New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-12

the lly 90 II Comes ID cosSSSs VIZ az, VIII 80.
10. 60 the a.ia spd thrs MAKES no os'od a'hhN, :"
&c fcI c.IcriatoE. In TIE case q Pe.e0b eeaoi
wsssr these Is ~ IN tie lUDgs - revive me 'e"N'
blood; i. passes into tho arteries and re psI1,'d
Of the ps;son n ssv plinu,se. Us circn-a'yh -
The blood 10 mechanical ,esvt Of trs sct''n Ell ',s
heart and the 70, al res1s jrs. descr
when the heart cOn.inres 20 bea. s5tsf e'eH's "s'
Ceased. IL ssme cs.es the fear OF aessh . s'
al 10 male the drowning person sint almost
The heat thus ccasirg to bea. before ne poisonous
blood Is introduced into tie system; suchp'f Is sy
be recalled to lie ater long time.
NV Mon OF Cosr CuIriSG.-hr. Lyman De'o!
.ss invented very Ingenious and simple 'pach1ns .P'
dominating the patterns OF coa.s. Il differs e'senay
in the principle of IL operation from anything ev'T
before devised for a similar purpoee. The piacu.s
generally among tsio,s is 20 take great nuu'nde
Of spelneasuIenent, and then, according 10 some
"sys,em or scale of allowances VoEs or pan
pat,eIn for the coat. Some, however, use VIVA, IS
called harness'-a system Of tapes or s'fs9s pa''
toned together and applied to the body Of the person
for whom coat is designed, and thcn by unou.'onns'
spread out upon the cloth 10 plan the peHeIn on the
same system used by the tspe-measurers.
i. will be obvious from the experience OF eve man
who has paronized his tailor using the systems oil
uuhiiudinous tape mea:ures, or been hefncs'ea up
that the proportion Of fits and insists Is ansI' one "
FIVE. The observation Of these uncertainties, a. Wen
az the great loss ENABLED the craft compelled Dir.
Derby to look Upon their systems as fadi'y defect
ive ard having come 10 this conclusion he determined
10 bring to b. ar radssTeform. In the course oil MS
experiments it was Discovered that all the systems OF
mvlfnudinous tapc-measures and h.rnessing' assumed
a. a fact that the human body was &c MAJ a.
founder instead Of having rotund feIm. Inc
cons equc nee OF this assumption was that IN pannng
the coat ON the table all lines Of measurement were
ade re5tilintnr, which, in nine cases out OF zen,
placed tie nlm-hole OF the cost from one
TO three ches in different position from what 1t was
or the person urcd, and, as very natural result,
the coat bagged in the back, or wrnkied across the
shoulders or cut under the AIMS or Fitted up IN the
neck or hung back or suffered in some other place,
which The mortified tailor would promise to alter. On
discovering the cause of the difficulty, Mr. Derby set
hinfclf about discovering fixed rule If possible to
oil yate il. He saw that the lines OF measu cement
should have a corresponding curvature with the TO-
turd fo,m of the body. To obtain this cgrys.ure,
when define ated upon the ou;spread c!oh he bit upon
tie happy idea Of usng jointed rule az the
basis of bis operations This rule is something
Ike the carpenters jointed, two-icet rule-
the Joint Of which i, made the center OF
motion as applied to the vertical line Of the body from
the arm pit to the point of the hpbone having upon
the aims Of It the back and front OF the cast. Thus 1t
only became necessary to make the outline OF the back
ard front of the coat hanging upon the shoulder
and BY opening or closing the curve OF the lonted
rule mere OF less, as the measures directed Thee
was balanced to nj round-shoudered, or hollow
backed or fullchested man, one Of aldernanc pro-
poItiors at all times, by the simple operation Of the
jointed Iule Of adjustment, ard giving at the same
tine an easy and gracefully fitting coat This nstrl-
mtnt is patented, ard the reign of bcttef-ct coats
Throughout. the country seems impendips.
NV Ma1IR1AL TOR TAYxIyG.-Edwin Daniels Of
Ekhorp, Wis, has discovered means of tanning
without the use of bark. We are told that the msiu
irgredient used in his process is Terra JapoHtco. His
discovery ia warmly commendedin letter nov before
us; but how far and in what localities the new tan
lirg material is preferable to the old would seem to
depend on the local abundance scarcity Of one or
the other.
TIE FoRN OF CoyTININTs DTTERluNfp BY THE
SrS.-The scientific circles atCamblidge have been
recently inieTesed in an observation OF Professor
Pierce not yet PUBLISHED upon the form Of the CONT
ren,s Ii elevate terrestrial globe until the Arctic
and Antarctic circles tangent 10 the wooded hori-
Zou ard then cause the globe slowly TO revoye, we
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the taIths crust. C., coast lines and mountain
rapges-will, either they rise or as they 20 down,
coincide in passing with the wooden hofzon For eH'
ample, tie main coast OF the United States 'ehdns
north asst will if canied in great circle, Craze
The Arctic circle, andt the coast of Florida and Laura
dor tending MOI h-west vii Craze il on the oter side
The same i tue of The east coasts Of south America
and Afca he coasts Of the Red Sea, Of Italy, %! the
IIlae Sea. of Uiudoaan, OF New Zealand Ac. The
Arctic ard Antarctic circles are also coast lines, beng
always tapg Ii to he horizon 1t i. elnostimpo.sibe
10 eIaggcratc the Importance Of this fine discovery
proving, as il does, by geol'sicsl facts ihat Inc
char ged .nce the dawn Of creation, AMI mat SOAR
hent was the ssent TO CARY ont the command on the
seccnd day TO lot the dry land appear The line OF
separation between light ard dGIkhss between solar
heat ard the coolneSs Of night travelling daily 10Y two
months in SUMNER and again for two iuonths IN IN
ter in such position as TO cuitcde n passing win
the lines CT upheavel, indicates unmists kaby That it
was connected with the determination oil those lines
lie .icLt expansion and shrinking bein, sufficient 70
deieInirc the line OF rupture Of the crust: From q
compaison Of the foIns Of The continents. Professor
Pierce also draws the der OF their uph,aval show
ing, for Instance, that the Western Continent j, older
| .fan Europe and that the Gulf Stream, during the
second day Of creation caused the greatest variety Of
outline in that continent. CHRIS: LIAM. July.
A NV Motive PowiR-sr. Narb!a ofCuba has
| inyerttd new system of rrspellng vesscls-so We
learn ON the Dor,O dc Ia Mariana His plan pro.
poses the building Of windnils oa the decks OF his
| ships, with goat wins:, from which The motion Is
CON muiica.ed 10 side-whee!s, similar TO those o!
| steam ships. The models have been successfully
work, d. and II only remain, to be seen whether the
force Of HE wind VII be sufficient when thus applied
10 eive vessels the velocity of o-eny ssa;ng ships.
ii fs problem is satisfactorily solved the Dgr2 says
Il is e, emf that windmill :lp VIII be able to siil
lust as Wen with contrary as with fair Wind be-
cau.e Il being perfectly essy to alter the position OF
Tie wings they may Le always opposed 10 the wind,
whatever direction il may blow fom. The inventor
has tsked for the protection of patent from The c..
ban Government sud a. as il is granted be will
toIe nee 10 make bis experiments upln lar,e scale.