The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-03


cutlery edge soels surgical suesrs, scy,hss
springs. and shutter sssnsss locks MA lasc6es rifles
s and ohes
We mast have pioughs and cultyaiors reaping. corn
We forge, 10 show how We save labor and dinish .ooms
dhsIaser by oas eaId-mskng machines our screw ma
spike machines and percussoncap machines well as
oy our coongins our dredging machines GU. quadrupe
printing presses our brick machines, and eadenpipe
and ieaden- bullet machinery.
hollow ware Of sheet bar railroad iron, of stoves fur
nsces Tor house heating for cooking with aniha
bronzed. other ornamental work In metals in chased
and FURNISHED silver ware, we have workmen who may
urgently engaged filling orders home. il is earnestly
hoped that manufacturers OF mathemaucai phlosophi
ting al London few specimens of their handiwork
la connexion with our rnetaurgic industry we must
cuted Our varieties Of anthracite semi bitumi
nous highly bituminous and camel Goals must be made
own and ocomo,ion, can be sup
Machinery Tor working in wood, shoe. last and gun
stock machines bucket machines sash and blind machines
planning. matching, and save-dressng machines would
evnce the fertility Of invention among workers in this
Among textile dbrous manufactures we shall be able
70 offer cotton goods plain and figured in variety
we'll as Of American hemp Among the wooen and mixed
goods woven wholly by Power-oqms Of American inven-
and ta pestry carpets of various patterns.
ltcannot be earnestly impressed the minds OF all
local committees that whatever class OF the exhibition
objects may pertain they ought in order 70 warrant their
beng sent i Sss e the merit q either aove
other Of It's departments, either national
industry and ingenuity Or the natural resources In which
II will contribute much the facility Of forwarding
seaportsas New Orleans Charesto Baltimore Phila
depha, New York. and Boslonwhere the articles may be
They should not be shipped 50 as to arrive before the
nst o. January iso and cannot be exhibited 4 received
package must be entered suitable bill Of ading and be-
accompanied by certificate from the central authority Of
the or the object herein contained % the
care OF the British commissioner.
Ia conveying articles from the place oil production that
OF for England, hoped that steamboat and
railroad companies IL the United States will treat Amer
manifested abroad, where goods destined the exhibition
are conveyed free OF charge
Ito show the arrangements which have hitherto been
made for the transportation OF articles as well as the
scope Of preparation which is making in France for the
London exhibition. subjon the following extracts:
THg WoRLD's FAIR-We learn from the National Intelli-
that the Secretary OF the Treasury has consented
The OF vessels the Of the United
for the transportation of articles Of American production
the various ports along the Atlantic such point
shall be selected for the departure of the ship
ted 70 convey them the LoAdon exhibition wherever
can be done without detrment to the public service.
The same paper has late London letter, which thus
notes the movement made in France in
That great peace and civilization movement the Indus
a Of iS5l Is prog resting most avoraby We
are Inclined to doubt whether the exhibition will have any
thing more grand more striking exhibit than the fairy
building now constructing It's showroom. This vast
palace q iron and sas light IN appearance as bamboo
lions as elaborate those Of the Alaamba. and
Stunning shape and form It's exact dimensions are sls
feet IN leagib, u should have been 1851 in honnr OF the
twenty acres and eigh, miles ia length Of tables and
counters The centre transept will be I08 feet height
tons the exhibition have already arrived. consisting Of
sghy-nne packages from St Peiersburgh, addressed
goods have been lodged in the bonding warehouses of St
kaherne's dock for sslekeepng until the building is
early 10 the field account Of The danger Of the
ton being impeded had the shipment been proacted
later period The French have been slim to exe
lion by mastery address from Charles Dapn, the prss-
dent OF the French committee. M Dupin calculates the
annual amount OF French products exported England
on part Of Fanes wool from Fanes sed Algeria s%
and spnn and dyed silk fruits fom Corsica and Algeria
preserved; olive oil aud cork, richly for
cabinet wafe madder, both in It's green and dry
Among the minerals btumen, aud among the metal.
zinc, are enumerated In chemical products NJ. Dupin
mentions the "oxyde and acids alkalis, and ssts with
marine among coors, and the i slpabe powders into
which French chemical science has
The perfumes which French skill has preserved the
natural aroma from the plants and flowers of the Alps
me Pyrenees, and OF which the United States after Eng
land, Is the greatest consumer the ofquinne
US snphstcs; fancy soaps and candles prepared from tue
stearine acid CLUES aud geatincs
tcles for exhibition and tobacco Of ar
cia porphyY, aud OF porcelain. glass
and mirrors polished by process glass coored
by chemical process, aud glass with
zinc instead OF lead, which gives promise OF increased
lractve power 10 lenses for optical aud
inst uments These the leading Articles enumerated
ia the hrst part of M Dupn communication and have
thus detailed them length ia order that atlantic
friends know what France is preparing nd that
they, estimating their greater distance and the necessity
for earlier preparation may be up and doing also At
Vienna taken to send forward the best pro-
ducts Of Austrian skill