New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

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oper.,;c Arrangements have been eoa.lzded and so,
pSny arranged for Castle GArder, consisting Of Son,,
s,eisnoae salvi MArini BSdsli PoIIolni &c TIA a.,
Of opening we think is Monday next.
Miss Aueusts Taylor, OF the ballet girl. II. Ef,
podrome was 30 badly burned few nights since By h,
dress accidentally taking frs. that her life depGrsd II
She resides At No TO- Wilstst
Thersw,s an extraordinary display Of sgIsg or frs.s
lightning on the evensg Of ths nth II passed in rsvs
flashes across degrees Of the zenith and continued
.,eryls Of one or msu,es for half hour ID,
ISrsner calls il 81 cusptfatsd tr,rt<a>f nslti osps
dated accordingly branches into so. three or more
distinct lines He says is between clouds sas
the earth II ma, be so in Eogsnd bat ia our country and
latitude il I. frequent both WAYS When between clouds
!, il most beautiful often Of different coors and never
dancsrous In this the report Of thunder followed
the fish in about 2 70 IS seconds showing the clouds 10
b.sl or miles above the earth Ii rarely that So bean
tifu sn exhibition Of natural fireworks is seen and fit
is true as DR. srdner says that seldom between
tao clouds the record Of this fact may be interesting 10
some Of eur sciesii6c readers
L.uycH-On Saturday las, the schooner Nara Jsx.
EFT Of about burden launched from The ship
ward Of Messrs Bede Darling at Port Jefferson l. I
Capt IhrOOQfe NONoulif OF NAuihk hNNtfAN ~ Velct
Comm andtr
FprcrroN oF A. ExryNsUE SsGsRHorsT.-The GA
GERS Steam Sugar Refining Company, composed of ssw
raj of the prominent merchants in City among Whoa
are Messrs SpofFord, Pond Grnner, Morgan. Andrews
Martin and others at present erecting Model SseN
House" on 4 portion OF the block bounded by Wsshas
ton Laiebt Beseh and W,ststs. The site OF N. ms
building formerly occupied by large sugar refinery
which Il will be remembered destroyed by fire ysr
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the new building in progress Of erection. In conss
ouence Of the great danger from tire in es,abshmens
this kind the Company projected the erection Of build
ing which but little else than the violence Of earh
quake could TO the ground. The structure is con-
composed entirely Of brick, iron and stone II Is tsa
stories in hight and presents from, Laght st. OF ss
feet and inches Washington It Of o. feet and inches
On West St Of g. feet and inches The side fronting q
the yard is feet and inches in extreme length. but
broken by angle wing 80 feet vide The exterior
the building is plain style the windows, 500 IN numb
On the several sides Of the being fee, snds
inches and feet and inches in width and arched eyr
the top The foundation Of the building consists of tee
tiers Of pine timber. laid under water the first tier cor
posed Of planks feet in length and inches in thickness
laid crosswse on top Of these and laid thr
planks each absut 20 inches wide ssd one foot thick
The foundation wal, Of blue building stone 10 built upSa
the tubers e. inches in thickness aud story high tho
commencing with width Of - inches, the ils
foundation are gradually diminished they ascend being
at the extreme top Of the building "a inches in thickness
The interior Of the BUILDING in its present unfinished stats
presents the appearance OF large cobweb. Commencing
IN the cellar basement four rows Of heavy east su
columns twenty one In each row running the
length vi the building These columns firmly sunk
lsrge block Of grasite several feet in thickness.
The beams are composed OF double wrought iron nihs
nd wa wall sting NJ
of ten or more feet upon the iron columns The columns
and main beams are carried up in similar the
tire hight of the building The bean, nierseotd
at distances Of three with other iron bea OF the
same depth all Of which firmly secured in their places
by bolts and The grers II ths roof whi'h
not yet in their places will be Of wrought ron and
ed with zinc or tin The floors throughout tho whole
building will be Of stone aud the sairways OF cas-, snd
wrought iron.
On Laigbst there will be addit ona story or curss
sixty feet front by sixytwo six inches deep in which
the vacuum pans will be- placed The drying room.
mencng the fret story and ascending the top Of III.
building will be fire proof being constructed OF wrought
and east iron The dimensions Of this will bs
tytwo by twenty five feet
For manufacturing purposes there will be twelve steam
boilers Of wrought nsn sKtee nihs of inch thick
thirty three feet sng and fourfr diameter Workman
are present engaged in putting up two steam engines IN
the basement of the main bu dsg Each Of these four
feet stroke and 10 inch cylinder G. injected With tho en-
gines will be two immense pumping machines, Of ron'
with eight large brass pumps.
The vacuum pans four in sumber will be- placed in hs
upper part Of the building two Of these will be- mais Of
copper and two Of iron nine feet 10 length by egn
width. and from two 10 three feet deep. There will DO
erected in different portions of the building hundred
md City csteus Of wrought iron, 'et 10 diameter
and nine feet deep The residue Of the machinery will DO
of and wrought iron The whole u the interior Of me
buicirg including machinery excepting the flooring VIII
be of tie best Philadelphia iron.
The cost Of the building and appurtenaDces when 90
tirely completed will s0faew ha' exceed so00OJ0.
The company calculate turn out a. soon as they get
in fun eraiioufs0m lHslaf % ehHaared b1,ras
of sugar psrdsy.
The arrangement q the building and the machinery for
manufacturing ere entirely different from any Sugar Ref
merry in the United states the European Continent
being constructed 80 say The buiden to one
half the labor and waste which present sustained by
establishments conrved and worked the Old system.
The company cacuIate to employ about three hundred
men 10 enter n's The deas of the arrangements Of
chiuery, &c in his Model Sugar Refinery" would eH'
croach 20 % much upon our sptce.
There are, At present n operation in this City, seven
Sugar Refnei-s IS follows.
Stuart's Refinery, 10 Chamber and Greenvich-se This
establishment emIiQ< shout $50 and turns ont about
four hundred barrels ~ sugar per day
Hayi!.nd and Aoeiers Refinery located in Wttsrs'-
turn 10; about three hundred barrels Of sugar day.
Howell s Co, IN Duane . manufacture about iolrhun'
ded srd cry barrels Il sugar per diem. This sat present
b. largest sugar house 10 operation
Hayemeyer Moeler in Nsrdam q turn GUY ABOUT ono
hundred sid fny barrels Of sagar every day stewart
Co, Kirgs, Booth Edgar King - Harn'Eyan' q 20,
Leonard Ell and Ackerheimer & Co. h'ss-'t' average
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