From ske Ne.e- Herk S.er.
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ARrIrIcIAL MA ARBlE CorffNsl-4-W We sonne time since alluded to the fact of Mr. Parker's cement having been proposed tO be applied to the making of cOiiins. We have sidce had an interview with Mr. White, one ofthe gentle- men who has obtained patent for this nov q species of manufacsase.s ar. White has left a sample of the cement thus preFafed. at our office, where the curious may call an0vpe, it. It is certainly another extraordinary eyi- denee of the snecess and rapidity with which the inventive genius of our cOuntPymen strikes out new paths and new discoveries in the arts. while the older nations of the eastll'ass creeP- ing behind Ns ut the slow a6d crawling pace of the snail or slOth. The samrle Of cement in question is almost tw0.tkissis of ai inch in thickness, solid aad hard, yst light iD its tex tuse, and on the outside polished and varnish. ed of "a dark walnut coios. This glazing or yarnish, Mir. White informs 0s, may be made

 as we soggested to hin, in imitation ofma-

 h0gany. maple, rose. os any Other eleg4nt

 wood. The cotiins it is presumed, ars t0 ho

 made with Id separate. Alter the body is piAced init. thickness Of cement u Co be lnid

 on the edge of the coffin to connect the id.