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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-31

The Titusville Herald says: New we'll
struck on Ricketts, farm, near Plumer.
Pumping 25 barrels heavy oil per day.
Depth Of well TO feet.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07

ESTIMATE OF THE TAX RATE FOR 1857
The Committee on Finance OF Councils have not
yet received the estimates for 1867 from all tn
departments, and therefore cannot determine
the rate OF tax for 1867. Some of the commit
tee are anxious TO reduce the present amount
to $3.50 on the 500; but Others contend that
nothing less than the present rate will do,
because OF extraordinary appropriations made
during 1866, which will cause deficiency of
@oout 81 0OO, 900, which includes 5000, 900 to be
paid the State for back taxes. The probability
IS that the committee will agree to report to
Councils the rate of 81 on the 500.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07
SELECTION OF VARIETIES,
DEATH OF A PHILADELpH1A INvENroR

DEATH OF A PHILADELPHIA INVENTOR.
rived at Halifax yesterday, Is announced i,o
death of Mr. Jacob Snider, welhknowr. pbiio Le
delphia citizen: Whep. d poor lad. ..,e entered
sne s hSn9I gu estaens s-srNent vi Nr. John Vaughan,
SnsdeGy S ~ 20 MS lusrY and tnteerity finally sue
1 y ais BUSINESS, establishing himself as
me sYtFchant, for many years in Walnut street,
above Front aud afterwards, removing above
Third street. Some years ago he went abroad
to England, Ind devoted himself to the i'm
prOvement of firearms He invented breech-
loading rife which possessed such valuable
features thst it was adopted by the British Gov
eminent for the army, but the inventor was
never offered but comparative pittance for this
great service, which he refused to accept as an
equivalent. The latter years of his fife were
spent II poverty, and on the 10th instant he died
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
L r. I U M p III s o f
MARvINS SAFE.
NHwpERN, N. O., septemher "a. 1ssa

NRwBKRH, N. O., September "a 1866
WIN. H. OLIVER, Eq, Agent for Marvin & Co
DEAR SIR :-At the late terrible Fire on Middle
street, which destroyed our Banking House. we had
two OF your safes. One of them was removed and
we were moving the ohsr, when we were dIrected
TO leave the Office, as an adjoining building was
about being blown up. The entire row OF bniidin@s
was consumed, but ON opening the Safe we had tie
Satisfaction OF finding everything inside perfect
10 can cbeerfully recommend them as beng per.
fectly fIeproof as We have examined two others of
your make which were in the same fire. both OF
which reserved the books and papers that were In
them. Yours respectfully,
DISOSWAY, GUION & Co.,
Bankers.
NEwBERN, N @ September "a, 1866
WV, n. OLIVER, ESQ, Agent for Marvin & Co.
DEAR SIR;-I had at my store one of your safes
MY building, situated on Middle street, was con-
sumed In the late terrible confagration.
am pleased to say opening the safe, every
OOok and paper was found TO be In perfect order.
more intense fire could scarcely be conceived Of
Aours huly, JOHN DILWORTH g. Co.
u NEwBERN, n. c., September "a, 1866.
wv. n. OIVER, Es q, Agent for Marvin g. Co.
DhAk eIR;-One OF your safes 1000 a most severe
uial IN my store at the late fire on Middle street
my store was situated IN row of large wooden
DulloinRs the burning of which made a most IN
out victorious '"' '"' '"A' '""ho
On opening II, every book and paper was found
IN pellect state OF preservation.
very respectfully, i. BAER.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE LECrUREs.-The
brst lecture Of the. Franklin Institute Winter
Course was delivered last evening BY Professor
Henry Morton, and was largely attended. The
subject was, Electricity and its Luminous
tnects," and the Professor treated of the pre-
sent Ineory OF electricity, aud the various means
lor developing the torce-frst by friction;
second, by induction; and third, by galvaniC
nuucton. Various experiments were made;
some oil them with the new Holtz machine the
most powerful instrument ever inven ted; others
Dy the Ruhmkor6 coil, capable from its po wer
OF producing fatal effect with single spark.
Luminous phenomena, most brilliant in appear
ahce, were developed with both of these ma
chlnes, and called forth very lively manifesto
tons OF pleasure from the audience.
YESTERDAYS LIST OF ACCIDENTS. -
Jonathan Longootem, thirty-one years old
residing in Hamilton street, west of Nineteenth
while saving stone yesterday at Whitney a
Co.'s works, had an arm fractured
Richard Larcombe, thirty years old residing
at No. $40 Passyunk road, had one OF his hands
crushed by steam engine yesterday.
John Bryns thirty-fve years old residing at
NO. lO6 Carpenter street, had leg fractured
yesterday, by shook of slaves falling on 1t at
cooper-shop in otsego street, near Washington
avenue.
William Sullivan, fifty years old, residing in
Ledger place, while working at one of the
wharves on the Delaware, fell and broke an
arm. All the above were admitted into the
Hospital.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07

TIE GIPsIEs AGAIN.-Some months ago
nnhlic attention was directed to the existence
OF > band Of gipsies in West Philadelphia. On
Sunday last they again appeared, and settled
near Christ Church Hospital: They built them
selves houses of brush and leaves, and ranged
the disappearance of chickens and turkeys from
ihe neighb0rhoOd. The neighbors became en-
ragged, and the gipsies have been notified 10
Vecate by the police.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07
GOVERNMENT SALES
I ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING. CAMP AVN
IL GARRISON EQUlPAGE. AMI
CHIEF QUARrKR1 AsTER's OFY1un.
DEPor OF WAsHfRorop.

- NNAASAoVN hQOiN AOEs
CHIEF QUARTKRl AsTKR's OF11on
DEPor OF WAsHfRorop
WARRINGTON, D. O., November b lef8 1
y VIII DO sold, BY direction Of che Quartermsster.
General y. on MONDAY Y, November 10, oommoneina
thomas, NJ. 5. K, AZ Armory Square Dcno4''
seventh street, below Pennsyivana avenue, the ioI
About bout 1900 Axesj 1850 Picks; 1900 Hatcheto.
ARSSt 6 10 600 Axe Handles 5000 Pick Handles and
:, These goods are NEW and IN ORIGINAL,
wMnSES, aDn,ac,nsS, and were manufactured by Hunt
'r'i Beatty Co.. and other.
1900 Greatcoats-HarnoSsO1, AhB0uL h
a0yU Infantry Overcoats-black
2b0 Cavalry Jackets.
lsOO pairs TTowseTs-black. All ne " goods
consisting of S'-'U Nio'ninR' eVeb
GIT,eai;Soa,s. In,ar;. Knapsacks and Hsver.
eenIhhuIy OVerc0ats, sacks,
Sack Coats, Shades
Jackets, lShovels
Hats, Ixas
Woolen and Rubber Mess Pans
m Disankets' Large lot of Tents aud
pea No.o7nio GHSks s.,o. Tent Poles, Old Rope,
GOODS mutt be removed within i've days from dau
p permsmCssh' in in Government funds.
General d. II. RuoKER.
Assletant QuarfermRsLer- General
CHARLES II. rONPKINs
~ III oVS DnR'"den., Quartermaster.
GALE OF CONDEMNED oRDNANCF ANN
- ORDNANCE STORES. -"
-, viii be sold at Public Auci ion, at FORTRESS
MONROE, Old Point omiort, Virginia,
On THURSDAY,
I'D day Of November, 1896, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ n
large quantity OF Stores consisting In part, of the
1onoWing articles, viz
26 Field and Siege Cannon, cast iron, of various
cahbres,
bl.e7o Shot, Shells and Spherical Case for Smooth
Bole AT ki6ed Guns
~ Merrilrs Carbnes, new and repaired.
oU0 Enfield Rifed Muskets, CAT. 677.
~ Henry's and Spencer's Repeating X fes.
0VV Eoreign Rifles, "Austrian," Ca. "a.
6ovV ovV Smooth bore huskets, Nod. 1912, Cal go.
Cal. 60. uo' al'erea 10 percussion
10 do. do. do. Flint Lock Cal GO.
Cal. 36 A'~'S'
1868 Cavalry and Artillery sabres
I'll Swords, Musician and nom Commissioned
officers.
Fourteen days will be allowed for the removal Of
stores
Terms of sale-Cash.
Capt. of Ord. and Bvt. Col u. 8. A..
IL lSt Commanding.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-07

SLIGHT FIRE.-This morning, at halfpast
one O'Clock, fire broke out in stable belong
above Sixth street. Officer Gillis being promptly
on the spot, in connection with a citizen, sue
ceeded in extinguishing it before much damage
was done. The firing was the work of an incen-
diary.
, 1866-12-18

= Tcmoranda.
ArNyA1, Or fHE -PHofr1LSn MAty1.-Tnts
eteana. commanded by Captain A. Rcsd, mud
owned. by The Northern Transportation ii1r,
made this port in sa@et! ycs:c1d.y mornlnr, alter
I voyaae or twentJ-two days from Oedcnsbursa-
61uooNxR GAAk Cock Asaonx.-1he 4Luau-
kee Sentinek, ef YESTERDAY, says: " Tao sch ,orer
Game Cock, Of Hacine, Is fe2ortcu ash 'Er, high
and dry. twentJkix n1llrs south of Maufstce.
Ehp Was bopnd rom Rkcina to pefe Marquette
for cargo Of lumber. having been chartered by
James Ludtngton, Of MI Tan1ec. She wifi p.ob-
ATTY be get oi. in the ss1ns, although sen.o faars
nrn expxee ked thai she will prove total 1osa Tnc
GAME Cock ia ten ycars old, having beca hoi;k in
Eufs1o IN ls8, by +. ". Jonee, aLss has rcye.
ocen extensively repaired. She IL vessel VI -
tons 6urthen, and 7tos H.:
NEW VEsarL-We }ca1n that Me<<rs Stokes l.
Lauzhitn, .hIp-hui!dcrs ic shcooyszn, hara tali
the keel Of laree n-u vessel tos Chlcssu parttcs
T1ss1L N DIsrnEss--4 schooceS Il rcpo.tcd
aground ard ir distress oS Point au Pe ee. aud in
c1ca: dagger OF eufaC 10 pieces. TIE Det.ott
GI.t5f1s<1 says aid bag been sent to lie untortu.
nste vessel.
Tro TSroa.-Tbc w1ecilne tuc Union, t:an,atp
Charles Roach, departed yesterday, 10 % 10 the
Assistance Of tic bark Champion, wt,e., uas DIS
messed several days since, nnd at present In has-
bot At the soath Mauitou Island
1uk dA441 0"E3s-Ane h1ng9&9u Fa$J c1SeS
the following history OF TIE schooner Carr 1en,
which w.a 1oet short tine since on laIc Er1e:
.1his vessel has st1snse history, ru.l Of ca
naluee. She ~ss bullr as bargs aaout twelve
yeasn AGO. being emplo;ed between K,a.ston and
Montreal, nnfsl aho Anrk IN one Of the 81 Law
EeTce KApids With q po.ttca Of her crew Of French
Canadians. shs WIS afterwards raised and t3we,I
10 this port, where she was rebuilt = propclIe:
AID named The fisherman. After Eunntr. fur d
couple 3l years. she blew no In Torcnto 6srbor,
cansinE The detiA Of several Of her crew. l1inc
s9n ssa o. nt. none.msn. toandsymaa, cf tals d.y.
she seain etancrt bands. and her new owner cut
her the Toronto. Not long sitter she Mas ,lsIreis
ashots At -Four Nile Point .. the lake cr,canc. to
ms tatoot, during violent ISL gale nnd all her
estW we1e either drowned N tbs cahir or f-o-rn
70 DEATH The vessel wus eooa ate. toned OF and
sepairesi. being registered as the storA. Suhs..-
Eow ended her l1l-sa.ed career by finding ws.err
grave for her crew IN the decp waters Of In :.
Eric. with only hef cid tlmhess for their cofin..
, 1866-12-18

. metfgaetd p.enit1s OF The condition broke a
1 ueaGs o1s1bsAirilE Aaf.farttou Of bis dshoy INT
receipt Of the Itn's ard pEp8ts. huf TIE eoV AAy
be tulkd b. The staiuio Of 1'u1tauons. n uoihef
c1scF.
:. FA1I-Ent,y ha.1t, ,A< forzaosxTt ~ D.
kdsfE. Equity follows he law, and wh0 tlo
enty u balsr foreclosure BY bG sia no DC
q. JIns7A11oH IAws-th.lr oyeetend g<s The
tsl loo ettsy or bar the Ari1on. In fi1seen'esfs
The debt IL barred. and the presumption Of xin'
cntshmeE1 u raited, nd a. ihe DostEazt u ID
e.deLt uf the teol, when tbe GebA Il baTse the
nEut OF c'tty 1nuer Ae 1u01.sa.e and tho H. ol
=. sAHz-GaS el he dit. II the dsht t~ero
peiita ~ Judgment or decree, tbe noyssr
eonn lot BE- CT forced end tbs foreclosure ozrtj,
~ ssd .sc SANG result Ia produced wbcn The satute
toFeeIote By setrr fc.7as Ii ,he nu,tyica con-
aA,su cosenant for the pgyment Of the macy.
dtIIil twenty seaIs h4u elsptea. i.nsnueh / tic
statple anehnrt<es ahc dental Ct judgment BY
ahat Wit within uat period.
. laHAk ". r pDH0. ...
!. tkHptd n5teS. Note not
snmreo nrder tho revenue laus Of The, GcscFal
esiGSTee. may be referred TO for kbe p7ruse OF
e1ta!mtE ahe evidence OF A witness Al to thc
amcnht o5 money dns on a settlement
S41E.-H hen 1huB sdl01tIod, Il will opsfaE
~ evidence fcr both paft1es. II 1t has 1 ttndi.
uon. OF prosiccs fus the payment uf lhe nott out
" peflenlar fund, and In particular Eo1e. it
VIII ne tsfdctec Of thai fact. aud Will opera to
e1thtn the evidence Of the witness to the adian-
lhce of The neiencant. And the platntiI must
bt1QtE he can Freovcf
, 1866-12-18
1Ae New Totk Central Esatlrona.

-, ihe control Of the great New York Cen.
III ..a1 hailtoaa las passed Into new hands.
The Copi1rhcad ring" or A,b,nv w.
rency, Which for many re,rs IA aoaay Ds ~, I'VE.
cerporaijon 6,r ~ ss.a uas used that
Ir,na,ss.: ~. tne rtomofton OF pattiean
,,a.1s n.noe'a.!e l"l'sics. las ut Inst tecu un.
hoIseu. The New York Herald, Of Sunday
Last. says;
THE great strnr,,, c,r
tic late Dean Ricsmona 'os ~ ,he on shoes Of
the New York Central ;,os'ra anu we control oi
on Wednesday in tl.c eni,1n ,atoaa nrns terminatSd
Old direction and ,c .Icc,' Geef,nsow 1l the
entirc new board Only three na,ss nsa11y n9i az
aprcar u,nn 1 ,i,c H., .anasement 1a Of the road
Corning, Chrdell and Wbtner ThMessts' r. s,
lion OF The Two latter was nrcsss,rE inc re,ea-
sequence Of their lnovicdrc eSs oT ~. 10 con.
OF the old board. The ccct;on ~ ~ ssaness Esaatss
I0sn,hE snS VA Va ms,o Personal eradication,
rcarccly be- be- taiis1,nd ~ % oef s rerc. lie would
director in board ,U orcs ~ uh;c' y minority h
supreme fcr 50 n,anv rears WHICH, ae ruled
AIessIs. Errn ' nna ~ enrs. ,.,.,
men, and possess uuoucsii,,ncd NOD sGhaae hn1I.sale
, 1866-12-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,
OFFrcH OF TIE CnIcA1o Tc1rTSr ,
MONDAY ErE.'Z:G, D, tem5.r Il, 1866,

OEFfcr OF TIE Cn1cA1o Tr1rTTr,
.-. MONDAY EfEz;!.;G, q. tfna5tf IL, 1856.
BEEF CATTLE--S1thtn.: splr,d q. the "a I'd. Ia
Cay. to vary tic Cacal quiet ut Mondays ma.s m.
fcrc.pd were Light and with but meas.o A,.uasoca
ofboJess a1d With very ttlo delrAble atock In t,e
Ntss transactions were necessarily Lra,trd Not
eaoesh - accomplished In the ray Of sales to war.
TINT change in aun.at1oE, stoch the o7taio1 s.cn.
70 te pretty eane.lJ cptcstalrt that with anv sa!n.
IKE largo af7vnls during the week prices would ycaA
biz reedt. cestAtniY tor cosan4ou and 1afe.1os
eEsdet-theud the receipts CT such be ioefal-horS,
~4I III Al probability be compelled 70 accept much
Lower rats thaE Eafo ruled heretofore. Good fat
huf.h.Fs' STOCK AID g1od straight s:!lpp1uk
heeScs, ara the trsdct1 mest'y in drmaad
At present. and drovers Will con4pts tnsie own
Interests best By cntntnR their purchase, pruciruly
10 thtte descriptions. The Lcasy kncr stosu Of Sat-
urdhy nirhi aEd Sunday rcnte1ea tic open yan,s ex.
ccec1ngy unecEfAttIht Er Cattle, thou.h t..c Hog
Ind sttep peas Etre toerably well protested. Tne
mstktt r1a5 te quoted dull aod nom1.a1 u S15G3
e.tcS for Inferior 10 choce.
TX GS-ILe market VIA Acuve for MaudaY. all the
o1eHiuEt-e1Ettactns ztout 5000 heAd-be1o9 readily
co1td stt At p.1ces to erably we'll up t1 the c1ctrk
rates * Saturday. FaektEI shout Ae on5 crcrs
terr uocgt ttw to.es vent into lhe ha1as Of ship
pen aud city bEtete,s Sales were made at r.1ccs
hanging ffon, {5.5I GU ior nnon 10 Ssn6 10 co7
Etot to choice E0Ss- Tbs bulk Of the one-iass bow.
eser, wete taLtn at and wittn Tho range cf $s
The n!aEset cleEEA weak II Gccltr of "a 11c iou IS
1tfGc receipts Aft ~niIclp2.ed.
, 1866-12-18

y 0EDlNANCE granting permission
ia t . Nam Scott to Lay down a1d operate f,tl
1;tttsra5sn.a by tag Common cosnet1 crnx CIR, .,
uEstc7 uEtc7pN ]. That permission b hereby v7zntet {,
ntt! md y Epa Maxwell stEeet a. IL fnr,r.ton ~
Hf.k T!te AitensH Fuaet; theree orr aad acrusa
itfTFt 70 The rorth line Of the xrp1ncs or ne
- hssu. fort Mhy1c Chicago Rai!ruad CutouanT
Hr ~ q enabling kald Munn Soon to u1I.
Pst!s g and easy connection betT esn hsir eio
H!aaie sontn ol Twelfth st1eet md the Ch!tSgn
.sf, ~. md thr Chicago B1Ilagtan d Q1ineV
- n kFofid.d. how eTtr. sad Mnnu + >cpie
.9 !nto bo0d with ss1d ctty in The sc3 ct -
IH1 GoAafA before ayiaG saId u1cx 10 10 So
~ We Mayor, 70 hol a1a sase tne city tsfu1-
r ~ a43asex costs And expenses Hhse7rf IN
!. - - y Lne paAaaxe Ct this ordnance or tha
LEE ana ore:as!aE Aa!d r:aeS: -L.d pruF JuT:acr
- assepJ Et1nted saail be snhecs 70 all
d n5n - S pAseed: iHd prorfitt d1to, T11s
-aHaH ens q repeal. md In c2se Of srpcai Al gaS
katsEe9 EeiGb1 Kr7ttel shall ceate md deIereisc e.
fd EroftdrF} }uI1Arr. That ls1 grant or p.rt.sIc4
a.Esoy - tesa!1 limited 70 perto<. ros GceedeE
Nc SAss IT N Tho pA5aAEe Of tie pfi.tQEe ut-
~ oiaetEtse ordered ty sbe Cou:dL the tsd Munu
y sGHn, taeH Representatives Hztx1s snAu t1ka ID
remove The tAc1e At the end Of aaid period on
stsEs q toH nEs3t1aIce. thct deAult tho ttty
Y e5eS! tse Sans taken NJ st the expense o1 sat1
f1f8cd December : l&A
ApptoTel D-cembT ), ls6A
Attest: a. Il BopxAS. CITY Csslk,
, 1866-12-18
THE SThEET CABS.
Rlockaded By the xnow-H Festtna
LcLte,ss

Yesterday was IN Improbable dAy for stock
holders In tie dirsrcnt city railway companies.
Randolph street IVES thoroughly bloekadcd. and
aanouf Ge cara might be end to run on S:nle
and Madison ttrtets, OCCASIONALLY. their velocity
they stopped .aiher suddenly. xbieh they did, oa
IN nrcsase, couple OF nDts or 10 In thcir transit
tsem one ttseet 10 another. One Of them e:arltd
suec,, with iour hosres il ifont 1t haI past eleven
=. H., Ius, after the conductor had said 10 tbs
driver, "hetp tight rcin, old fellow, md don't
The rats " nearly two houIs naiie, foT, pcihsps,
lnlf squs.c, When, all at once, It bscslne stz-
tionary. VERY singular proeeediug," said one
cosi.te Grove. = was iold tnat tass coach, BE-.
,eergIEE ernE to ths ne W. es,fain to eet
and puea he anoW away ron
looking AZ ist eeod run, the
on The !sun, nna ihe hosse: wsso admoats @ M led 10
more aloue. ltwn no 20. Th-n came another
,nhspee2n 65 conductor and dtiyer Al the end Of
door, and said: Gentlemen, us my opin,on M % .hs
h'rd "hceis don't stand square on The rails, and II
SS.nse IN hurry 70 get home to dinner, you'd
issy ,adn'! Ats @SsS oe co. .ss Sa'' en-; "a;
ees e. f;sssa5 and afass e. o. f, .oss AZ
~ carried Eu'fcicrt number Of mis-, and p.Yed
eaouEH e.accs NJ. Nentf-nyt years ago. 10 last
:, s;e niite strne, nnd aout think want any more
BI bard labor, and lhe frequent use OF .wo
EonosSllahlet, Tue csr HnE, alter dstent1on Of
Quartet Of All hour, .ghied. and The pros
Feet was hri]liant tor rapid voyage; IN
1acr, 1t Mss 20 brilliant thai The cor.duc-
ter considered himself 1nsrhed Ia punching
the tickets; md This operation was nccot tlnciJ
eonmene go A. ths very moment the car reached
puncl4.d the ticket Of every passenger bnt one,
thd ~tcn tie owner Of that ticket YVES asked for
It. be tatd. very firmly, "Im Obliged 10 sou ppt
must 70 litt!c iu1ther before tilow you to
otthCure MY rasteboaId.'' The copductor was on
The point Of tying to throw the passenger into
The thoV. when lie beard Tnmbilnr sound under
The caf; then jolt WAS percep.ibIe on tho ricnl
eide OF TIC car, then another on tho LETT thtp
tAe car gaze strong symptoms ct tnrn1n, over;
tht n ludy eaid. ''Dtar me!" then a man soTd
Something tboul blet.lag TIE car from one cad 60
lhe othcti and then car and passcpeerx were an-
narcn'ly about half way between the trnck naa
tsukee koti1lson'h ncGascsic, and stationary at
hat- II u to BE- pseaumed that lhc car held
1eeeiheS. 1t reached Cottage Cro,a sometime last
light, providing. OF cou1hc that rtecryr fu5cc Of
horset and drivers were stationed at proper t:te.
fala flchE tho southern part OF the route
Ih- changes aEn that cars Will run pretty rr.u-
la'Iy on all the Ecutcs io-day- We believe tha
managers Of thr di.Ircnt lines have done ali thai
lay III thclr power in the mailer, End that they
Will eont1hnc to do untii the complete removal Of
tttt h1nr rEnde
, 1866-12-18
SCIENCE.

Preparation Of OzWts,--A new process
has been patented In France for obtaining
supply OF oxygen Cns from common ar of
means ofhiglly oxyEcnated comronnos. snen
as chromates and bi"chronases, ,,asS ans
ola portion Of their oxygen by means oil steam,
have the power Of absorbing oxygen aRain
when exposed ~ dry, heated ar. Iheir
improvement consists In making the acttoh
continuous By placing IN reto,t 0n1 ,nto 2. tRe
retoft q: current Of steam. A current OF o1y'
zen Is ca1ried otf and collected In gns.hold'
or, while the steam Is condensed 70 wafer.
When oxygen has erased 70 be eliminated,
current q dry heated as ,.arhs Is asa no1tion OF
Oxygen, and is again ready for thc neuon o.
stcnn.- Thus by the a1ternAte action OF air
and steam, tho sarno tonponno R,oouss
oxygen for m unlimited period oa,t.lmV me Ptv'
and ,nsv vet be Of considerable importance
III ~ D1n4 Sa,iarrie -4c;d In 1'ne9dr.-A Ger
nm Journal publishes neat process, Ehteh
1nay Be thus briefly stated. lnto the smessr
noiI ' ,he solution down to half its original
r"r4inn of iodine" II the vinegar be pnrc
fhc utuul lluc tint will be shown, but II II %
odultcratcd with sulphuric acid NO such col
oration will take place, because nc aetion
Of this acid upon starch converts II 'nto eiu'
O1mo;ic 1'rnos. for SEPARATING Sl7ar;-1n
France sugar has latcly been separated from
lcct molasscs by applying the osmose psinci'
! NE. Tbc membrane used Is paper'parch
| mcpt, Water Il passed upward and molaste:
duwnwn1d on opposite sides Of tho mem
! tTauc. WI T., IL,
French Academy, states that fity per cent
| more ozonc Is prod uccd In the electeolysss O
| wafer, when The poles gre Of lead, than wher
| thev pIc made OF platinum. He conjecture!
ihe increase Is The result Of secondary actor
! Of layer Of oxyd on the elcctrode.
| Cuyboiie or Picnic dcid.-Thls compound
| reccItly found 60 efficient as q disIn &ectant
is now used for internal dislufcctlon, In tlt
F6oudine.-Hcsec has discovered new
I aIlaloid in tho red poppy; H. is also fount
| in GOOD opium. II Il soluble In water, 2lco
hol, and ether, and csystallizes from the las
Pnro6nf for Prrssyring Aeas.-During thI
1,tc meeting Of the Pritish Association q
NnftinrhnIa, at ONO Of the sofrtes, specimen!
Of meat preserved In paEa1ne were exhibited
The r.pceks consists In tho immersion o
fJcsh.mcat In paratine ut 4 Temperature Q
80 degrees F., long enough TO effect con
ceuira,iop OF the juices Of tho meat and 4
cspel the nlr, Aftcrward coatsng Of par
aiinc Is applied to exclude the aiE and pre-
scnt decomposition.
, 1866-12-18
NOTICE.

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