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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-30
BROOKLYN City News.

TIE Long ISLAND COLLEGE HosPIAI- - This institution
was reraugurated last evening under new Board of
Regents ana entirely Faculty The present Board
is composed Of the Hon Samuel soan President; Living
ston X. Miller, Hq, Secretary and Doctors T. L. Mason
". 81. Dudley, c L. Mitchell, andJ Henry The Faculty
consists OF Doctors Austin Flint New Orleans School Of
Medcine) Professor Of Practical Medicine and Pathology
Frank g. Hamilton University Of Buffalo, Professor OF
Surgery James d. Task Professor Of Obstetrics and d
seases OF women and children; r. Ogden Doremus New
York Medical College, Professor of Chemistry and rox
coloey Joseph C. Hutchinson, Professor Of Surgical Ana
Physicians and Surgeons Y Professo Or Of Physooey
and Microscopic Anatomy; De Witt C Enos, Professor Of
General and Descriptive Anatomy; Edwin N. Chapman,
Professor Of Matera Medica and Therapeutics and
J. G. johnson, Demonstration of Anatomy The Col.
lege Hospital buildings are most eligibly and plea.
sanity situated at the junction OF Pacific and Henry
streets, overlooking the bay. They surrounded by
ample and ornamental grounds and are SO located that
hospitals and lis cspensares to the Kings county Ho,
tai and the hospitals other medical institutions Ia the
city o. New York Since the opening of the institution,
eighteen months nearly ten thousand patients have
been treated for the various forms Of medical surgical
malades.
The inaugural lectures last evening were delivered by
Or. 7. L. Mason and DR. T. H. Hamilton. There was 4
large attendance OF the subscribers and friends OF the
institution, who by their lbcraly have placed it on
such footing that its future is insured The
charer OF the College Hospital obtained 1853 conSers
upon ts corporation the most powers an priy
eges and Ia the purpose Of its friends render the
college In every respect the equal OF any the Union
Extensive alterations and improvements have been made
treatment Of patients which render them well suited TO
these purposes. With corps OF netru eminently
qualified for teaching in their respective depart nenis aud
anorcing every desirable convenience 10 such desire
to thoroughly study their profession this institution must
econ rank among the first in The country. To the med
ssl professor IN Brookyn presents motives as well as
wanting, and which remove every impedImcnt In the
way Of it's krg that rank TO which the learning and
their own interests they will, body give Il their
hearty cooperation.
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s; JOHN Ss % A. ss: e. % 50 lon 10
ssys win sugar end mol. q. Hunis Co. z,h nst
lean. q The ~ he a
Brig sarah isr q xfsys. Ksnnsy 81 Jaso. March L. to
Big Olive DR. of ouebss Bernie Nsuvi.s, March Is with
&C. w.Sss G's CO.. S cav Nv WINDS
sHi' S:.s ! ssss z
S% sS ,S nv
~ % ,ssn sS ..s hove e DS
spoie sehr Hume. for Barscos.
r 81 Fs s E': spss s .sss
M %.s srs of E.,por Crv csrdepss II dsv,
with nosssss ar honey . muster IIperisncsd heavy NY
wnSs 81 s an ne %
overheard and y ss lost ,x.,,., p 70
days with sugar rum, pimento de- oE&EJ Peters Had
fehr Umpire 1cf Deer I.s, M.rhsv, St AIMS Bay Js,
sc6r Passport nswlins Ma.ssords Bay, q day. With cot
n and Rds e a. MSSssdy Mott a! CO ma. Ssa
VIII 'fss'sa
A sssr y ssssn NJ sa s1
sehr James Steele Henry, Petersburg days, for PrOvi
sebr john s.esson Wilmington. days. with naval stores
ana sosn 70 fG Syss r.w,.rr No saav. with co,on
and s bss WIN '''h
Sssr III SsSa ssssss W. Ssy
scbr wlisme, sukenburg Virginia, days.
eehr John Twsy Innan Virginia, 5 d.
schr Alexander Law, Wood, Virginia.
ecbr sareh Hilbert Peterson. PHILADELPHIA, % DAYS.
Echr Watson Hallock klizabehpor for New London.
schr Flavilla. Pininty, Ehzabetbport for boston.
Ecbr Mary Burton. Hazard. Lew Del, days
fchr Nathan Clifford shute, Belfast 10 days
Schr Ralph Bewett Buckley, Rockland, g days
schr Amarda, Smith, Rock'snd 6 days
fcbrd Burd. Pearce, Rockland Gays.
Schr Justina, Smith, Rocksnd. days
Schr Henry May, Hoover Boston
schr Elizabeth Davis. Long. Harwich, days
echr NeIson Wela Rider Harwich davG
schr Almlra Rogers, Rogers. Prcvdence for Albany.
scbr Senator, -, Dghton, days
Schr Grier, Derby. Rondont for Camden, Del
sch RpfRod Merritt squan With anchors and cables from
ship Dewitt Clinton. lately asbor&
Steamer PotomskA- Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Weschester, Jones, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Orient Hnl, from Liverpool Feb II.
SAILED
Steamships Etna (r), Liverpool; Circassian (r Galway;
Milo r London; huntsville, Savannah Roanoke Norfolk
&c; ship VIM Tapscot. Liverpool
Wind during the day " 70 wgw.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A 'hASiio no'sS NEWPORT. R y.

This Ho'el offered for sale win be for tsru a
yeas to desirable tenant no will purchase the FurnurG
The location Of this well known establishment The neos
rsbe Of This favored island being situated On ~ kis
view Of ,s Scssn lard, .sd bay that s unsurpassed Q
pcsis TIE ole stone mill which Gands in fruro Pnrk
fouie was bni In ihe 1874 hrsl door - fc1
AIS I'M well arrsnsed once &e h. $50 keons an q
eemro6kion Of families The Furniture & n soo1 orSsr ~
me suited 70 The wsnss Of the house, and III 8 soA 4
liberal deduction from the original cost; some s1ijii vim
be reesssIs complete the requh ereus q o. onAl-
men Which VII make the wkole furpshfDg lspaxsnt pos
tets unusual advantages the purchaser Tho h0uDo ~
und,r ORR itroufh rerovalng, 10 oder % b rsa1se
for the preaching This together oV rare ooue
trphy TO any y-fsen desrous Of making a hveGnen r
Newport Application u be made to
WILLIAM Nv~-----
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Geographic Markets.

PHIADEIPHA, March %, 1850.
Stocks steady: PenDsy lvauia State S. esq., Reading
Railroad, 2o4 Morris Canal, 5ls Long Island Railroad
l12s Pennsy lvania Railroad, 3sX.
Nxw ORLEANS, March %, 1880
Cotton shade frmer sales TO day IL COO bales ut
l0iAc 1oa4c. for middDg Sugar firm fair TO fully
fair 69sc, nc. Moasses buoyant prime 39c 4Oc
Corn quiet at 7sc SOC. Mess pork $1S whiskey 2lc
az! &c Freight on cotton to Liverpool I'd. Sterling
exchange TX al So premium, do. with bills of lading
~ premium. Other articles unchanged
MomIF, March 2S, 1860
Cotton In improved demand sales 70 day. 1000 bales
at l0c. q 10t4c. for middipg
PHnApE1PmA, March %, 1850
Flour dull Wheat frm Sales: 1900 bushels red 1t
81 43 81 a.; white at 81 CO. Corn quiet; yellow TIC
Whiskey dull at 22c 23c.
CINCINNATI, March %, 1850
Flour unchanged demand local. Whiskey steady ut
1shc a 1880 Provisions firm: mess pork SIT rs
$l7 90, bacon 71ac e1lc., lard lie. 40. Money
market unchanged demand fair sight exchange on New
York for gold y X per cent premium.
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An APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE. opportunity is now
afforded to the humane and benevolent among wealthy
classes, to besow merous charity upon the unfortu
nate whose families were inundated at the fire in
Forty fifth street, on Wednesday morning last These
men have been bereft Of their wives and children,
and have not tho means wherewth TO give the charred
remains OF their loved decent and Christian burial
Both are employed in the stables of the Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company and their scanty earnings but
barely suficed ID keep their families in comfort during
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-30

GREAT PATTI DEMONSTRATORS Al WAsHNeroS.-As will be
seen by advertisement elsewhere Adena Patti win give
concert at Wizards on Saturday next under the pa
onage Of the Vice President the Speaker four Cabinet
Ministers, the diplomatic corps twenty six Senator'S and
about forty representatives. Such a compliment has
before been extended any artist this country
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Notice to the Public.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Please be 30 kind to nser the following, and much
oblige:-
II all persons who may have seen the sloop Spray,
while on her way from New York 70 Guford, Conn the
last time, while on her way back TO New York, and
out at the Narrows who may know thing connected
with the mysterious disappearance Of Captain Leete and
brother, will communicate immediately, either
by letter telegraph to the undersigned Jersey City,
they viii greatly further the ends Of justice, aud
the thanks Of the sisters OF the missing CAPTAIN and
brother. WILLIAM JEIIIFFE,
Assistant United States District Attorney Of New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THURSDAY. March 20-6 ]

THURSDAY, March 20-6 M.
There is still no change in money. Some of the
banks are in want of paper, but the amount of
money seeking investment in this way keeps the
market pretty bare. The rates continue to vary
from to 6, according to the length of time which
the paper has to On call, the brokers are fully
supplied at per cent The movement of money
at the Sub Treasury is moderate, and the revenue
from customs keeps up very well; to-day the re-
ceipts were 1888 031, of which Sill 900 were from
duties; the disbursements s2l2 ,9l6; the balance
this evening IS ,046 ,466.
There is nothing doing to-day in foreign ex-
change.
The following are the last quotations Of sight ex-
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-30

Court Calendar-Thts Day.
SUPREME CouRT-ClRcur-Part 1.-S53, $780, 81, S75,
OH, sie ss iss Part art less $685. ss S Ssss 4oSi
34o3, 2l69 1916, 3072, 24l6, 64301 2944 1878 1861
1879, 1906 1882, 1882, 266l, 4o0l, 3071 3Osl all7
2l62 2707, 22ss, 2704, 2037.
SUPERIOR CouRI-Short Caueee-Iast day Of term.
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The sioop Stray Mysterv.

fRIsokER-sUPPosED RsCovERY or THE RE
MAINS OF ONE OF THE PERSONS MrRpEREp ON
THE SPRAY.
Inc ennaman, Jackslow, evidently begins 10 appreciate
Ms SITUATION and appears quite downcast, more com
muncave <nan at any time since he was :aea into cus
scdy He Impressed with the belief that as socp a. the
examination Is over he 70 be taken out into the prison
yard and hung by the Chief Of Police and that h execu
ton win take place next week.
Yesterday morning Jackalow was VISITED by q rum
bar e peuops from Gulford Zone Of them tho CAPTAIN
OF the Meda,or) who acquainted with the splasu.
his brother and the prisoner Jackaow recognized ihesu
all, and ccaversed quite freely
IN Conversation with the parties Jsckaow con.
rade'ed his former statement He eaid that at the
time OF The collision the captain was down in the
cabin; his brother al the wheel and he was
down n The fcrecss,le Subsequently he stated as on
previous ocasons that the captain was at the wheel the
pro'her CO the bowsprt, and he was below cooking He
Denied thsi they sailed up the Sound IN company with
anonsI vesss and reiterated the story that they sailed
from new YORK on Wednesday for Virginia In the cvster
ade, and also denied that there were ary pistols on
bord - f w
One OF the visitors gave prisoner sone rood
advice. and advised hm 70 tell &hs truth "a rora ~
better for him hereafter. 1910 W
Jackxsow reJSied told me no, TO ,sk. nirh,
tals no good; he talk for me up stairs
1t IS four DAYS since Jackaow the Chiuaman
Wa este and Co ,ned within the cy prison OF .rxex
tHy, and the sEciteme VI ccntnces upabsed.
Abr nc adjournment OF the Court Wednesday Astar
noon, reporter was IL Tormcd by Mr. Jefs VINO an
tsars for the goyerpmou that several impor,au, Wit
Iefscs ~ould tslegrsphed for during tie night Yes
'eraly morning James r. r.. sees, who hao sSed with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-30

FREGHIs There was . fair amount Offering, while
rates were steady To Liverpool, 800 bales Of cotton
were engaged at bl6d 932d 3oo bbls lard at 22s Cd
20 boxes cheese by steamer, and so erces beef 1t 4os
To Gasgow, so terces rice by steamer at 4Os To Bre
men zoo bales Of cotton at c $50 cases tobac,o at M
Cd 200 bbls chloe pegs OF D. 3D. and $50 bbls spirits
turpentne 31sc. 10 Antwerp, 100 hhds tobacco At
27s 3D. 400 bags coffee at 25s and 200 bales Of cotton
at Nd brig taken for Marseiles another for
Bordeaux 70 lead with slaves at PIT vessel char
tered for Rotterdam at Ga, 900.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was scarcely no buoy.
ant The sales embrace about 1900 q 900 bbls in.
GLIDING new mees at $l7 SIX SIT 90, new prime at
$14 lS $l4 25 including 500 bbls the inside cure
old prime at $l2 80 $40 g. old at ST. l2K SIT
20 and new thin mess at SIG s7h Beef in fair re-
quest and prices steady With sales Of 500 GOO bbs
cludrg country mess at IS &c. repacked Western al 50
$40 co. and 100 bbls. extra sold at 8l1 62 Beef
hams were quiet at $l2 q SIC. Bacon was in fair
request with sales of 80 boxes at 101sc and so 900 lbs
reported in lots, boneess city, sold p Cut meats were
In good demand with sales Of 800 400 hhds and terces
at &c 9c for hams, chiefly the latter figure and
shoulders at &C. 74c. Lard unchanged with sales
OF ,lCO bbs and terces at lOAc lie. Butter was
heavy with sales Of State at l3c 14c for common to
fair Ice lsc for good daires; Ohio at 1oc. l3c
while new and fresh State ranged at 2ac 25s. Cheese
Of good quality was selling at lie q l3c
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canadian flour dull with gales of about LIS bbs
So 35 81. Southern held with rmness, while the
sales embraced about $500 bbls, closing within the
range Of the above quotations. Rye flour was steady at
quotations. Corn meal unchanged and limited sales
made within the range Of the above figures.
Wheat was inactive, and lower qualities heavy
About 600 bushels Kentucky white were sold
at 81 20, and $500 bushels white Canadian
at g. Corn was heavy and rather easier while the
sales embraced about 600 bushels including Western
mixed, a. 71c and Jersey and Southern yellow at 75c
s6hc and white at 76c 49, Barley was firm and in
fair demand, with sales Of 5000 bushels good State
of coo bushels at 9oc Rye was heavy at s6c. de-
lvered Oats quiet with sales of Western and Ca
madam at 42c. 42hc., and State at 43c. q 44c-
Coffee was held with much frmness, and all the st.
Domingo appearing was purchased at full prices including
parcels for export The sales Of this kind embraced
about 1000 bags At l2c 100 do Jamaica $780, 100 do
Rio lac. q Ahc., with small lot Maracaibo at p. t.
CoTToS-Tbe market continued dull, while the sales
embraced about 800 bales, closing without uuotable
change from the following prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-30
PERSONAL.

ny PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT FINE MALE
"A child nine months old. hear of Opportunity by
calling Mrs Higsns Is Leonard street. third Story, back
, 1860-07-27
CAUTI0NI.

IthaS cone % mS nodsdss nat parties IA San Isanseo
have rssorisd 10 he bass as of ulsmpns % forge NJ
label tith some aeEE Alterations ulnH The name "pElArST
instead Of DALY'g AromatIe Valley Whishy,n
and also using ne word -cuuuuaArbA Instead q -1Io-
fhsse bogus IAbsis have been bi On tSs, Of entirely
isrsna shape nom nine containing he eommenes trash
and packed IN eases hended initiate and branded similar
to ths genuine. using ths name @DELAYss Instead q
aDALY'8." t.lif 4a
Deasrs q vel - eonsumsrs euupnsd no 70 b In
posed upon by ihls bogus article. gl 7
PARTICULAR attention h called 10 The shape o. my bois
which i unlike any other and also 10 he name sWt1ia
n. DAILY, new Yorl. y blown IN each botiia. ilNit
have no fears Of hs any other spurious article inter
ierInE win the sale Of my si f1lNsE HaasIg
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY,
but cannot allow nsh base fraud % Be prnctssd upon
honest merchans and he unSuspsqng consumer without
1''S'-s !" wlE. n. DAILY, W
sole Proprietor.
NEW YORK.
NOTE:
DALYS AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
1 for SALE b. most d De Tpseabls liquor Houses IN ca
wM. NEWELL Z CO,
sole Agents.
, 1860-07-27
sa DALY'S
Aromatic valley j !
w H rs X X,

--.s.--- -. -'i -
FOR MEDICINAL USE, ~.
=, .,<.,,, =, r-,,,, ~, %, r,,,e,,,,,.,,., ~,
III 40 NOu IAhEN Thai fOotIlON IN
rJ..,.... =. .,.,...;.... a.. a, |la s-fl NHl4t
i A SUPERIORITY UNHIvALED.
j, i 49, u. u ts-l7 (, u
grain, which grows nowhere but in . favored To-
80. 4. A. IT.I,.., .e A.. M....,,...h.i. - -.
eailty W tio aiiey W wv ioeo'Vnbeho'@1A"e SoA'-
t.;,;ns, M nartirla of deeinrioua adrn;1t,r.. a
, 1860-07-27

The New Orleans Delta Of the goth ult. says:
sour criminal calendar for the month Of June
looms up pretty large. On Friday, the 10th,
one man was hung for murder; three are in Jail
under sentence of death; seven will be tried for
murder between this and the goth instant; the
Grand Jury has found true bills against four
more for the same crime, and three others as
accessories. Besides this long list, there are
three other murder cases awaiting examination.
, 1860-07-27
CAUTTONT.

AuS SBEeatteputAuOn VI tho AOHnhA W uto-
KY; imported exclusively BY ourselves has in
duced parties in San francisco TO put up a cheap
article Of Whisky, in imitation packages; brand
ing It
"EUREKA wHfsKf;%
using the same style Of letter as on the genuine
imported article, and also, using our shipping
mark ~. T D." sometimes lrahsposing The let
ters to avoid detection "a ~
This common Whisky is palhed Of; TO large
extent, on the unsuspecting purchaser for the
GENUINE EUREKA, thus enabling the seller
to make large profits On cheap Imitation whis-
ky, which is sold On The reputation Of the genuine
article.
To protect ourselves, and enable purchasers to
guard against imposition, every package Of the
GENUINE EUREizk WHISKY
will, in future, have the. following brand, viz:
FHa evVlL NEWELL \ CO., .. -" 4
burnt into the head. l esf $3.50 flst s.
Purchasers win please take particular notice
Of this brand, ks none other Is genuine. N
WlI: NEWELL 4 co., ssa 'a
Nii4 b4sa1ra San Franeisc6,
ga "a . S0Lt AdEsTA
Nork --The genuine EUREKA WHISKY Is
for sale by most Of the Liquor Houses in San
Francisco. " e-l:tf
, 1860-07-27

~ NV T01E7 April TTTT7 I7T7T
IhaVs analyssd sample o. . lsalyas Aromnllc Valley
WHISKY, and hnd b pure article Of ans navor, and
without any dsslsFious admlxture ...i
, 1860-07-27

GREAT REDUCTION IETHE lRIlE 1f
BOARD AND LoDolNol

As ALI OTHER HOTEL fkEnrrna AZ.
"A dress he phlo n general = o l1s I5l@II d .II|
beef fumpuddIng elh butter, 1l1l 1nl II.1 II|0| |H
ether artIclra 10 ngmzIoul . mll1|Qn. IN I1 r10 |
ne world N general whom IICd Thompson u|I1I .I.||
cn MS occasion. IN dlpQllnG q hl 11gl aIIlI 81.
en.louelS and modelail cpu.lmlrI DR.. N1NnI1n N n
inform ne puhlc that he has llld % and renovated o. ..
I'D and capacun1 house On Ae corner a o1uH1||| .|
Mnn streets, IN th1 poruoul and thriving cI u |I0|
which commands not only in gon Of e city. but .
unobguced view of he Sound and aif9nI o11lII NI1
travellers and others a. Al tines, usI dag, b. NN
1omeIy accommodated 10 rI11Il 1l f1nII. ard n C.
siderable expense, hc haa engaged ilonlrlr n ~ It
French cook, uho u spare no pains % 11I1 I|III|I
WIN the AID or Commodore Hcr1nfon have 0|II| n.
services Of distinguished CrIoli4sf1n In1 NINlI IN
dom, uho un walters % NJ IllIilI n1II1nI ~
Ceclllall N question hare formed n1l n Tie nI'I |H|
YehS household, but after natnranl becHll c'II1' T
ngi 70 tha Fraser nvr lQlln11l where l NIII| I10|
dors fsho ha{ latln en- hlllill N llc1ouI fIr|[I |
Il considerable epcuae ne anxious AID tl1II t.I
and ~ ior lhcn1vsa Another nna1 rl111nIIT IIII|
should paTonile q hoy ea|Gl ~ ~ u1II'
nor driven cot o. Tie holl1 ~ 1fuu14 q
Ihe that used % five c(liI ha1 -. l|II1I "a a
your humble servant has dtI|rl = 19 N b 1|I.I'1
ooiIllps my motto shall -, ne111loIlh and I1IIII1
~pLENTf 10 kAI, ANn. 20 CNIINH
Eat, hungry Traveller, eat en- rQ1 Nl.I-
You know don't crrlll-drnI al III Iu.I
I've trusted too many, end lnund no I1|I|
% nov mnll stop 4, o. - ~ ~ tfcIn
eitf Z. y. THOMPSON.
rropEleinr % T1omraon'I IIrI1I|
eI0 al1IIrrouM, W. r.
, 1860-07-27
GALLAGHER'S
HARDWARE EsTABLIsHMENT,
Commercial street, st.llaeosu,. W.T..

GEORGE GALLAGHER,
Dealer In Stoves, Hardware, Tinwnre, Agrleul-
tural implements, &c.,
ITAs ON HAND. AND OFFERS FOR SALE
II large and we selected stock Of The above articles
the lowest Fates
Tnwars and Sheet Iron work Of every description manu-
eured TO order at short notice. and forwarded % any patof
the country. An orders promptly attended %.
adGs9 oEOI0E GALLAGHER,
Sly Commercial d, Gteilacoom.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-08-04

MILKING BY MACHINERY. Not exactly by
a steam engine, nor by water power. though
that is in favor with milkmen. but by a
machine driven by hand. power. In short u
hand pump, moved by two handles, like the
hand bellows and performing the operation
ny the principle of an air pump suction
The machine Is attached 10 pail, and set on
a stool under the u,lder. the four teats insert.
ed in four tubes, and the pump operated and
the milk drawn, and conveyed hv conduc.
tor into the pail. the inventor says, in mar
"ellou>ly short time; say three minutes for
an ordinary cow milking entirely clear,
and without injury to the cows; in fact he
says, to her advantage, as it is beneficial to
have the work done quickly; and the
machine is intended to do it quicker than it
is possible by hand. II is said also that COWS
stand this machine milking more gently than
by hand. At any rate the contrivance is an
ingenious one. and we have no doubt will
work. Its practical utility we can vouch
for. We only chronicle the fact of the recent
invention ola Milking Machine. The man
ner of its constr uctian is simple enough. 1t
consists Of two diaphragm pumps made of
tin aud India rubber. so arranged as to be
easy ia ken apart for washing The teat cups
are made taptring to fit any size. and attach.
ed by flexible joints so as to spread apart to
suit wide-speaJing tea.s, or those more con
,racted. II is possible it will prove very
useful invention. If so. we presume that far.
McrS will hear more Of it.