New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
To ne Travelling Pnb.sc.


,sst he steamboat. M,,s,cEusETrs (hs Queen OF ths
souud} Cukrr. PEck, SorTB AMERICA ard WASHING
zos Icing provided with R.nb,s Da1ble seAetirs sale
ty-Valres may be trusted for safety 'th tie most implicit
reliance know rhst steamboat provided wits hese
as. can burst Its toile collapse its fines PROVIDED Inc
Valves are Simply left free an DISTRACTED OF laef
f.red ,<i,h Ii ,ny Ira doubts s sufficiently 10 fisS se
e.peuss Of ral nm ready, hould he wish IT, 10 let tsi
man seec: he he prefers, the sam h WISHES 20
rss OF the possibility Of blowing her mp and MAKE ' al
,,mpr and stand The boe. deck while ht tics IL
and let him r-T-a; his ror, often IS he chooses
an, prepared 10 u1au,an best practical engineers
have stated that no STEAMBOAT b. completely sale WIZ"
nut tles saferv-vayes. know That many PERSONS have
followed s:eamboa;as for years without Casualty oS
what does tia, prove Is any eousolaoa 10 the reia,iss
and friends 81 the Three TkousGnd persons Who N ih''
opntrr alone have met death oil agony from Boiler tx
oiaas! More than hundred valuable i'nes have oer
lost BIZ explosions o.. board boa;s running from
while many others have been severely scalied lhese Ae
nor hv.ue occu-reines Very recently TIE Shoe s'' %
the boiler Of one of our sclass boa as blown o" aaa
the mere chance OF bursting outward instead OF inward s's
some sixty 10 one hundred nd f;y lives, Instances are con
.p,Iy occurring in which explosion prevented %
.-,,cIv hairs hrratt the passengers remaining IN utter
orsrce Of their danger. could mention many Striking
cts IN h,. connection but would give pam 20
k ,sd NOT absolutely necessary Ia nea every Instance
srposons are preceded aud caused by d@ice"eg@ y Wa
Ter IN m. bcflsss-the evil which this invention IS 'pec'ai
!, calculated to remedy ef.eciualy
I. distraction of the Pnlaski which blew up few years
,ro killing one Hundred and tt.--ight passsrgers was
owing TO the bowcock been left open after the water
had Al; been blown ont of the boiler As soon as more wa
Ter was inected nio ie boiler, tean vas generated IKE
rhniDr and the explosion took place. THIS could never
,, ben had these Valves been placed the boilers So
when the Medora blew up a, Bamore killing er''Ty
etson deficiency of IN the boilers w the sole eaus'
( cf the calamity.
would h, happy to explain fayt the public the nature
and operation of these Valves but the pratica! Al
tmps constantly made infringe my patent forbid II But
h- whole bes been submitted and explained TO many Scen
c men Of The highest character, well as Pracucai enS
ners and they heartily approveit These Valves unlike
human ancy sleep, distracted from their
single by o-r considerations aEd Ne YER become ln
nycated The, give timely alarm Of deficiency OF water
ia the boiler the time apprisn every one that there
n no danger ,hey will themselves apply the remedy before
the point Of danger be reached should this warning not
be needed bv the engineer.
These Valves are made the shortest notice by T. +
sccor K the Dry Dock whom orders for them may
be directed Respectfully SAMUEL RAuB, Jr
Neg York, Nay 30, lsi3.
a. Here comes the As,roIoger again. The
Clerk of the Weather desires us not to be rcspon-
sibc for the correctness of his representations
Ed. Tr.
Wenther- Guide for June; 1873.
rCareulIy prepared by JOINS NrsoN Neteoro-atroloGer
No. 2U2 Wooser-street.l
1st and 2d--Come cloudy-in parts lightning
thunder showers.
3i-Fair-mncf warmer.
4,a and 5h--Yery warm-clear air, and brilliant
6th-ll-at-ln many pats heavy PeAis OF thunder,
Ih-Cooler-inore pleasant.
Sth-Fine, ssasonahle weather.
9th-Morning iar-evening cloud dy--erpec. rain.
10th and llth-Pleasant weailer-barometer rises.
l2th--Full moon, IN. l5m A. M.-windy-cloudy.
I l3tlt--Fery warn--S-uiit lightning.
llth--Cloudy dy--pfobaby rain o lightning.
l5th-Pleasant, but unsettled weather.
I lGth-Heat lncreases-at times cloudy.
18th and lsthHot-large white wooi-pack couds-wndy
--thundershowers
l9tCi heatn many parts violent halstorns-thuu-
2o,h and 2lst-A slight chaage-the air cool and
pleasant.
a2d and 2al-Far-w warm-n some parts lightning proba.
bly, thnnder
2itf-AIuch cooler
/ 25th-Dark clouds rain.
2Sth-Fair Al inrryals-nigh, windy.
2Ill-Echpse Of the Sun ?h 2tn p NJ. invisible here)
indicates gloomy. unsettled weather-in parts
tFundershoyers hal, SC.
2Sti-tII cool aud cloudy.
29tli-Fair weather.
aOtlrh, month ends with partial hunder-storns
showers.
The aspects bespeak dry fine sums aer month very hot
in general until The 2ith-tiIc.i more cool.
In connection with the above, please add the following
marks the idfueuc- Of the for the month.
Respectfully, yours, JOHN NELSON.
The Solar oppoaitioa Mars from signs Gamn aud 81,
carius. dGno;es blow than royal head In
this month the ianoyeran monarch will feel this fatally
probably aboat has birthday The Pac!,a Of Egypt i smit
The King OF Holland surrounded by calamity he
viii escape violent injury either by firearms or fail
from his horse, about the G, of t month England has
her dark days and unless prudence aud Justice
shield her from The faa influence Of ersche in Aries, She
viii be compelled defend her soil against world IA
arms. liow slow he perceive thar all the world
condemn her domnerrns sPirit! Why do they call
upon her rulers 10 h Just and spread havoc
the harmless Arbs, The un!eusi'e Chinese the but
simple Aiehsns
There WILL be i;res Of fearful London ab0ut the
9th and Hin Of ths month also Spain aud Egypt The
Influence oi Mas threatens fires parts Of the T.
States IA the rary part of this mnar also fearful
Railway accideat--lfosAhy about te 9th 2ti days.
For The TRIBUNE.
MARY HowrTT, THE QuAKERess. Here is