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Among the many valuable and important inven
tons of the day, none is more worthy of our con
sideraton than that of F. p. Dimplel Esq, of New
York. We refer to his 'Fuel Saving and Spark
Consuming apparatus" lately tested and its merits
successfully proved upon the Stonington Railroad
By this machine the annoyance ofsparks to tray.
elers on railway cars is entirely done away. No
spark is to be seen, nor particle Of smoke. All
is consumed in the furnace. Said machine is very
simple in its construction, and is intended to re-
tain all the heat. 1t is affixed to the bottom of the
engine, below the boiler, and by the aid of a fan
blower the motion Of which is gained by a
simple pully attached to the wheel, the heat is
caused to revolve, passing through the tubes OF
the boiler and machine. in reciprocal succession
The saving of fuel is abuot one quarer.-Porp.
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