The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

yolsd by the engine iissH stops Its vstsr supply
% en- hcapr ur I'll al the .s bubbles are boiled
sH cn tbs water snO their air n M x.d wits Inc tram
shove hos he's essses 10 be soy evsperst'ng susAcs
pt That tle top layer, ~beA fsrthess hos sas
heating suifsts md quite Ssdsqnsts 10 ths oensump
tioD II sn he heat toppso TAsA the mass OF seer
s.krs us Is fer hotter than VIC he ID
Of steam vouc oieste The engineer then starts the
engine; ' stars the Pup ~Aisa throw, ssrs am o.
The heat instantly hass ~ outlet by an over ~hsning
svsyoratios On he ,svy supplied bubble surfaces Aod
ton ultusas sbuib,oD fellcw The gathered store OF
h hsi hes CT porHn Of the in 70 steam Of
essys teD.ons ter soD inch ~ hing can ~hstaad
1he tsrrne Of Witnessed IN tn ss
fatal sAch have given Wessern rivsrs
snsb tragic reputation No one can examine Ms. OF
Wss'ssp s.e.n boat .1ploioA without beng foreioy
impressed with the frequency Of these acstdeDs Just
the boat is starting from the wharf, sfter land
Ing. IL sssYs - me beyond doubt that nary Of
and from the ds6seUcy Of air bubbles In the boissr
We see in this Ies,CniDg TOO suf ,isnt expAosuon
The heatIg Is then sshs On faster than the svapora
tisB and the steam 10 thus heated II we're net In
'op'sss .hh ,ss vs'sr or ws. IN vessel BY itself.
nse.ss.Iy to .ssp N1snp !. STEADY allow opsrss'oe,
Of independent Movement and should constantly,
~hns boat Is fred Up be kept st work. however
By ,bis fer sbuhtion win always 10 supplied
asd the accumulation Of heat in slugssh Of water
cannot thss 30 on until the plosve point il reached
The
AID illustration could not here give ali which belongs
V il without sdps yeaso.abls limits Nearly all the
views which have presented the result Of my
studes SO lar IS concerned ny original aoquaistauee
With them, but ! was happy 10 nnd that bessy and
oiusions by Independent routes. Bat .. no.
aware that Say one has presented ts' same
tutor Of material surfaces Especially does the
dsyi alton Of evaporation ON molecular nschA-
Dcs to enovei and worthy Of careful sonadsrs
tes. Depsy dcates essentially observation cause OF
steam boiler explosien but IL experiments, do
duetoD and rot ssLAscsd with its mechanical deliva-
tcR.
In crBelusep win present outline Of most inter
estrg illustration OF creative design in the eArshs 60
o1ah alton The s.pDsos q e,spo,sse, which "a,
yapOr lies within aia definite limits Of temperature
~ result Of primary structure These Unite offer
for bsb,tso for the roper life Of animal and
table FORMS something equivalent 70 ,aio wa, necessary
Without some a. ency lift the o-r fluid
its owest bed serty would Rave been the lot Of
all which rose sosve Us surface ase terrestrial organ
kDs would have been quie in possible But huicsy does
not Involve grafton Within rtan definite lin
it, special for each liquid. Again, evaporation mig ht free
20 Oh ARD YET 10 espec,y Ter condensation exist ex
cspt within other limits If mIeIatuIe quite atsina
bic, through special arrangement. Rain, then,
with tarsh ard atmosphere, involved spe
si.l oonsii .ution Of The raiI ing fluid not only
so that evaporation at ORDINARY temperatures
should 70 on. but so that o pdensation may sgain
tsls ,hee 10 lbe oTciDnry air. Not only must this quail
tative fsmspt exists but also cumulative one
s4cs The quantity OF rain best surpg 10 the aggregate
inches per Now ~a'es is coub lei the only ksowa
bqaid VII CD could by postib ty theee defote
mcdaniel cor ouons hence eessy, that these ia
cular clear evioelcs OF cstgn first in making hait
which cosla under cpeuca cogdtt updeJ 20 tns
ing rouDo and tecoacy in s being The ear III Ia
70 tScsly The qrsrtiy hest nee ing he syeregae or
gsrie NEEDS. kiher, quick or any other Known
fluid cosio not IL any possible araEeement Of quantity
supply this primary eosaieal tsetsty Now, when se
Ieeect how many the ms which tho eries
tsI tEs kiIo ps az IN combination exist in strict
soapt,ton 10 osgaric Is.ds, beth atiyely AID
Erfiy tive Old
furDi.ftd by Jectm owe or cotton MIL Not OILY -
organic hie framed IN fet relation 10 tho earth but the
earth s slso lily itltsd in strict relation TO
organic HE Lat ~bosvsr doubts mis-, study the sxtreme
ly sles der sl,tIi ,hsIee that drop CT rain any IL
qud should ever fan upon the earth and e, him but
Iicru1e the total lack ef al. land life wh,h must have
FOLLOWED sry cat d he die other than that really exist
ing Life without fluid crcH]atien totally ncopoeva
bic by the Ul Of ard exactly TO determine ,be
pIopriate kirC ard quantity Of liquid has been done
p,Sess Of ranIe wsss problem Of pure and aezo
u,e IN tse,ion, aIf Ger cling the grasp Of every mind
save tie ali vie creating Designer.
After the reading of this paper, the association
adjourned at late hour, after an unusually inter
esting session.
am very glad of the opportunity Of doing credit
to the citizens Of Cleveland in the point OF enter
tanment to which alluded day or two since.
A So'fe was given this evening at the American,
by sone eighty citizens, in which the talent, beauty
aid worth Of Cleveland were admirably represented,
and which was attended by the whole association,
without exception, | believe The collation. was
truly splendid and costly affair, and would, in
STYLE arrangement and catering, honor the genius Of
any host. Mr. Milford certainly distinguished him.
self
About eleven a large party initiated the closing
exerrises by a chop which lasted two hours. and
in which many of the old dstngu6s honored by their
light fantastic toe" their joyous recollectons of
the earlier, brighter days Of life and hope. 1t was
truly delightful to see, commingling wildly in the
dance, the foeies" of the day, as some of the
Young America call them they proved themselves
men Of the tmes-up with the times, and deter
mined to do their part Of the agreeable At
late hour the gathering dispersed. T.R.