New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-19


Bands Of the City u perform IN the Garden, and on
The ia.i evening friday after the Presidents Con
GLIDING Address there S 70 Be ane display OF IRE
works.
We have net with few other Improvements
in various Mechanical branches and among them are
one or two especially adapted horse ard wagon gear
One Of tie BEST Of these j. Ts Bal AIlrTse u IL ne
snples, 4 All coniTsnces and in ia very absence OF
corplexity IL becomes msttsr Of wonder tat u
should so long have escaped TIE ingenuity Of others Of
our host Of Inventors groove Is turned IN the sNe
and = corresponding groove In The box INTO "nien
groove are dropped two steel balls 90 conrlSed
inst one halt Of the Bal II always 10 the groove OF TIE
Hox ard the other half IN the groove OF the Axe
thus tius p-ersEz RE possi5y q ~ Hfer' o-7i's
loo,s and 10 con.iier-5ls degree reducing the friction
TIE box perfectly tgh- and contains consider
abe quantity Of OIL and the process OF removing the
Wheel when necessary "a reduced 20 the very extreme
Of simplicity. The inventor Of this valuable improve
mentis Mr. G Chinook Of - Cliff a. vastly ingenious
mechsnicisn he has half aoozen entirely new con
trvsnces on exhibition ct this Far-sl OF them useful
and Ornamental
Vogers .N7chin, Tor the production Of Hearers
Haraes patented only sst year. B. another desirable
Improvement u simple construction and pos
sesses number OF sivsntsEes-ths Eye is formed Of
braid instead q knot leaves shoulder and being
much smoother gresty reduces the ircton. a. u
springs through the warp Again. the Harness thus
made said 10 much longer, a. there Il nearly
quarter Of an inch OF braid 20 through instead Of
one thickness Of Irvine /. in the common harness.
The vsrnish Will penetrate the braid thoroughly. but IL
cannot do 30 with the knot sud iooP-thus making =
hard smooth .urisce vanish for the thread 20 wear
upon cssr through the braid The rspidity with which
the machine produces the Harness i another great
sdvantage-one machine will make SIX thousand He'd.
die. per day snd one female being able to tend
three OF them a. once with the grestest case-Nr'
: ;. Thomas viii explain the operation Of the ma
chimes either =; the Fair the Office Of the Scientific
American.
In previous notice Of the Paintings IN inn
peria wax colors dncluding the striking portrait Of
Mr. DzLEyAN) the name Of the Artist wss accidentally
made 70 read Blunt wherea, 1t should be Mr. w Hunt
Of 3ll Broadway
Randers Eerafsd Rqlvay for Broairay.-
have before made slight sllusion this odd plan for
Broadway ocomotion, but have thought it perhaps
worthy ola somewhat more extended notice First
and foremost the Inventor wishes II understood that
the working model exhibition a. the Fair, is nor
rHE plan he proposes tor our great thoroughiares
I convenience.
eether unencumbered and would not Al al shade the
street below The model exhibited does not combine
All the advantages which might be gained by the Rail
way
Mr Rsnde has three distinct plsns-by the first Of
which tso tracks OF the Elevated Railway will be placed
over the line Of curb-sones on opposite sides of the
street and about l to l4 feet above it leaving both
sidewalks as well the carrage-wsy open and nnoor.
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extend over both on each side of Broadway sRd Il to
l4i feet above the street The transverse beams TO
support the bridgerss are intended to be 10 feet in
length and extend about g feet on each side OF the
pairs OF columns upon which they rest-each end Of
these beams connected with the opposite sides OF the
columns by diagonal braces while all this will not &C.
cupy quite much space as ordinary shade-irees.-
Zach column is to be with shaft below its base
OF such length as 10 extend Of requise) the same
distance Bsor the street that its capital extends above
it thus mparting additional strength to the structure.
This the plan proposed by Mr.. Rande Tor Broadway
leaving all below unobstrucIed.
By another plan there are to be tao tracks, placed
opposite sides OF the carriage way and inside Of
the curb stones to be from Il to 90 feet above the
street-By Plan No there TO be four tracks over
the center OF the csrrisgewsy, instead OF the
the l0rSug model of the Fair but not at all the one
recommended for Broadway
The operation Of tskingn conveying and letiing out
passengers have already mentioned, Gin The Tribune
OF Wednesday the llih) and will not repea, it. Any
the principle Of THE for himself BY exam
ming the model
The cCL0mpightsT.-What won't ingenuity
accomplish Here we have Al invention By which
Il
time by clock or pull OF cord II attached TO An
alarm clock, light may be produced At any hour. In
cases where people wish to rise at certain unusual
time onisht all that is TO be done TO Sc, the clock
and make the connection OF the Lamplghter al
right and then when the hour round. you have
lamp already lighted at the time. Certainly
very convenient When no; desired 10 be connected
with clock it can be attached cord terminating
ia some place the bed ike bell pull, that 1t il
only necessary to pull the cord produce Oh, pre-
vous to rising It Is designed si.o, to be attached
to the behandle OF front door that pulling the bell
instantly makes light to by in the hail, any
other part Of the house The inventor IL Mr. Alexsn-
der Bennett Of this City the article is be seen in
the Fair ~ about the middle OF the Gallery II de
serves special examination.
Slate Painf.--James NJ. Albright, a practical
painter ia the service Of Utica and Schenectady Rail
road Company i. exhibiting specimens Of Paint made
from Slate This paint dries after being put
on and shows the hardness and grain Of slate and body
10 endure against the weather TIRE. Specimens Of
the mixture exposed red heat show = solid Of
stone By small portion Of other minerals and earth
pants mixed with the paint the various shades OF dark
color are produced As printing coats and rough stuff
the specimens show body snd susceptibility endure
the rubbing process. Il must become article Of
common use As the cost viii be shout one third the
price OF white lesd.
Iasigaia Of The Sons Of TemPeraHce.-Mr. las
Nix. Jr OF Albany exhibits case Of very beautiful
: Of 7 insignia worked in pure silver and elegantly
finished
NJ. 4. u. Badger, OF lei Broadway presents
some very tine Balm Flues. They are .ilver.moun,ed
and Of exquisite workmanship.
NJ. L0uH Brooks, Of 2iO Broadway, has on ex-
hsiton sirsctive OF Boots Shoes Of all sizes
descriptions and patterns. he IS celebrated for me
work and the very handsome ladies' shoes and slippers
are fair example Of what can be done by the follow
er. OF -. Crspn.-H.s gentemens boots ali made
VIII the Patent Metallic shank, which render. them
vastly comfortable ana for seryicsa5eness they are
not surpassed-Mr Brookss case = El.e4 with sample.