New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
CInnce ntthe Fair.

= rich ire r aud give Jto1n ae Vi oelLs 9'n''4-'
us.tul. di.tinguish sbe rFentg third Far OF 'ne
American I5s.tuse from is prelsceNors We
notice among tbese new Magnetic Engine Thlch
seeyr. - -.oc. TIC g ;7i-eE,"7t5 e -c-eHs's,
search raere 1teer'.. f1sn ~ 81.
Tire Maohine Room ia fed 8i;l oa=2,15 no'. OF
labor sAvir -f;Ardirs Machines "''n
% and compound Psprts. 6piuners, Patent . rs
MI. asf m adl-,s ver,tts Of oshe's W '3aN
fere refer 10 souie Of the important 2foseniaH'S
in ire Far SIS they nave met our eye 'nos iA''
Az irproved CardiDe Hacitas ls eRhloise1 n
tide Machine 8ocm by the manufacturers heS'''
J. B. Il C. T. Blskslee Of NeRtoR0' % lhe
inventor ls Sir. Charles Bisnop OF the same Psace
the patent dates back to ls45. numoor Oh ad
vant5ses are combined in this machine; 1t oqe-
rates with plain sarfAce, the oyllndef iotmoHy
in use being dispensed Win. There are no hyIns''
or waste in IT'D operation il is warranted 70 cA'a
9Th greater rspiditJ than ina old m"nioe'' Npu
occupies Only about ons quarter the Apaoe formerly
required Beside these advantages, thefe IA act
saving oat least one third in the amount Of power
necessary to drive it, The entire arrangement
stribef ia very favorably.
A iSAipvsntaator for emigr&ns vssses, invented
by Mr w. a. Jennson appears 10 meet want
long and deeply felt. The plan of operation o.
this improved apparatus is that OF giving every
sbip virtually pair OF luDgs whereby ths ca'bonic
acid gag which settles upon the lower portion o
be sbip ia forced up and out Of the vessel, and it'
place supplied by carrent of fresh air This le
h,ousht bout by a yube Of iron or other metal par
italy flled with water .ahich is made TO osoellate
with the motion of the ihip, and operates az
hump. As the column Of water enclosed in the
tube rises in one direction or the other, it drives
before il the whole amount OF air remaining above
IT, which in its turn descends through tubes Provld
ed for the purpose throwinguP the impure strMum
which collects at the bottom; forces up and eX
pels Il from the vessel through openings construct
ed for the purpose working.mode showing the
practical application OF this invention, is exhibited
near the left entrance Of he Garden
A Alagnetic Engine exhibited By MeaErs. avery
& Bradyisa remarkable production. The inventor,
Mr.. Avery, GLAZING to have succeeded IN attaining
the object Of 90 much scientific nvestgasion-ihe
prhcticsl application OF Magnetism al motive
force His invention is multiplying engine, caps
bic OF performing hitherto unattainsble results.
email model only is exhibited but this shows vary
chine. w call attention 20 IL as the frat P,acti-
cal improvement OF thia kind that has entered the
Fair.
A splendid assortment of Lamps, GGs FActnres
and Chandeliers ID exhibited by Archer & Wac
ner OF Philadelphia These articles are fine speci
mems OF workmanship, and will compete closely
with anything OF similar character, The chande
Her overshadowiDg the collection, lighted with gas
is one of the most brilliant and hshly-fnishad artl,
cleson exhibition silver medal the first Premium
of the Franklin nstitute, in Philadelphia in l848
ard Gold Medal in October l8f9, have been
aE srded 70 this house for she superior workman.
ship beauty and grace of their original patterns
The variety of patterns exhibited at the present
Fair will commend the fabrics to general atten
tion the assortment generally is marked bye
remark able degree Of originality Of s!yle and
finish
Seals -Mesars Craake * Reynolds, of No.
Murray St. have very unAssuming case OF seals
on the staircase to the left OF The entrance, which
upon coner examination, will be found to exhibit
specimens of exquisite workmanship, far superior
and quite different from any former articles OF the
kind The aeals are engraved by IN entirely now
process, and the invention has occupied the pro-
prietora for several years in preparing IT, Tnere
Ia little doubt that it will eventually supersede the
older modem Of eal-engravng.
Alex. Young of this City, exhibits variety OF
Ie1racatta Ornaments, which ara very durable as
well az Ornamental Mr. Young manufactures al
kinda of exterior and interior decorations, linses
cornices, fountains, vases figures, etc. IN very
handsome manner His wareson exhibition at the
Fair mer! attention. His mandatory is ia Forty
frst.st. between Second and Third ayenues.
On the right Of the gallery is fine collection OF
SOAPS, from the weknow facso:y Of W. HulIs
Son, Chffnt One large block Of varie5ated Soap,
az it came from the mold, is An excellent specl
men Of workmanship, weighing 9ome fovon hun
bred pounds We beIisve this ia the frat pubic
exhibition Of the establishment, 80 that tho lArge
and well selected assortment: ia curiosity in ia
way showing what can be done in the Soap Manu-.
facture az yell "a in others Tho house manufac
lures all the varieties Of Fins Snaps, aso the Rhts
pale yellow and brown, for srocers, msnafaosur
ers and familias of theit quali;, We noed say
nstbns, for they haze long commended shamssyes
to public favor.
Mr. j Drummond Of this City, exhibits acase
ofhsndsome Rega}ia whch would delight the eycs
OF Grand Mlstor or any osher Odd Fe.low. Tue
assortment comprises ni.sf', caps aprons, dsycos
and embems in great pr5fusion, and 10 : orodisa-
bic testimonial of the skill OF the manafscSafet.
Mr. Drummoud's establishment ID a. No 33l
Grard.st.
new Jersey National Reform state COaven
tiOn.
Tbis body, conprising aomo fly deaga.sg from
different sections OF the State assembled 81 the
room No l42 Market street, in Newark Thursday
af.errcouu when shey were called to order by l. B.
BauDister, II Newark, and organized by the ap.
vointme1t Of AABon DOUGLASS Of Pasaaio, Ptesi-
dent; J. B Robinson, Of Monmouth, and William
Rowe, OF Hudson, Vice Presidents, aud D. b.
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