New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01

"horpe j worth AZ ndugenc, in The other world q,
Give tie I,-t kernel barley your hor-s, even
won have todeprive yourself Oft because sid Hancd-
ln.Yousrouf said II had not seen horses grodlce
"tores | would say il il barley" He sad further;
" RsrI.y !. more powerful than spurs' Abdel M der
saws. THE bes, time feed barley the evening ct
t.pt on the road and then i not in the least I'd anita
eeous TO edi; in the morning 1t i laid " Barley lei
lie morning found in the dung barley fed IN the even
ing zoe. 10 the Group. The Arabian hore i sometimes
for month"; with0u: tasting single kernel Of barley even
the taste 81 ,rs" y ",s t ba-1s -, b m Taev live
mortly alta, ciebh, and sometimes gue'o The Arao
says
Ard gurtof even letter thsn barley"
BARLEY much raised there By the Europeans for beer
This unroet,cel beverage has also found way % me
country Of do and Of Seipo Africans and should
not wonder find in course Of time the English brown
,out the rosekeepse pale ale and as Bavarian drops
on the border OF the Desert Sahara in the OF Mo-
BANNED followers Oats very little cultivated n
Agers the French troops having sceTainef the yiue OF
barley, feed i Iinopay TO lheir horse The rev 0,
much waited by Europeans the Arabs alone se II Tor
food great number Of specimens Of sparteric, KIND
OF wcker-woTk, made with the blades OF the Lyse1In
Spartum swamp grass called by the Algerian hafa, by
English waforbroo. The blades are long and thin, but
very tough The fiber exceedingly tenacious and baskets
and similar articles manufactured from this plant are
exceedingly durable There are several specmens OF pa
per and paper pulp made from this same plant and winch
very excellent. This plant could be easily lnroiuced
In tie JBiied States the maTrhy, worthless DISTRICT,
which border great streams and would furnish cheap
and useful material TO our paper manufacturers.
certain Jean Antoine Farlna applied for patent IN the
United States about year ago for The treatment OF the
half for paper pulp. This plant grows also IN SPAN ana
the slar;eTic Of Spain is quite celebrated.
We otserved the table the vegetable hose-hair
made Of he fbers Of the dwarf PALM which grows IN IN
meme quantities in Agiers and Is great obstacle 10 e
extension Of culture II the same species when grows
ia Louisiana. The fbers, when properly prepaei ana
DYED resemble very much hCrseha and very elastic
end tenacious. =
Among the minerals observed various specimens of
iron, copper, lead anumony carbonate OF ENC, manga
nese neICmy. According 20 the Official report appears
that The coIcT mines very numerous anu thai seVea
English conpanita have undertaken to work hem Inc
ores generally sent 10 England. The copper ores Vi
Ale.rs se very difficult break account Of the large
amount Of arsenic ana antnony which they contain.
A. long Agers deprived Of iuel the working OF the
iIos viii be Of much Consequence. Several layers OF
Hgne- have been discovered the tertiary formation,
but coa Several mines of plaster Of Pdrs have been
oIoned also OF catcser porcelain earth and soapsone
The specimens of marble exhibited were taken IRON
the ancient Guaries worked By the Romans, who cond-
cred The marble OF that portion of Nunda better than any
known AT Aha; triod The specimens the Felicia marble
ere aocharDide Transparent easy work &c, very
tule and lof whtDess is Ony equdiod by the Inhfpe
tk.n from the Mountains of Carrara, winch furnish al
present ile only bite marble for The scuPtors o Europe
Asa and America. The quarres OF Felicia are only ten
miles from the a. and exceedingly extensive.
large collection OF coals represents the products OF the
coral heries of Algers which occupy every year from
iSoto leo boats tLey take from the about l,5OoooO
francs worth of corais. The fishers generally Neapo-
tans, Tusoans and Sardinian- Tie French Government
Tie Exhibition contains also some articles OF nanhiac-
ture of Arabian origin consisting of coarse wooden stus,
belts fans, purses, richly embroidered jewish dresses
carpets ewelry swords pistols guns They are ony Gu
nous as their forms neither the materials OF which they
are made the workmanship deserve notice
The NEW BELGIAN PATENT LAW.
On the 2ith OF February 1854 the represe natives of
Bell um passed the Patent law, which have me-
toned several times in our correspondence Inventors
throughout tie world greatly Indebted for this h0era
la TO Mr. Jobard the preen; Director Of the Conserve
t.ir dos ~ Meters Bgltssea lie, himself man
genius felt tie restraint, the injury ana wrong nctea
upon inventors. Possessing peculiarly popular style oil
Communicating his views the ordinary comprehension
tie es, lie published for number OF years worAS
and articles advocating the rights OF inventors wan inc
view instruct the ignorant and to convince the peter m
Iomed tie wrongs inventors and the INJURY done
TO the country and The world at large by Stacking the
Efforts Of men of genius. lie succeeded at last Ill engro's-
ing e attention of the beramnded and intelligent mein
bts of the present Belgian Chambers and the bill he pro-
posed became law We have received copy OF this new
Patent law, Of which give translaion IN eNtenso.
Unanimously Adepted By The Representatives. Of Bgi"" on
me 2i~ tttr1d'y, 1884.
Article Exclusive and temporary privileges will be
granted under the name of patents for INVENTION improve
mont or importation, for any invention improvement
susceptible of being employed in industry and COM
Mcrce. Art. ?. Patents Will be granted without any
preliminary examination the risk OF the applicants
without any guaranty the novelty merit and useful
ness Of The invention TO the correctness oil the de
scpton and without any detrmen to the rights OF third
parties. Art. Patents granted Tor the term Oi twe
y Yeas except in provided for under Art H. This
term begins with the day OF the issue OF the patents An
annual to be PAID to each patent The lee ncea-es
PROGRESSIVELY follows First year, 10 francs second
wear 20 francs third year. 80 francs and until the
twentieth year. when the tax is 200 francs The fee is to
be paid in advance and will in no case be refunded NO
fee CURED for additions for improvements when
they applied for by the Paenee OF the original patent
Art The patent confers on the patentee the exclusive
privilege a. OF ung the patented articles TOR ms own prof
II nd of authorizing Others it, b of prosecuting by
law those who knowingly infringe upon his rights either
by manufacturing the articles by emp Toying the modes
aid means 81 in the patent or by selling exhibiting
forea ali bN
patented articles and To proceed against them III order l"
obtain ls coniscat of MI the counterosted articles
not vet sold disposed Of I'd equal 10 the amount
of the articles already sold and 3D. TO recover damages
Art. s. Even in where the infringement has been
committed uninto nonally the proper Court will declare
the confscaton OF machines and apparatus recognized a.
couutereited which have either been made Tor sale or
which may have been used in the manufacture OF
patented articles, also the instruments and uten
sis destined specially for the manufacture OF
counterfeited articles The counterfeited articles be-
long TO the patentee Art o. The patenees or assgnee'
can proceed by authority of the President Of the Court to
seize tie apparatus machines and countereited articles
whenever the law authorizes their confscsti0n. Art
The writ of seizure will be given when proper application
has been made and upon the production of the patent
The Court will order also, II necessary the employment OF
expert make inventory OF the articles 10 be seized
The exleri make affidavit the President OF the lrb-
uns o issued the writ Of seizure. Art Before issuing
the wit of seizure the President Of the Tribunal obge
The eeutee 10 give security Foreigners have IN every
TO give security. Art @ The paientee can be present at
the seizure if he especially authorized by the President
of the CouIt Art 10. The seizure be converted by
grpCatiOn OF the lGtCntcc lntO snc inventory. an
H. copy Of the writ Of seizure signed by the President
Of the Court and of the act requiring the security, a. well
rs of the protocol procesverbs OF the seizure nven-
tory will be left with the sezer Of the objects seized or de-
scrbod Art u. The seizure inventory is void the
summons is hot made within week before the proper
Court however without derimen of the recovery OF dam
ages Art. 49, The Courts viii consider all business con-
cening patents important and urgent. Art. Il. An
inventor wro has already obtained letters patent in
foreign country, obtain himself his gnes-
patent Of importation into Belgium; the term Oi this
OF importation cannot exceed the term Of the patent