1 l 1* s 1 l t i t i 1 i

- iry'l‘ailway iol' ('tutibcrl:

my better ~i the ill Inlsliigi \vlin ii has Macon: tut. i'r't hi :2: prison." Mr, llawsnn silently itl’t‘.:~ctl 1.1«hand. "1 ant only too hapu- ‘ little. tot'ural lltllllt‘llt'c.‘ turlht-r outpouring of thanks. perplexed: genial toltc. Lo peaian- c. I l'

li to tin-ch any “I was

llcrmlltt for your disap- l‘ctl "on had been ctr- .1

trapped by rohh . and murdered. The \‘lSll,01-1110ng‘t'tlllllt‘llL()illt‘l'tl‘ to inspect your bagg: , thrown clear it err 1111' nr:i__ er. I remembered the. to overturn ot smite tll your poll . . ‘to in 'ell‘.:tntl1.:rr‘talyettl..;dbctn equal _\ tin, dcil with others. By car'clul iri~ qtii :ll'tz‘t‘ a hint: cou .:n ol'lllllt‘, 1:11P- rcedrd in establishing: the fact oi your imprisonment. l tln~n placed the \‘1t't‘iilll- atanccsbctin'n our consul. lie used his Iii-st i-izdcavors to r "t your rel "we, but train”; to :~ inn- cause 1 do tint \ ' \wll end. is: ..1, without success. A few d.

ago I vrnturt-il. through a blend so. I otlirizil .silu'ttiotr. to try the criicaey of a considerable lrt'ilm, \\ ‘h, as you see, has met with better resul . ’

{To be Confirmed.) _.....,.____..._._

As an evidence 01 the c traovdi .' growth of vegetation in l‘lorid itisnn-n- tinned that a sirr«~'1c tomato plant. spread- in;r l i: ‘ . h an tree, has entirely covered a bed clnllict-tt feet. square. it had produced about six bush to the latter '1 oi Allglht producing. a. bushel or more l:ti. romctizucs at once.

(,‘ar'r his ’l‘o lv‘.irtrrt-‘.rts.--‘Iirr Monday last, uit)llil'1‘()l)lil,l‘lillq of Sebastme lost a valuable young horse. ’i‘he err been solely uttrieuted to lerdin;9 crop.“ which produced irrllai it the d riviug,r to .ttcnburg; in [111‘ rd his death iii 1l\‘t'lllll‘lll rrl iniuy,r tht Stable. Duct-tors arnl \ cier a -sac- count. for it on scicntitic principles.— Jiv‘i/t'ycu'tilrr Timer.

It is estimated that 3,600 ot’tlre business irrerr of .‘~.' w York live in the neighbor-n towns and cult-v and leave the city daily by the ears. The neiglilioriri;r towns call this kirnl oi population New York lice. crI. ' ’

Augiarnlhas imported twice as much when this year as last. ainl 111 time much as itt lodb. lint. .‘3' pr-r cctit. cairn: I»L‘ll51lll.ul1,lllt>ll‘r. the amount .as nearly live times as much as

; on it

-cond n, and ate caus-

in. two.

212'-

ragga, urgent“

London, October 11th. Admiral Farragut was the guest oi 11111100 llc Johnr to at Clcrornot yestrrd '1'hc L'uited States squadron. with Admin l‘at‘t'ngut on board will \'is', l’ot'tsmnntii this Work, attcr which the whole llctt will proceed to sea. ' Liverpool, Oct. lltlr, (ore). ll'hc iiriu ot‘Camphcll & Sons, broker-:1, have suspended payment. London, Oct. litit, (ere) Jud;;c lilacl'hurnc. and Alllll‘lll have in on appoi d by din Crown to sit ' a npceia n for the trial oi the persons . . .r the riots at Mancncster. (.illulit; Oct. ttth, (t e). ~1‘-inl'orrited journal of tiriscitysays inat (' rdinal Autoiiclli addri “d a note to th-- I'Zuropean oowers in n it ll(‘ char- _-.5e.~itln-. llalian Government with not al cuneiirrrnee iii the revolutionary move- ment.- against ltomc. London, Oct. iltli. leports fr 3i I‘aris:~ say that Napoleon complain. fileluy of the Austrian (lov- e" inn-tit iu cornpli-liugthe tiriiitaryot'gani- zatinu oi the I-Iinpr‘ro. (‘onsols ill; o-‘Jo‘a and provisions: quiet. (told, t_N.Y.)~1»Lt§

G 1 a. llrcatlstnil's

London, Oct 10 The excitement. about Fenianism in the north ol‘J'inggland is 1111' ited. ’I'irn (lov- t'l‘lllllf‘lli. Continues it; . tions firgainst air nutbre: '. Another tetaclnnotit 01 regular troops are under orders to leave it 1. to garrison

the rustic.

Orders have been issued from the Home tiliiee ll-at all nrrnorirs belonging to the Voluntt forces be guarded, and placud in a eoinlitien of dctenec.

it is t§"”""“ll.'v' l1l51'l‘de that the Gln‘t'dll- unrnt v. r11 rail l'nrttaurcrzt to'r-d'ter on the

_ v D' ‘ ' ltlli oi horciirln-r.

lr‘ioreaee, Del, lOlll another battle posh-rday lit-- ibalrlinns autl l’apal tor ' Mo: ' i. It is reported that tir drr ': defeated. but no t‘cl lllt‘ meonut of the noise is given. Men 01 they vty oi at. on in assert that the lit- :l‘l'l'l(".ltill will soon In {out iii tlnr city (.1 Home itself. They 1ypreparationstiir t'iir; pnrposo are. complete, atnl the leaders ot the movement in ltnmo are acting in concert with the irrraders in Vilcrho and t'ii-l‘Wlll'l't'.

.\1nrg.;e amount of countr‘rtcit s .. thirty bonds have been ill ’- rcred rc ‘n' 1y upon the market. They rrc \vell exc- cuted, and liable to deceive.

Vienna Oct. 10 .

The Municipal Government ‘1' this city have 1 rt Irrited ttpelition tn the l'lnipcriorpray- ing for a revision of L'onrordat.

Toronto, Or): 10. l‘.ic ilr-t meeting of tho (ion rnmnnt of 0n~ t. r 0 was held 111 llo~i~in linuse yuti-rrlav: all the members were p sent. It is and tool that nothing oinpr-ria' interest was tar-fore the gaunt-i1.

my, , up it

tween tin-l

London, Oct. 11. M itvs the Pope is l'lrlllldt‘llt of at his fort-oi: to sueecasi'uliy r'esisl the slt' n: parties oft lntarlrrs. llo " rally e ta that. the. itulian Government will . :ldlo tho popular outcry, and order it:- I oops (‘OR'Tllll‘t‘lt‘ll on the Papal frontier»; to march upon Rome and oeeuhy the city.

The lffriiilartl(ifttwliry published it let or

which it declares to be gt nuine. ntlrrssr-tl by the Emperor to tire Mar'ptisdc 1. Hello, m. lllinitnvrnt'tlni Interior. and n itti-n in .\Ilt{ll\l |.-lt:t;. in this letter the -' pnror ex- ..‘ivitty “(nit-N that he had any lit ire toinIt-r- turn or prelltl-y the rccouslrtictlon of (it-r. many.

The insurgents and invmliniz parties in the

Province of Vimrbo have conrenlrttteil ut 'l‘ornnnie, where they have tltrotrn up (ll- m-nclnnr‘nt“. runny other phith in the lin- nmn torritoy have been occupied by (hiri- hahli: rut. her {.11 detachment.- of Pommm] troops have been rent out to dislodge tlicrn. xtflll‘ltk' garriaonol' llntnc is verv xnrill at present A strong l’apal fore . lvrttlinmu topretcnta junction of i‘ll'l‘ioilt 'lhrildi mid r to )tnrtiefi under his comm md with the imurrzcnts til ’1'ortnnae. The plan of the Haribrhliau lender: wet-m to te to draw tin- ohliarsoi‘tln»l‘npe nwny' from llullltl, and 1],”. grit-n tin ii' party in that {'11" 'm opportu- nity to the.

.\ri"f\?rfl0n1(‘n13’mvfl been completed for n yen-«inn:1..»1um-ntlte limpet-or Napoleon and vhr- King of l’rpuiu titan early day. and thr- cpy .ifltnilen has been tlxod upon as the place via re the inter llt‘W wrll LL lirid .

’i" e I‘. the an

y horrible ~ 11l‘>:tl|1,\‘.lllllll

r.~t," lie wru: on. in a more.

s ot'truit up ul “v.3 still

. stroll.

‘ ranm- and accurac ' of fire 1 n .

to mammal {l c tr taint . 't‘rre‘ttSDAY, esteem 17. 18.12.

1 ~ , 1 No it .tnw can he t.rl;. .i til .inoizyrwius in..i- ,tiirntic..tioirs‘. \\'e trill t know the tin and luddrwsses ot'nnr l'rll'l nutrients .is a u rtv iol'tln'ir good faith. \ -.- eantnzt tr in. tin. to ‘rclurir l’utlltlllllii.'.‘littlt‘» 1h l1 :it'.‘ .11.

“'1 l't' rr r-: N i-- \\" s .

'l'rrt: l" Lringz . ltls‘.l~'\1|',‘ tire tn ip‘wd ut l'.c last st - hiillt of tire lrirpriial l'arliatrrtrrl. 'l'irey liu've already commenced to agitate tor further It f "ms. They want vote by bad. lot. a r'cdi 1buiion of it. '.~', a general and llll-‘iLL‘L‘dl'lllll system of education, and a number if other tliiin's izcsid *s. In:. 1* ml and '.l.iir.l :: both agitating for

'. ' . 1 .llll wants 1" 15.: ial of its (‘hurcli t‘Sidl/ll’dllllljll't and to lobiultl 3cm:- iurprovcurcnt in the con.

" nus upon which tenant-r hold thci lands. and Scotland wants to be 1mm,- t'upre,~;cnted in Parliament. 'f‘nnu Um“, ' the capital and lul‘Zr (Inch-gun, Parliament r'cfrts': 1,, :ptcolltm th; 1*,“ '1‘)...

tzrcdalle with this s L'riiorr.st5 will not. )‘fas‘pcct in this direction isuot aver} _ at one. If capital and l .,r would but. keep within the bounds of law, they might be allowed to light out the battle thtWt’L'll themselves without. itrtcrf; cute on the part of the state, but the luv doings of the worknrcrt's Cotirbirralious

u haslwill render it necessary for the state to

take some action itr the matter. The subject of the rclali'ni between mastrr and. workman is a very ilelic t" one, and the statesman who meddle-r with it mast be both wise and \' \\'e. do not think that the lingli i reformers will obtain what the] are . king for very ‘antious people will wait to see how the reform already obtained will weilt before they try any new expciilrtctt! iii the same direction. The expedition to Abyv very properly called a " leap in the dark." It buctlls_ that llrtrre who were expectstl to know most aaout the country and the manner ot'carrying on war in it, are al- nroat arr ignorant of the state of the coun~ try as those who make no pretensions to superior knowlc . Cruner are being nraiiiifzrcturcd spc ally for this war in .lliyssitiia. They are small light IllL‘CL'H almost like toys, and yet they are really: more Lii'cetivc both as regards let 1r oi than (1 1y. wage. llr '1 unl will throw-

1 best field-pieces of .\ rare made of polislici 1-a ball or’ seven 1' nls weight. They are intended to be rrricd on the backs of mules. The origin of this quarrel is - rather singular. As usual a woman is at 'tlrc bottom of it. The. bit '1: king ’I'hc'o- .dorc, bearing the most favorable report". iof lrcr Majestv Qtn-t-n Vittoria, and l I rig ialso informed that sir: i; a widow. had -the mod' :ty to “ propose to her through the ’rr‘i sh Consul. Crrlrrcr'on we think his name is. The consul rc ‘ tcrtain the proposition. having no doubt a vcl'"

Kin",r ' modern high opinion of

the slight put. upon him by her Alltjcary‘a rrprcecntatire. 11y some means or other the Queen came to know 11": trnc state of affairs in Abvss-inia, and with the od nature and a regard for the safety of trerr the humblest oi‘ licr subjects for which she has ever been rcrmirkablc, directed her servants to give. a polite answer to her s‘rbl: suitor. They were to inform him that her Majesty had resolved never again to wed, but that. site was highly ilnttcred by the compliment paid her by liisilbyssinizrn Majesty. King’l‘heodore not used to such an. Vet's from the ladies whom he candescem .‘d to woo, 11:\\' at.) a \ioleut passion. Sine;- he could no”. wreak his vengeance on the ' Cf“ fender dust in "

.cipal ~iiity, be determined 10 pillllnn every sunyrct of the Queen on whom he could manage to lay his hands, and the corrsctprcncc wax; the imprison- ment of the (,‘ousul and a number of ladies and gentlemen, Llereu in number, if we remember rightly. \Viurt the tilti- niz.te results of this matrimonial nia- tion of King 'l'hcinlot'c's will in; ~ry hard to it‘ll. llirw marry of the tllunl. 10,000 “111 perish in the an :rrpt to deliver their countrymen from the power of tlic barbarous tyrant it is impossible to calculate.

'l'lie Feniaus are again giving trouble lli]‘1l1;:ldltll. “'lni would expect to hear of a Fenian rising in the heart of ling- l..'.rri, to he told that. Fenian prisoner's would be re. ed in the tread light of day in one ot the largest, cities in ling. land? That such a thing could be done irt Ireland where all the lower orders of the population sympathise with tin.I Fenian fanatics is what most IV‘OPIU would con- sider exceedingly probable, but; that the English police, in an .l‘luglisli city would he successfully resisted anti their prison- ers \vrcstrd from them. one would sup. pn-te beyond the bounds of probability. lint this ocurrnnt‘e, uni"- ‘ly as it seems, but actually tal it place in .‘laticlrr‘sit'l'. 'l'wo Irish At t is, iatis, 1);,“ and Kelly by name, \‘.'('l'tf apprtirt-rrrlctl by the :\IilllCiiCillL'l‘ constables on arts. pil'lUH of burglary. They. however, soon found out: that. they t'rtptuvtd not lrouscbrl-r ers, but. l‘K-nir They were exanrined by n m' {at "Itllllllli‘li (in their r. r , guarded ' a1 polirrzrrreu. iii 3‘ were ii-seued liy air-rinbtr oi'tin ir t‘edoa' conspirators. The sergeant of police “ur' shot dead on the spot The real. it arenas. tool: to their heels tunl left the l“r,‘nlhlltt masters of the field. linth prisoner‘t llluth good tape. Home ii!‘ the rescuers have been (:upittt'ctl. What the i‘fcninns cX~ pect to gain by thus carrying the war intoAt‘ricn is pattonr comprehension. \\'hutcvcr' hopes t'f sneer-sq they may have by tnalrirtg Ireland the iicld'ol' their operations, tiny mun! we that they have not. the ghoul. ofa chant-o of (dithering tlnir cause, by [zet‘inp up a number of small riots iii l-irrulalnl. lint. f‘tlllllllttll some and l"(-nianisni are not to be “it‘ll— linttml in the natnt‘ scutnntzc.

'l'lit-r'eis trouble in ltaly. Garibaldi llll‘! been s-‘nt home. but his admirers and followcrs Ill'r" full of tight,nnvl . bent on making Home the capital of l’nitul Ital

lL'

I i1 and ulllcl‘

$inia has been,

himself, became exceedingly enraged utlorrc among; the rruntherlcsa proofs of tin-

l’b‘lDE J’OUltilAl:’1‘lllIItSDAY,

OCTOBER 17, 1857.

—__L

4..-_._..__.__~-

porilerrce from the City-l

E 10th ‘ lNlJl’ii'l'lllAi.

~'i'llL2

I l l

I‘IXIIIIll'l'iON.

Ilzrvitrg promised so to do, I will try and give you a brivf description of the . 1'1>.liibiliori,tor itl were to go iata dt tails

it. would take many lllUt'u than this about

t of paper to contain them. Without fur- 'tio.-r prctucc tilt”, the drill slrcd. as it in ti-rmcd,\v . titted up with tables, benches appliances. and at criter- lirtn' 1)|"'\Llilt'\1 a rather imposing; appear- ‘arrtc. l e “er: tat-er aisles or pas vI-q' on L‘llllt:l' side of which were t:rr.ir;.:: d the articles exhibited. We will take the orrc to the left ofter door of entrance. The first objects that attract attention are tire trntnbcr of butter tubs Itl‘ii Li‘ ' the latttr ii'i.trini',-.ti t4 li:ll\-'l

s. s, Mill; ti'lild proof that 11' the “l. ml“ ill'liet: war nnn'c ix- ‘ not only would 1h.~ home run _ itclysuppliud, but. 3| \"'.1::.ilrlc article added to the lint .vl'cx- torts. L'losc to these \t'a~‘a pile oi'lnicks, ll_l1llltlll.4, ceripcl’s work, in the Shape of barrels, lrrdf bnrvcls, in: a of measures,

1f .‘ialtctl mar-kcral were thtrc, and of tire

1111031. qu.:lily.—-\‘.'hat an inexhaustible ,«nrrec of wealth was typit by them- ;_..'t.; of God's providence, rnrrdc rrra. 1c. by man's industry. Some specinre ' of irorrrnoirgcry, iii the shape oi'rrxcs, forks. c\;c..

were creditable to the makers. A cast iron stove, by whom made 1 did not. learn, it will doubtless be in the list ei tnisrullartcous :lt'ticlca. . to this came the ('cr .113, but for these refer to the list of prizt

l was highly pleased witira washing 1', and to me, a riov.l kind of the joint production of Mr. ithal-l \Vlritc, the engineer and smith, and Mr Mark luteircrdnc t binet-rr'akerL lln were us well marruiirctru'cd as any- tliirrgoftlic sort. I have seen imported. The Furniture exhibited by Mr. llutehcr‘, and r\1r.(i.'orv,ye Douglass, were in the ltlgllt‘ht degree Creditoblc, both to tire i.r.urai‘.tctrirers and to the state ofrnccliarr- iralurt iii the island. There were two iii-dstcads, of walnut, Intrrle one by each, either of which would gnu i: the best. bed chamber in the country. Some chairs of birch, by Mr. Butcher, stained to look like mahogany. were worthy of attention, as giring a cheap yet siglitiy article for the best parlor of the farmer or mechanic. A sofa and set of chairs to match, of black waltrlrt and blue. velvet. by Mr. Douglass, attracted the attention ntnlad- irrir'ulioa of every pa. ‘ by, and rcceivcll from them all the 1. sc they nicritcll. A chest of drawers with mirrors. also well deserved approbation. I have cullcilout only a few of the ino~t prominent articles among trinity ctpially tit-serving of inert- tion. lltrrlat not, however, pass by a curious piece of fret work by Mr. lint- circr—his name and addrc. cutout, of a single picniofwocd. '1' s is a specie of ornamental wood work not c 1 new, but. executed after a new ','-,,,5‘,,1m,c_ 'it was formerly termed carted work, and (‘Xk‘clllt‘ll with cutting instruments unlit"- ctrtkitrds. it is now performed alto- lgirtlicr by means of the saw, and nil'ords

a

l

ingenuity of the present; generation, rrnd of the incrcascd facilities given to the ex- ertions oi'art,|iy the substitute ofsteiun for nrarrual power. I find on looking over my notes that I have omitted two chairs by Mr. llritclier, the one callcdpric then, of walnut with a back of tapestry exqui- sitely worked in flowers after nature; the other a picture ot'tlie Queen, with crown, sccptrc, and both as articles of furniture and specimens of i die work, highly praised, more especially by the fairer por- tion of the spectators.

Turning to the opposite side ofter biw- .- go way, ~tome specimng gf flaw). “to”, fly!” ‘ .1; or card cases, paper cutters, boxes in two pieces of statuary in mar—- ble, a head and a fancy ornament, 'l'irr- \varc, dzc. I was much pleased with some specimens (ifstcreotypc plates, by Mr. G. iircnriicr, the tirst attempt. of the kind on 1’. 1'1. island I suspect, and the more to the credit. of Mr. Ilrcrinrer. llcsliow- cd also some specimens of book binding, well executed and crcditalily tooled. llats and (’aps by Mr. llobhs. Men‘s apparel by Mr. John lit-ll. Potclrw “k (fouiitcrpaIn-a oi‘cvcry variety and pattern adding considerably to tho liveliucss of the show. \\'e come now to the speci- men; of woolen goods, and he" 1 must refer you to the list of prizes, w h the re- mark, lnirvctcr, that. the show which met the eye was, as respects the ingenuity and industry ofnur country womcn,clrccr- ing in the extreme. 'i'lre day being wet and cold, the sight. of so much and so many diil'crcnl; kinds oi appliances calcu« latud to keep 011' and dispel both, gave evidence of comfort pleasant. to the feel- ing. It would take 1| page merely to eat- alngue tlictn.

Turning to the right; of the entrance, our ears were. saluted by the various and somewhat, discordant noises of the l’oul- try, exhibited in ('rropa. 'l'lre arrange— ment tor the show of them was not what it might. have. been. They did not sitcw to adrntilagr. 'l‘lrc appositen :a of the old maxim “ never sell your lien on a rainy day" was be {L'lnllllilutL 'l'lrc coop-r wort-too lituclt crowded, no tlratu fair view of them could not. he had by the mere lliltlvtl‘ by, and the crowd wrs so den n: that one was iliin to suil'cr himself to be carried with the lxtl'L'lllll.

A goodly row ofcarriagcs and sleigh; occupy the right. side oi the. building. and reach nearly the whole length oill‘. I have seen tmlhing‘oft.1ie R:nno ticscl'lplioll ini- ported that could compete with tlnun. I consider this agr'eat triumph. There will be no necessity l'or importing this kind of article any lttll‘U‘L'l'. Next to the wall, on n; same side, and occupyingtlre whole of , were the. vegetables, among \\'lllt'll were C(lll.\lilrtllnil.i mangelwurzcl, carrots, heels and cabbagos, all iineoi'lheirklinl. [have ['11, lllllllb’, better swollen. These are, l'lt'El in which We can afford tottornpete with the. whole world. for there is no p; 't of it. win-re the soil and climate urn. more lavorable to the production oi llll‘Wt-lllll'lflfl of vegetal lcstltrm 1’. ll. Island. There were some good specimens of Uriiiiirlt, and i know no reason n. r we should not.

ti 1

I rrnrstpot pass over a new ve otabh- prodnction. 1 menu new £01“!er sland. brcoiiimi-n. grown and ripe ed in lilo open air. 1 shallbe glad to me a growth oi it inert-aged. Among the vegtrtobles were specimcusql willow wot We'll, nnd‘bt us‘ good mitt a 'pny ever imported. l was ma Wily picath with the show at trait. ‘ ‘lio rip- pies. wages, and plumnfimlra furfincruinl in u‘ tilll‘l‘ numbers lilzlll'l ever retrictnbcr sect gprutlnced at any 01 the horticultural l'\ iliitions.

apples. The pears are on the increase. lain the. more pl cd to 590 this, a it 111"” ground 01. wipe that tln farmers will see the propriety of planting or‘cliards,and thus mold the necessity ct importing; what lit-itst oi necessity be to a certain (lcgt‘t-o jinfrrior trlril, if for no other runs in that iirnpor ted unit must he gathered green to stand lllt' rough usage it must oi nec ity encounter ill a voyage from, foreign parts. the ripe and green tomatoes and copsienns w placed among,r the ll'llllrt, thong, not ~ii'lc.ly eoirrrng under that category. 1 alin‘de totln‘sci rrlicularlyus showinglhat a climate which‘can bring these vegetable productions to maturity, must helcorisidcr» ed as a genial one.

It was one of the pleasant occurrences 01' Lb" gathering to see the ludianstalting a place. 1 oh rt'vcd a. couple oi ornit- nit-ntcd baskets d .playirnD as much taste as ingenuity in their construction: and some burn-r liikiiis that could not be excelled in llt‘i|llll‘>:5 of linish.

I was in hopes to have made it end

. hrlore this. but fear I must deter the rc-

nraindcr of my description, with some

practical remarks I wish to iriako, utrlil

next week. in the meantime I am Yours truly, L.

The following is a list of the prizes

award. .1 :— ’l‘ ‘X'l‘il.l~2 FABRICS 1N WOOL.

lint llt. rthrug, Catherine Meltac

' I bust llrarthru-g. Mrs. W ~

lit t lloor Mat—Mr J. 15. Iollrrr , t rly.

2d lit-st l‘ool‘ Mat—Margaret Butcher. t'ity.

liesl toyarils White lv‘lanncl—Jolru Mathew—

son, Urarklry I‘oint.

23.1 hush-Airs. 1". Match, Lot 41-h

lit‘ri lllyat'ds natural) tirey' Homespun——

.\lr.~. Fraser, (':l\'t‘lltllo‘l|.

lit‘rl dyed llornespuu——Jolin Gibson, St.

l’cler'.~ ltoad.

Homespun——-1)onald Ferguson,

1-1 llivcr.

L'.t best lllaek Homespun—John Kennedy.

15. 1' li'mtl.

licst \l'i r's \\’l‘rtl', 10 yards ——'I'1nim.rs

Taylor, liot -lil.

2d |.e.—t \l'oirien's Wear—Mrs. Mch'rnzie,

Malpeiprc lload.

liest Women's Wear, fancy patents—Miss

.~\rn1rrson.

:Ed boot. 1‘. ntrrcn's Wear—John i‘lt'Nelll, New

l'er‘tli.

llesl tin nt‘s I‘l.ii.l——.luscplr Kennedy, 11. 1'.

“mill.

2d lit'sllitflll‘fi l‘lirid—~Jarncs 1’idgeon,f\'cw

London.

licst Woman's Shawl—Miss Lane, lhttistall'~

n i;;e.

2d best '\'\‘onian‘s Shawl—Mary lie ‘3, l otSO.

[lest lllH'Ml lines. pair, Miss Anili- on.

zit nest. llnvre lines—Noah liar-per, Sutl'ollt.

lical pnr 1unkcts—-Miss Jch‘iu Mellriuli.

Lot .14 .

Best 10y 'tl'l l)ruggct—Anastatia McAulay. 'l't‘ die.

yd best 10) rds Drugsgct—ltolrcrt Robertson,

St I'eter‘s Road.

iii-st pi -e Fain-y Shining—Peter McLeod,

Wood Islands.

'..'.1 in'rl piece Fancy Shilling—Mrs, Ilaidcr-

sun, .\ iv \l‘iltslrirc.

Knit Drawers—John Nelson,

llcsl

lit-st Elliot Lane, lintrqtnll‘rraire. Miss Mary Ann Higgins. 2d tit-st tirri-e pair Soc Margaret McLean. llcs'. tint-e pair' Stocking—Mrs.Burnett, St. l'vtrr's Load .

lit-st Winter Gloves —- George Wentlierbe, Lot ~10.

lies: ‘.\Iil. \irs. llnrnctl, St. Peter's Road. llest Collection of Knit Work, to be divided, between Mrs. It. lllunn, Wood Islands, and Mrs. Eekstullt, city.

llost sample (irain Sin-ks, W. Scott, Lot 34. Best halt“ doleu Towels — Mrs. J. Scott, Springfield.

lit‘ét Tattle Clo lr—Lawrcncc Murphy, South Shore.

Best pair lint-n Shams—Mrs. It. Robertson, St. Peter's ltoad.

RECOMMENDED FOR PRIZES:

Shepherd's I'laid. n11 wool—R. Robertson, St. l’ctcr's lload. . Union shepherd‘s Plaid—James l’idgcon,’Ncw LoinhiJi.

Fancy Homespun—J. G. McDonald, B. l’oiiu.

Fancy Homespun, striped—Mrs. J. Mathe~ son. 1%. Point.

llorsc ltug-(ir-o. Nisilt't, Net Glasgow. Fancy Stockings, striped-—. iss Ilryenton, ll. 1'. htllltl.

Fltiiii‘S " Mrs M. l'ower, Lnt ~tS.

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Murphy, South Shore. Linen S1 -ct..—-.\lr.~r John Scott, Springfield, Knit Si 'r't )1le Lane, ‘3. lficter‘s Road. Linen 'I'rclzini.r «Alexander Mcllellt, do. lliirsn ling—John For-heir, Union Rout. linit table Cm’cr—Lrurrence Murphy, South Shore. '

Ir'liltNI'i‘Ulll-l. Berri set draining room Furiiitnremaccrge Douglas-x, lit-in Street. llc‘st set dining room Furniture —— Marl: llutclier, Jilin.v Square. Bes‘t set lll'll room Furniture—(10. rincoitrtu. run as tit-:atanvmu rruzm: Adozcn 1’. L. island Black Ilircir Chairs-— Marl: llutcher. Set of hell room li‘urniture—Geo Douglass.

1103‘Ulv’t'l‘llil}MENTION:

A kinda-n Table and Settcc combined—by Urn Douglass.

CARRIAGES AND SLEIGIIS.

lien double sralcrl Wagon under £40-Mc- l’li.i1&lluutcr. 2d best dnirhle seated Wagon under 1510-- .1olin .‘it'tlll. llest single seated Wagon. under £25~Mc- lirnnon Sc lt‘rusct'. 2.1 best single tented Wagon, under £25, do. ltt-ennnncrnleil to the favorable Cllllbitlcl‘lt- Lion of tlrr (Iotinnissinners, it Very superior tinislicd covered Buggy, manufactured by Mmsre .1. ti. It. Seott, and an l-Irpress \Vngoii. the only uth on exhibition, manufactured by Mel’hail i\'-. Hunter, and owned by U. \V. Ullrlllllt'l‘. In Sleighs, no fair competition. FARMING IMl‘LI-ZMICNTS. liest pair llarrorvs—-\V. McKenzie. Lot. 48 . liest horse litic--.\linn Stewart, Sotttliport.- llcst lrdh l’lt)ll[11|—'l‘llll§. 1tohinsnn,eity. llcat wooden Plough-lieu Seaman, Lot til. lleat set banners—Alex Stewart. Lot 48. llcst lllllfloul iuuil digger—I". Mtitelr, Lot is. tit-:cvnrrttzxtnzti ron r-trtzna: Mussel lllllll McLeod, Lot. 48. Mussel 'tnnrl digger exhibited by William Mnxilt-ld. Wendi-ii l’txr rh exhibited by William Mc~ " lie ~, Lot 18. ' li.ii.»i- lirikc exhibited by Abraham Gill, Little York. ' A Cart exhibited by Wm 110M, city. ’l‘rmyt; \"upgtlll, exhibited by (ice Gardiner. A thre rim: M. « blue, with Shaker lllim'llt‘ll,

raistvnur own inn-lend oi importing the quanlilie.» \\I.' no.

nia‘rnl'arturel by livilrrt lint-yer. l or is. and it ..1‘.llilll"1 1y Samuel liy is. lliilol liiii r.

I counted clcvetr kinds of ‘~' plums arid upwards ot thnty—tlt'c kinds of “

llalt‘ tiny it t‘incst Towels—Mrs Lawrence ‘

digit-r exhibited by David

INDIAN MANUFAC' UlllZS.

’I'Iro Culntnlsrlunt‘rir awarded six shillings each, to the following Indian-I for Baskets and buttcrl-‘irkins, &e., Janic- Louis, Lctuucl Mitchell, Mrs Widow Lentil], John Knock-

}.woyon,ns wood ' d Toney Lud.

‘ SCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. liest brficlLs—Wm Ir‘inegitu, Vernon River. 2d best bricks—Albert. Kelly. Lot 43. ‘

Ilest Narrow Axr— \r'clriliirld White, city. “ broad AXU—-l‘il|:llt| Wenthcrby, Lgt'fw. " collection pledge Tools—do. bait Mill-Ihrcln-nian «'2 Sons, city. ltrrrd‘wood barrel—dairies Melicnnn, city. L’tl best hard wood barrel—John Joy, city . lit-st. butter Firkin—Jas MrKr-mrit, city. 2d best butter lr‘irkin, do do first 5 8-. 10 gallon chr- llenry Combs, city. “ set peck .52 bushel Measures, do do “ Ketchup—Mire N. Stewart. ' Maple Sugar candied, and box Maple Sugar—— Gen '1‘. llaazartl. lit-st Sculpture—dairies Phillips. city. I'apc Knives and wood boxes erLtrncltc. iii-st Lantern—.1. “ctuutlls, crty. “ lleater, do do liest Irinttucle Lamp. \\'. ll. Allin. city. Spe inicns of Printing -orgc llrciirncr. Sp ' tens of book binding, Ucn Ilretnncrr Specimens of Hats and (Taps, John llobbs . lion-n Boa, Janet N. Stewart. Lot ~18. Painting Fruits and l"ltl\\'¢l‘s. Mrs

Irving, city.

RECIMUIICNIHID rot: rrrtzrrs: tlirculur t1) tinder. Art-lid. White, cit . llrier baskets. Edward Lauri, 5t. l’egcr gr Road. Lantern, U. \V. Millrrer, city . ‘ Ship's (Tastings, M. lliorrloii. city. .\l'il‘tiec lllat-lrinc, Joint Lewis, , '. “'tltlllllll: Machine and Ringer, M. Butt-liar,

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Set 1' lil, hhu-k birch Cliairx. Ill. Butcher, Specimens Met- irrtl l)entist.ry,Di-. Strick- land. cit) ‘ Basket Cranberries, (cultivated), ’I‘.(.‘rnsliy,

Elliot ltiver.

Knit "able Cover, Mrs Laurence Murphy.

1 South Shore. lied Quilt. Mrs \Y. Fraser, citv. Satchel, Miss (1. i'llellar, Lot . l‘irture iii Worsted. i‘vlhs l-‘rk. tadt. city, t‘ottntcrparie, Mrs 'I‘. Sottthport. Antimac \lrs 1-). r, city.

do, Mr. I. llolu-rlson, St Peter‘s lluarl. Window Curtains. illiss 1'1. Nt'liiirrn. Ready made t‘lotlii . John Ilcll, city.

Li‘ 1112“.

Beat (,‘iilt'Skina, Mcliinrinii ck Co.

“ Sole Leather, do “ 1,’ppr~r Leather, \\'m 11. Dawson. “ (train l'ppvr Leather, do " llartress Leather, do

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|,‘.‘,\' ll.-rnes.~*. . lI Murray.

' us, John Stitrnblts. > liann-ss. .i. Meliatlrern. Lo", .1, made by .‘dr iii-run, lie: 45. lit-st set l’lougii llnrncss, .1. \V. l‘iekard. The Judges r nnn-rnled for it prize ll set oi’irarnesa inarrni'i Ilfl'llily1illitl'll'8 Saunders, Strttrltrcvsidc. atnl tunic holrora-rionicrttin- nl‘ ll:ti‘llt'.~§ exhibited by John Stuinlrics, cf the city.

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“ liar ‘Jd best. 1‘ ‘

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’rion'rs arm snot-2s.

Only one pair ion-g.nnl one pair 1-- lnllll‘ entered, atnl hence tin-rt,- was no LINU- petition.

lllllll-Ifl. lit-st sleigh llnia'. .\lrl{rnnon & (in. ‘..'d beat do do, t‘. Yield-ruin, Lot 11‘. llcrt. Sheep S lll't‘ovctl with wool on, .i. lied. .. r‘alllllllilll'l ' licentinnr-Inlrrd for it prize. a robe cxhil-ite-l by ltoncr't Lianne. city “It ill." 11' licst basket of cooking Apples. Alexander (‘ztmpnt-ll, Mont e Itiv ‘ ‘ ‘.!d best do, .iann-s lt'nlirt on, city “Col. rating Apples, . . I}. W. Mount Sleu ‘1 2‘1 itl‘xl ll". Donald Lamont. l-leiot lllVl'l‘ liesl basket winti-r keeping Apples, ll. Cairns, Hi. l'l’lt'l" lload 2.1 best winter keeping Apples, Johnston ‘ .rlitkeu, 'l'tiree llirers [lest sample (it-cert (laces, lion G, Boer, do sannplu plums, (yellow), 11. Palmer, L‘ll do saiiryplc l).nnsons. Jolru,Smitlr, Lot ~19 Some superior Citroiis, exhibited by J. W. Morrison, 1'1.»qu i-, of (.‘lnrrlottetmvn commandedgetter admiration " Very ext'cllcnt (Titrotrs w ‘5: also exhibited by J. 1). Mason, Esquire, some of which weighed 12 lint irizeonrtisanen l-‘Ull PRIZES: lilthht‘t eating Apples, J. 1'1. W. Alleyuc, Mount Stewart ltipe winter I , J. Bryvlllfllli “Hume! l’oint ltom l’luurs. Ilicharil llitrkc, Lot 45) Calawubo illlrl white swrct “inter Grapes, tic-urge llcrr, city (lllAlN. [lest 31nrrslr.\\'lrcat 63.} lbs—Win Prowse, I. B. 1’. Road. 2d. best 3 buin Wheat lit} ll)S.—-—l‘i\Vt‘tl Mc- ' Millun, li. l‘oint. best :1 bush. -1 liowed Harley—John Me (it r ‘ n.. Lot ~18. 2d best t bush. -1 rowed Barley—John Illctir'ego .. l'., Lot '15. Best. 5‘» bush. 2: rowed barley 55 lbs.—A1- bcrt Boswell, Lot ~18. ' 2d. best :1 bush. :5 rowed barley 5.]. lbs," . John Connolly. Spring I'ark ltoad. Best 3 bush. (tats, 1:5 11i.i.-—',i‘lres.liuliiniir Rustico. " 2d. Best :3 bush. Oats. ~tl thaw—John Mac- (it'c Lot. tli‘l. ' 3d. best :5 bush. (lulu ~11 lhs.——\V. B. Tup- lin. Mara. to. "1'81. 3 bush. lirtekwlnrrtt, 54d lbs—Stephen lllr-L‘ullunr, ll. 1'. Zud best; bush. buckwheat—W. l‘rowsa, ll. 1’. load.

There Were also some other excellent samples of Wheat, but being mixed with Barley, no prime. Could be awarded.

Isaac ’l‘liornpsorr, of Lot 31. Miller, ox. hihited Wheat, weighiugtizt lbs. and John Williams, City, a lot Weighing (3:1 lbs. to the bushel.

Mr. Williams also exhibited asanrple of barley \voighini,r .52 lbs. to the bushel. These individuals being Judges 01 (‘1 did not compete.

1‘12 5 A.\'l) BEANS. Best bush. l'easv~1“rauri3 llell, Royalty.

A superior smnplu oi l‘otalo I'eus, well worthy it premium. measuring only a trait bushel. could notennrpelo.

‘ 1:1-21'1. Noun Full lattices. Sampli- ol' l’i-as—J. 1'}. W. Allcyncflrlnunt Stewart.

“ Whito Hearts—J. Williams, City.

\'li‘l‘(.‘llll:5.—-;.-\ sample front Govern- ment It‘arm, recommended by the Judges as very good . liliASS SEEDS.

Best 2 bush. Timothy ed. I:’.llrs.~—Noah llarper, Lot :it.

llesthnsli. lied tilover Sccd, 614 lbs,— Nnah llrn'pcr. Lot. til.

llcst White. (Ilovcr Seed—Abbott, Union

Aliryne,

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ltoad. ‘ FLAX. liesl. l lax in straw—Alex. tohcrtsou, St. ' Road.

21nd brad—Mt

licfzt Scutclitt 31.

2nd bert~hlra Mel-llroy.

lili'l'i'lill :1 N1) (:llEl‘lSl-l.

’wsl. 'l'nh oi lliittcr,-.linneir llownrd. ('ornwall.

22d. bust ‘i‘uli ul Hatter—Alex. Darrucli, (ledt- lliver.

fld. best tub of liulter'-»~J.uncs Cut‘l'lc. \Vtr-t illicr. '

Jillllt‘Qllt'glttl,1.01.31. tax will”. Jas. licgundmt

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llest Cheese—Um 'y Ilyde. Elliot River. 2d. boat (‘lrcese— unit-s Frirqulmrson, Lot

48‘ . 11d. bunt Circcse—Tboopli, Crosby, Elliot River. VEGETABLES. Best doz. Onions, Joint Mcltory, City. A second quality rune dud by the Judges. raised by II. Film. Esq, ~ Britt Turiilps——Jolm Nichols. Lot 59. Best dim. llccts—' ‘. I’iiri-ons, City. llcst doz. l‘itrsuipa. W. 11. Pope, Royalty. Best dnz. Carrots—Richard l’ickin'd, Roy- nlty. ‘ ‘ Cauliflowcrs—rro competition. Best dozen enrs Indian Coru_—-\Vnr.Brown_, lily. Best Squash, W. Pcthlck, City. ' ltcst l’umpliin 39 lbs., lletrry Crabbe, pity llciit. doz. Tomatoes. (lent-go Beer. ’ llest tlrrco Uabbx gets. 1‘. Cflblll, Cit .

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llcst three Savoy Cnhbagcs, Wm. rown, City.

it doz. routs Celcr'. James Robertson, City.

.-\ splendid specimen of Foiatqog, called “Emperor (jet-manyfl exhibited by Mr. lichstadt, tri'rhly recommended by Judges. Spec niens of Superior Marigold Wurtzcl were exhibited it James J. (lay, Lot. 6t), and Julep“ Hensley, Royalty. ' ' -

FISII. ‘

Best barrel Mackerel. C. I“.

lit-std barrel Mag ercl. I. C. Hall.

1 sample Oysters—no competition.

1 sample Lobster‘s—uo competition.

RECOMMENDED r-‘ou A rnxzrt.

dhbl..\laelterislt ibited 13y Alex.Mci\'cill, Jrivctrtl ' '

BEES.

Best box honey—shine divided between '1‘. Dcsllrinay, City, and James Mire: liar. Lot in. ‘

u utvu lives—Prize divided between Ed-

ward llorlic, Charlottetown. :ur'tl Duncer

MrUallunr, liracklcy Point Road.

()tlier lIivcts. among them one exhibited by Edward Stairs, City. worthy ot‘rccotn: nieinlatrou. "