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NAUTICAL INvENTIoN.--The Philadelphia Mort
american records a valuable nautical invention
wh'chis attracting much attention. 1t is an nveD
ION OF X. z. Holmes, agent for the underwater
Capt May, and is pronounced by the frs, scamer
me grea'st Improvement ever accomplished in tn
machinery of ofsteering vessels. The great dffcuI
ues under which the steering gear of ships labor
are completely obyated by il. The making sIsci
OF the vibration OF the tilIer and the change in h
rlIer-rope are entirely prevented By the ixe,l po
mon OF the machinery, the ropes always lead IA
through the blocks and wind regularly, thus avoid
my all chafng OF one part against the face Of b
other All danger of accident to the steersman, toe
IN strong currents from the stacking of the rope,
rendered Impossible. So taut and yet SO simple
We machinery, that instead of the constant wachin!
OF the wheel, heretofore required and the Frequently
harassing labor Of the helmsman child amOs
could manage It IN the heaviest sea; and in gale o.
wind q vessel would almost lay to ITSELF The pnn
ciple is two barrels or drums instead of one. AZ
last es Inc rope aecumulaies upon the upper one, 4
IS carried of by the lower one. The invention Is
ne" feature IN mechanics, nothing like il having
been discovered IN the books at the Patent Office