New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

| weeks 10 has been 4 c0L-l1uR AuN ---e
Of attraction IN cur City. and each OF the P.essah'
moonlight nights has but seen an increase OF VIC
crowd. by dsy Iii. the general impression thst this
AS, = decidedly the best Exhibition Of the Institute
there has undoubtedly been much greater variety IN ar
uees Of pure utility and perfection than hereto
fore in these Of luxury Coed judges remark decided
IMPROVEMENT. 10 Coths in that they OF hne texture
and more complete finish snd more in the tue English
.tyIe-thAn has before been the case In AdcAiH"y
there has been too marked change for the better
In the wav OF Pure IGser. We observe another
improvemeui-viz the attachment Of the old Dis
uhrss FILTER 70 the rzs,nPips which introduces the
croton tor other water into dwellings By the insen
lou, contrivance Of branch pipe with distinct stop
cock, the water can be turned full force In smother
channel 90 that the FILTER - At clesnsed without
removal from The pipe, in the middle OF ~nien "
.oiss-es az hi. mean. sni the use OF one OF the
largest, sized Filters sufcen, dian water Is guaranteed
to supply 100 taps in any part Of the hou'e-hereoy
obviAtns even the slight trouble that now exists OF sp
plying Filter zach Of the faucets ms strikes Us
: very desirable Improvement
We have been shown. also. specimens OF the sure
Gsus which 10 be hereafter used in the manufacture
of the Diaphragm Filter thereby obvstng the danger
OF INJURIOUS chemical seton upon the brass medium
formerly employed The silver Is as sweet and pure As
anything can BE- snd II becomes pleasure 70 think Of
drinking our really elegant Wster after il Is elesnsed
through these convenient mediums
No s0s-Printer's Blankets and other booicls
There is too general sssortments Of Woolens from
Paterson " J. manufactured and exhibited by John
Morrow, consisting Of Cotton, Type snd kngravers
printing Blankets printers LspPins paper makers end
less Fets and jackets also a new style Of Roo-Roy
shaws Of beautiful patterns. al Of which do INFINITE
credit 70 the Manufacturer and may b purchased ~
one third less than the imported The Type Printers
Blankets may be had for a. being equal to those for
which 90 have until now been paid
No. l.65Ois case of Mrs. Jerris Cold Candy
Manufactured and sold At 379 Broadway. II IS very
generally oxtolled.
Another article we have also noticed, which,
although small Is none the less deserving Of the favor
able attention il receives Chian0cks Patent Fdfvog 10
the name OF with which, by means Of aspiring and
catch in the handle the action of being instantaneous
the iron and handle separated that the handle IL
never exposed to the fire, and consequently IS always
cod.-savins thereby the annoyance OF using holder
or the fear of burning the hngers-twO very great
disderatums
Tie SdfActing Music St0ois.-By this inge
nou. and simple contrivance, by the same msnufsc
,urer the INCONVENIENCE Of using the screw, long mat
ter of complaint has been obviated This is 30 arrans
ed that player seated At the Piano the Harp can in
moment raise lower his seat without rising at all
The action Is constructed upon he simplest OF me
chancal principles, and Is not more costly, with all IL
conveniences than the ordinary iron screw conrvance
In notice yesterday OF the Blank Books on cx-
hbition at what has become the late Fair, we
had IT, inadvertently, that the msmmsIh Ledgers for
the Manhattan Company also the manufacture of Mr
I'm " Rose OF 70 Wsllst Here was the mistake Mr..
Nesbt appears the maker these specimens and very
ee gantly made they
NJ. W. W. Rose has a set Of large Blank
Books tor all kinds Of trade and commerce, and com
peie sets for two or three Banks, for the Mer
chants and others for a Southern order His Coping
Presses well made and elegantly finished and fully
merit the attention bestowed upon them.
Iak.-Mr. John j. Jackson OF ~ Crosby St has
exhibited several bottles and specimens OF his Black
lnk-as dark Egyptian obscurity and as unchsnge'
able as Fates DEGREES In short decidedly good ar
ticle it has taken the Diploma.
But no more room is left for farther mention
OF the inexhaustbe variety OF things that have been
on exhibition Although fact, the half has not been
touched upon in the of these occasional sketch
es yet have endesvored give every reader an In
tegibe idea of all that have seemed to us to possess
general and universal interest
Visters Yesterday-Durng the day the FAIR
was visited by the children OF less than three Of our
Benevolent nsttutons-in the morning those from the
Mechanics Institute School, under the charge OF their
teachers in the afternoon the Aims House children from
the Nurseries at Rsndals Island numbering some 200,
or little than onefourth Of the entire number IN
that excellent institution.
All clearly and orderly "a It 10 possible 10
make youngsters and marched around to the sound Of
their fife and drum the little seemed to enjoy the
whole affair amazingly They appeared as contented
and cheerful the day is long and attracting the at
tention OF everybody in the Garden They were, as
usual, under the careful guardianship OF Mr. LEONARD
the Aims House Commissioner.
In the afternoon, also the youthful inmates OF the
Protestant Orphan Asylua went TO the Garden in sbody
saw the lions and retired in orderly procession
They, too, were a most interesting group
At about ( P NJ the Premiums were declared
10y Judge Meigs and w. P Disosvay)-or at least be-
gun for their announcement occupied between two ana
three hours and not finished at sst-but the whole
lis, Is to be published We shall have In day or TWO
an abstract of the more important awards very many
of which not announced at all, for want OF time
We have notes Of few but deem il mmateria to pub
lish them this morning space being exceedingly
limited The whole affair will 80 speedily be gwen to
the public that farther observation is unnecessary.
The Closing address was delivered IN the Gar
den at about 4 o'clock the evening by the venerable
President Of the lnstituton-Gen. JAMES TALLMADGE.
We cannot, however ind room this morning for even
fair sketch OF Gen T q remarks. They were listened
TO Throughout; with deep attention, By large number
Of auditors
lie commenced by reviewing the prosperity OF the
Agriculture Of the county It is pouring forth Its
goods for market and il becomes important that an
adequate mart should be obtained for our People
Countries from which obtain manufactures should
receive Peoples products in ezchsnge-From this,
Gen Tsllmsdge turned - review Of our Commerce,
saying that the truth compelled the statement that the
chief part Of tonnage Is the tonnage Of our Domes
&c ndusty-oi canals inland lakes and seas, and
our riyers-snd that that commerce keeps advancing
with the advance Of the Nation treads close upon its
heels-while Foreign Commerce does not keep
pace with the wealth and riches and enterprise, and
manufacturing industry Of the country-Gen. I. then
adverted 70 various beautiful articles exhibition
tered upon the table before himsnd closed by urging
y,fa Al puor