{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The Office of the Treasurer of East Ten
nessee was broken open on the night of the
Goth ult. and robbed of between . and $4,000
A hole was bored in the door, by which the
robber was able to raise the cross-bar which
secured the door, and having thus gained ad-
mittance, effected the robbery.


A new steam engine has been invented by
Mr.. Matthew CluF, of Norfolk, which is thus
described in the Beacon:--


A very correct idea of it may be formed by
supposing one end of plain tube. ot any d.
mensions required, to be inserted into boil
er, round which slow fire is made, and the
other end entering the bottom, reservoir OF
water heated by the steam continually pass
ing into it through the tube. In the reser-
voir a wheel with buckets, similar to that OF
an over shot mill, revolves on common axis
deriving its motion, (Which is rapid and OF
power susceptible of any augmentation de-
sired) from the steam which in its ascent
from the bottom of the reservoir where the
tube enters. continually fills the buckets and
gives the wheel the necessary impetus.