New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24


was evident net less in the general delivery than in the
full fine sweep at the close In the first few bars espe'
ciatly, ssngovannis voice soft as moonlight Its
fresh sweetness mingled deciOusy with the gushing
freedom of the contrao alt had dying fall" IL was
apersuasive strain OF the sweet South
The concert closed with Non PiH nesd. This was
always of Albons great tumphs but never greater
than last evening. The profuson of skill the prodgs
ty Of perfect vocazson with which this brilliant rondo
delivered, the final drop Of ecsacy In the even
ings delight The intoxicated audience could not con.
tain ITSELF but burst In upon the closing notes thought
lessy rendering them lpaudibe But the lmperturbsbe
singer smiled-her eyes with pleasure at the
pleasure she gave she tred she wsrbed she slid, she
roulsded she SCARED she sank-and ending she bowed
in retiring, with sparkling smile, advancing again
to the unintermitted applause-the cries-the waving
bapdkerchiefs and laden with bouquets repeated the
allegro Of the song freshly and nimby as If she had
not sung for month. There were more shouts, flow.
ers aid ecstaces. 1t was, a, we said, an ovation.
of course we shall be asked, "Whst do you think
nOvl Is there singer but Jenny Lind in the world"
and shall reply by an anecdote One Grecisn
day Parus asked Pus what he thought Of Porus Pirus
answered 81 think him great fighter, but still have
my own views of q great General" We, likewise
think Abon great singer, but we have still own
views If a great artist
II The Tabernacle was well filled by
our German citizens last evening hear the parting adj
dress ofKossuth Mr.. Philip Merckly called 10 the
Chair, and was supported BY large number of Vice
Presidents and Secretaries Gov. X. and suite Arrived
about sl9 O'clock and after being welcomed 10 short
speech by gentleman, whose name we did not CATCH
the Governor proceeded to read the speech wnch he
had prepared for the occasion. An auson toward the
close of the speech the platforms Of toe two grea
political parties made recently at Baltimore, Afforded
opportunity for series Of resolutions, which
brought forward the close of the speech The gt of
these resolves Is that the Wing party In It's platform
adopted at Baltimore has pledged itself against all In
terventon in favor Of European liberty tina. the Deme-
cratic party H. In ia principles at least the most favora
BILE 10 the hopes and wishes Of the Germans unpedged
the question of interv enon, and hence the party
most worthy the votes of the German population In the
coming Presidential contest The resolutions
adopted almost unanimously and 1t voted to sen
them to the National Committees and the candidates Of
both the Wings and Democrats.
A New PRINTING PREss.-Messrs.
Pratt Porter have constructed and exhibit at A.
B. Tsylors, No. Hsgue-st, a Rotary Cylinder
Printing Press-the form forms revolving large
and the sheets being fed smaller cylinder, or
than one after the fashion of the great Hoe Press On
this Press both sides of journal may be printed at
that i the first side of sheet and the second of
another-so that whena thousand white sheets shall
have been fed simultaneously by two different feeders
they will all be printed both sides. Or job and
newspaper, or either and bookform, two jobs
tirey unlike in size and shape, may be printed at the
same time
The Press working takes sheet 26 by Al inches
and Is fed by two men on the cylinder printing
0he builders estimate) $500 sheets both sides every
kosr This Press with all necessary fixtures they offer
furnish any extentfo $500 each while the addition
al feeding cylinder, &C. required to give chance for
two more feeders and double the product would only
cost SlO0 additional.
This Press Ia extremely simple In all Its parts does
not weigh oneifth 30 much the Hoe PreSs, and Is
built at onetweneth the cost of the latter Ii Is also
more approachable requires far less power, (ths one
being run by hand) and, having far fewer screws,
wheels pinions &c. would seem much less liable TO get
out of order lift be all 1t ms IL a
luton in Newspaper Printing but it has yet to bear the
ordeals of experience and hostile criticism The print
ers who scanned it yesterday were strongly prepo'
sessed In Its favor.
u A New FLAx-DREssER has been ia
vented aud patented by Mr.. l.. s. Chichester, No 81
Chambersst, which we have examined at the Ag'icul
tursl Implement Factory of F. Mesh WITT, Williams.
bureh The fax Is fed endwise at side of the
machine passes between two pairs of revolving cylin
ders composed of iron stats alternately drn and
Welding TO pressure-the firm above meeting the
elastic below and rice rsa and is delivered thoroughly
broken at the other side This machine is not large
but might perhaps If driven by horse power, with wo
men to feed and one clear away break out half
(dresyed) per day Mr.. Chichester has doubt of his
ability TO build one that will deliver a full of well
broken Flax per day He also intends to so adapt and
extend his machinery to feed uRroned Far Srdp al
one end and deliver all the fiber spun into fine strong sUeH
thread at the Other The machine seemed, for rstone
to work and promise well but readers will hear Of
its merits price, &c. through our advertising columns
AN EFFICIENT OFFICER.-Mr. Henry
Arcularus the Loco-Foco Commissioner of Streets and
Lamps instead of doing thing toward purifying the
Streets comes blubberipg to the Common Council and,
like whipped schoolboy, co nplans that he can't get
Croton water enough wash into the Sewershs gutter
filth which he s too lazy to sweep up and cart away. In
default of water he hopes that large quantity OF Hone
will be procured to de6dorze the decsying vegetables
and putrid mud which he can find no broom for. What
fine thing it to have Efficient head to the Street
Department. especially when the Oh Olera is coming TO-
ward US.
CITY RAILRoADs.-SomeO of our cotem-
porales are quite bewidered upon this topic and mix
up the avenues In the absurd manner. The Post
has an account of brisk work the Eighth av Road;
but we understand that Is Is SirthGr Road that Is
going on so finely. The City Fathers have pretty
tnectusly killed the Eighth concern-but for what,
let their pockets answer.
P TIE GRAVE OF AARON BURR, at
Princeton, N. j., has been dsguerreotyped by H. E.
Insla No Rrnadrrav Not a stnna maj Ia