The New York herald., 1866-09-29
QUEENS COUNTY AGalcUL ruHAL FAIR.

Tho multiplied thousands who attended the fair e.
hinneoia yesterday attest its financial point
OF ve. and the disappointed and aggravated thousands
who patronized the socety's refreshmen tent fos
81 learned that vands sometimes supplied In In
verse ratio to the price paid quality well Quaz-
ty, can give additional testimony Of the immense
enueelear pront-that accrued the society through
that channel The day was charming, and every
thing was most favorable for the exhibition at the
laid down for the day was as foiiows:-At
rins A. A., meeting OF judges aud supernteudents az
the Presidents s once; ten a; M mares and seld,nss
riages, Nos and 4; twelve H., addresses; one r NJ.
lunch; two r. NJ, ponies; hafpast two p NJ saddis
horses three ~ und gedings four years old;
hGlfpas three P. ST. and geidings Ave years odd
ana over foorP NJ exhibition Of prize horses the
half milo yirvei half past four \. NJ, premiums an
Some Of the running and trotting performances werA
highly cred,tabe 10 animals born and bred in QieenS
county. Tho bet irotting time in harness, was made
by Isaac Sberwood's black geding Flying Cloud sese~
e being twice around the track time, three ninussa
David w Jones took the first premium for saddle hose
Nathan Mitcheiis sorre geding Manhasset carrieds4
the palm among the four year olds, and jobs
Nix's Flora took the second premium. Timothy
T. Jackson received the greatest number Of
premiums for match and single horses In harnesa,
number OF the horses entered failed TO make their
appearance, but there quite sufficient array q
competitors 10 make the excitement intense The prs
granne the track for to-day is folows-At ten A.
NJ, stalloas four years old and over; eleven A Ne
matched carriage horses; one r. NJ promiscuous ridisI
On tho drive two p NJ, geidngs and mares fonr years
old half past two p. NJ, saddle horses; three P. M,
yoldngs and i've years old aud over haif-pass
three, cavalcaie of premium horses four T. NJ, pre-
announced. The grand hall IN the centre Of the
fair grounds Tor the exhibition Of fine articles flowers.
vegetables ruits &C. is cruc form structure with four
frons forty ieet wide each built cbappeated syic;
the upper part twenty feet wide, one hundred and
twenty feet long each way; cnpola twenty feet square,
and about ifty high the ground The building
seventy six windows and sils laid on granits
piers The floor area Of eight thousand eqlnrd
feet suitably laid ont with tables for each depanoal
In the centre ere circular parterres OF howers with
raised mound for fountain. The speakers stand -
at OF the centre angles On the grounds ore
carriage for the Of the members, the sxhnt
ton hail. judges and spectators stands at the tSc&-
dining pavilion and business offices, permanent IL
lures Storage barns, &C, are yet TO be added hho
number of heavy articles such as vehicles and asrcni
tural instruments Is quite limited. but the hak 70
crowded with light and ornamental specimens of me-
chans, the line arts, needle and wax work. &c. 6cs
ton OF the kitchen and flower garden and the field,
The addresses delivered by Messrs. John A.
King, Alden, Spooner and Norton, Dr. Underhh aSd
Samuel Taber the President Of the Association On the
ives, side Of the enclosure commencing at the MAN
entrance, the live stsck, In the following ORDER
Fowls, CATTLE sheep and hogs This department is wen
filed and all the valuable breeds represented t
wthsandng the vast concourse OF persons present,
everything passed of in the most orderly anG satisiA
tory manner, with the exception OF one or two seoS
disturbances The FIRST Of those occurred In the dining
pavilion and originated In the disgust that was mAAA-
tested by who had paid their dollar and could eoe
nothing 70 Some parties threatened the desruc-
the melee which followed policeman Davis was knecxed
down. aud President Taber appeared a. pugils wsrR
admirable After one or two ehectuai rouDos
hs antagonist failed to come the scratch, and osdss
was restored. Some rowdies attempted 70 crease
sensation but the prompt appearance OF the memoen
the Metropolitan Police foroa put sudden penoa to
their demonstrations Tho grounds have, within shG
ehor period Of eight weeks been redeemed from pse-
feet jungle OF Killkalf bushes and made into ioye
spot The secretary OF the association has laboscs
aseiduousy accomplish this end, and resulta 0AoW
| that his labors bave not been In vain