New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

u in hslf-,ieng attitude looking Q. the enemy with
bewildered conference. HIS dog 10 making q vigsr-
ous onset toward the devil Who pointing 10 bsrel,
orders him 10 carry il up the Cs.skl Mountain which
spt<aYs in the distance under the outline Of Dutch
man, quietly resting on his back With pipe in lis
mouth The bes. figure Of al tina: OF tie devil i: s
truly dev il inoars'e, and by strange coincidence, if
despoled Of professional appendsges Il is the true Ike
ness Of contemporary, whose blunt and scu.e re.ots
have been pronounced demoriaca by many. Tais re-
lief Of copper deposited BY the electro process it is
about ope-twelf.h OF an inch thick and fourteen oy
eighteen inches long weighing two pounds. Mr.. .lier
j, tebds TO draw series OF sketches and 20 have them
reproduced in great number BY elec,ro process for
nameptipg fine furniture, chimney pieces, -,.r~sys
&c. This is a very happy thought: the works Of mss
ters are very often carca:u-ed wen reproduced in
wood by unskful atis,s, sDd WHEN wei executed he
cost places them only within the resh Of the few. This
plan d reproducing chemic sly makes i easy 10
have good ptures 10 have bsd Ones and good
models not wanting, msy hope it vii res1l, in
the education OF taste in the masses. Taste like tie
other faculties lies domeL or bee omes atrcphed for
want Of exercise and though We have learned much
since Mis.rese Trorope met with Yankee Who on
seeing goose in picture Of the Gaus scSliug the
Capitol mistook il for the American esgle still we
have yet 10 improve before lead srts as do 10
machines and sbips.
OHSIBUs CAsE, just patented by s. W. Francis Of
this city is provided with hollow ferrule, inside OF
which dollars worth OF three cent pieces are placed.
By pressing knob hear the hsudle, two three-cent
pieces are made to Glide on, o. the into the and
Of the driver. Practice hss shown properly OF tits
instrument which 10. though, of by tbs inventor
an il rot covered by the claims. When gentleman
BULLS the rope 10 the driver aid presents his caue
for paving if the driver mistakes the warning for one
10 stop and hold the rens the ias OF inertia makes the
BODY of tie gentleman shoot forward extended,
and the driver is reminded o. his by slight poke
in the ribs. There already n existence, sword
canes gun canes, barometer canes thermometer canes,
telescope csnes, umbrella canes chair canes, b2tte
canes fishing canes, clsonet canes. NJ. Francis has
invented psy ing cane e. him devise telegraph cane,
and aek no more.
SPRING.GUS TRAP, patented by 10th n Reuthe,
Hartford, Conn. This instrument is chesp, not iiabe
TO get out of order, portable, certain IN rs operation,
and not dangerous 10 man. X consists o. tubs, IL
ride Of which two fsngs, separated by prng, are
fee to slde and Of two pistol barrels fastened on esch
ride Of the tube To the instrument the fangs are
pushed D their ends, armed with prongs, s'il PROJECT
out Of the tube and the bait i, attached 10 them; the
two barrels loaded, and the machine is suspended
from branch few feet above the ground, by means
of rig attached to the other end of the tube. Ine
animal raising his reok seizes the bait into his mouth
pulls it downward, the faDgs follow Gliding out OF the
tube aud separating by the pressure OF the sprtg en-
ter tie animals jaws, at the same moment dedente is
made TO play and two balls are discharged into the
throat Of the srima with toerabe prospect OF killing
him instantly. This trap, unlike m,ny, cannot be COW
~ hcv nod az NJ
as protection agsrs. rau. Toe report Of the pistols
wslns the hunter of his success AMI the SKIN not IN
iured by bullet holes. the size OF the trap, the
hight at which it ought TO be suspended and the ma
,ure the bait depends upon the specie OF tie animal
hunted for The fox is the keenest of ALL and for him
the trap must be Sc. with extra The bait should
be bird 20 placed as to look alive and the fox must be
sured to his fate by besprinkpg the bird with few
drops OF anse oil and rubbing the fsugs with prepara
ton made Up az follows: Tske half pound sweet but.
ter melt il with an onion well cut up, and cook till the
onion be- comes yellow mix with il tbimbeful OF pow
dered camphor ard preserve the grease thus mani
featured il an ar-tght vessel kept in cool place
When birds cannot be procured, use piece OF bread II
the ssme manner.
BrILoCKs MECHANICAL FEEDER FOR PRiSrISG
Presses has been in successful for several months
on the press upon which Frank Leslie illustrated rs
ptr is printed pile Of sheets is placed upon the feed
inc ,srd in the manner usus for hand feeding Above
il and few inches back of the front edge OF the TOP
sheet number of small vertical cylinders stand 10
row psrael 10 the printing cylinder. Each OF these
cylinders is email engine, closed at top and open at
the bottom inside Of which is piston, provided with
piston rod sucien y long TO reach the paper when the
piston s down. All the rods are artcus'ed, an elm
gated hoe s cut in each for sLkpu psss through,
aid BY means Of q crahked shaft they are inside to
move col stanty backward and forward. The ends OF
the piston rods are so arranged TO slide on the paper
when moving back ward and ID cary for ward dur
r the forward stroke. Each piston pressed down
by cooled sprcg placed in the cylinder between the
piston and the top cover. From each cylinder pipe
extends 10 the edge of the eediog board nearest the
roller where il is fiat.eLed and s lowest portion resting
on the feeding board pierced With email hoe. AL
the cylinders are also connected with an EXHAUST ar
oump constantly at work. the machinery operates -
follows: The pston-rods working backward and Tor
ward in contact with the top sheet brings forward 70
the edge Of the feeding board. The moment ARRIVES
there the suction of the exhaust pump makes the sheet
close Theoretically the small holes In the pipes.
vacuum in the cylinders and the rising OF the piston
sgairs 81 the coil springs are the imme1iate results VI
this clo.ng. The piston-rods recede from the P'pel
which il left at rest till the iron fpgers oil the roer
seize Il and carry il to the form. The moment the sheet
is carried of the holes 10 the pipes are lett open az
usbes through them into the cylinders, ILLS the vacuum,
the pstons are pushed down by the coil springs ana
the end Of the pstonrods carry the next shee, forward
Several of the cylinders work a. right angle with inc
first TO insure proper register Ede@ise. Inere are
also few incidents. arrangements such az the raising
l,f oil. A. fyorn tha