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STATE FAIR AT rUTIcA.-.Arrangementsh have been
made with the several railroad companies, whose
officers have acted with their accustomed lbcralty and
public spirit that all animals and impliments intended
ior exhibition shall be transported free OF CHARGE by
ira trains tor that purposes al that all persons visiting
the Fair shall pass halfthe usual All animals and
agriculture al Implements must be the ground Utica
on the l7th 10 o'clock A. M; and at the Rochester
Auburn depot in this city, early on Tuesday morning.
the 10Th in readine for the o'clock trainadvces OF
which should be left with L. b. Langworthy No. l6 Buff
falo street. through the Post Office by the 10th Sep.
tember that suitable provision may be made tor their
nsportaton All articles forwarded by this route
any other may be addressed to Messs Farewell Har
rpgton Utica and ticketed Estate Fair" who will take
careful charge OF the II IN anticipated that from
the great exertons making by the people of Utica and


the officers of the Society together with its increasing
popularity, the show will far outstrip any former exhi
bition in the State. The preparations are magnif
cent SCALE and from present Indications the show Of ami
mails, implements of husbandry and the various curios
stitute this Fair the grand Museum Of agricultural ar
cles for the State of New York The Magnetic Tele.
ward which will prove no small attraction to those vis
ting the Fair


LONG ISLAND RArLRoAp-On Friday night last on
this road, at place called Miville, about sixty
miles from Brooklyn, large body Of men assembled
and drove of the wachman who resisted their attempts


to tear up the track Having now tree scope they pro


then hewed of the uprghts OF the bridge, Whicn w.
high emhankment carried the railroad sc,oss s. !. ot an
tireIy cut down. but left in such way .na' h sm "
might run on and fall in the gulf below hey es
capped an overturn from the embankmeit on ener sde
sobenevolent an intent frustrated ny tne
and watchfulness Of the companys agents, VINO com
,;ca ~ snv train passing at full speed TO this
spot the bridge could not be repaired ~
;n ~ rs,Is and baggage was made from tho regular
,ps;o 10 another on the opposite side Of the ravine
such those OF Friday night can have


h.r affect than make that part Of Long Island and r
;n,abtants odious to the whole community the abode
Of iawIess mon The passengers in the tnin from New
Work. which arrived hero Saturday night nj a late
hour are unanimous In praise Of Mr. Tucker, tho
ductor Of that train for his and attention. and OF
Captain Williams, Of tho steamer Traveller, for his
generous profsr Of dinner without chargs.--Boson
Pesf, Monday