New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

to be recognized fully in the and flower also and one
Of each KIND only win be 9ar Sortoultre Valued at
30 ducats Second PrizeSame medal IN silver, g., ooa
From the CITY of Atona-For best verandah In "Oou
Society Of Gardeners In BremenFor best IL Varieties
OF best representa-
ton of vegetable market Statuette OF Reich IA
German pSm 10 fa FSe Vol Pathological
Society OF Arts and Industry in grcaS gold sIG
medal of Society aud 10 ducats I'd prize, srea' '''i
medal OF Society and 10 dncats H., eo, oovered ar
Society Of Arts and scienOes-For finest coVef0u VI
CommIttee Of international Exhibition OF lS63nFor
prize at disposal of the judges IN dihoron'
Agricultural Society of Brunswick-For best a'para
'S Cologne horticultural sOcety-For best garden Do
M. "a RehrcnsBest assortment Of pears, adapted to
climate so thaers assortment OF pums, adapted
M Bendry OF Erfurt-Best design for floral beds 2'
Herr Thos Eggers-Best statue or group as ornament
Dr. Mercke syndic or President Of the Exhibition
For the best grapes rasea ~ haIers For best fresh
specimens Of fruit brought 70 Europe o. rt nrze 40
vegetables, not yet cultivated IN hamDuis' ni''
snsrsi Cnnsn r. Noting and Mr. Heise for best ma
for PLANTING, ye srsS
tain speces OF myrtles to used In their ceremonies
Friend OF Hamburg cup. at disposal OF Com
mttee for building designs II disposal of Judges
| From the Suburbs OF OI fhulo-hS oioP"'"A -
| for premiums 500 thalers -. aor. IN natura,
| Dr. Lappenburg-For finest bed OF nowers LII ha'u"
| form, 80 thalers. t,v,duaI.
In like sums amounting TO about 500 thalers moro
| Prussian tbaer Is about three English shiilings.
| All the above prizes special, and entirely OK.
elusive of those offered by the Society Inc whole OF
this magnificent and costly collection OF sVerWaie
gold and silver medals and purses OF money, arc us
| PLAYED in IA large glass case IN the mammoth con
servatory Never before have there been SO many OF
costly prizes offered by any society in the wofIa
Never before has exhibition OF such DIMENSIONS
and in open air, been conceived OF OF caiiiou ouS "
any part Of the world.
The impression to the mind of stranger, rs he en-
tiers the grand Enclosure and casts his eye over the
magnificent scene Is one OF wonder ana SURPRISE
Upon nearer examination he Is Dewilderea az tnT
fairy-like scene upon which the sun is shinngln all
its glory. making il appear like @ very garden OF
Paradise The collection of trees, plants, and now
ers is almost Incredible They on every sido be-
fore and behind you, up tho hill sides. ana through
the smiling vale at your feet On the very bosom OF
the beautiful lake they appear in floating Islands
rich with every fanciful design OF beauty anu RoI
geOus in colors of every hue. The hill sides ana ter
races are literally dazzling with roses. geranlums
fuschias and hundreds OF plants with superb 1onage
while down the green sides or tho mus are stih
brodery of myriads of Towering plants.
The houses of the exhibition arc entirely con
nected by covered ways and FORM from the ohces
and committee rooms, continuous range Vi Hoit
than 900 feet. AT the main entrance are series o.
terraces with flights Of steps, and, below, another
terrace all full OF plants in full bloom eeautifu
floyer-bcds and lawns covered with fresh greer
grass. decorated with statuary and fountains. Ove
tho lake is thEown q strong but AIRY SUSPENSION
bridge 800 feet long and 80 feet hgh IN the center
from which the view is indeed picturesque, the eye
ranging to the whole extent OF the grounds and ove
the water where numerous boats conveying
their happy freight up and down the whole extent
and among the floating islands and beds oil hoWers'