New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17


this other import fsstares 10 the paper maker are
tsa, not require tGs1 fourth Of she
ser IN rsaUee which i does with IT, Tsgs. whih il
cLa be besel ed with sc low quao'i.y a. 6fesn per
celt VI cbiorae. TIE paper made With the Prepared
Altumen has peculiarly b'safal and y,lluuy sur-
sce much superior 10 that given BY the gyeeriaa pro-
cess, and 10 eel sized.
TIE Ill po-taIce Of the discovery made by DR.. Coll
yer ia he p eps!stion OF toe tboas s.d .bnnic Gus
/ re.Jae tf the best-rco' as maieri4 u paper.
Elsk1c, csnbot be over e.imstee. i:suypLes Gesds
roiLm tor woch he world Nil Be the 9slners. Hsvin-
snscfc - of doubling the strsr 9th of che eDttpa
fiber when of Itself IL too rvtten ior paper stuff its
yalu, il tae Uut.d S'ses VII 5. be app d;
ard ~Lsu viii so,n he ne ease it, extraordinary
properties come Known, rom scsusl RESETS N SD
rope the de maEd vii. y -roT-0us.
DR. Collye- has received ps,ea's from n the Fro
pean -is;es-FrGDes AOs'rls, PrussiS Belgium. &c,
rs well rom Gee; Britain anu the Uuissd >,tss.
Several mills sre uow erg'ged u tho nanGfA.urs Of
phpsr from the beet residue in WSee and other s-ts
If Great Britain and contracts being entered Tor
sutpy ing the principal Lonion papers, both daily and
/ w,-B y, many Of wnlel @il commence IS Use during
! the month Of Jnne. The British GovsTpmsnt mas
/ ado pied the Of tae Patent Prepared AlUuneu IN
ne msnufae,uTe Of paper Tor cSrtIj - oases 81 the
Roys Factory, Wo'l@i and 1t bss already been Ia
yorably reported upon e. that establishment, were
the saving expense Las bsen II tie ratio OF so t0
l Per aInutD.
The introduction Of g rev material in paper making
-erp csly one that promises advantages n nsIuts5-
turer and consumer ~ marked character 81 tlls
i matter Of great interest. Few aware of the
Gu,piity OF raE maerisl used IN ths country IN ,le
MAJ ufac,nTe Ci papers of ell kinds; me intel
lgebt Tssder fail TO remember bow macy sbOrtivs ef-
forts have been made o meet the cemSnd, by criug-
ING TO notice other suitable fbe- in place Of cotton or
lnen ~hicb are the only staple articles for the better
qualities Of pepper Yet known. The demand for rags
has 81. adj y appreciated their vsus, I'll now coed
quality of cotton is worth 500 Der ;un and linen IS
ell the way up 10 about $500 per tun TIE word Is
ssesed for rags, sad yet supply fails TO Keep pace
/ with consumption.
! Or. Collyefs Pst-Lt Prepared Albuueu from beet
reti1ue comes in most Opportuney, 10 meet press
ing want. Ire source o. supply IL believed to be I'D
! ,Guats There are hundreds of beet sugar msuut"c-
| t.riea ard oisti eries IN France, Belgian AMI ter
/ m..y and in the WASTE Of their esssb lsoments 10
und material OF he most extraordinary qus1ties
rs payer etuff AID which when fully prepared aud
beaCGed, TH cost az L,dst 70 pr ceEt ass than any
/ other material ever before used in sre manufacture
Of paper. Nv o.I,;n- tho ATTENTION Of
manufacturers 20 soma OF the advantage when sre
elaine for ColyeIs Patent Prepared AloGnlen over
any ether paper material ye: introduced. Among them
are the following:
/. L. is 10, sfI.cted by change 0: clins.e ba.
mAi5s perfectly iUpe-mt able 10 humidity under al
| circumstances.
= ltrequr.s not more thar fourth the power to
reduce ihs ia required il pulpng rags while the nse
of bleaching poader' is materially decreased m bri0g-
Ig i 10 perfect white.
g. II gives 10 the ,per body strength. sizag, prop
ertyhlbng all tine in erstces, and greatly acres sng
the tepscty and teX,bliiy of the fabric.
4. Z he Prepared Abumen sues ne paper, ard thus
dipenr,s with the necessity Of running Il through an
Other machine and the expense of animal size.
5. ], Can be used vito any other paper stut IN ell
propot TONS from 10 TO 80 per cent snd improves the
sxiu.e and Spepgtu. j. doubles The srergta of cot
ton.
used in giving coating 20 the paper or supersddl-
ton to IT, by wtch it is 'ed 10 DE printed cry, IS Ia
ccessfully done by the London Art UeiJn Jour
nal ycerpe costs - cent? per b. and the process
=. Tba n
swers superior purpose 10 all respects, While form
ing p0lert part Of hue paper t the extent .! ~
per cent at one-our.h or onet rd eSs than the cost
of rags and saving the paper MAKER ell the cost Of
resin or AZ mal size.
T. There is not only no loss 10 the material in work
rg but it the stuff of cotor, OF other hbsr that
would othsrw.e be lost which it doe- ey i's asgutin'
eting properties.
8. The cost Of the Prepared Albrmee, when fully
bleached is ot kat per- cent less tan any Material
used for The nsnufscture OF printing papers, The pa
per made with It allows the piintDg 10 be executed
without the necessity Of "netting doWp." IL will
pitt dry wei, bstter than ordinary psper OF
the same relative quality damp, and there IS no
"se'o" or adherence Of the soeess. a. is the case
when q" wet DOVE" and p inted in tho usual manner.
This new material wi soon be introduced AID Of
fered to the makers in this country for which arrange
nehts are already made Samples Of the beet res-
DUE in lie prepared state and Of the paper made with
H. nay be examined ard lsl further particular inior-
nation given by the undersigned, sole agent Of the
patentee for the United States
j. WIycHEsrLR, No. I'll Centre-st.
EMPLOYMENT OF STEAM IN EXTINGUIsH-
ING FIRES.
Ccnespopaenee Of The N T. Tribune.
PARIS, April 5, 1853.
Translate the following paper from Louis Fguiers
Pepue Se.entf9re in the Presse Ct Saturday. IL GER
taipy comes home to ogr business and oosoms.
' HI
"Dr. Dujsrdin Of Lille, writes to me TO ask my
help N recalling attention TO al des oi real puoh@
utility namely. the employment OF steam to eXtn-
guisn fires. Although ,ns idea WAS put before the
ole more than ten years ago, stl remains almost
unknown and il needs 10 be diligently fsmiharized
10 the pubic mSd by the labors OF the press. Inc
question is Of saeh importance bears 60 directly on
the interest and gee ur'y OF everybody that csnnot
hesitate moment TO comply with the desire OF the
learned naturalist Of Lille. 80
" steam has tie unqaesti3rsoie power " putting
on, fires specially in their comms ncensnt, as any
one may perceive by simple ana Fundamental eAper
iment Boil water IN vase Of eny sort, and IN tae
couun of steam which asceL ds from II, p unge
lighted match paper, or candle, ana the nse Hui
be instantly eItibgu-hed. Ire toeoiy Oh 'hls expo
risuce very plain Air, or rather me OXYGEN WHICH
in part conposes tho air, indispensable 70 oomDus
ton: if in sIy place where combustion 10 taklog place
Won direct current OF steam this current oy IT'S prop
eTy of expansion oIpeis the a woch nIed the space
previously AID takes its place mus tnis space oCcu
pied eyousy BY airis filed by steam alone Now
steam Is an elastic euid Incapable Of sustaining com
busiop and every gnited bsdy plunged n It becomes
| exllngul.hed by teieg deprived oil oxygen ny tals
means q space which wac prey 10 combustion Dc
cnnPs transformed into where no combustion 10
possible and the extinction Of the h.e necessary
consequence. The stesm, under the form Oh contih
ucus currert sweeping before i. eli or nearly oil the
sir 10 contact with the nsmed surface, Of course inc
I fire NUT dc OFT .,
"Tbus stssnA b. which We already eve countless
sarvices displays still another property, tina, OF 'ee-
! cuiny cur hcu.es eur factories and -seamooats f0m