AMERICAN VS.. ENGLISH MAcH1NERY.-Th,
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AMERICAN VS.. ENGLISH MACHINERY. N.
York News mentions circumstance which
shows that American talent and industry have at
length succeeded in constructing machinery of a
very complicated nature, in a style much superior
to the French and English artisans The brig
Carol, which cleared at New York on Friday
last for Alexandria, (Egypt.) is freighted with
machinery of American manufacture, and carries
out company of Americans, who have entered
into an arrangement with all agent Of the Pacha OF
Egypt for the establishment Of mills for husking
rice, and for the extraction Of oil from cotton seed
Various attempts, it is added, have already been
made, both by French and English mechanics, to
bring into operation mills of this description; but
through defect in the machinery, their projects
have invariably proved abortve. At length Me-
hemet Ali resolved to try the mechanical genius
of America; and hence the present expedition has
been fitted out, and we are happy to add, with
every prospect of success-that is, if the prac-
teal skill of the engineers, and the science of the
superintendent arc considered guarantees of such
result. The machinery is from the West Point
foundery.-Gen. of Lib.