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trcnt,v constructed then stated that was about to
si rim rR rH NJ office while the weekly was Delhg
Nl9 , IL & ali tle rrcssss Running. to ask rs favor
Tut thG work should be performed by orc o Jour Two
Iicrs with Il bo fire for au experiment thal hltht no
w., ~ i water dd MOI pass Out Of the boiler through
c team ppe in the manner had indicated. | smd "
,r,yIJ be dangerous experiment ID VdIit'u
zoo IA; and that would not trust nysclt
TO be present uu(sE sgee lGs l2,et & vac
entrflV under control Of the enPiuee Who would prop
sbIv not understand what was gong on within the
boiler had previously advised Mr. Sinclair TO cause
both boilers TO BIC used, as RUE, when the greatest
amonnt of work was be performed uht the apparatus
ne mad ordered from me ~ equaze the temperature
could applied. 50 naJegCd the boilers are as sate a.
ordinary ONES TIE two upted having evapofated sur
face enough for slow fires, which IS all That Is required 10
drive all the presses IN the establishment rear lher
csted persons, who thought getting along 700 iF
with tie commission nstigatca the malicious sugestens
Respectfully, NORMAN WI!RD
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
FOiEEE Explosions.

JeGe"s ef yss rsbrs4
SIR: notice au EFFORT is heug made to create a
sensation, based upon my remarks Of Yesterday before
she "ComIg>slon" now examining life saving apparatus
boiler appliances &c for steamboats, ia This ctty II has
So more foundation Than this explained that the
water most form. q" boilers liable 10 he driven out
~ tle lower water spatcs to- lit up the snrace solid
opposite the gauges by which The engineer would be de-
ceivod ~ 10 the quantity remaining. Upon starting fe
pnnp. opening The furnace dOnrs closing the ihroe
valve ~ might fall down suddenly citi,l uf tbr~.
fhrf operations would canse the rapid sencrafiop ~
steam from the lower heating surfaces cease tempo
faiiy, and by which upper heating 1ulfaces above tp
water all the iron above the level ~ the watef and be
steam would be- quickly OycrhCatcd. This would cinse
unequal expansion ~ the boiler shcCs, which would if
suit in distortions. uIpturCs, explosions CitCd TIE
JhBDRE boilers example as having rcduccdFfynu.
Dr,tinZ srf2ce pf0port0ncd 0 tie CRATE and heating
sai""1, ibfg ri"" W"Ud bc J0Wf D'lS ihal others ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

Bah Flying st1d tof sbeuc ND Deab sssDa lodsys "h
sagar 10 Btssett 4 Hiekerson.
Batk tof 81 Jobus higgins Hessina ~ via
Leghorn Jan a. and Gibraltar fe with ut Ge 70 e. q Duncan
Had sue of w gales
Bnr Regss a Gsgao Naples dare psb fruit nanafa
& Co Passed the LothFth H.
sehr Bamhsl Huisey poH Royal dsJs vb ordnance 20
M MelbeSdy n Go.
sehr H. 1er Rove BaseoSo days wb a q JGwes Douglas
Leh s4hT flortHse TursoI for New Work
SPOKEN.
Csnbtp fcn Japsts fer London ne dave eoc Afn4 lat
"a 20, long 20 90
York
ssmue-Bnsh bsIk Feb Cape Au rcm Nseoa FER
Coshe-Bhsh nip March 8, lat g ong "a W. from ssuAtrJa
loI Boston.
DISASTER.
The Italian bis R.g Capt Garr2io ron Ra'es pori. ApS
Ponce p r. Tor Boston With o siukng con
,he having Jrung aeak dss previously sgBg heavy
from her the tsg and Id brought them tbs 1o
NAVAL.
WAsSeT0s AIr OAdes have ben received s the Nav De
Of The LSckANaana
P,b g. II days FROM YalpaIaiso--an well on beard
DOMESTIC PORTS
BoToF Apul l0-Auved. shps RdYsone Calcutta Hpparehus
vsrpool selma ML.os; w. b. ht,scu Ceuicegos dne
ny Birdie HsYsIa Geo BuIdlsm 30 sch, Mary Mne Glen
l5te0s.
BoToN April lCAnyed steamships PIopour Lyepoo and
Neptune, from New loIk, brig feetvinV hon MayagueL -
sel samuel Trays hop New York Su,aktr Philadelphia
Sailed. steamship Noneka, for Eew.York
WmN.EsTON, ~ G., April N-said, seaMth.p James A. GAy,
10 Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
II.

The ACTION his been materially improved In several resss NJ
by machinery working with mathematical ac
eucy the action model of precision unattsnabe by the
hand The outside she'll o eaeh valve
which instruments heretofore made composed Of seven different
pieces improved formed Of piece thereby
avoiding an liability leak II has also been improved by making the
openings exactly the that the tube thereby
more oedom passage the wind The traghe
Instruments heretofore made their operation direct snd
their The position Of the valves perpendicular
Which IL ~ great importance the len hand take hrm hold keeping
Icing shakea BY the movements u the right hand
preventing dsinrug Influence the ebouchure by this
position ohe vs aud the form of the keJ the position
Of the M hand rendered natural aud The touch 7 DE keys S
easy that of piano.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

FARfwEI LrCnURE.-The Rev. DR., Bellows beng
about ;be city for years tour in Europe, viii
devyr his leure TwO-thrds through the Ninetcehth
Century, thes evening, at the Church OF Our SAVIOR
ThVly-fifth-st, between Fifth and SiXth-ayes.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
"The Pen is Mighter than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
M0RTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

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Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
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where an Agency is established, the public will
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on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
If acconlpanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

NJ SCHREBER improved the FORM TO avoid all singles
thereby greatly improving TIE vibration and giving power lrsGc
and By forming the instrument that II shall
extend shoulder the performer relieved Of much
labor sustaining weight BY gentle The bell turned up
ward and the different instruments In the entire band
united and dse equally upward instead o
formerly driven different directions according the position
The len hand othe performer being thus relieved
the sustaining the weight particularly with the larger class Of
the emboucbur the importance Of
which well all sk performers; and one hand cannot be
hurcned other sympathy the right band
manage With facility than when the whole weight
Of e instrument has TO be sustained By the bands
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

LECTURE on AERIAL NAvIGAT1oN.-A very inter
esng lecture on the newly de cOped principles Of aerial
navigation was delivered last evening at room No g.
Cooper Institute before the Society for the advancement
of science and art. by Prof Duglalc The lecture was
illustrated by drawings and model of an iron aerial
shin invented by Jean Baptiste Lassie, exhibited.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
NJ
The W WArFn.vAIvRisai

The wATERvALvB also mt of decided value Many
sspcasnis hen made with sieu % obtain means M readily
dsehsrgrR the taking from the Ups bnt
until SIR SehTebes invention. The change position
valves already mentioned all The water 70 collect IN one
ace from removed with the creates; and The
key under the control Of he ie hger Of
the len hand without removing the from the mouth
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
SCHREIBER
CORNET MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Brass, German Silver, and other Metals.

Company Incorporated under the laws Of the state Of New York
manufacturing wind instruments IN brass 1efman
III other metals 10 all others
which their qualities OF excellence hsve At last
ben obtained resulted from the sk experience ingenuity and pes
sceer and have been secured By letters patent
granted United States and Europe Mr. sehTeibe and by hm
assigned to this Company.
Tese relate TO the ACTION the WATER
VALVE, ana the MEANS OF CONSTRUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
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TESTIMONIALS.

asked the voluntary testimonials which foE given by
sisu whose Will BE- d once eogp Ne 'hose Of most eo
hcni members q ~ musical profession:
Nv Dr,H You marked m the boTy OF the orchestra
~ euou. the inpto Of bfass Instruments
lfs the Sateryae the circular FORM ard " sustaining
ihe wshi ~ The sao Improvements each Of great value
Bat particularly pleased
- fo al NE bells Who would deame'thz asde question Of
constructing such
tLa should downward aud their sounds within foot
making them open i0rar the front
touan the sssf Yet perfect
demand. ulor and upward direction n the band
the Nov that have accomplished improve
desirable wonder that m hnportancs hs Dot heretofore
attracted more atteuon.
greatest eIpress admiration for
utauac and hacy the band
and orchestra. aud 20 that
Nery truly your friend. {. ANsCHUTL
lors ktuY AHA s.ft No d,u.lst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
MORTON's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens u carats ne although cheaper arc
At Least equal to any gold pen; made regards
Every Pen j. stamped "A. Morton Third Quality and
numbered.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
~.
I'll. MPANs OF CONSTRUCTION

The MEANS OF CONSTRUCTION important improvement
all former methods Al The instruments made by the Sshr torne
constructed b. Aeuer the most mpor
the ny let
By be such improved machinery the delicate
made before attained and the
t4npary produce excellence which they
n.rIaat 20 the ncrlect made.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

MARINE LWE-SAvING CoMMIssIoN-Ihe Commis-
sion proceeded TO the Deamatcr Iron Works to witness
trial of The various safetyvaycs, which had been pre-
sened for their examination. After making the first
trial, further operations suspended until more
suitable place for examination could be found. Com
mttcc Will select place the location Of which Will bo
announced this morning at l0i o'clock az their place Oi
mnefinn. No 81 WHILST.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

THE UNION LEAGUE CIUB.-The Judges OF the
Court of Appeals, the Hon John Sherman senator from
Ohio apd other distinguished persons have been invited
to parke of the hospali,ies OF the Club az its monthly
meeting this evening The Art Committee will exhibit
eOIIocs ION of piCtuICS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
Tho Case. are made Of Coin silver and for this quality
PRICES PRICES or PESs S WITH snyER.MouyrrD DISK
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
(WAREANTEDJ

These are IA carats ine are superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860.
Every Pen Is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered.
The Points warranted Tor six months except against
accident
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not heavy
= those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
PORT OP SRw YORK.
ARRIVED.

sir Nichols Clrdf22 days sitb raosd iron Dearborn
Was days the Banks with heavy NV gales; IA gs
quantities Office; 7ih inst lat ~ 5 oug o. steamship Louis
iaa Liverpool Tor NeN.O Orleans
Ship intrepid Ninso Francisco l2l days With fouf
vcts 60. Passed Cape p f Had weather TIE last
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

BANJO PLAYERs.-Messrs. G. l.. and j. j. DobSon,
the we,nown banopnyers, are to sail for Europe ON
the lh of May. In of this fact, Testimonial per
fomance arranged by their friends is TO he given, IN
their interest. at the olympic Theater ON the 2tlh OF
April. Mr. Thomas Baker and the members OF his or
cheStra Mr. Ingard, Mr.. Stuart Robson, and ioOcy
MnSres have rendered their services Tor TINS OCCASION
Mr. G. T. DObSon has composed n new BANJO Solo, whlch
viii then be- heard in public for the first time The Messs
DUbSOn 20 TO Europe professionally.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE,

nylayrn AND tsgr UhY-woRLDIY ANCsfNENfs-
prArr or THE REV. }. ". BREAHEY.
first after the minutes, yesterday morning was
iho reading Of the Annual Report oI the Ne'no'' BOON
Concern showing the profits Of last years business TO
nave teon S0l7I 3d. and the payments for bishops saia
s,es, travelling expenses, DC, f244 ~ The annual ln
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
Loun ScaEEiBKs, ESD, No. q Msiden.lane.


Of PsS sa' sH T to gI y & f:,a t,y a. , $ ",sS .a
the ue that h' vibration, rendered harmonious Ard The tone
anhursre and eoneqant rec om itc Rsppu
nss free om water; and tbs dSa n its bs as ' ss's
eu not only perfect Of sound bat also ,ate ty Of tone
sha ssSaa o. Ph ae improvements Nh hardly be highly
Ih sdri1.s,' consequent M giving he bell upward
?, formed g the Oh method construction addition the
$50 e7ag he different voices turned IN different directions
40 70 by the direction and position Of the bells the sound sub
-: other gd qHiie a. great d.aa's3'ags Some material 'ag
hands oi the oFeh, pgmesher the front part Of the stage
scat The bach brother oeronrr or anoiIe asu
possible to eee peee, e'S bat very seriously 'aseIps The 'one %
CANT device Of nBg the bell Of the instrument upward as you have
authorized thank ou name all menber, Of
yoqr profession but as sm not let for myself ihasL ea most
Sip.e,' Which you IaSc effected ~ bss. iasifapenis
Believe my dear Sir, very sincerely yours, u,,,
Lorn schntlpER, tsq, No 81 M.den-laue
nv DK,R Sm Ihsy examined the changes 'rd additions made BY
the Of brass Instruments and With great pleasure give
J sdons The eiIcaaf form You per
te a,ion aud an erceenc Of quality pitch and purity
tone never pos lille TIE more or gur used
y directing the upv made possible entire unity Of
ordinary Of which the bells emit sounds In
By causing the weight oiie Instrument shoulder Ou
have given the performer The most absolute control OF H.
BY the va'sraye have removed most annoying Obstruction IN
On tho whole you have produced by perfect
yet made snd heartily congratulate and The profession on your
''''O'' '''''' THEoDoRE THOMAS.
NEw.YoRK Sept 49, 1866.
FnrExD scHRsrH Permit me congratulate you upoh
attained great for brass instruments
nk yon have wrought complete reyouon the beautiful
T e: y' 'iS fi ] @ as Al s ] se aware q.
great ANNOYANCE caused BY The collection Of water IN their Instruments
la also add that the tone much improved not only power bat
Hoping ever viii attend effort. richly lc,sryn q IT,
remain youIs Taly, GEORGE r. BRlsIoW.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1867.
The Points arc warranted for sir months except against

accident
The Gases are Trade Of Coin Silver but not as heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES or PINS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH prsNCIIS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
MoRToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

MORTOH'S CHEAP. GOLD PENS.
NOr wARRANTEDJ
These Pens 10 carats fine, and are Better Wring'
and Durable Pens than can, without operating MOI
Patented Machinery be produced for the rces even
were the Gold furnished gatuitousy.
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN slLVER-PlAIED IN
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen 50 50. with Pencil Case. VI 90
Lucky Pen .-.. rs with Pencil Case. 49,. ! Is
Always Ready Pen. 1 90 with Pencil Case. 20
Elegant Pen. rs. with Pencil Case 90
Excelsior Pcn...... l so. with Pencil Case 2 70 80,
These WE'LL Finished, GOod-Wr1tlng Cola fens WIFI
ITidosmin Points the average wear OF every one Oh Wc
will Outlast gross Of the best Steel Pens, dongh
hev untrdrdnted aud therefore not e1ehdngedo.e'
They not numbered but correspond IN size 10 MOB
Q, 4, 5, and respectively. =
To CLUBs-A discount of 10 per cent will be allowed on
Of t2 Of SIS per cent s2 ana OF ~ per cent vi
$40; II sent 10 one address at one time. go ,..
The risk is taken OF all remitances by mail In regsteeu
letters and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 20
all who send twenty cents charge for registering III ao
ditiOn 10 the price OF the goods ordered 80 -
On receipt Of the money the subscriber will send by re-
trn mail or otherwise as directed Gold Pen or Pens
selecting the same according 10 description. Address,
A. NORTON,
No 25 mAIDEN-LANE. NEW-fORK
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

THE ATTENTION OF LADIES Is INVITED {,
ne naen6ceut Spring importation of Family Linen, At prices that DEF
competition. J. j. NALHAyKH, No t51 BIJldgsy.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

PrRSONN.-Gen. Sherman and staff arrived in
town Yesterday morning and dned at the Metropolitan
Hotel Admiral Tcgethom Of the Austrian Navy
Bishop Vail Kansas W. b. Read, esq, Philadelphia ana
ID. ID. Kelly esq Boston, are at the New-lOrk Hotel
Senator Wilson Of Massachusetts and Judge Marvin,
Florida ere az the AstOr House. Gen. TOrbtTt Dcld
ware. and ]. c. AppcTson, Richmond, are ~ the Metro
pOlitan Hotel The Hon. n. NJ Dranc Wilmington, v Ci
The Hon d. r. Ross Auburn aud cX-Mayor Bishop, Gin
cimati. are ut the II. Nicholas Hotel Gen. Hartman
Bachc, L. :. A. is at the BreVOUr House.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

IL APPLYING THE BURGLAB ALARM TFTF-
eHAPH workman brush and dust ce-r. up bis opI
aud did - be goe, Along Tie house ie 10 perfect oier
D. HuLNEs No RrnaI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
Tr REMOVES AILDANGER when vour BrRGLAI

AL,A TsIEsi,oH DrLt. re- your ~ or Doc
beng opesod buga, ile outside hears the bell AID
bkeds1Ics. H. HOLNss, No. 2gl Broa1wsy.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

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