Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-17

keeping the rarer creature. farmer. in buyog
choice beautiful animal, neglsets to take tAsse
facts into considsraiep, and the consequence thai
he is disappointed in its value for milk or stock
These remarks will apply to domestic animals
Of every descriptiss, with the exception Of the
horse. Good keeping and careful tending will al
most always make good breed; and while every
encouragement should be given to the introduction
Of improved stock of every Sort the above facts
| should never be lost sight Of
MAcHISERY.-MaBy ofthe improvements in ma
chinery at the Fair this year. have been exhibited
former occasions, but there is a very valuable ma
chine for the manufacture OF shingles, which is
derstOod to be recent invention. 1t is perfectly
simple in it's construction and is capable OF making
$50 shingles per minute, by the application OF the
power of single horse. There is waste Of tim
Der in the nufacture, and this fact taken in
necton with the astonishing rapidity with which it
throws off perfect shingles, renders it of the
most economical and valuable labor saving machines
| that have ever seen.
| A very neat, simple compact machine for weaving
knitting net work Of every cription attracts
much attention. 1t is adapted to the manufacture of
seines nets, and will perform the labor of two or
binary Heretofore all attempts at machinery
of this kind have failed in consequence of the inn
possibility of tying square knot, that would
not slip. But this difficulty is entirely overcome in
this machine, and it is dcsideratum which had for
long time exercised the ingenuity of many Of
| much mechanical genius
The Magnetic Engine has already been described
in the Herald The objection which suggests itself 10
the mind of every careful observer, of the mposs-
bility ofncreasing the power, without occupying toe
much room, strikes entirely insuperable.
If this could be overcome, the engine would be in
valuable
A portable saw mill, new invention, is worthy Of
all admiration. Its immense saving Of power and
labour the cheapness and simplicity of its construc
ton its portability, its capability of being operated
with any kind of power, render it one of the most
important and useful nprov ements Of the present
day, and will enable it to supersede the old plan of
saving wood altogether. 1t is not adapted to saw
ing boards, or any thing else, when the timber
qures to be cut longitudnally; but for saving fire
wood, cutting logs transversey, it is invaluable.
CHATHAM THEArRE.-Hervio Nano's Benefit
was a rouser last night. The Pit did not take pos
session of the STAGE but that part of the house
signed to spectators, was thoroughly filled. Mrs.
Lewis takes benefit tonight, with bill embracing
great variety of novel attractions Mrs. Lewis,
Hervo Nano, and w God appear in their best charac-
tsrs and then little Bertha and Master Wood dance
in their most popular pieces.
OLYMPIc-Thcre was good house at the Olym-
pic last night, and the performances went of with
great spirit and animation.
Hills THEATRE pretty well attended, and
HILL himself, played with his usual skill and judge
ment; but he must not permit Nelly, in"N Song.
No Supper" to come on the stage dirty and rag
ged again. An actress may look shocking fright
full without being filthy and in tattcrs.
berhs are already engaged in the Caledonia, which
sails for Halifax and Liverpool tomorrow noon The
number will probably be here and at Hall
hx.-[Boston Transcript, Oct ID.
v,gg- YOUNG MEN OF THE CITY OF NEW
of New York. opposed to the disastrous of the
present Admnist attonopposed the against cRI
DIT which is Young Mans CArrAL-who love their
COUNTRY better than party, and in favor of WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON for President. and JOHN TYLER
in the Square, the junction Of Reade Hudson West
broadway, and Chambers Streets MONDAY EvrsIsc,
The following gentlemen will address the meetng:-
Morris Franklin, Col Starkweather Ephraim L. Snow,
ham, Peter w Ludlum and Judge Willy. And the follow
ing gentlemen have been invited and expected adj
ward Curtis, j. Prescott Hail. Esq, Hon Samuel L. Sou
thard Of New Jersey Willis Hail. Esq, and John O. sar
The unionistsn North Benders,r the Owl Club Of
Brook and all other Harrison Associations of the city
and county, and the adjacent towns respectfully in
New York, Oct. l7h, 1910. 81
GO T,xr NorIcr....Among the numerous places tina.
are continually prngng pin our city, perhaps there arc
that oener ireuented by tie most respectable
portion OF our citizens, than FLoREser al $40 broadway
The arrangement of place for beauty and nea,nes
not be surpassed and better selection Of the best
oysters cannot be found in this cy he also in
every tye, and his broled do positively surpass
anything invented in the line His bar is also
furnished with the pures liquors. and the genlemany
department OF Mr.. Florence and the strict attention Of all
his attendants cannot fail to give ample satisfaction Call
and
n7- MEETING OF NATURALIsED CITIZENS
TIE TRUTH TELLER Of this day, will contain full
M'Kros, at the tremendous meeting held at Tammany
Hall, Thursday evening last The paper will issue
from the press, at one O'Clock PM
Dy- CHArHAh TmEArRE.-Onc Of the most ia
vorte stars Of the season. Mrs. Lewis, puts up her
name for benefit to night, and has selected pieces
which both novel and interesting, the bare an
nouncement of either Of which would be sufficient
to draw respectable house. The new drama Of
Red River, La Perouse, with that singular and
traordinary biped, Hervio Nano as the Monkey; and
the Bandit Of Corsica, In which La Petite Bertha,
of the most talented prod,gies the stage APP
pears. Besides, Mrs. Lewis, Wood, and the excel
lent company appear in all the p eces.
Arrivals Mt the Principal Hotels.
New York--Fridny, Oct. nc.
AsrOR Hou.n:-G Wells porlandi R HopP, T.DL
Cerser, Phl w NJ Gibbons, Bait; 4 ranter, Hariford
Jamison, London; 81 Gardiner, Lee, n Bedford; :
slirner, Detroit; W Parsons Page q Stanley and
nsndaguia Mr. Raihour, Harris, Albany Capt Marril
and lady J ID Parsons, q Lech, Mr. X y Temple, q G
Temple Texas; Cartey and lady, Mobile; w Coy,
Louisville.
AnEsie,s HorrL-F Blackburnc, = blanchard, n
Mitchell and lady, Bradford, Arrot, Ph Maqnes-
ter, y Jer; Gen. Morris Quincy, Mr. Turk, York;
Rider. West Point; Mrs Woodbury., Washington; Col
Thayer, Army; three Misses Knights. Havana; Jos
Bartlett, PokeePsie; y q Peckham Utca Mrs Moore. ST
Louis Rogers aud lady, Mrs MITCHELL Chsrcston Lieut.
w Psase, u SIR s.
FR,,KLIy Housr.-Cnpt Green, Jersey; II Butler,
Patcrson; n LOOMS; Burr, VI Gregor. Jefferson,
J Il Hayes; haiher, Rnghampton w Gibbs; II Warren.
Brhaloi II Marks and lady, LockTo; II Burr; Buck,
Denmark: Parke bethlehem; rs Hewlett Albany; r
Forsyth, Fry, q II Deshn, Mobile; Moore Detroit;