New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-03
ENGLAND.
Rayal NlOXements.


- certain programme Of her contemplated recep'
non a, Liverpool which she visits on the 9lh INST
The route Of the public entry into ns city is already
manned out. and the most extensive arrangements
n, The ROYAL reception are in rapid progress. The
cost is a matter Of small moment, though to an Amer
lean would suggest the idea OF the most monslrous
extravaganza.
Her Majesty Will also visit Manchester ana SAL
ford 10 allow her good subjects Of these cities an OPP
portunify OF sceelng for once IN their ves the lalr
face OF Majesty. The preparations IN Manchester
exceed even those of Liverpool Inc people VIII DC
allowed IN on tickets, cost Il sterling ana IL Is
feared that no more than half the number VINO VIII
huy can be- admitted the great saloon being only ca
pable of accommodating G,OOO persons
Tho Cre,t Exhibition Crystal Palace.
On TUESDAY the sum of c3OOs 9s. was taken IN
shilines at nc doors on Wednesday, E2,j5 Is, and
on THURSDAY II SO Is. Cd.
TuprATtnEp DEMOLITIoN OF THE CRYSTAL PAL
,cv-Wlth respect to the Palace, the COMMISSION
s,s will I'M a few DAYS, issue Their notice 10 / OK
Henderson to commence, al a date mentioned, the
demolition of the building. The latter VIII De com
PEELED 10 obey, and very shortly alter, IL the puoic
do not step in, hay SEEDS VIII be gerAlhatng Wncre
now stands the most singular and beautiful edlhce
tha, was ever devoted TO the recreation OF a peo.
ple The sacrifice by which 1t might Oe retained
be led to imagine The terms OF the original
contract are generally knO~n-La9,5OO, II uc
building were pulled down al the close OF the
season, Gl5OOO0 If 1t renamed Tor me Oenent Oh
the public The money actually paid to the contlac-
tors has been Il3O,00O, the excess beng caused by
an extra gallery and the stalrcaSoS, which were not
in the original estimate. G5OOO0 more would pro-
baby be required for the purchase OF the building
and as the probable surplus Is estimated al E2OO,OOo
there would stl be El30 O0O left for any great ma
tional education scheme or olher puOhc beheni 'hd
might be decided on by the Commissioners IL VIII
thus be seen that no new call on the puOllc purse
would be necessary TO preserve the Crystal Palace,
to create the winter garden, and 10 prevent the peIpe
traiiOn OF an act which If committed, Will cover all
parties concerned with an immense amount oil I'M
popularity. lDaiiy News
HusscJ's American Rcaping Machine.
We copy the following from 2he Morning ChTon-
rie:
An exhibition of .HuSsey's American Rcaping Ma
chine took place on THURSDAY at Hadham-hail Herts
before Vefy large conCourse OF agrculturstS many
of whom came from Il considerable distance 10 VIII
ness this 90 us novel feature IN farming operations
The first display was upon ncid OF Ddfley, Whlch,
although very much land, was taken up by the
machine in a very satisfactory manner. The reaper
was then set TO work upon piece of clover. Inc
manner III which its reSisiiess blades swept through
this crop was matter OF great asionshment ms
feeling was freely expressed by ali who witnessed IT,
II nigh, be compared TO the sweeping of strong
wind over the surface OF lake, so rapid and com
standing crop. The GROWING effort was made IN
field of wheat The OF the nine, perhaps.
chiefly depends upon us capabillty OF rCaplng the
golden gram and It's powers were fully put
TO the proof this instance, the crop being very
thin, and dropping from over npeneSs. TINS,
though great disadvantage, afforded the implement
an opportunity to show It's peculiar advantages.
It's projecting blades, cutting as they DO from right
to left and nom left TO right he grain beng held by
an upper row OF ineS), have something OF the efect
of long row OF scissors thus as the reaperpresSed
forward the gram fell over on the platform regularly
and without difficulty. The machine performed Us
work at a very rapid rate, to the evident astoniSh-
meni OF the laborelS present. little incident which
occurred speaks volumes as to the eihclency OF the
days work. hercu!ean figure, IN smock trock,
after silly contemplating the execution perform
I'd before his eyes, took ms reapng hook and dellbe-
ratey broke II over ms knee throwing the pieces
away in despair. The inventor (Nr. lluSSey), who
was present the whole day, and the gentleman rep
nsentng the proprletorS (MeSSrS VIM. Dray & Co.
Swan-lane, loHoon) consented To make second
tal on the following day, the result of which was,
We are informed. equally satisfactory
The T,ncs, IN an article on the Exhibition, admits
another triumph OF the Americans. Thus 1t speaks
We have TO introduce to the notice of the public
another triumph Of American ingenuity included IN
that department of the Exhibition, but which in
some way o. other has hitherto escaped observation
The Marquis ci AngleSey VIII hear With feeling
Of saiisac on, that II cousins beat IN yacht
building, they are equally pTeem!nen, IN the manu-
iscure OF artificial legs. In the latter branch OF
industry their superiority VIII not be grudeed, and
aey really owe society some act of reparatlon for
having introduced among us Coils revovers. The
ARTIFICIAL leg patented by Mr.. Palmer Is, IN lis way,
most dmIable ingenious and phllanthToplc cont,l-
vance ana It's invention Is SO remarkably character
sue OF The country whence II comes thai We cannot
NNs the temptation of inviting attention to IT. The
pa'eniee IN some way or other los; his leg, and,
aa'ing tined the best substitutes hitherto devised
iof such a case, like true American, he set himself
10 MINK whether he could not improve upon them.
a n
moSi suA!hs success, and he eNempihes thai sue
s.S N MA own person by walking about .llmoSt
~anoul any pt Tcepuble lameneSS, and with an APP
tioa' ease aud comfort which truly surprising.
az Rdou>1ss annually AT Philadelphia a journal,
aN" ne Calls PaaHsrS Patent ATnhc,ai leg Re
III, 81 avg S~gical AdHraRt This curiously enti-
," ~ pSIiVocsi accompanied specimen OF the leg
",e EAnloiton, and the l>t chapter of vol 3, No.
I'VE I'VE and commenced by this heading. Fugitive
"vus'aS on Amputaton.' From anothcr chapter,
nn'eu synopsis OF the lnlCattOn," we gather
1917 u y : oslil sushed by us perfect combination of
sSs,S WIN strength, ana by the extraordinary
1919 VIA which Il initiates mature. Having
s1 ~ sA1Mhed II, We can testify 10 It's merits on
rs. ,ne 'esd1g points specified. nor have We any
" uoatt that The enamc.cd surface OF this leg,
sss s, Is n,aled only by The mechanism of ma
- onI inat lady may wear - X hose and slip
Us nuhoui be,raying the loss she has SuStalned"-
ns,., sn,r mas received extensive orders for his
~, =. III VAS country. and the pubic may soon ex-
y. 20 see lmbtrtoed veterans 10 more stunning
s VV1 "!eenwich or Chelsea. The DENTS; who nils
~ ~ "esul mouth with SCI Of pearly teeth. and
hS NUS "no dIeS the gray or red head, and covers
ealehe$S With an artificial prolll>loa of locks, have
A." aoued TO their ainlablc deceplionS those of the
,...I,Van aIuhciI leg which may occasionally lead
s~Nwud mistakes, but cannot iail TO be regarded
s.Va' poon TO suffering humanity.
S.eNeh on BOARD THI BoSroN PAcEgT-SHIr
s, n - On "Wednesday lunca was
srS Sn On ooafd The splendid new packCt-shp Stat
TrS,a Hhg m Waterloo DocS, by the MeSSrs.
co,a. 'ne owners 10 large ana highly fashionable
TPnahY' Tie StatordShire fully described IN
ns.lSrohfs a few weeks ago and Is not alone re-
iaole ict size but for beauty OF model, and the
ThsSInoe ana comfort OF her internal arrangements
Loo Mi.Vn was supplied by Mr. Lam, Of the Water
M Snu was served up IN the superior STYLE for
An, zoe toSt OF the Waterloo Is so celebrated
RsSos The company present we noticed. John
ms NJ Esq, hlgh'shorif. OF Siaforcshire, Mir. Bar
NJ pI Llsier and ladies, MI Garstoa and ladies',
m.r "Sooick and LADIES', Mr.. Gain. Mr. II. {. Chap
Ro~. 1t b'ines Lir1Poot Tines. Mr Grnnel. Mr..
NJ, nal DC MuSprau and ladies, Mr.. M'Calmont,
Cn n;,asAourte and ladies, Col. Crit;encen L. =.
ONx Nj IL