The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

The arrangement Of this matter restores the good
feeling that had existed between the two govern
ments.
City Intelligence.
CoRRElT AND UNBORN TIME FOB THE CITY-ELEC-
TRIO CLOCKS.
There is proposition before the Boa d oil Couu
6lmsn 10 furnish crrect and uniform time to all the
pubRo slrSss in the ctv by means Of new invention
pa.eI ted ~ tissssor Hail. Of Cincinnati Yesterday tho
Commtee Of AIS ssd scie1ces Of the Board OF Council
men. Wilson G. Euas, Peter Cooper and other we'll
known citizens proceeded 10 Cen,re street. opposite tho
Balls OF Just,ce. where . model Of the rseent
is on exhibition, to zoe iH working, VIA =
view TO report upon the same The invenrcsc proves
to be and smp applcatcs u the e.cic current
and seems to be very practicable. Il consists Of
ordinary clock keeping correct lime. Upo~ the second
shaft OF the works Wheel the perrAAtyof which Is
divided INTO sixty compartments. alternately ivory and
thence to pole OF the battery The other pue Is
conducted through teegraphc clock, and thence
ns,r, pr Ss vorS % ana ~sos Srss. ,sss the &
clock Is Cmpoeed OF an electric magnet, with It's
arms,ure which works into cpe wheels, and like
fret described CLOCK In It's ordinary action revoves a
ftcond sha the pians wire touching by turns the brass
aud ivory opens snd closes the circuit Of the Gavauo
battery; the electric magnet Ia the
eecic clock plays 70 ard fro With the opening and clos
Ds s,os ,aco,s the CIR @ 1 .nS u,ss s , Ss
ssaions d. say at the City Hall, which will nave
asuouo micai time, aud will give the not only TO
every pubic clock In the city but also every station
bouse, oapk, railway station. and 10 any private family
that dss,ree n. We have been for time ADVOCATING
q movement OF tnis kind ard glad TO taken up
in earnest the Councilman Alderman that will de
wise perfect ciocU and time system for the city ard
successfully carry through, viii deserve the Il
and viii receive the commcndAon due TO the importance
OF the sork relsgrnphic time very much 10 use IN
France the railways but far only Eric
anything OF the kind in this country. Il would
many adfu accidents something OF the kind In
universal u,e In this country.
FnncH Ri1CGps The American Industrial Association
OF this city has obtained employment for these interest
Ing exes. In . few days, unless any OF them In the
meantime shal have obtained employment In the c,ig
they win for their homes 10 Virginia under
OF Mr. Thomason, tito Secretary OF tho on
a number OF Italian and several English emigrants will
accompany them, all of whom To destitute crcum
and gladly avail themselves OF the benefits af
forced them by this ufeful association II il proposed
make this party, twenty number, the nucleus OF
an interesting and hourshng cmgrsni colony.
SAILING MISSIONARIES Mr. ID. W Burton aud wife
and Mr. NJ Msir aud wife, Of the American Missionary
Associa,on, and Pew. D. X. Flickuser Dr.. W. B. VIII
Re- Mr.. Bheimer, OF the Board OF Missions OF
United arelbren In Christ sailed from New York on Mon.
cay. Dec Tor Freetown, Sisrra Jeore, in the ship
Thomas Watsop, Elliott mater. Mr. Burton and Mr..
MAR and their wives will JOIN the hcns Mission. the
others will remain NJ Freelown until they select
iocatioc more interior
RycnFT rA1E.-Tbe amount Of taxe. received ri the
Tax Commissioners oHCe during the las, week Of Sovem.
hcr, foows;-