New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
Nem91ork DAILY G,-ibn,re
sCIEhCE, INDUSTRY AND INVENTION
WARDS rArENr ICE-BOAT.


boil 50 tbs, in case il should break through the zee,
cone 20 open places in the river II viii Host
on the water wi,hOu, harm to self cargo passec-
gers. ". copy tue following from pamphlet Oh the
,uhp Ct. written by The inventor:
"lt cay tina; lee. han o0 miles u 20 oed are
embraced ~inn he hufs q q" d ed a'ss and ieiftir
In soe.cs ~ This mea.e h~d there sie ' o'S'isl me
British Province, be noIth OF Europe q, means " ne
h. e och, into con,suf cinnecon Of Chicago
81, I>e,i, W.,hing;.,n Se~.Yo-s and Boston.
my sr, lee boat my intention - have cmpl-;ed IN
rn- irs Of - I'D upon th- zee n he M..sHpp
Iss tn, was dsappS ted by me ress Of the osas
ns up 10 tba; mouth earlier than rsusl The
however, c,mpeed snd s now ready to be employed
~. 'ba' during ;hc comma Winter
Th boat .ry,pty in nsia, twelve feet In width and
wbD water oadd cisPsoss about one foot 10
dpth Of ~z'-r IL. api~ part similar u i4ad cai ana "
by ~l Accommodate hanarea p's.enser
1t piovt,d by eng aclg sns.e driving Taer
svsn 70 ;he ~ae by nrao, OF Poe'lg or .a,,p
hat De made 70 run through snow Nv, PEE
hs wssht when osd.d With Pss,rsr. ana freight
-rise isn' IL 4. my hfm an.'7.n h.l rs "ta.Sy 80
h. ,reres'ed 10 from 3oto 80
IN the q his b~:, c.'ims:s at sooat +6o
The questions usually raised ~ 10 the practcabity
Of running this boat T. As to the strength oft
ice; H. TIE danger from momentum if run into open
holes; H. The obstruction from deep snow, Nc, all
Of which Mr.. Nard endeavors to answer 10 his pam
phlet. In case the cebost proves success, 1t will
be of immeD.e value 20 the counties quirng such
comm upics alton, as well as prove profitable invest
msnt to the parties directly interested III 1t. We ear
DesIly wish II success.
THE BE MoIH.-Mr. Henry Steele Of New.Jersey
has invented attachment 10 the beehive, whi5h, he
declares prevents the aepredatons of the Moth. We
have little faith in anything for this purpose and es-
peeiay doubt whether the bee has sag soity enough
20 open one 10 se into his hive and another one
L. get out again. Still, did We keep bess, We should
feel sufficient interest TO investigate the matter The
inventor describes bis tvice as follow':
invention consist, .f perch for The hye P@ToI:ed with
ter pvIfora provided with do valve Of
thin zin sn'pnd"d by hing Al ne upper eds.oar oPsnns
TIE valves light aud swing easJy 50 thai they constitute no
the bee sbch readily learns 10 IN aud out with
oct while the moth neither the strength nor
s.saeiiy 20 make al enice
SEWERS IRoy FURShcg The proprietors Of the
American patent for this furnace represent tina. is TO
rsvouiiopEe the iron business of the world. As We
are informed that they about putting in opera
ton here, we publish their communication without
further comment until the furnsce has demonstrated
its own merit
1i ob,ec Of h. furnsce revoutioDe the science Of
m,.aIrey If o.u.es Wit The expensive. process of piddug
Will iron cheap pig 10 nov made and in
quarter Of tie time. IL 10 not theory but demonstrated fact
h Invention thoroughly tested in the kingdoms
Prussia Hanover G-rrnany first small and snb-e-
sueh large scale urDsoe' are nov IN me conre OF cree
TOD IN England In various part. Of Germany IL Austria aud in
Russs
rstrd Any smelling master viii comprehend the whole process
s,s single slsnoe.
the the furnsc by eSBsuSng he air gases
produced combustion Of the CARBON eNhsn't' effected
The ar in either case !. drawn through the
oo, The par 81 eg aT, n 1 n se
furnace and produce the effect desired The required
mary blast pressure of TO bs Of blast reqsred To
the Of ore carbon and lime 70 the furnaces this
lbs pressure blast required Now BY Mr. SEWERS
o. Juices weight - proouee the effect obilinrd by old
System at 2to lbs pressure In chIcoH furnace but SiAches
air. instead Of inpsnins one or two points, PUSHES
mn IN than belt The time OF ordinary bai The daer
BY raising OF lowering the movable crucioe'
SPIsAL AssIsThsT.-Dr. Charles f. Taylor, No. %
Cooper Institute. sends us the following description
Of bs Improvement in the above instrument The
Doctor s,ys:
'Th.. contvance aid IN tire treatment Of angular
suv.ur. Of the spDe species q caused By those
the sp al bones kno~n in the medical procession as
Of vaou. binds have been with less
su has been that they al embrace the trunk
yrnns their action preventing extent all move
OF the body Also s-nsrs thns the pressure Is al
But It'll # possible the pressure the spinal muscles
m further weakness Of these muscles AMI INA
my n.np saco.y ,a,.in. The spine eu, + il 90 CO..
allow bsckw ard heNou OF the uunh whenever e
spinal ba forward beneins slch moy"me2
ssnsthen the muscles Of the oeGh snd coireo, w.
Curvature The spp.aiu, adjustable, simple easily applied
snd very hight
ROTARY WARD LOOK Patented AugVt 81, ls5sl.-
The pe ouhares of this lock consist in the innumer-
able wsys of adjusting the driving pins in the wards,
70 that their location may be known only to the person
adjusting them increasing geometyically as the wares
1 -1lxt. OIL IN ain
different WAYS 10 lock ano unlock the same one. To
Illustrate this three persons ea have different
way by which peither of the other. can unlock and
fourth person can have another way by which he can
not OILY unlock any one OF the three gwen hut aso
Iosk in such way as to render oil In: himself unable
10 unlo,k
Auotuer and the most important peouli irty Of this
loek -the slots Of ali the notary wards are required
10 he 90 an eEac, parallel line With the guards before
IL can be opeped In order TO do this necessary,
irs To place the slot OF the ward most distant from
the motive power on parallel line with the guards,
otnerwise it would be in VAN 10 correctly pace the
otbers Second the slot If the next ward must be
placed correctly on the fret trial. otherwise it will dis
mace III, first sloSing that 10 be right, and thus
with all Observing that either not placed correct
" ON the fret ris will displaoe those preceding, even
should they al be right; for each snd every ward re-
quires certain DSu,ber OF ;urns and part turns IN
order to place them sl correctly.
Every individual can therefore judge for them
selves the possibility impOss5ih,y of unlocking.
Apy desiring 70 do a. sny time haec al oppor-
tuu,y TO TEST their ski and the merits Il the lock
dur pg the Exhibition Of the American Insi' ate at The