New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

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wears ago. Many would value such pen very highly
Before anting the institutions, the Empress told the
Mayor that size was much gratied TO have seen TWO
sucI fire ard 20 good public nstituionsi and 70 the
Writ tern mated.
this ,ipe ard again the Empress was heartily cheered
A. Col fove was rassng through the narrow opening
In the crowd. a brawuy old workman, whore iaoe
teamed with delight at eopPortunity ne bad enjoyed
led out lie hand and ex, laimed -" Shake hands Sr,
will Won 70 " on, Yes said the Colonel, iinghlh8
heartily; ard good firm grip was exchanged.
sissRs. M'isTosHs IYDIA-RUBBER WORKS.
Uton leaving tie Free Library, toe royal carriage
was driven by the direct route TO Oxford hoAd
aid by hofe who followed it wa supposed ina. Jne
IuGia-RulI er Works were 10 be visited immediately.
Eut Cambridge street WAS passed. and 70 wa turn
ing which would have led toward Messrs. Hoyle
Frintworks, May field, London Road, which iad also
leen named "a a lace of call. - the gallery ior
life rTp,ice belonging 10 Mr. Joseph Whtworth, at
Ln,l, Inc. Lecope tie favOrte, but this too was
rassoG Still tie cort6ge swept on; ana when near
oshuIy the leading carIJge swept rouno ana orVvo
toward MaLcLeeter. IL then discoveieu tnaI .ne
press bud deiied to have dfive INTO tee
lin until O'clock before which the work. eopie al
Mcesrs M.Iutosh's would not return from dinner.
kain fell freely during considerable portion OF the
dive.
received by Mr. Hugh Biley and Mr. A. Brley, part
Ter, In The hrr Under TIE guidance principally Of
Mr Hugh BIley the Empress saw all the processes in
the strange but most useful manufactures carried on at
these fanous works. Beginning with the raw india
rl,bter bi,h WAS being boiled I'm small blOcksl 10
give Il rst soiterDg, all explained, threug the
processes Of washing cleaning picking, rolling, and
forming into large blo,ks The huge mixing rollers
and THEN appeRCages attracted particular notice In
another roOm the cutting of tie blocks into thin
tiIuous sheets was pointed out; and the Empress
showed particular anxiety TO understand the compli-
cat.d action Of the cutters by " Lch this Ell
feci,d. "ThIead cutting" came next and then the
rong-room, where thicker sheets Tor various pur-
p'ses are PREPARED. Again the host Mr.. Biiey sHg-
gested its Ise heitanL ly, IA TO save labor lie knew
Lot tie Emprtss's exIeience in Pendleton. " OH
YES Certainly" was tie instant rely; up mounted
lie Empress, her ladies, and slr. Birley, through
three stories. Now they were In the "Alr-tigt de,
partnent," where portable gas-bags, globes OF all
solts cushions, beds, and nnumerable other things
W. re- b,ng fabricated Mr. Brley wac explaining
how what looked like round bread tray with IL nm
XII lie il aieG ard be made useful Tor saving lie
q floating weights acIoes streams. And you make
them Larger, 90 YOU not" asked her Majesty "large
ard lOug-pobtOoIs Tor bridges for the army r. LEE,
MI Birley raid, that was another use TO which lndia
rubber Was converted In the sample or pattern room
tie muiiaIOus contents Of Which II Is not possible
even to indicate, the Empress and her suite We're rst
attracted BY sewing machine After inspecting many
things and king many questions the Empress selected
for ur, haze suLer-sesskin waterproof rug--eoor
in,iGe, SolieriIo. Once more the Empress aud her
attendants lcit eirautoglarLs; those OF Prince Albert
the Iince 4 Wales ana Prince Napoleon being previ
outly subj tilted to er Maestys notice. On leaving
tie Empress said that she had been particularly inter-
eSt,d by the uaUgeness ard great utility OF the works
THE WAREHOUSE OF hEssRs s. J. WATTS.
Tie short drive to Portland street marked by q
succession OF oyaons. The cheers at Messrs. 81 In
toeh's were taken up by groups IN Oxford Road and
Portland street ana OUTSIDE the warehouse there was
30 large and dense crowd, who cheered 70 en-
thusiiaiiclly, and puzzled SO strongly for sight OF
81. hndy Of YniIf hQn
much difficulty in OIening u way for the carriages and
keel ing few feet Of space for the Empress passage
up lie steps. When the royal party had entered the
W arehou,o, there controlling the crowd; ana
those who bound TO get in by some means, found
that they Lad to fight desI eratey before they could
succeed. On entering the fine hall Oh the ground floor,
Sir james Watts received her Majesty; and che re-
! lied, Yes, sir james have come TO your beau
Iiful warehouse Every department Was inspected
by tie ImIIess but il is not deeiiatle even posi-
be to Iarticularize. Her Majesty expressed her
tonhn, Mt at the beauty of the Interior the holiness
Of the looms AID the immense variety aud great beau
ty Of the stock. third time-the hoist Now,
james fron the first floor TO the top one, SIXTH and
ser going into the very tasteful mantle department,
Ler hslesiy stood for minute or two looking down
Tie "wol,' extending to the ground Loor-a depth OF
abe nj ninety feet, with five rows OF gasghts showing
LactG UP BY the bright rich oolors afforded by glimpses
u iHe STOCK upon different stories. Mr.. ana Mrs. Jas
Carlton te latter Sir James daughter had the honor
Of tn introduction. Her Majesty purchased line
Duke oil Atlole Ilaid scarf; and she much admired
sCne baby LOOdt, OF LeicesleTsilre production. We
t,heye that her Majesty made other purchases in addi
i'll to tie scaIf.
7 here was again much cheering when the Empress
quilted tie warehouses; and another Eearty demoustra
ion Was maze by the large crowd surrounding the
Queens Hotel. her Majesty reached there between a
quarter and twenty minutes after o'clock.
The Address.
The address was read by the Town Clerk, who SUBJ
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re lol ca he might be allowed TO forward through the
mbatsy copy OF tie address properly engraved, and
.ltCgeihtr Ill such q form as would make il more
y ortLy OF so distinguished a recipient.
Tie Impress, iii reply, said that she had felt much
lcasure liz Iaying visit 10 the City of Manchester
La her Qualification at the reception which she had
itt with, and at what ste had seen, very great.
She should ever look back with pleasure TO her visit
md trusted that circumstances Mi hit enable her to
lew ana prOopg it some future occasion.
Miss Amelia Curtis, the only daughter of the Mayor
NAB tlen presenteG TO her Majesty, and her Majesty
IN AIMED in conversation with Miss Curtis for some
iue.
MeT Majesty dined at seven o'clock; and on her way
o tie ciIme,loom, RE was presented with elegant
JouQu,t by tie Younger OF MIR. Johnsons daughters
did aIou Fix years old. Her Majesty pleasantly
&C. pea tie bouquet, and stayed for minute
alklrg win tie child.
LiNoIOol Was 10; to be visited. The Empress was
o go eject to or OH Ler way TO London from Man
heeter.
TIE NATIONAL GUARD OF NETWORK. q.
To the J. Gitor " The bosGoH Morning Chyoaieie.
SIRE The enthusiasticc reception which the people
II tie United States have given the Prince Of Wales
one that the people Of tho country would be glad 10
CtII, al opportunity being giyen othem. Mr. Frank
ellew has just reached Eng hand from New York after
residence teIe OF years. to suggest to the voun-
ten III Loidon that there is regiment of militia in the
.tae Which iotle pride Of every Amercan--a regiment
l'L H. Prince oi Waies the Duke OF Newcastle and
ute rnsIked aid admired, and which never appears
without ensting the enthusiastic prie of all military
iore admirable discipline. Tue Seventh regiment,
'ew-fo National Guam, liz, in snort, the first and
nv Orte regiment Of Brother Jonathan. The cheers
lat g,.led along BroadM sy hen the Prnccentered