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We learn from Washington, that the committee
OF the House, who have this matter in charge, will,
probably, make their report on this new invention
OF Captain Taylor, in a few days-an invention
having for its object the defence Of all our seaport
by moving apparatus, a sub marine principle
We understand the committee have examined all
the models and plans of Mr.. Taylor and the inven-
tion has struck them with much force, that they
mean to make report in favor of an appropria ton
by the Government, in order to test its practical
billly at once. BY this new invention, every sea-
port IN the United States could be successfully de-
Tended, at a very small expense, aRd with the
greatest expedition, against all the navies OF the
world


The principle of Mr.. Taylor's invention is founded
upon combination of galvanism and his SUBJ
marine apparatus. BY this plan every part and por-
ton OF the harbor of New York could be placed in
such strong position as to deal destruction in any
attempt that may be made, by any navy in the
world, to enter it. success of this new appica-
tion CT the galvanic principle to the submarine
apparatus, will render entirely unnecessary all the
vast expenses incurred in fortifying seaports which
create SO xluch unnecessary expense in keeping
them in repair.


1t is particularly important that fair experiment
should be made on this new Invention, ana Its
practlcabiy for the defence Of seaports should be
tested forthwith The state OF our foreign relations
demands the earliest movements in the matter II
it should succeed, every commercial port in the
country could be fortified at comparatively tring
expense and rendered impregnable to the hostile
armies and navies Of the world. There ought to
be no delay allowed in the matter.


AppIvAJ or THE PAcR -TUo eketa arrived
yesterday-the Ashburton, from Liverpool; and
Baltimore, from Havre-both report exceedingly
rough weather. The ship Indiana, Capt Bennett,
also arrived from Liverpool, having been out since
the 10Th Of December. Capt. B. reports seeing
number of inward bouad vessels on the coast. II
the wind should continue favorable, we shall have
all those, now due, in port, before another week
expires.


GAIT. TYBRINa.-We learn, by the arrival Of the
bark Curtis, from Malaga, that Capt. John Tybring,