New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

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Amennt Of animals and offal received from March 10,
: 1853, to June 49, 1853:
,... H9r;s' Cow, cd Oxen sSIns Dog. otas" Off.
Sixteen horses burned 'eah included bat should be
Itmsy be well to state that there is no portion of this
CTsl but what ia rendered useful to the ag,cul.ust
manufacturer or chemist in various ways which we
may hereafter notice.
COMMENCEMENT At SPISGIFR ISsrITCTT.-The
Spibger Institute the Rev. Gorham d. Abbott, PIN.
ripal, held it's annual commencement in the chapel of
the institution on Union spare, on Wednesday morn
ing last June l6. The exercises commenced by the
sirgipg Of chant after which prayer was offered up
by tie Rev G.. ID. Abbott. Then lowed a recitation
from the Scriptures by the whole school. Mr.. A. K.
Wolfe one of the Assistants Of the Principal read sew
eTal Of the compositions Of the Graduating Class The
parting hymn of the Graduating Glass was sung with
much feeling and addresses were delivered by the Rev.
Mr. Prime and by the Rev. Mr.. Abbott. After this,
diplomas were presented to the following young ladies
Of the Graduating Class:
Misses Adelne Allen Fanny AyeIl Jo,ephne Bate Hen
phire Brown MARY T. suTeette Jennie L. Churchill Jophne
Steel 6s Esss 1ssa ES
Hyde Maria Ingram Mavins Ls1e Lizzie LedyiJd Jessie
man. Mary Prime May L. seymour Gertrude ste, Heea
WightmAn.
FINANCIALLY CoNIc.-THs Ereaiag Post of yester-
day. 2lst p. has the following tem tie grammatical
structure Of which is excelleLty comic, but exceedingly
foggy:
tuIe, it will cut off some very valuable land en-
gagged in the culture Of cotton FOR the present year
ANEW CYLINDER PREss-Mr. NJ. s. Beach invited
bis friends yesterday to witness the operation of
rev press, patented by him year ago. 1t is Hoes
eightc Under press FORM with slight but telling va
risticns The forms for one side Of the paper are
placed tie large cylinder as in the Hoe press; on
the other side of tie large cylinder Mr. Hoe has moth
irg; Mr. Beach has the forms for the other ds of the
paper Tie large cylinder has diameter Of four feet
tie small cylinder Of one there are, therefore, four
revolutions Of the smsl cylinder, which carries the
paper TO each revolution Of the large cylinder, which
carries the type.
Tie paper edin az usual One turn Of the small oyin
der prints IL another turn throws it of tho CYLINDER on
tapes toward the point of deivey at the end OF the
second tun the hind edge OF the sheet Of paper Is
caught by back-handed grasp OF the same hnsers,
working sra1s. each other, which dragged 1t IN at
frst ard dragged it back over the same small cylinder
sgsin-ths time receiving the impression Of the forms
of the ether side Of the paper 1t then thrown OF
by 4 sliding rnotion-s capital feedrg motion ror
folding macLiue, which Mr.. Beach expects soon to
attach The double-actng frgers work on the same
axis like the hour sid minute hsnds of watch. They
move both waye, claspiug with both sides Of the hn'
gers. Their molten delights tie lover a simple
ard ehiciert mactireTy
If Mr.. Beach can run his press so as to give his
type the same speed which we give the type on our
teuoylipder presa, to produce 10000 impressions III
an hour De will get TO less then Al 600 impressions on
his egh. cylirder press, 1900 pspers per hoar'
TIE register" Of sheets printed in this way Is
much better than those whcss second side Is led by
hand.
Mr.. Beach hopes sc. to be able to feed az endless
sheet OF psper TO his press and receive tie papers rom
II p,;1ed folded and counted ready for the carriers.
A>oTHIR CAflFORNIA SvINpLE.-A youth nsmed
Josiah Sout, laling from Trumbcll County, OHIO de-
sired to 60 to California, snd accordingly came to New
YoIk with the view Cd taking passage In ths Star OF
the West, the steamer of yesterday. He went on
board the beat, surveyed the accommodatons anu
YVES Lis bly, pleased therest. As lie came ashore he
called ont thst he desired to see Mr.. |. W Raymond,
yhercupon a man immediately presented himself as
that gentleman Mr. Sou6 questioned him pretty
closely, but was inslly satisfied that al was right
Accordingly be proceeded With the supposed Mr. Ray'
mood 10 the ticket Office Of Eimonds X Fowler corner
Of Chambers ard West streets, notorious ticket
swindiDg chop. Here NJ. Soule purchased steerage
ticket TO San Francisco for $50. Soon after ne found
reason to believe that he had been swindled,
ard sppled to the simon pure Ra!mord VINO
at once IaoLousoed the ticket forgery and directed
tie verdant one TO the Mayors Office. Mr.. Raymond
wss highly diensIt and offered TO pay the expenses
Of Mr. Sou'e il be would prosecute the matter Pfes-
emily, however Mr.. Fowler of the deectab!e finn aP
reared ard made statement TO Mr. Raymond TO THIS
effect: Tia. he had bought the ticket question OF one
John Andrews also in the ticket-swindling BUSINESS
aud that if there anything wrong about the docu-
| ment, Andrews was the responsible party. on eA-
animation il appeared that the ticket was a genuine
ticket for psst voyage, altered to suit the PreSsIt
date that is to say, Mr. Andrews had probably bought
up LOT Of steersge tickets ia the month OF MAY 10
speculate op and hsd failed to sell them all lie nad
therefore, taken the tickets on which he was STUCK
and Rad forged the d.te by printing the word June
over the word "May." On this explanation. WAY
rant was issued agacst the man Andrews and on i
monds making 6outs ticke. good fS another Trip No
wss permitted 10 depart. Sou'e remains n town Is
wires and a. soon IS Andrews arrested the wsUef
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