Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-05
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
Editors Correspondence.
From our Baltimore corrospopdent,I
ole Bulls oonesrt-New Invention

ole Bulls COMeert-New Invention.
BALTIMORE, May 4-l0 P. m.
The concert given by Ole Bull last night at
the new Assembly Rooms was crowded to over
flowing with the most brilliant and fashionable
audience ever assembled in this city, except,
perhaps, the concerts of Jenny Lind. Many
were unable to obtain seats. In order, therefore,
to accommodate ALL the greatviolinist has agreed
to give another entertainment tomorrow night
He is assisted by the Germania Musical Society
which of itself is popular and powerful atuac-
ton here. Indeed, this band is sort OF Speci"i
pet in Baltimore this being the theatre almost OF
its existence.
younp man named Force has been residing
partly in this CITY and partly in Washington for
some months past lie is originally from St
Louis. but more recently from Texas. ! learn,
upon what may be deemed good authority, that
he i about to become distinguished as a mechan-
ical genius lie is said to have invented and
patented new motive power which bids fair to
supersede both steam and water. 1t is stated
that a model Of his machine is already in exist
ence, and that it has been patented with IN in
junction of secrecy for certain time. SO eau
had one part of the machinery, necessary to the
completion Of his engine, made in New Or
leans, another part in Baltimore, another in
Philadelphia, and another in New York. The
separate parts thus constructed were in due
time, collected in Baltimore, and put together
by the inventor himself in room into which no
person has been permitted to enter. 1t is as
serted that the machine worked to the full salts
faction and beyond the expectations of those
most deeply interested in it, have had an in
PRODUCTION to, and some conversation with, the
inventor The only idea could CLEAN in regard
to his invention was, that it brought the atmos-
phere into use as a powerful motive agent,
amounting almost to independent self-acton. Il
is asserted-and the truth of the assertion, of
course will be established or falsifed when the
invention is made publc-that this new momen-
tum can be so increased as to propel the largest
ocean steamers, or brought down and suited to
the delicate movement of watch. Nothing will
be found to bear the slightest comparison to it in
point of utility and completeness as motive
power / give you this statement as | have OBJ
tanned it, upon what may be deemed good au-
thority.
The inventor is quite young man, with good
common sense and much shrewdness, though OF
moderate education 1t is his purpose, | nm
further informed, to proceed to Europe and OBJ
tain patents there and that he does not design
having the patent or principle of his invention
made public here until time has been allowed to
secure it from piracy in other countries. Some
three or four distinguished gentlemen-men OF
wealth and infuence-are pecu niarily interested
with him in the patent One or more of them
design accompanying him to Europe. They set
sail probably IN June next, and perhaps month
or six weeks subsequent to their sailing the patent
or model will be exhibited in the United States.
can only say, if the invention proves to be what
is claimed for it, the world up to this age has
never seen its equal. We shall await patiently
the wonderful development, and in due time
award the distinguished anthor full credit
CHESAPEAKE.