{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Speaking of American artistists and American
inventions, the Paris correspondent of the Atlas
says


Turning from the beautiful to the useful,
am happy to chronicle the success of Col. Ham
ilton's ingenious machine for saving ship timber,
which has been visited by all the naval and me
chanical authorities, who speak Of it in terms Of
unqualified pIaise. The Minister Of the Marine
has contracted for the saving of a frame of fri
cate at the Toulon dock yard, and should the
machine perform it as it is expected it will, he
will purchase it at the price demanded-6OO, 700
francs. A share of the patent here belongs to j.
w. Cochran, who has has now five Of the Steam
Fxcavators at work on the different railroad lines,
and is constructing steam pile driver, on the
American model"