New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

In the same lecture Prof Peror mentioned s new ap
pcs,.on OF phOtOgrsrrsy which viii be Of great service to
various brsnche OF industry and dispense with the aid Of
artists De..ps for csieos for instance obtained by
means of the photographic process which reduced and
transferred by of photographic on the wood block
metal plate or cylinder
In 4 recon. sitting of tho Socett E4eo.rdgcmeN
pour 9IHdurie NaOnal the process Of Reproducing pho
tegrsphs BY means of Lithcsraphs thus described
An ordinary Gthcgraphic is taken and solution Of
CiU.e Dc pde Jews pitch is placed on H. negative
phoogra phic proof is then pu; and pressed upon
the stone for period which may vary from ten minutes
to four or five hours The stone is then washed with
pure ether The figure found properly marked with its
lights and shades and may be linked and printed from
an ordinary hthograph
The business Of taking photographic hkenesses has
much increased and photographs seem 70 supeisode Da
gptrcoypes Some of the Photographic establishment. at
Paris are as profitable the richest psce in California
but the enormous success of for instance the In
peris photographer NJ Mayer who was formerly rope
dancer must be ascribed TO their peculiar skill IL
depends entirely the superior style OF the artist they
employ 10 Eeouch the pictures some OF the photographers
heIe employ from twelve TO twesiy psniers the m)t
inferior of them 10 francs day, but many from ~
TO 30 francs We know German BY the name of Herr
lick well known in his country genre painter who
has made o contract with the principal establishment on
de Boue ards Of rue DC la PAX which is to pay
him GOO francs every month At The end OF three years
10000 francs besides They charge for good coiored
Photographic likeness from % TO 100 francs
M Chemin Dupones in speaking OF the progress OF
French indusry, says
Bette be ab.o esse Of the gradual decrease Of prices
Ine De OF seacaed or al
sc.shss gesj fo eIpoTtatos were sled 81 tue
HoU,s e5 Prints ED eSoTes slgds a. - For thc wear 10
ouly ,aaei 50 AMI tse lsi.eT t"o
ATcles and 81 shaving that the sveras- deere a-
This brsrch industry smoHpted to Two orcs ~nh
niue. be sreed solely the nen OF seinry "aoai
The he inventive genius the French pepu .oR "u h4N -
the various Ghfs which nay Puea on M
factories CT ,he eerpuy iwo thousand millions o. aAe more
Few manufacturing establishments throughout he
world have been blessed with many prosperous wears a.
those of St Etenne They busy uuder the Res;cra
ton busy under the Government Of July and
unde< tie Republic Of ss and from that year up 70 1851
the rbsad manufactures Of E,ienne have made colossal
fortunes. during period, when the factories of other
rlsces sy idle Since 1923, when the first factory was
started at Etenne there never such demsnd FOR
ribbons in the year 1853 In ths, year 100000 lbs Of
sk were worked mp about 10000 lbs more than IN the
previous wear and about 100000 ibs than IN 6.
During the Uncommon csd weather which We ex-
perepce here in the latter part Of December and IN the
beginning Of the present year the e,ctro magnetic sle
craps were much interrupted from snow sud ice While th
submarine telegraph rendered uninterrupted service 10
avoid these difficulties tie administration have Determined
10 place the wires between Pars and Lou1on under
ground Tie submarine line continues - WORK well anl
experience has shown that Mheastons needle apparatus
s the be, suited for submarine trSnsmss0ns The "a ne
kind of apparatus vii be employed between NaIud am
Boyoune.
According the tnrei- Of the Bureau OF Loae.udcs