THE CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.
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For P0TtieUlGvs in regard to the Fair and Cattle Show, which took place in this village last week, we refer readers to the Reports of the differ ent Committees. We remark, generally, that the display in some respects exceeded that of former years, while perhaps in others it fell short and the number ofspectators was, we are assured laEg- CT than on any similar occasion for several prece- ding years Great interest was manifested in every thing connected with the exhibition of stock, veg etabes, fruit, articles of domestic and general man. ufacture, Sc. The weather was unusually fine, and all present seemed much gratifed with the va rious proceedings and exhibitions of the two suc- cessive days.

 The Annual Address before the Society, deliver. ed in the Congregational Church, on Thursday, by Illbert .C BGIdaUiD. Esq, of New Milford, was an eloquent production, and peculiarly adapted to the occasion.

 The following gentlemen were elected officers of the Litchfeld County Agricultural Society for the ensuing year:

 Preside't-JOHN c. AMBLER, BethIeux.

 Vsce Presidents-DAv1D C. WH1rr1EsEv. 1st. Washington; CHARLES JONES, 2d, Litch6eld: PH1NEAs NORTH, 3d, Torrington.

 Corresponding Secretory-Gen. FREDERICK BUEL, Litch6el6.

 Recording Secreta'Y-Dr. A. S. LEWIS, Litch- field.

 1'eGs"er-STEPHEN TRowBR1DGE, L,tchfeld.