New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04

F a letter u iHt cPFHSte@~ f'o P"'s'e~'s
shows up nu,nce inolerable to every buyer ofbooks
which are books, in the right manner. We give most
OF II.
There Is an evil under the that wh 70 see abated
Il the practice which has become 80 common among
pubI.hers of making their books almost without ex
ception mediums of advertising IL Is bad enough 70
have ones dooTbel rung three or four times day oy
itinersting vendors of soap blsckng, amanscs and
pamphlet narratives Of horrible murters VINO WI insist
on your reading their notices and cerncaie Inese you
can kick out Of doors you choose But 70 BUY cnoice
work of some gifted author which you deem an arucle
of permanent value for your library or and
10 find on opening il that the Bungtown SAyScrsper
10 be enlarged the lst OF January AMI issued at re
duced price with great Inducements 70 cuos OF tna
Jones & jenkins closing of their immense STOCK OF
goods M cost with various other important announce
mcnts paraded in greai type and on vareoored leaves
and worse than all bound into your book u nuisance
that tends to violations of both human and divine sta
have lust opened the Wing Review for December,
which u enbeshed the first leaf with striking ana
excellent engraved picture OF Daniel webster ana on
the last with staring advertisement of Broadway
coat vest and pantalJuns maker followed Oy one or two
others Of miscellaneous character-a printed upon the
leaves Of the magazine and stitched in before the title
page OF the volume from which they cannot De remover
without mutilating the work.
If the public viii generally refase TO buy books got up
in this style the evil viii soOn come to an end ana pub
hshers viii speedily 10 violate good tie and good
nature in the manner described Respectfully yours,
A BAIBooZLED READER.
OswEGo Cork STARCH FACToRY.-The o.
,ego Times states thai the bull ling in which rn starch
is tured in that city has recently been furnished
with ron frame pillars and braces OF that IN teriil
being introduced 10 dsplace The decsyed wooden beams
This frame is five stsries high. and weighs 3OO0O
pounds. The buildings occupy a space OF one and
half acres and light Il introduced from the roofs, by
sky lights About 100 men employed in the manu-
rciurc c the starch and the machinery used IN the
fncioTy weighs over nall million pounds The follow
ing some OF the items three castron caudrons,
rfff fNfg lrfY
$1,000 gallons, OF starch per hour ve rotary and force
pumps OF the capacity Of 1000 gallons per minute one
mile of wnterppes 200 yais, capable OF holding eOeOJO
gallons, four pfir of castIron rollers, weighing lOOn
rounds cfcn There annually consumed in this lac
tory nearly 100000 bushels OF corn, 500 tons of coal
end 100000 toot 81 lumber, for boxes sc. The daily
product is about 10000 pounds of starch. This manu-
iaCiure is recent hing The decacy which u provd -
for the table not beng known few years since. Us
wogo has been benefited largely by It's discovery and
the enterprise which has set IN operation mandatory
on go extensive scale. Competition, however, u adj
Missile and has already commenced In short time,
the dainty article OF diet will be universally known and
used. inparting nourshment and elgor to the human
sytem well uprghtness and decent gloss to shirt
collars ana linen.
70 Here are a few more paragraphs from
the Local Of The Richmond (Va) Republican:
Idise Rfpsu.-1he rumOr Of an old negro womans
being run over by wagon and killed. Sunday alter
noon let, on Church HILL IL not true Sne had been
sold 10 months before, and note given for
put her wagon aud sent her TO the residence OF the
gentleman from whomh purchased her whore che died
in LEES than ten minutes after her arrival Disease aud
old age hal produced her death, We have been cred
bly, informed hy those who ought to know We men,
zion THE TO correct the rvrmor
Striovs ChGrge-Georgc Jones' a free negro enamel
pated Is Osborne Jones, OF Cumberland, appeared be
fore the Mayor yesterday and was convicted on the
ontl of white men, aud ordered thirty nine stripes,
on the charge of throwing stone ny T!nslcy Sullivan,
OF Sunday night last The case was, however, recon
sidered after the Witnesses left the ropreR ttion OF
another man who asserted that the negro first inn
posed upon and then stoned by the white men and the
order for the logging revoked But the prisoner was
then held bail in the Of 5000 10 appear at the
Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court which meets
on the second Monday in february next to onswer to
prcseniment for remaining in the Commonwealth contra
~ 10 the laws OF the State
RpaaEdys Lewis Williams, slave TO F. Burkey of
Amelia End Edward ArInstcad, slave 10 ars. NJ p raz
we'll were brought before the Mayor by the Wdtchmen,
and ordered be delivered b their lawful ownersNed,
however getting ten stripes for running from the Watch
when hailed.
Ttry NdtarGL-Nelson, n slave in the service of Mr.
C. T. Word arfaigned before the Mayor yesterday,
end ordered thirty nine lsshes, conviction Of stealing
q coat and pocket book containing So from Isaac Allen
fellow servant, on Saturday night last