The herald., 1837-04-25

Liverpool, Tuesday erening, March asd 1857
Dsar SLOwes rates fs cotton hsse AGAIN oesn sapm'c
Prices have been accepted this week besw which have
within hing To
per prices Of that The wants and ear' si
our hurried them along state Of deea
ton have rarely Witnessed The chef sales made IN
Upland 7a Orleans from 81 to I'd and on
Mobile from eito7 We Of reduce oar oatons-s
the reduction much h Of that which in some Instances
submitted to-
imports of cot on gdom srcs Jasaa
bales against 265 and Of American
separately We have received s7 oOo against 2ooo received up
I, this period last he ock fall kinds at this port as at
estimated .bou s against 80 500 baes
aad OF American cot have l2eo against 81 oo
The following quo ations, viz Upland or mary
TO mddng fair 81 TO 6 fair good fair 81 = good To hne Vt
s Orleans, ordinsry TO middns fair 81 g. ta to good fair
81 u good to se, u Mobile ordinary Ia mddling s 81 a
oil far to good fair IL good fine, q si Tennese or
binary TO mdd ing fair fair fair, 81 81, good to
Inc sea Island Is 81 to % ST. and exta fine % Sd to Is
sa ard up s. per b The sales cotton this week as FOL
lows 20 sea Isl nd l. Isi sd 10 Slagcd l. 3ii 'oo
Upland q s. $3.50 Orleans Tennessee and Mobile
81 7Si $40 Pcnanbuco 81 eo Bahia Macet Cd
$50 Marani an Il $40 Egyptian 81 iil 30 me!a iss
go suiat 81 ca 100 Madras, 7A-;ogelher i7oo o"fsoi
witch about ssto bales American purchased on specu aon
and $50 do ard 80 smat for export ies'eaya this day the
market has had fc about to sc US some rca
sen To hope that have for the present .een the owes'
TmpeatiaeIIas gain ad anced About obbs sold atls
lod i2s pcrcwt
Ashes-Lo doing in this article We quote MonrealPs at
o 6d and pearl at 35s pei cwt.
F0zseed-Ne saesc price a. out 7o per hht iof aew New
York.
Ciorerseed-Has been sold al 6ss up 10 sssper cwt.
Grsia- No change worthy of r.mark.
Licerpso,, March 2tth, 1887
StrThee hasbcn rather improved enquiry for Cotton the
last few days. and ifesh arrivals ccly 10
the prevalence Of eastern winds The market little and
prices be quo Id higher OF last week. bat
do anticipate ia advance for time, The
yn'ae ofmoney in tlis country Increases. urs, &C.
Astonishing Discovery: Electricity Mo-
tive Power! steam 0u.done! Reyoia-
tion in Mechanics! Raii"""u ears ana
Double Cylinders propelled by Lightning
Enough Of exclamatlons for the present. We
witnessed, yesterday the greatest discovery OF mo-
dern times, or any times; discovery which echpses
those Of Gaiileo, Newton, Hervey, Fulton, and the
whole race of palosophers, from Aristotle down
wards
II is now a decided point that the mysterious prin-
cpl Of Observation-Disclosures Alagnetlsm-ier they
are but notifications Of the same principlc-can be
applied TO machinery, made to prcpe steamboats,
can be applied to railroad cars-n short every pErpose
which steam is now applied; and 10 thousands OF
others. We have the modes-witnesscd mo
operation Of the mysterious power that moves ana re-
nuates the universe turning seven inch Wheel with
the rapidiiy of Lightning; raising weight, with a
relative power fifty per cent above that OF the most
perfect -engnes-and propelling car on en-
cuar railway
Franklin proved that electricity is lghtnlng-it
has since been demonstrated that gavan!sm is
modification Of the principle. Since then, every
scar has brought 10 light some new principle con-
necied with this mysterious agent that has aston
shed the phlosophc world. The effects of gavanlsm
upon the d, ad bodies Of anlmas-imparting 10 them
muscular and nervous energy, served TO indicate that
il was nothing less than the principle Of life ITSELF II
was next discovered that magnetism was dependant
upon this principle; and that the polarity of the
car h-what is called principle Of aravitation ac-
cording 10 the Newonian theory-the principle
which moves the planets, and keeps all creation in
ORDER will shortly be demonstrated to be bu, the ef
fcc,s Of the sublime discovery.
Every thing in nature is simple, whcn il is un-
derstocd Every body has seen the magnet or load
stone and witnessed the force with which il attracts
iron or another magnet. Every one knows or ought
| 10 know, that every magnet has north and south
| pole-a positive end, and negative. We wish those
10 know who do not already, that the most powerful
magnets IN the world, magnets capable of raising
ghi of fifteen hundred pounds, are produced by the
action of Galvanic battery 1t should be known
that when two magnets put together, the north
and south poles Of each attract the other, but the
north pole repes the Dorh and the south the south
theSgh both attract iron. Now We come TO the point
Galvanism, applied to pieces of iron in certain way,
| gives them high magnetic power. by means of this
power and these powerful attractions and rcpusions,
a magnetic wheel is made TO revolve within mag
neic circle with the rapidny Of lightning, and the
force of thundorboltyct il can be Sc, in msion and
managed by a child, and the direction changed in
saniy.
The power can be increased indefinitely, can be
applied in any situation, or TO any purpose-to wind
silk or raise freate, and while the machine is so
simple as never get out of ORDER free from frc
ton as never out will cost at first less than
a steam engine, and afterwards less than il would
take TO oil the greasy, smoky, noisy machines, that
have blown 50 many poor creatures into eternity.
| Here is no fuel-no ire-n blowing up We shall
see rail roads, ships, balloon cars besides the earth,
moon and stars gorg the electro magnetic prin
cple
We shall have TO throw away our steam engine
The Herald must be printed by no less power than
the lightning of heaven and when We get il in full
operation, with the intellect that guides it, and the
power that works IL, readers will be thunder
struck.
This remarkable discovery has hccn made by Mr..
Thomas Davenport of Bremen, Vermont. The ma
h Co. =.