The Sun. — 1861-10-21 (London, England)

MACHINE FOR MAKING CONCRETE.—A simple machine for this purpose is used in Germany. It is composed of a cylinder 13ft. long and 4ft. diameter, open at its ends, and turning upon an axis inclined to the horizon. The stone and the mortar are thrown from a barrow into a bop • per, which delivers them into the cylinder at its upper end. The mixture is effected by the rotation of the cylinder, the lower end of which delivers the beton either into barrows or cars. The interior of the cylinder is smooth, and lined with sheet-iron ; the proportion of the materials is made by regulating the number of barrows of mortar and those of stone cast into the hopper. At one place the cylinder was inclined to the horizon one-thirteenth; it made from 15 to 20 turns per minute, and the mixture was perfect. The cylinder was driven by a belt pasting directly over its outer surface. Notion was given by a engine, which worked at the same time a strong mortar-mill. This machine easily made from 104 to 131 cubic yards in ten hours.—Builder. LADvERTISEMENT.I—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills.— Take Warning.—The fearful number of deaths in the metropolis and elsewhere from cholera and diarrhoea should put all on their guard. The first symptoms must be combated or collapse may come on. Holloway's Ointment, should be well and frequently rubbed over the belly, which should afterwards be encased in flannel. Holloway's Pills should be taken at the same time to prevent the gular distribution of blood which oppresses the bowels in these diseases. All may rely °f theestaaladY, dies. The Ointment penetrates to the seat ence • while where it exerts its cooling and soothirg oin IvAs.cd-for proc.uc th!3lineirnegnief the Pills arrest the vomitin and perspiration.  We are well aware that your hearts *beat with peopleo r:eovue rnt increasedtryie im. nt an dwas se joy at the victory of the mthualttiitfudouerorfaynokusrwcoeurerangoetoums through the same'fatality which pie,B cli • • pon ~t greater number of the nations of Europe, • and which divides and separates them,_ while _ ethey endeavour by the natural course of progress to unite and to combine in ono single family. "Nevertheless, De Flotte•liaroche; and 'a crowd. of your chivalrous brothers sealed with their blood on the field of battle for liberty the imperishable bond which henceforth will bind the two peoples. aa fraternityrerr e vc ofc nll neEPots do not wish Yes! nations wish to understand each other, and desire s The the d cabe law —the Divine emanation of Christ, exists in the conscience ni every it. one—it is the most lofty' among the aspirations of suffering nations. The, hypocritical. egotism _Of false worldly grandeur frowns at ;it .from beneath its leaden hood, and raises by' falsehocid , and .cor ruption every kind of obstacle to its accomplishment.. ,  "We demand employment, bread, and mutual love. We are answered with rifles, bomb-shells, and iron-cased ships—as if destruction -were the only means of coming to a good understanding. Courage, nevertheless, my brave friends ! It is a fact that-Europe nevi : preseutt,sublirne sTectacle of association which she does at present. A cry of distress in any corner of this old mistress of the world resounds in the hearts of the masses, and their all-powerful voice of reprpbation causes the barbarous autocrats to become pale. "The Haynans of despotism will not appear with impunity in the presence of the operatives of Europe, and the stain of their crimes is more ineffaceable than the mark of a red-hot iron. The day is not far off when the accomplice .of tyrants, the priest of Rome, shall be forced tOffik a refuge far from the land which he rendered‘deSolate during SO many years. The blood of the innocent Locatelli, and of the thousand victims of whom he is the murderer, will pursue him throughout the surface of the globe like the avenging sword of the Cherubim, and peoples emancipated from his infectiou s contact will much more easily, by taking each other's hand, march towards the humanitary object."—l am, gratefully for life, your devoted " 0.