Improved Mode of warming Dwellings.
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The improvements in the method of warming
dwelling houses which have been introduced into
the CITY Of New.York within the last two years,
have effected almost entire revolution IN this de-
partment Of our domestic arrangements Mr. h L.
Miller, OF Brooklyn was the first to introduce among
US the present admirable system OF airfurnaces he
has recently, however, introduced into his own
house SO Clark-st. an arrangement for warming 6y
air rGdated from ear-heated surfaces only in other
words hotwater furnace OF entirely new cons'ruc
ton The apparatus placed in the lower basement Of
the house occupies space than an ordinary hot
air furnace and distributes the heat through the house
in the usual way of the furnace but the effect
of the quantity of fuel under ignition and the character
of the heat are truly astonishing and delightful. The
combustion of the fuel is regulated with the greatest
precision by of selfactng daper which he has
introduced and which worked by the expansion OF wa
ter and combined. TO consume any desirable
quantity of COAL from so 100 lbs in the twentyfour
hours according the of the weather The space
warmed TO the temperature OF os or 20 degrees
comprises TWO very large four story houses 81 feet front
By so feet deep containing about thirty rooms. The heat


sy be carried to any desirable distance say from
two hundred feet from the urrace-charber and its ca
paci,y for hestng may be proportional 10 buildings Of
SIZE Qlle pcSuAl1A puiAJ So-NS4.HJ VI 'AS
atmosphere produced b. this mode OF heating renders
il particularly desirable for dellnghouses apartments
for the sick, conserva,ories, sc. &c.


Mr. has erected his furnace, not only for the pur-
pose of warming his house but for exhibiting its opera
ton which ne viii be happy TO do to any gentleman
who may wish TO render his own house more than COM
Portable, in the most eectual and economical manner.


DEATH OF JUDGE ToMPKISs.-The painful duty
deyolyes upon US of announcing the death OF Caleb
Tompkns Esq for many years past the First Judge OF
the County Courts of this County. He expired at his
residence in Scarsdale the st inst in the sh year OF
his ace As citizen and neighbor, the deceased was
esteemed by ALL in s the social relations he was most
exemplary He had many friends, and few If any there
were who entertained toward him unkind thoughts.


TWestchester Co. State Jour.
MURDER AT CovINeToS.-We learn verbally
tina, two men named Jack Baldwin and Morgan,
being frolic on Christmas day quarrelied and In
fight which ensued. Morgan Bit Oft BALDWIN, ear Bald
win hereupon picked up his gun and shot Morgan dead
, Baldwin is now in Covington jail. N y. PC 80
II The Bangor Democrat announces that sena-
tor Fairfield vii! not leave mis- party TO sustain the
present Tariff with the Whigs-but will favor an
essential modification Of the Tariff, and will so vote
without doubt