New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-06

The establish ment ihps takes the material from TIE
farmer snd when leaves the factories, II the article
resdy FOR sae This is unusual; generally manu'ac-
rurer of fax Goods i only % limited extent Some
he the raw fax and convert it ntoyarn and thrnstop
some iske he yarn and weave it, and when woven
, BIZ sch Il snd some ouy take the unbeached woven
ci9fh. besch sud calender IL but IN DUNBAR N 20 :
estat Isl m-n' al the departments combined II Is
necessay avery large both in occupation OF space
sid empl ymeIt OF individuals Iherrare 800 people
employed IN hth fact res and 5000 extra hands are
ou-cOOrs that a. employment IT the latter number u
gwen 10 cnttrs roundabout in the weaving and finishing
- the cloth; thus 200 people dependent on this
fTn for support The factory laW o.; ireland prevents
children under TIE age of l3 henx employed Wirh ad
vantage and schools are provided "a the ground for The
,Sucalon ~ children up 10 that age, when thcy
taken INTO the factory 70 worn and adult sho, also
IN sDeratsn N winter evenings FIR the benefit OF those
more advasced The wages paid by the firm amoun; 20
- ChtC pr auhEm-
The collection 81 inel thread is very COOL. Of as
sorted degree Offences and Of oil cnlor some n Die
.aupl, are Il remarkable hnene'f $1,000 yards hng
suu out ofont Ipund This IS equal 10 l. mSs OF uel
thread SPIN cut Of OLE pound weight AnFong Dick
sons thT lds Is on varety adapted "r our Sowing nv
Cd ues VII eh ara 4 an ALMOST unlimited le0gth VARYING
according - the aumbeT OF the thread. Ordinary
III cad is unsuitable 10 sewing machines. owing 20 the
neccss OF frequent unco,s. The length OF thee are
tlcir recommendation, averaging 900 yards IN one
urd , % yards 10 sken a continuous ergth. whirl
The 81 ctiulr exhibited by Dickson = great d.
ntrsols being l3 quarters wide and withous seam. Of
ca.s termed ntra srong lnieed, the collection ~
Leavy lnon- by tss firm is very ine-to who's recon-
ndati ma, be- added a.. samples of Bleached and
unt'eacf ID fsmily lHd trouti0g linens
An the prOdu - Of lsh Manufacture the article
Tolin fabnet &C. which there ia exhibited BY
NessTs. PIN Co, Of Dubn Poplin Is mst,ral
hose Wei is UorsteC md the warp sh. lt Is hbrc
%; csaf beauty. whose Manufacture is confined almost
exclusively 70 Dublin In this department We miss the
articles If Messrs. Fry y AtsusOo who manuiic'lre
more extensively than PIN. Tuis exhibition. however
is ve! fine one. embracing plain anj watered d'uh'
pins. cured samples ior dress AID ye>iDgs AMI pop
lin tsrtsrs after the pattern Of the different clans .
There = a specimen OF rich brocadet tissue popha .
HEB recommend 10 he inspection o those ladies'
be- delight IN fine dress The brilliant hue OF the roses
upon this cloth produces a beautiful effect
he exposition of IrsL lace by Higgins y Co. Is .
beautiful in the extreme: lace, the term implies, Isl
network of threads it may b. woven by hand or ma
chine When the thread is silk. it il sk net when cot
ton il Is bobbnnet and when of FAX, tits the reaace OF
The last three centuries The manufacture of lace by
hand is of the most tedious and least remuneratng
that engaged in aud the bobbn.net machine
one of the most complicated that man ever devised.
= ecimsns Of both are exhibited by Higgins. In the /
same is also the skirt OF dress worked with the
needle IL is what is called Limerick lace, an is worth
: 100 The lace worked ia Limerick Is esteemed the .
best IN the British Empire, ranking above that OF Not
tm-hsm.
IDS LOtlfe comprises fht lIsu tAptaUlbu OF ltAtf
fab rcs unique aud superior in their kind. We hayeuot
seen any Belgian linens exhibition Samples OF the /
flax part in tie various changes which passes through
until il il yarn may be seen in fenton's collection, a.
luied to above snd in department the south
We miss from this Exhibition the flax cotton, flax vel
vet lax flannel, and the other novelties of this manu-
acture which have been brought into notceby Cheyier
lauss,n, of Brazil, and which adorned the London Ex
lituon
Tie question of fax culture and manufacture in this
country is one which might occupy the minds of
business Tie price Of Irish linens has gone up 10
cent owing To- the increased value of labor in that
Island This increase viii be permanent al least for /
+, NE years and although farmers may not it prtt
be 10 grow lax for the sake Of the seed now, yet
when both bols and fibre are in demand tie crop pays
well
Tie American ship George +. Paten, Sfin'on, from /
Hayrr arrived Aug ;. brings sixty packages for the
New ork Industrial Exhibition, consisting ot OIL paln
ing Of value of about 100000 also marble, bronze.
bnd plaster statuary, &c, valued At over l1DOJh.
Amor the oil paintings very valuable Of
lauIeuT, Scheier, ; gnO dc OF Paris OF the satn-
ay we point a marble statue of Lesbe worth near
Is 20(Oof The most valuable pieces are the five Bls'o
Relieves in plaster by Otiin of Paris, valued At jOOO0E
Tie number Of single admissions yesterday, August >
was 3G6-; number admitted by season tickets, so.
Total admissions, 5,52i Amount Of cash receipts,
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