New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
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feet 10 the history Of the world thai the sresie.i proper
ton Of al the improvements In machinery which have
taken place since the world began, have been maze
within the period Of orr times thu, she observing
man OF Try Or sixty years OF tel - u were the
very day 10 which the mechanical productions have sp
pesred We have 10 occasion therefore 10 g back 10
remote sgas snd sce step BY step down 70 the present
time. the progress Of nprov ment, on the Loom our
only OF &c, In turning back Is 10 show that TO our own
times the history Of mechanical events OF thrilling
character 10 due. and that the influence and ELECTS OF
this progress Of improvements IN Machinery thus
brought to bear upon mechanical genius BY ~hs, has a.
ready been done must tend 10 very great perfection In
future and that startling events may be expected
% occur heresiter-The ois,t machines In the world
the wheel til tstsa. the loom, and mills for grind
ias grain. The Report then proceeds TO succiuct
summary Of the construction, esrly snd late OF ma
chimes for supplying Mans ueed-ihe jacquard Loom
American improvements samuel CromPion Richard
Arssrish,. the Cotton Gin. &c &C -sll highly Inter
e.tng .ubect. but for iuhnliesImsl coHdenss
ton Of which W. have no roon.l
In regard to Ia, Russ Psrce7t the Committee OF the
Institute on Roads and Bridges express their opinion
tia, the public are under sres, obligation to Mr. Russ
Tor tie close attention he has sven 10 the proper con
.,ruc,on Of pavement. and for HE valuable discovery
The mode OF construction Of this PareeH,-as laid 10
Broadwsy-is thus given
hod< Of Constructing n, Rus Pdrr~,ai -Whsn
the ,uo,oil 10 graded snd ready qu,nuy Of granite
or other m,son or quarry chips, each from Tour 10
eight inches 10 diameter. and about hAt inst
thickness 10 be- aid Win the --latest side upssrd
aud rsmmsd down aa.h With the grading, 90 as To form
open heading partial psvemen, iouodsuoo Tor tas
part Of the work. THIS 10 70 b protested In as
follows.
The position. Of the sswers pipes and branches
q. faea and metal or wood frames thicker At tho bot
ihaa the TOP laid IS 70 circamseFioe s'psce or
space. fermir q panel panels over each sewsrppe
and branch beneath. and may ~ mHd- 81 SOUND wood
though common csstirou. irOnstOpe pottery, burnt
earth. any other NJ mr,srial may oe used Tor Inc
frame pieces Then proper set OF open wooden shs
low 20 be prepared for mixing la them "hsis
well known by ihe technical usme OF eonerss
namely. . xturc OF mssOns CHIPS broken stohes
hydraulic csan ssnd. mot salt oescn ssno soo
fresh water. 10 such proportions ~ the quAiy OF zoe
cement will require 20 form ssound FOUNDATION soose
the suhsoil that will ia short time become IN Hu
hcia dag or slab Of rock about eight inches inck 70
Desr the pavemeuts above but before tne mixture 10
placed into the panes or sections formed oy the frames
those psn-s that hereafter have % be lifted cut Tor
the parts beneath q have osrs oi IRON l-d
inio them. forming crosses with the holes In mem
through which they ar 20 be united by An eye-ools
with ring 10 the he'd Of each bolt and IN the larger
p-nels tao Of these se OF bars bolts and rnss
nsy be- used while on the smaller panels one VIII De
suh ,ent Tbs bolt. employed Tor these purposes ulsJ
Dc OF small extra leogh that will ind place 10 tne
subsoi sud couuernk Ia the face OF tne concrete Is
70 receive the rng la this way, on Supplying power 70
the panel the ring will IN clear OF the lace without
breskase or injury 10 the concrete lh'n ne oouct''e
10 u D. hlled 10 consolidated alter which II may oe
lifted out OF any panel or section as may De- needed ~
,heers or cerricks placed shave with tsckes hook-u
into the rings IN h- panels the Inverted wedge iorueo
portions Ut the frames, allowing each panel OF cement
10 freely lifted out and psc'd on one side ~hl7 &C
c@ss 4, needed - the part, beneath, and receiving the
panel Of cement In replacement sssn when taS access
beneath 10 no longer ueedrd. .
The gutter stones curb snd tagging OF ths o. ie'
wsk. may Gil be- laid psneled aud divided sect Dos
OF coscree Ia the same manner snd WIN 'ne same ID
yant.ge. and effects
When the concrete foundation IL fully consolidate a
pavement of granite seuIe stone blocks. averaging
ABOUT ten tselye inches long four or nVe ihcnc'
wide and n-sry equsl depth OF shout ten inches ar
carefully laid 10 an even surface commencing 81
10 form the ranges OF stones into iozsngr'ofu'r"
divisions, by which the edges are presented dlasonhy
20 tho wheel tires OF carriages 10 any other passing
weight The stone over center OF each section or
usn. IL 10 have Two counersuuk holes t. Receive ~ 10
Wis ~ shich may oe lifted out 80 az 70 lu
n.h tue commencement Of removal 70 OBTAIN Ac'' o.
10 toe panel beneath This stone should only ~ fut i
clean ,apd eud al tue rect OF the stones are 10 BE-
covered with sand that must be- well washed into the
intsrsces between the stones sDd then cou'ohd tea
by portion OF loose groutng ,hat H. hydraulic cement
Ia sufficient quantity VI water 10 run Ifeey TITO WE
I sani snd harden o-tween tho stones, a.
The formation Of the p@vements IN diagonal hnrs WIN
! tie street I. % be- commenced sud followed up o,
placing the hrst sunc OF rhcn ffbkh ~ tu'1 70" 80
shall form sbutment and Tia Tor the head oI IoIe eho
| Of ina hrlt stone IN the next range
The dime nsi0us o the panels or sections tui OF inc
paving stones used. may De varied As r. CURED
90 the Cvhicsi.oa Of the Woaf Plant and s asnuSc
,ure ss Substitute for Indigo Mr. WM PARTRIDGE
contributes e.ssy ~ the conclusion OF which be eau
lion, American ssrculturl.. from having anything to
do with wosd At eas, at tbs present time Tor great
changes are going both IN European and Ameriiso
dyeipg-whcn II ultimately successful will put veto
on its consumption
with regard to Nader. Gen. TALLnADGE holds this
language:
I, would form a very valuable staple, and keep at
nome some h.ndreds Of thousands OF collars -hs y
export bring many home from iorrisn n-u.n' "au l.
dor aud elk 81 Immense Vsiue 70 us sn' "o H-''
become producers OF them ootn H.,
Faroossn books give Us Instructions 80 10 the culture
n. y.sder but have entirely too much conn1ehcr IN
.,,..n y.niu. 10 believe that shall ever req lrs
- ,,,r. ot women and children and cattle. snd the
.5,y u.ed Ia the Old World 20 bring that vsluA0is
| ,ru, into market We shall be s0e Dy oe.p pro"
i,g ant oy usng the subsou plo" 70 III our sou 70
h oi,ite depth (some 20 nchss) and 70 couirso 10
i,y - IL "A well and perhaps better tnan tney 90 10
| H,U.nd and France have witnessed the operations
in ,he .,dd.r n~lds near Avignon 10 France aud lee
...urss that VI eau excel them u H. DOT ~ tnrlr Ways
! 80, rn.tb,.. of our own Alagia isuds which Ar,
-, .,i,s IN Nader lie 10 abundance sons our rivers
Tb.,e bottom lands cannot BE- better employed tnSn 10
tn notion Of this Indispensable dyr-once useo ~
rcd color only IL 10 now found 70 os Of very s'ef
value ia king other cOlors. Chemistry nss a'c
n, various uses Berthoiets work 90 cy-ins oon'-n'
.,ns yi-xs If this subject thst show It's importance -
| Al l., me here quote French testimony IS 10 ne
r..ept and future prospects Of our country 10 tne *
,rfstion of Cotton Goods The large amount sifes"y
made here rsqulring or less, the use ~ M-oi'r
n W. mean u rival EUROPE 10 TIE msnu@ctufe' t.nd
xbv notp We must send them heaulialy oyea Cu'
infsn, ac,ure OF Cotton Prints vas failure oi
want If a proper knowledge OF tue Use OF h-oar,
Am unable % oDts a distinct sccouot OF w iinp
Of n.sder for Il IL duty free snd reported senert-y
,rong Drug. and Dg-s But, - nearly 50 can a'c-f
tain our last years importation was about one Hiof
.isnt hundred Thousand dollars $50 -,
. r. R,iri.h import Of A-dfer IN 1899 was soou
ooco1 oOo In. In Is4l q 100000; 10 lcf2 nOVO w
R,ir.b duty .hilioes hundred los- ~ sroun' M-o
ssr snt ,xpance on raw Nader. Inc Pres 'siif'
| rom Ia Genie 10 Il cents pound
| A crop Of Nader IL far more pronh91 'S'n on7 VI
Wbss.-l 10 .cres 4 Nader are worth 10 OF ," nes
raj, root REQUIRES wedding very much 40 pee" 90
- Will. IN. crop 10 growing you can take your Hn'
/ .ns now on the leaves. which max ioooe. ness)
$50 a. luc-rne Indeed. IL must be moved 70 give
.ronin 20 the root
r,,der the head Of foundations from fofeisa fs''
osi..i., ~ hod .oms good ihins'. distance
.--aaseka-Tnls plant belongs TO the Hnosiiifefo''
- I'D f,,ro i,s partial resemblance 10 celery ine