nng o'hsF 70 the st1s
1ows5 nss az sx tseles devoted to goods from ST.
ada. Theae goods consist ct Large assortmcnt % Of
silvcr-ware, table and China ofnanents,- fancy
gooda, cmbro:dedes, ard Berlin wool WORK. The
art gallery. Here arc found thousands Of carts d.
tIette Of the most celebrated men Of the county
Tables two and three afe devoted TO q large az
deiphia, Cincinnati, Kentucky, and Chicago. On
tables four IRE, and st1, are displayed tho Phla.
delphta contributions, Sonslsttng ofa gold mount
nente, handsome set Of furniture, IN walnut, and
damast, three silver glass globes, highly engraved
2 ct Of drawers ofJapanese manufacture, q beau.
set silver wafer pitchers, shell boxes and ernbroi-
deEy. On tab1es se.cn, eight, and nine, are the
New York contributions, consistIng Of ! sewing.
Esn ea zss@se
2askete, spoou-holders epoons and forks, collcc-
ton pictures and Portraits one dozen bottles Of
lrish sh,tky lyar5snted gsnaine) and large col
Table 10 ia devoted to hespringned contributions,
mostly needle work Table II Is set apart for CHI
csso, which has contributed a large. amount OF
Iafiyette; Table i, Quiney-on tia tsble % tie he
only thing particularly noticeable is bust Of 4
cathoi!s CO ee1Hman of that ety. Table IS is devo:
which is appropriated by feoriA, while the others
will be used " the Irish contributions, which
arrive today: ovcz the fan!ght over the stage Is
up with On the front part Of the stage are two
pianos, two sowing machines, some rustic chatrs
from Joliet and tTo leseo paintnes.st Peter and
most prominent artistes are falt length portrait
Of Pope Pins TX. q model OF Cashcl Rock, carved
in s!atc and printed, both from Philadelphia:
gold mounted repeating rife from the Irish Brig
ade, q Large safe from Herring 4 Co.
TEN1AN HALL.
Some few OF the donations to the Fair were
Kept, during the day, at the Fenian Hall. Amune
those was splendid standard Billiard Table. pre.
sented by the celebrated New York makers, Phe-
Ian Collendet, whose names alone are gusran-
tee Of IT. worth also email steam engine, appno-
2tiateIy namcd the 'Fenian," and presented 10
the fnfr ~ the Troy Circle Of Fenlans; a good
Eome eieelienty ani.hsd Carriage Springs, n; iron;
The mandatory Of Hannibal Green i Co., Troy,
n. r: and grand piano.
The great Ifish National Fair Is now open. To-day
he Museum will be open nil day for the benefit OF
he Fair, ard the theatre room OF the same estab-
ishuent will be open for The same purpose in the
evening.