, 1855-06-29

careful 10 pidnt every position which nave
taken, firmly in the base Of CausatioH.1
The reasons lphy are all given. What 1
have written does not depend upon my as
sertion, therefore no nAI's mere negation
can knock il down. It is logic and sus-
tains ITSELF II is addressed to your reason,
not to passion or to prejudice, and yOR1Will
read and consider. aCi- ,suo,c9 %
G.. W. LAWSON
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THE New FLYINe M4cHlsE.LLwe End
the following in the Patie: -
The Academy of Sciences Is good deal
interested BY the Invention Of 4 iyifnfe,. ma,
chine by Don Diego de Salamanca. Witb
this machine Don Diego's, daughter Ro9
saura, rose in the air some time ago. at,
Madrid, to the great astonishmenti Of the
Spaniards, who are hut little accustomed
to this sort of miracle.sa,DoH tDiero ID
Salamanca and his daughter are about To-
arrive at Paris to show the Effects OF his
marvellous invention The machine is aSefy
simple: 1t consists in a case Of two feet
long aud one foot wide, adapted 10 band
Of leather, round the waist buckIed behind,
The two iron rods fasieB 10 the case support
small piece Of wood on which the feet re-
pose. The case contaius q simple andin.
genions mechanism, similar 10 thatempl0Bs
ed to set an aantOmanon iulmotiong 1.-THE
mechanism Is worked BY means Of handle.i
1t sets IN work two large wings ten FEET
long, made Of very thin ca0tehode, covered
with feathers; and Che wings may BE- So
worked as to produce vertical, petpenr
dicuiar, or horizontal flying, The num-,
Der Of turns given to the handle deter,
mines the height to which IL is desired
to 60, The handle has to be turned every,
quarter Of league tonregnlate the dis
tance the operations Of turning lasts .
minute. Horizontal, flying issfhe most
difieult;- the wings beat the aiTliko the,
oars of o hoator rathero as'the feet ofsG
swanlwben it swims. .al'i lsH,rsor .ysailsasus
tfBy means Of this curious machine, q man
can go almost as rapidly as q carrier
pigeon from the Hotel De Ville to the Arc.
de Tricnphe de ifTolle,, IN eight ,ninptes,
and in half an hour to Versailles. The
experimsnts,d which VIII be made p Paris
wv ya 9S Sa 2 !n smen scsle, ana me llghts,ok
nsrtment of ths ss;as,. sss ~. ~ ~ ~ ~
Rod he proposes togo 10 ETouss TO TO. aBer..
deanE, Toulouse. sMaEsaiIes7 and TOurStO
y .SSe 4 sas 1@es o. o., 's.lws ne Pretsns E s
price d each maeIine viii not S4esed
/, ,200f.r for men. and /. .OOf for women laff
the experiment succeeds non Di9So wiii
take ont a pafent and Vii make ~ sfhasi,i is,aie
Of lie machine 4 branch of Commerce - -,
Although. greatly astopisbed Al. tbis new. "
invention. several members Of Ire aeadems'
have pointed ont the inconvenience- IF
bringing L into Teutral iuseE1 In noiuf AZ
fact there win yea NO seeufity. fordnS pseq
If by the did of isueb Machine All AMI
usaees ma ustof6s be- oyaft thToRta udWif
Indicators can nv on fIe foo RI n M SSsH
afterwards get into anpartmenfs and CON- Com
NIT ali Sorts of denredations I yin IA
very curious IA, see .policemen in ,France az,
England pursuing thieves I'M the aip. n.
order TO lock them nm earth : ~ ar,,s.r,
that 1885 promises ms All 'sarts a. M s,vIlri
~ y ~ -. ~ 80 V,sVS al
Tvs Yorxsl NFr,s 4, v,sa,,,, ,et;Bqtpgs,s
- 80 81 ~ I D ,,i 1s, 1ssz, ~ |, lts
THEIR HANDS," 9 nave Deep permitteato
make the following extract ofa letter from
the University Of Virginia, received by'i
gant s tleman n this city fbse Letter beass bs <
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ua'e u APili ~ " !" asn; 1'e, S''oH' t'As aal.
eve had quite an exciting and interest
ing election here yesterday 81 For athe last
Is or 20 years Il has been r the custom
among the students Of the university 70
hold an electionjust previous to those atf
the State or for the presidency before the
country. Accordingly, the lp6lls we're
opened Yesterday IN fhe fotunda, ataif ap-
pointed hour, after lectures were over. ana
ihen enc Of the most perfect fmitstions ,of
an election day took place that I ever saw,
Several hundred meniweFe sol llected around
the .polls. columns. formed Of rival ioartiee.