New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-10

Plate engraving On paper an impression upon gutsa
PsTcha frem this elastic matrix, he makes an electro
nPe OF elastic plate, from which be prints AMI pro
aaces an exact copy Of the original
The electrical loom Of Bonell Is much commented
uron Some reject IL out and out others consider 70
90 important improvement Boaefs invention how
ever has rot discouraged Mr.. Aekn from bringing his
in proyenent in the jacquard loom 10 perfection. He
has succeeded in substituting paper for the psstboArd
patterns which produces an enormoas economy in the
use Of the jacquard loom. There are 10000 Jac-
arsrd looms in operation in France, and II each loom
aaopts Adkins Improvement and pays him ooly IL
frares for the patent right be is wealthy nap;
The German sculptor siegei residing at Athens
las rediscovered the celebrated ancient marbequar
ries Of the red ard vert antique which have been Lost
since time immemorial He found this red antique on
the south side of the mountain chain Of Taygetus ana
the vert antique the northern part Of the Island Of
TiIos
made the following decision which has created much
interest among the artists. The question was; .
ststuette is transferred 10 paper or metal plate BY
means of the Photographic or Daguerrean process
and but in relief by means OF an optical apparatus
like the Stereotype is this 10 b. considered piracy
or infringement on the copyright Judge her-
belot decided in the affirmative. basng his decision
upon the following grounds l. That the idea aud the
manifestation Of the idea in any art whatever Is The
property of its author 9 That the reproduction o.
work of art no matter how il has been accomplished
DIV WHAT medus. process OF WatcAietf
counterfeit piracy or nfringenen as long as the
original author has not given bis consent to be copied
3 That such reproductions injure the rights and inter
est of the original author. by rendering his work com
mon and vulgar consequently diminishing the artistic
sud commercial value of the original production
IMPROVEMENT N STEAM NIvicAros Tx L0sIos
Globe publishes te following account Of the PrRcple
Of steam propulsion;
Considerable interest has been excited in Eiinbgrs by
the trial of the vessel lately launched
Grsnton for deep fishing a. demonstrating the prsc
teabiity of new principle Of ST. am propason saporsed
rg both the screw and the paddle aud a. likely % eject
in some degree revolution in the art Of steam uaviga
ton The vessel Is feet long with engines VI 30 h)rse
POWER Externally there nothing 10 distinguish trom
sailing vessel except the presence each side Of the
hull Of curved pipe 10 inches in diameter termed
nozzle communicating with water tight iron case IA
side In the bottom Of the vessel spertures admitting
the water into the water tight with horizontal wheel
fixed on crank shaft attached BY piston rods to the en-
CINE and the steam being applied the water wheel re
yolye. with velocity and the water il discharged by the
nogzles on each side OF the vessel These form the only
propening power and the invention remarkable for its
simplicity and effect These noz1les also are OF service
the vessel which according to the angle Of de
preston alton. in any direction stops alto
getber even with the engines working az tut power Al
though capacity rather than speed studied In the con
strucon Of the vessel easily attained II knots m hour
Economy of fuel freedom from vibration light draught
and ahgh speed among the advantages OF the
invention The vessel being schooner rCged and When
fitted with boats and fishing gear, il will proceed to the
fishing ground an the Firth of Forth and by lowering the
boats and crews will be able TO conduct the fishing opera
tops with safety and CELEBRITY Mess Ruthyen, OF Elm
burgb are the inventors and the vessel is the first Of the
feet Of the Deep Sea Fishing Association Of scotland