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TIE HAT MANUFACTURES -Messrs. R. w. Peck, S. Go. of Brooklyn, have now in operation a machine for manufacturing hats that is perfectly wonderful, and will en- able them to undersell every body in crea- ton, we should think. The material is ta- ken through box 60 or 70 feet long, and in its passage, the fur is separated from the hair by means of certain complicated ma chinery, and falls like flakes of snow into a reservoir, and is then converted into webs that look more like gossamer than any thing else. It is then wound off like silk from cocoon, and made into hat bodies of any re- quired dimensions. The whole process is IS not only marvellous, but it is unique. Nothing like IS to be found in the world, and it makes the old mode look clumsy enough in all conscience. One of the wheels em- ployed in making the fur fly'' inthis strange contrivance revolves only seven thousand times minute. That is all! The inge- nious inventors of this most important im- proYement deserve well of their country.

 NY. Cour. & Enq.

 