Daily National Democrat

The Pavilion.—The building, yesterday, was still pretty well thronged with visitors. Last evening the awards for articles on exhibition were made and the premiums mostly, we believe, then and there delivered. We shall probably publish the list hereafter. At present we are lacking both the time and space, owing to the lateness of the hour at which the awards were made and to the fact that our columns are considerably occupied with our report of the proceedings at the cattle grounds, and the premiums awarded there.

We had in our notes of yesterday a memorandum concerning the superb pictures of that very superior artist, Mr. Heath, which have formed a prominent feature of the Exhibition, but in the hurry of writing overlooked it. It is not too late, however, to say that the photographs and other pictures displayed by Mr. Heath are of a character seldom equaled. They have a boldness of outline and a finish in style which show the true genius of the Daguerrean Art. The photographs in particular have been commended by visitors from all parts of the country.