Show S M wo PAPER AND CLOTH FROM CORN tho the washington has the following interest interesting ipg statements concerning 6 the new material for paper increasing consumption and advancing prices have llave been for yearb years admonishing paper makers and the public of the necessity for new paper material many substitutes have been beed tried straw a cheap material obtainable in unlimited quantities was made available for coarse paper japer but it has lias only met the demand in ill a very limited degree A ye arago year ago or more some specimen of paper radd faid paid to have havo been made from malye maiyo fi abre 16 1 were exhibited at ilie the rooms oatha of tho department of agriculture as the product ifan af pf an experiment conducted I 1 in in austria under imperial patronage it seems that the experiments have llave been persevered in and extended I 1 the hon isaac newton the commissioner of agriculture hais hals hah has just received from austria a package package eo containing tin in the most remarkable results of the manufacture of indian corn it embraces paper apparently equal to the tile ninea finest linen paper and evidently superior in point of superiority some of it is thought to be a good substitute for parchment specimens of colored paper piper arc are remarkable for fur their evenness and delicacy paper very light e and transparent is included trac tracing J ng and drawing papers preferred by ar tibits V to those of en english lish and french manufacture cigarette te papers black and brown flower paper in beautiful colors for the tho malting making r of artificial flowers silk bilk paper laper of several beveral quail ties tica in all sixty samples of paper thick and thin ute white and colora colored substantially mehul useful and delicately ornamental the a wonder of ingenuity and Y illustrate the tile power of invention to cr create now firm from common materials I 1 and the tile utility of patient effort in developing the perfection of skill in industry nor or Is this all bleached and tillor unbleached crash erash of several beveral kinds are exhibited hibi hibl med ted frommie frob from dle dlo tho the same material the fi bre of corn torn hubke the outer covering of 0 the ear car called in our southern states shucks but perhaps the most successful resul tsin hean heavy y R fabrics is oilcloth abr floors of which two different dif dit derent colors ar are shown both apparently of superior durability the process of paper making has been for several years in development the spinning and weaving of maize maiza was commenced late in 1862 botel processes have been patented in austria and other european countries and in this country these results have been attained under the direction of dr chevalier auer d Wels weis baek back director of the imperial Y printing antin establishment at vienna and ind superintendent dent of the imperial paper mills milli at austria all portions port pott pol ions lons of the husk kusk husk are ire converted into paper tuni 40 tufi spinning OP or husk chichis which 19 mixed with common flour nineteen per cent of paper liaa ten of spi spinning fining material and eleven of feed are obtain obtained d together niti making kins king forty per cent leaving a refuse of sixty per cent inu much ii of oft it nine line fibre fiare I 1 dmd and gluten en which may yet be filtered alid and utilized I 1 nor does the invention even in iasin its infancy lack the important element of profit an expenditure of flo hins and a net profit of GO fl erins ering exclusive of rent and use of capital employed more alore particular information lilay maybe be gathered at the DepaTti department nent of agriculture f A whann AT PEAS 1 the rho rhe dinner was a capital one the tile cunard directors directory are ire tre famous for good feeding needing and judge father to my young companion played bayed an excellent knife and fork A dish ish of peas came round the last of the marrow fats the latest peas of summer and ind indeed d I 1 cannot conceive from what remote market the steamboat purveyors had been barred in etto this vegetable for some sonio weeks 1 I am very fond of peas and was waa rejoiced to see my favorite ones again and d I 1 anxiously awaited their arri arrival vid miss Tipp miffs julia and meto mere a as t the le F rench french would say had each cach taken a decorous spoonful from the flying and anal now the black waiter was ottering oti ott bring ering the delicacy to himself enough being left for nive five persons at least what was iny my horror to behold the iho judge deliberately monopolize the th whole sweep as I 1 live every pea into his own plate and turning to me with a greasy smile remark stranger gor im a whale at peas blach black laek laeh woods magazine ATLANTA AND ITS fortifications some idea of the difficulties sher mans troops have dad llad had to encounter in the their r approach to atlanta may bo be fo found d und in in perusing the following brief sketch of an army correspondent writing from that region I 1 imagine alithe all ail the country between the Ana toona mountains and the chatta boochie river plowed into huge ridges on an average once irl ili kever heter five miles continuous cribb cribe built of ralls rails and poleg polca or oftener of huge logs logo twelve miles long filled with dirt wrenched cl out from froni the tile clenched roots ora ofa of a geor georgia ia foret forest forc st four feet high an ani eix six feet wide glad running through the thic thie thickest kest keet woods moods and cleared fields alike always two oftener three and sometimes even favo five linch lines dep deep t and all finished perfectly and polished the 1 he trenches put ut down square and true alid tho parapets shaped as s if ir with the hile square and plummet and you have a faint conc conception of the mazes of rebel fortifications through which this army has fought and flanked blanked ats fat way ay thus far into the tile confederacy z ICE A lif lir n tilo tile problem of suspending life by freezing seems to be accumulating dama data peri perch and mullet have been beair carried from lake champlain to caa terri cities frozen perfectly solid andon being put into a tub of water havi erime crime too as lively as ever A female convict in sweden is in ice ico on experiment A nian man was found lately I 1 in switzerland who gave signs of lifo life after being frozen for nine months the power of stopping while the tiie world goes on may be the next wonder ice houses housea may rodn bo advertised advertis cd with comfortable arrangements for skipping an epoch or walting waiting for the next gener tion uon 1 7 A few days ago the marshal marshai of nevada arrested acl aci ael a citizen then far violating g a town ordinance tho the marshal marshai and another swore they raw paw him commit the ou enee three others swore thy tincy did not see sec him commit it the majority carried the day and tilo the man nian waa wah ftp uio quitted to ridicule old age la is like pouring in the if dorning morning eold cold water into ule tile bea bed in which you may have to el loep leep at night |