New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

Tv.,pyRAScE sDEMoNsTRATIoN-We see
gr,rd demonstration announced for tonight, at
tbe Broadway Tabernacle; Hon James Harper to
preside, and John B. Cough, P. 7. Barnun and
others to speak. There will be great gathering
TEACHERS AssocIATIoN.-The regular meeting
nj this body will be resumed tomorrow night, at
Hope Chapel On this occasion the election OF
officers will take place, and the new School Law
will come mp for discussion
" Rev. j. Parsons Hoyey is to be installed
pastor OF the Eleventh Presbyterian Church in this
City, next Sabbath evening, Sept. %. The sermon
is expected from Rev Mason Noble of Baltimore
former pastor Of the Church.
ETS Marion Hose returned last night from Phil
adelphia-aIl right and Fell pleased with their
visit,
u The concluding article on {" Dens OF Death"
will be found on the Third Page.
NEW PHASE OF THE IRON MANUFACTURE
Among the innumerable uses Of Iron at the present
day, there are few where that article is OF mora
substantial benefit than in Jig application to En-
cloaures, Guards, Gratngg, Verandahs, etc. and
perfect security. A great number of inventions
for isa application to other purposes have now be-
come indispensable everyday comforts, but there
10 no mode which better oonmenda itself to atten-
sion shan an important improvement, recently pa
tented which is now established in the upper por
lion OF the City. This invention is entirely new
mode Of manufacturing Iron Railing, Grating, Ve-
randshs, Bedateads, Tree-bozes, Wiadow-guardS'
Screens Tor Coal Iron Ore, etc.-cntirely OF Wire
and Wroueb. Iron, at about half the cost Of Cast
Iron. which has hitherto been used, though with
far less security or neatnesR OF dengn'
The neculisr nature Of this Patent conasta Ia the
nrocess Of orimping and weaving Wrought Iron
Wire and bars OF any size Che plan OF crossing
the wires is 30 consrived that each binds The oshet,
and thus mutual support is given to each lndyld'
us part Of the whole structure. Its believed that
fabrics formed of the largest wire, and manuiao
tured in this manner will endure at least five times
the violence that the CastIron Railing in ordinary
use is capable OF withdrawing. The plans hereto
fore in use have admitted OF only arbitrary forms
by FOLDING and 'casting. The leading features oil
this Improvement are its entire neWnesG Of Style
its variety of forms and tbs systematizing OF the
principles upon which it is founded. Arbitrary
regulations are wholly done away, and Iron ID
benceforh as tasteful and ornamental in accord
snce with all tastes az it is permanent and secure
The plan has already conc into pretty general
uss for the enclosing of Cemetery lots, Public
Squares, Cottages, Dwellings Offices, Grasiags for
Stores, Prisons, Luratic Asylums, Window guards,
Bedsteads, Tree boxes, YerRndahs, &c. &c, The
following places are few among the many In
which this work ia now in use. In the Pennsylya;
and assorted into sizes by mesns of this improve
ment. The Battery at Chareston, SC is enclosed
with handsome railing, made in this Manner
At the Housa Of Refuge in Philadelphia, all the
Railing and edsteads are constructed upon the
improved plan. a square in NeT-O rlean3 has
eeninolosed. Ithas also CONS into extenaiye use
in New. Havsn. In this City, n any OF cur finest
houGea up. town have been fitted up with the requi
site appliances in similar manner; and large
quantities of the improved fabrics are being ship
ped to Mexico, South America, and othar foreign
markets. The plan needs only an examination to
insure its general adoption. We commend i! to
general attention
The manufaotory in this City is styled tho
"NeE-York Wire Railing Works It is located
at Nos. 80 and 81 LewS-ss.--ar. John 3, Wicker
sham, manufacturer aud proprietor The Agents
are Messrs. c. B. Conant & Co. 215 Pearls.
E THE GEHrLEMAN's FAsHIoN8,' byJAMss
II. CHAPPELL, ia published monthly st 10 Broad.
way, containing the coored plates OF three stand
ard Pariaan works, with London Patterns aud Di-
sgrams Of every variety. The September number
has fine steel eneravings-thre colOred plates of
fashiona, and two plates Of models Tor garments
with full sized patterns Gu! on thin paper, baGdes
great variety Of practical information requisite for
the Cutting Room. Everything is stated with
great dAtinotnes6 and with ample details, and
whoever makea use Of she york cannot fail to re.
ceige benefit far surprising i.s very Reasonable
price.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT IN soAP.--We have
examined some apecimsns Of the sc xcalzior Soap
manufactured by MeGsrs. Oodwe Payaon x Co.
289 Ryington corner OF Cannon.st and find that i.
removes grease, oil and printers ink from the skin,
andfrom cotton, linen, silk and woolen goolu, in
cold soft, hard, warm or salt water, with less labor
than usual with common soaps. It is new dis
coyery and will save to the family and the wash.
ergomen large hem OF expenditure, "a clothes re-
quire no boiling Or bleaching when Washed with
this article Itacts as chlorine wGah OF the teeth,
accompanying all animal and decaying matter with
cut injury to the gums. Ths article improves With
age and stands any climate.
AccIDEST.-W ednesday morning an old gentle
man, named Baron RouBe, residing at Is We est
Broadway, was dreadfolly injured BY falling from
pile OF lumber, ia West.st. near Hammond. His
body struck on some heavy timbers and fractured
seysrnribs OF the righs ,ide, also causing LAGER
asion Of the l1ngi, that bled 80 profassly chat it