New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-02

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Asuintn New reisftro rnrss iha lsi'si NJ Tho Ton
norsnid mvefihna tf printing Which W. have noteod.
wefsv H. operation yea,' day ~ joprs baioy Ls Frb
oG'e In spruce This IL hind prss. invented by
~ John LOWS Of lluHso Y Ono ~ sulab, size -
print hail sheet Of Liter paper Weighs 10 pounds b
iniss wido long and ~ high evr about two feet
long projects from beneath The bed whore the mscInsry
which gives the pressure fixed II very simple AMI 10
gcnousy arranged Tic pstsn l. hinged to the cd Of
The bed opposite tho lever and lifting spira springs At
The hinge act in counirbaancing the weight The fsket
s hinged 10 the plaiien When the paten is down upon
the form there iron bal working the top OF this
Iaen upon cenierpn Underneath tn bed there Is ~
we're Of this bail supported upon spiral spring Now the
frt movement OF the handle trips trigger at the further
end of the lever which throws the upper bal around aud
locke tie together then, the pressure Of the handle
Is continued the effect Is carry down the lower bail and
Of course the upper being locked into it mist come
down equally and that resting upon the pliten. which
suspended by the p ngs the FORM must come down
as TO give any desired amount Of pressure which regl
lated by tie clothing Of the plaen Fol- many purposes
both in printing offices and in private Establishments tai,
press viii be useful The press and fair Of
JOB type in be packed in moderate size travel
ing trunk.
The price Of this size is City dollars which is ulne
cessarly high "A fault which nearly ell patent right owners
f,olshy guilty Of Ii manufactured satcien. qlln
tty TO meet the demand q; half the price asked IS
probable the proPeior would make twiee the money they
viii with their prtsent views
TRIAL OF FIRE PRooF sArEs-The trial of the Safes
b! Ere under tie authority and direction of the Jury ap
pointed 10 examine those in the Crystal Palace fixed FOR
dis dog at 10 A. NJ, lot in Forteih ST. tho Palace
TIE judges have determined TO burn the Safes until all
give cut Tut one ard suppose that vii have the
premium and We then shal know who makes SAFE that
viii stand good fire noii.e from the Committee ap
pears in cur advertising columns.
DEATHS At SEA-The packet-shp Victoria arrived yes
terdey from London with 3ss passengers. There
Try death: during the voyage.
CHARITABLE BTQUEsrs-Mr. Thompson, one of the old
est sbpmastes OF this port recently deceased besides ev
ing ample provision for his family beqleaihed sl5oo to
each OF the following societies The Newly Asylum for
Lyingin Women the Association for the Relief Of Respsc
table and Aged Females the Marine Society Of the City Of
Ncw-York the Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary
Society for Seamon the City and por: OF New York AMI
the Mariners Church in Roosevelts st.
SUSPENSION OF EMIGRATION 1t is rumored that in
quonce Of the great mortality prevailing in engant
SHIPS on the voyage between Liverpool and New York,
many Of the merchants engaged in the transportation bIs
ICES have Transmitted orders to their agents the other side
Of the Atlantic TO ship fewer emgrants to this port during
this season.
We learn that AIr BoURcIoAULT viii commence course
Of four lectures Hope Chapel Tuesday evening next
The frst viii be on European Society the second on the
History Of the Stage; the third, on Woman; and the
fc.rh. Ltuary Life in London and Paris The lecture
on Dramatic History viii be illustrated by paintings pre-
pared in London for the purpose.
MoSpwIsT TO DEPARTED WoRrH-The popular feeling
in this City does always indicate overgrown organ
Of venaton in the heads of the people and there
times when gives evidence Of very slight amount OF re
spect for public funconares IN indication OF this
winesod at the corner OF Canas and West Broadway
yesterday and perhaps may be stu witnessed in huge
NIB Of mud erected there end Of which placed
false face with old stump of cigar in its m)uth
battered hat on and fur tippet around the imaginary
neck OF the eniombed While pair of old shoes were
placed the opposite end of the mound to give the
tlance Of human body.
AT the head Of this tumuus which quite resembed the
Indian mounds Of the West erected sort OF tomb
board which the following dogeereepsphs were 'sed
In mud ! ly ss n n9 9sl. a'sa'
And - the mud 10 SOUPS lyeredl'
Another followed in these words:
once wss dust end blew around this quarter,
But nov m nothing bat heap OF mortar
sis w,eis I've lam upon thi i22t
Miih nSa' S & Ety. l ny aaafRR 'ls While
a s. m, bef s,n n 1h me eo co p Psl
Do setter II il the s.rce; azsn'
third cpisph read thus
1--WE once an honest had got
hars sf NJ and broke III. plates and dishes
you You t%S-S ed oo. How you dare
70 YS5 ROB 's. ,ss Of s my % g..sSsl.r.s
Wi words sweet as honey"
niece Of black muslin was fastened 10 the tomb board
giving unite funerea aspect to the affair II not
esssry to inquire what all this meant Had the hit at the
CITY, Fathers in general and the Street Commissioner in
particular not been apparent the talk Of tho crowds that
collected constantly around the spot would have made
clesr enough The irreveen popuace seemed to be IN
perfect glee Of enjoyment which only disturbed as nov
and then struggling shartr of the po prompted 0y
his fellow feeling for the satrized officials limited the
rrorrey ftal ing awayth cadca'urng appliances such
were given understand that, when the numerous ECU
mutations of mud and tn at other PLACES too tedious to
mention were taken away, this monument TO departed
worth" might be removed, but not sooner
Thy sIxrEssY SAVINGS B,sK.-Last evening we went /
10 the Rank as announced in The Tribune yesterday to
deros the several sums inrusd to our care by the char
table for the relief Of poor widow, and for reward Of
the Little grs connected with that story oil the portemon
nae on Thanksgiving Day.
We were grafed to find woman and three working |
girls with our yesterdays item in their hands come to make
DEPOSITS Of few dollars where they would be safe in time
Of need hereafter.
Then man came in and inquired
Is this the place have read so much about lately IN
The TytLune-the poor folks bank
Yes this is where take a. low sixenee al time
Then want TO deposit s22."
Then black woman came in and said
Il am going TO PHILADELPHIA do not like the way black