Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-25
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
NEW york CORRESPONDENCE.

NEw YoRK, OcToBER IL, 1851.
Last night Castle Garden was more crowded by
far than on any previous evening since the exhibl-
ton opened Then, as during all yesterday and
the day before, there was larger infusion OF folks
from the surrounding country than | expected to
see. They were brought into the city doubtless
BY the institutes Cattle Show, which closes this afternoon
Another wherry race of Con match, beieve yester-
day .erpoop the Battery and Garden wall being the starting
and closing point So, thousands Of the ciys watermen
hropged the Battery and Garden. must confess to little
interest in these displays Of sk rowing and strength Of
The various committees decide the relative merits Of
the articles exhibited closed their abors yesterday Their
awards will hardly be made public until the end of the Fair
which will PASS day in the latter part Of the
coming week. Notwithstanding the immense hrong at the
Garden last evening" thousands of those interested IN the In
sute abos attended the Tabernacle to hear the annual
address delivered by Dr. FRAHc JACKSON, OF Boston, the
gentleman who received the medal from the French Academy
for the discovery Of chlooorm not fortunate enough
to be Of that number and must therefore leave you TO the
newspapers for report Of It.
Continuing my descriptions of most useful improvements
exhibited find my list Of noteworthy things that
j. D. AsDRxws, manufacturer &C., 2lO Water street,
New York city, exhibits specimens Of stoves made under the
Olmsted patent which very beautiful indeed. Az this
description Of has into great favor in hs city
within the last few years, may not inapproPatey mention
that il il remarkably simple in its construction, admits Of
quick kinding affords mild intense heat, according to
the state of the wsshe and does render the atmosphere
Of the apartment impure and unwholesome while it is
ainy very economical only in price, but in the quantity
Of @ requires Under this patent stoves for various pur-
poses madefor churches, hotels large stores, &c., fer
halls chambers and for parors. "Drums also made
under it, 1t consists Of two cylinders, joined as
that the heat from the one in which the FIRE is burn-
ho.k Ar ,~uhsc - oittoJ fo ho
others or in other words it embraces greater amount
Of heating and heated sheetron surface in contact with
the air than is found in stoves constructed on any
other principle All of these specimens also worthy Of
particular notice Of their beauty Of finish and the
grace Of their proportions rendering them ornamental
economical and useful Mr.. Andrews is the only manufac
Of these stoves understand, having purchased the
elusive right make them. His specimens of sheeon
paror for burning wood also beautiful things,
ranged with than heating and fuel
saving accessory. They something entirely new, and
much admired by all who inspect them.
ARNOLD & Co., $40 Broadway, New York city, better
known here the New York Patent Merchandise Com
pany exhibit specimens Of their iron furniture, which has
acquired great and wedeserved celebrity in this region with
in the last year. They show various patterns Of the iron
bedsesd from lowpriced articles up to most beautifully
namented and luxurious French couches worth sevenyfve
dollars ALSO patterns of their chairs which
rapidly coming into from end Of the country to the
other have spent hours in their warehouse within the last
three months wherein finds perhaps objects to gra
tiy for useful improvements than in any other
establishment in New York city. They have succeeded in
making iron furniture all the go in New York, by demon
strang the fact that other material Of like durability is
pabe Of being formed into many light and graceful figures
andshspes having the arts Of gliding bronzng,
and painting iron degree Of perfection which will
stanty turning You have space to admit Of elabora
ton my part; will hasten briefly mention Of
the most remarkable articles which this enspng house
manufacture with great Thus they mske Wanens
patent cenpeta spring chair Its main components
maleabe iron and steel, arranged to form the most
agreeable and luxurious seat well Of
far greater durability than any other description of eaycha
manufactured OF these they have full hundred varie
ties running price from dollars suit
able for chamber, Office parlor hall and garden cast
iron chairs and settees caon fower-sands in bronze,
sandstone, painted finishing marbeop saloon, CENTRE
and pier tables, the frames and pedestas being Of cast
iron bronzed gded bedsteads Of casiron painted
initiate the life various descriptions Of and vaua
be woods; rich hatstands, pcureames, &c. satuary,
such human figures, geyhounds fountainmouths and
bowls, &c. nealic-case clocks which, besides being
very durable, ornamented in bronze, gilt, paint por
cean, rosewood pearl and papier-mache to be
gorgeous and tasteful in appearance the expensive
bookcases brought into New York from Paris They also
make Ressgnes patent mattress, and very popular
ce portable BEDS weighing than twenty pounds
which, withthe bedding and musquto to boot may
conveniently packed in ordinary vase conica revolver
for keeping flies and mosquitoes from the face Of the sick
sleeping sort of brush with four light and long
feathers, which, moving centre by cockwor create
gentle breeze and droop low enough prevent winged things
from aghting forbidden flesh and blood Rces baby
walker, famous contvance for teaching young children
walk and to strengthen and properly develop the limbs
erracotta ornaments Of all descriptions Burnetts patent
lifting and forcing pump; Myers and Ganer patent gutta
percha pump, raising from twenty two hundred gal
Ions Of water per minute from wells varying from
thousand feet in depth; quartz crushe invented by Mr.
Tyler which embraces steam-engine and anagamator,
which they assert with quarter Of cord of fuel will pull
yerze 5000 lbs Of quartz per diem safetgauge,
invented by the gentleman which, though receiving
gold medal from the Franklin Institute sold at but ten dol
lars This article rapidly coming into general here.
Wire railing Of various beautiful designs for public grounds
cemeteries gardens, bacoaies window guards and grangs
patent metallic flower and fruit These last are the
articles in which the living American flowers which have been
in the Worlds Fair from s opening to the close are encased
The air exhausted completely from these iron chambers
that flowers which have been hermecay sealed in them for
six months, to my knowledge, look (hroush the glass cove
fresh though caled but yesterday This company also
own the patent and manufacture the metallic agh coffin,