New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01

rsnufscture encouraging esture ~ Tar as Ireland
nss,nod Until recently all the finer descriptions OF
,sh were imported from the wooden districts OF England
"a tveeds and tartsns plsds and shsw from scotland
The hsrdship n having to send 10 what Inshmsn sh re-
rd AZ foreign markets for the indispensable fabrics OF
elefb;pg while plenty Of materials with cnsaP i~oor
Law At their sn door induced few OF the esong rAaers
,omake an .tsmut 10 establish factories OF their own
The result has Ear exceeded their sIpscahons Already
fbe fabrics produced bear comparison with ,ns I'M
ported articles and when little more experience ana ne
use Of improved machinery gives tne enterprise sttos
undstop there il 10 reason why large share Of the
producing sde should not be tAossrred 70 Ireland or
least no reason Why ireland should not w0rk up per own
ools r her own markets Our reporter finds on his notes
msmorapdum that credit Is dueto Richard Allen, Of Dab
lin for improving the coarse Irish trze from the wretchet
sort Of sacking i originally was into cloth DC Tor
hence as Prince Albert has testified BY ordering couple
Of psr Of and pant Of the improved material 80
perne Ebsna fheze IS the name given 70 these ce'hs
Galway Industr,l School Irish treeds A. Nicohs Cork,
baDkets twanskiDs fsnEes and twseds j. g. Porter,
Beeisle Enniskillen Mills Dublin, fringe vorsteds in oil
and slowed laced worsteds do and knitting wOrsteds
MahOpey Brothers, Cork. knitting worstecs and yarns
Irish woods in the several stages Of the worsted spinning
and warn spinning processes Williams Brothers, Island
Bridge Dublin fine shawl wooden yarns; l. Dillon, and
svi,aer, Beatty n Co, Dublin fashionable clothing.
Silks and PopinsThe dplsy in this celebrated branch
Of Irish industry is brilliant far it goes but is not
onehaf extensive enough. Among the principal eIhlbi
tors are w Fry Co, who show loom At work making
brOcaee, silk winding engine PLAIN corded aud tartan
figured and bTOcaded pOpins-issvera Of rare beauty
Baysdere poplDs, gold and silver tissues and yestngs
Striped tabares ard dsmask furniture popn. and Irish
brocateles PIN Brothers Co, Dubli1 specimens oil
wst.Ted tartan rich figured and brocsded tissue Popin
poplin robes glace silks rich yeves and Vestngs IL Az
kiDsOn a. Co.. Dublin exhibit popins, plain tgarod doupe
plaided shot and in various other styles mostly Designed
ty pulls of the Dublin ,hoo Of Design, gold ssded
and figured popln vsinscoa,iDRs and among ohsr thnZ
sspeciu Ofapesty .syen in Dublin IN 'Js os1ng PO
trait OF that respectable monarch, George III r. Jones'
Dubljn plain and figured pOpiDs and velvefs w Dunno
Dublin double watered figured fancy and pain p7DiDs
ard silk veIvets T. Moran Dublin, pr pin. plain figured
ID and ID LDT1UeT D..
Dublin rich silk curtains amber iaberet carriage itce
curtain friDges and coach carpets Mathew Ankete'
Comfy Monaghan gnghsms and other fabrics woven on
his estate h. Kelley Dubn 300 shades OF fancy skein
dyed silks. -
scented NJ. Andrews, Royal Linen and D@mask .Duf4c
tory Ardoyne Belfast sends three "supsrexra double
daask table cloths Of patterns called the Clarendon,
the Ardoy ne Exhibition snd the Fern Rustic patterns com
posed Of groups Of flowers designed from nature The
invented for the table linen presented
by the Royal Flax Society Of Ireland Lord Lieutenant
Clarendon and spoiled as work Of art by having his
Lordshp's coat OF arms und various her4dc deYlc-s
sprawliDg among the James Coulson q Co, Li'
burn specimens of superne danask tabeclohs and
napkins made for Queen Victoria and the present Lefd
Lieutenant Earl Of St. Germans and g4rnished in like
manner with armOra bearings but oberwise very hand
some Mckinney, Coils a. Co Dublin exhibit an e1ten
sive OF dsmak tabeclOhs napkins tine hani
spun lInen strong linen made from Irish TAX, and
riey Of Limerick lace and embroidery-hey also show
some specimens Of Belfast cambncs and cambria hand
kerches which it is impossible 10 distinguish from the
finest French T. Bell q Co LurgaD, have Alo ine as
sorirnept Of cambria handkerchefs. bJrdered printed
hem stitched tucked and embroidered 10 the loon and
printed dresses also embroidered in the loom w. KIRK
Bon keady, Armagh, have good show OF rough brOwn
linens linen Hollands bleached linen diapers, h1ngs IA
mily and fronting linens and unions j. Rowland Droghe
d. damask and diaper shseting Of all breadhs, hu ka
bucks Drogheda linens Villas tckens drills of various
colors j. Geoghegan. Dublin, linens sheehngs, table
cloths worked cambria handkerchief Chb6orn, dll ~
Co cambridge, bird diapers manufactured from prime
yarn ID. Lindsay, Ashied, Down, d'mtsks' drills mus
keto netting linen musin shirt fronts plated IN the loom
without using needle y Oldham 4 Son, Dublin, linens
theengs diapers. lawns damask cloths cambric', en-
broidered quilts Fenton Son n Co, Belfast, ropy OF
linen fabrics Il Nj, Cay Dromore, fine linens Local Com
tfee OF County Kerry, baud loom diapers table cloths
from ListOwel X Carston Raodasovn, Antrim beached
linens "A Knox Dublin. sheetngs, diapers and towelngs
H. Murand, Casewean l,i-hlinens for the United States
market; &. f. Ferguson, Drogheda Imperial and fancy
lr drills lawns and plalas Harrison, Brothers, D[o
more linen shirt rontings in var patterns woven IN The
loom X ROddy, Belfast damask table cloths lawns al
pers mil and hsndspun yarns, beached drills L q }.
Hughes, samples of prepared H" j. Preston "a, Be-
show specimens of fax prepared by new proces' and
dressed by improved machinery but give no explanation
OF the process
is series OF specimensshown by the Royal Society for
the Improvement Of the Growth OF Flax in lrelsnd-lus
tratpg the preparation Of the IL plant for manufacturing
purposes ana the different processes employed IN the
course OF manufacture The series comprises illustrations
Of ten stages Of the material; dried with the
seed on 9 Faxseed after sleeping Flax straw STEPPED
rolled for soutchng with sample of something TOW
Scuiched fax fibre of various hnenesses Hacked hax
tiles; Line and tow siveri 3 Line rov'ns' for 100 lea
and 900 lea yarns also line and tow yarns from lea
TO 2sO lea; and TO- Specimens Of fabrics IN 'de
thererom including heavy aud light linens drs diapers
damask, lawns cambrcs, musketo MEETINGS. Nc; also,
fancy dyed and printed fabrics, as bedtcks drills door
cloths &c In addition to the above the Society also shows
series Of foreign faxes Used in the Irish linen
manufacture and Of Irish and English tax treated by pc
culiar processes namely Samples OF Russian Dutch Bel
gan (Courirsi and FLEMISH and Egyptian fax in the
scutohed and hacked state English and Irish lax pre-
pared by patent of schenk ot wster and
Of Watt steang aud OF Irish tax dried and steeP-i on
The Central system Messrs j. Leldbester & Co, Bel
fast place view similar specimens illustrative of Watts
process These l. Straw rs from the Ned fIaX'
straw with seed and capsules taken oil aud mads ready for
steam chambers and Seed capsules or huSAs' FAX
straw steamed in chambers Flax liquor from chsmb
containing important feeding properties !. faxsrsN
with epoermis outer bark we'd 10y wet rolling and
made ready for dry ing and sc9tchne Flax ho7r alter
under going the process OF scutchng Flax h0er hsoked
10 Yarn spun at Mewaer Spinning NIL Belfast IL. trn
bleached l2 Cloth from loom; H. Cloth OeArhrd a.
minens OF flax and yarns less loethodcay arr nsd On an
those we have named and John Preston n Co DdoAn,
show bundles of the finest straw gown ia the Counties o
Down Antrim Armagh and Monaghan.
In the articles of manufactures from Hemp three or four
firms exhibit samples OF oOrdage tSneS and SacSns With
some bolts of beached made by g. Gcent " Co,
Armagh from hand scu,ched Irish lax.
MANUFACTURES PROM COTTON.-tbis department shows
blank with the exception OF various packages NJ Bp-g
gan he siery Sigsnund Mos klttesmau Cotton Ail,
Dublin has Illustrations of Cotton from tne pod % woven
show stocking frame at work. The rest OF the depart
ment Is occupied hy Engl sh and Scotch cdcoes. In
" Printed and Dyed FabTics ireland shows nothing
The magnificent specimens OF lace ana embroidery done
by the fair fingers Of native girls shall be noticed in our
next.
MiseeIianeou
Nothing Of the lesSt interest American public
done in Parliament "Wednesday and Thurs the 5thant
10th June Several bills advanced stage and Dir.
Keogh with other Irish members indulged in hours
wranglng on the subject OF oilers OF preiermeni under he