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American Institufe-Great FaH'


This day will be highly Interesting one at the
Fair.


In the course of the morning The faithful trend
of Napoleon, Marshal Bertrand, will visit the Far


At half.past 4 O'Clock in the afternoon the
Award of Premiums will be read to the pubic IN
the large Saloon.


At halfpast I O'Clock in the afternoon the e1-
ercises of the evening will commence. The clos
ing address of the President of the Institute will be
delivered, and Music by the Naval Band from the
ship of the line North Carolina.


The exercises will be concluded by splendid Fireworks by
the Justly celebrated Pyro,echuj.t, Mr.. Edge


The receipts of this day will be appropriated to the
uss of the Library of the Institute.


Mr. Niblo generously and patroticay gives the use OF
the Garden ratutousy for that purpose That Library
which for the Of all strangers visiting city, which
now contains nearly 5000 valuable books and must be rapid
y increased Every citizen who payshis quarter dollar will
have the satisfaction of contributing OF the most USE
ul and important Libraries in country One which is
pronounced by competent judges to be unique


Mon IN HUMMELSHINE, few weeks since an
Abolitonlst made attempt to lecture at Andersonown
Madison Co., lud bu, mobbed One of the rioters
was tried before the Circuit Court and sentenced to ~
Imprisonment and fine of So But his associates being
believers in the largest liberty, determined that he
should be imprisoned and the morning after the trial
paraded the of Anderonowr three or four hundred
strong and declared their intention 10 demolish the jail and
and set the prisoner free The guard which had been pro-
vded ngoriousy fled their approach and Judge kgore
adjourned the Court and went out and addressed the mob,
it said, in mastery speech and by promising to use
his influence with the Governor obtain the fellows re-
lease induced the mob suspend operations for two or
three days they persstng in the time that they would
beate the prisoner the Governor should do with
the time specified Whether the Governor was compelled
to Weld obedience TO the mob does appear


CHARITY HosPrTAL-New- Orleans, Tuesday,
Oct 17.-Reports for Sunday and Monday, end
mo at hal-past o'clock in the evening: