Trsn,s.ed from the National Zeituns for The Union.


The Type-Composing Machine.
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VIENNA, Occ rs. Ioio.


The article in your paper Of the 29th OF last month,
ON the invention OF ,ypecolnposng machine Dy
Tschulik, has created an agreeable surprise, espe-
cialy In Bohemia the country OF the inventor
Those who have been too precipitately inclined 10
consider this invention among the transient hum
bugs ofthe day will not little be taken aback by
the information that already call, on advantageous
terms has been extended 10 the Inventor by one oi
the most celebrated printing establishments IN the
North of Germany IF a. Brockhans. at Leipslcl
and that even still more hatteriDg advances have
been made 10 him AS 10 the supplementary appa
ratus for distributing and asserting letters the con-
struction Of which is just now engaging the atien-
ton of Mr. Tschulik and already so far advanced as
TO render complete success certain, al presen; only
the following meagrc idea can be communicated,
VIZ that the distribution and replacing OF the let
ters Is also effected by means Of keys, at the same
time that vehicle rails ID moving forward ana
backward over the form, the matter OF which IS 10
be distributed and replaced. mechanlclan at
Presburg, by the name OF Peter Won hilngei' nao'
in 1887 constructed distributing and asserting ap
paratus and after having accomplished thus, taken
to the constructing of a type-composlng machine
for which he in 1873. received bounty Of 6,i00
forms currency from the Emperor OF Austria,
whilst at the same time iointsto company had
been formed for the prosecution OF the same OBJ
,ect. OF both Of these machines nothing has been
beard since.


MIR. Tschulik. reversing the order Of proceeding,
did not undertake the contrisance of distributing
and filing machine before he had done with thar OF
a type-cornposDg one; and has we repeat, succeed
ed most trumphanty. Most ingenious and 10 the
purpose is, as we have been informed The principle
Invented by the superintendent of the Imperial and
State printing establishment at Vienna, on which
distributing and asserting apparatus, based on cyn
drical motion, is to be constructed and which ePpa
ratus can be attached Immediately behind and over
Mr.. Tschulik's composing machine, so as to PERFORM
during the day. its fold operation simultaneously
with the former, and by means of the same steam
power On The other hand, when the composing
machine is at rest. as at night. the apparatus could
be wound up like clock work; when, left 10 itself
alone and without any aid whatever from human
hand. it would work on throughout the night, until
the whole matter-such as for instance, that of n
mammoth sheet like The London Times-bad been
taken up and distributed. Augsburg paper