New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12


from the backs Of great many sheep, each animal fur
ni,bnr hut n very small quantity Of such exquisite
fpeness Such cloth as this could not be brought into
common use, because the supply Of such wool Is TOO
limited. and the coat would be enormous
Messrs Babeoek, Minor & Go. exhibit some splen-
did piece goods manufactured BY Henry Pease * Co,
Darlington. Durham. The slk-warp eoatings are wen
eoored and in point Of texture are equal to the ee''
French merInoes. A.;
pay Of fancy csssimeres and figured vestings enoio
deTed with silk on cloth in various eosors, 4. -. i'm
There are some other good specimens o. e.on
liar character to those We have nenfloneo ""' '
nartienlsrly new or worthy OF comment oxool
pa v. 49,, Ie,.r+ment we noticed some excel
enf sreciu ems of Cloths for ladies' nantes, a..
tured by Aug Hsusmsn, OF Brande1sous , :.
Hsve Prusss There are soT sDecai attention
" IT, - a neeuIjarity about some UerMan DiVa1
~ aticb & more easily understood oy their ieei
han described BY the pen they seem " VIC 0'o
Iosse1s long soft nap and YET ~hen Sa 81
80 IN he oqite short. The hnsn OF Oernan Dic 1
% not eoual to that of French Goods OF similar
Int il more lasting, especially with regard to
colored Cloths. ., ,,Le~. m ,ba-oder prussia
-S;t;, conc excellent saxony fine Cloths One piece
lied - and another marked q, appear 10 De the
sTonees fine Broadcloth We have seen Inc nnsh must
he NJ The most abiding nature and the color IL excellent
These pieces do great credit 10 the riuS'iAn
ture. c. sr;.i c.xonv Ala.
,lv magnificent piece OF light drab cloth 1t resem-
s velyef for softness and the finish is une1eeption-
able. ur v-, p.h-
prnssia are large manufacturers for the American
market SO well known their goods, that they are
commonly called +. IL ii. goods and are considered 70
be among the best Of the foreign goods brought 70
America. They combine ineness OF finish with that
enduring quality which secures permanent character
in the trade They areexceedingly pliable well cleaned
yell sheared and finished with excellent effect
Messrs Ridner, Thie d. Co. exhibit piece OF CLOTH
mo. 2eC se,) which will compare fayorably with any
goods in the Exhibition. 1t is manufactured by r. A
Bsrmann, of Goldberg, siesa, who evidently under
stands cloth manufacture to perfection
There is some good black cloth exhibited by j b.
Never the piece marked u $50 is is OF superior qua-
ty and remarkably firm ana strong similar rehaIns
might be made of upward Of fifty exhibitors in the
German department. For quantity the German States
stand unryaed in the Exhibition but except the goods
We have enumerated, there is nothing particularly
worthy of note the general good qualities OF German
goods being well known in the United States.
The following is the value OF foreign imports in
cloths and cassimeres for the year ending June 80
1852: 100,
It's It's i e e; A,s.' Z S;1t:'
Scotland ....'.'.''''''' H''-f ro,.l....s ssol742
The lighter class of wooden goods adapted for ladies
dresses deserves passing notice There IS more scope
Tor artistic skill in this department OF wooden manulac-
lure and the progress made in this country IN this
complex class OF goods is truly encouraging
There are some printed Mousseline de LANES by j.
Dappel a. Co.. Providence which are good OF the KIND,
but do not contrast ayoraby with those in the opposite
case " printed with copper shells, by the Hamilton
Wooden Company Soutbbridge, Mass. The Cashmeres
of this Company are excellent both Id pattern ana
color; and we were particularly pleased with some
Plaids OF novel style, with brilliant ana varlegated
colors The Mousseline de LANES of this Company
show the extent to which America has arrived in this
department of copper printing IL is gratifying 70 US
TO be able to record the complete success OF this
branch of artistic manufacture, and we congratulate
the Company on taking the lead in this respect There
are some patterns of birds brought out to the life.
Landscape printing, even, is not neglected, and we
have q view of q castle, and trees, and various col0red
flowers done with great taste and good artistic e9ct
The Cashmerets of the Chelmsford Company west
Chelmsford, Mass, are well made articles anu could
moi be distinguished from English goods. Their
patterns of cloth exhibit extensive assortment OF
colors and show the resources OF the Company to be
considerable. r. ,:;. 1000,
very fine Cashmertts. HE c0lorS are good' anu INC
fabric well manufactured.
The PhladelI hia Print Works have large display
of nrinted patterns, which show excellent taste IN
design. They closely resemble woven patterns
In the same case in which Messrs Smelling Parker,
Wilder A. Co. show their fancy blankets, were some
WOOL sbawls embroidered with silk. One is crimson
and green and gold colored flowers. Another is OF
green ground with zephyr worsted embroidery, beau
iuly shaded in leaves and flowers OF various coiors
Another is scarlet with silk Of the same color Tor tne
vine and flowers The last is the blue, with blue silk
vine and orange coloed blossoms. They appeared to
he entirely new designs They have been recently re-
,noved from the case order to show the embroidered
blankets to greater advantage, and are now exhDited
in case above where they make good display Ihelr
novelty and the taste they exhibit render them worthy
Of particular remembrance. ,,r -,
Messrs James Roy a. Co, of Watervlelt Mills, dis,
MAY splendid case of WOODEN shawls, somewhat mover
in their character They are plaids OF . kob hoys.
They are of great brmcy OF color and could no' DC
exceled even at Paisley for their beauty and quaty
Hotcbkissville shawls orm an ornamental and novel
feature Of the American department Ihey are maui
uncured in imitation of French cashmere, aud their
novelty consists in the rounded character OF their cor
uer patterns the effect of which is highly commenda
bic. -, rrI
There is beautiful display Of shawls In the English
depnrtuent manufactured by w. Bliss, OF Chipping
Norton Oxon. They are OF quiet Enghsh pattern
and excellent make. n, :. .
In the German department, southwest gallery Is a
beantin display Of zephyr Berlin wool yarns, exhibit
inc Nil the varieties OF color, with their graduating
shades amounting to nearly l5OJ tnts III is so ar
RANGED AZ to show the coors 10 The greatest
in all their unrN allied depth and soness IHese sai-
ples are from the mandatory OF Messrs Bergman N
70 Berlin Prussia and their harmonious arrange
nent ID due 10 their agents, Mess-s Meyer " Suck
on. Of this City The of Berlin wool or yarn has
long been inv ori,e occupation of English ladies' and
very large business is done in supplying their waht' IN
this respect.
In the French Department there are several good
studies for the American manufacturer There are