Y He I RIB U N E,
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER j, 1871.
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srexARryr ARMoR.-The Boston Daily Advcr-
..or contains notice of public experiment made
., ,ha, city By Capt. Taylor the inventor Of new
lind Of Submarine Armor, which promises to be
If the highes; utility in exploring the wonders and


=. securing the treasures of the deep. The arrnor
consists Of dress of India rubber CLOTH supported
bv ribs and hoops Of copper, arranged so as to re
s;st the immense pressure of the water. helmet,
or bead.pieco of metal covers the head and ,houl-
3ers, and this the other parts of the arnor are
csreiully screwed. This helmet is large enough
10 contain considerable supply Of air, which IS
constantly renewed by means OF forcing pump at
the surface OF tho water a lantern forms par;
Of the apparatus, the light in which is supplied
with the air which passes out from the helmet to
make way for the constant fresh supply. The
helmet is provided with glass window, so that
The diver can make accurate observations Of any
Thing at whatever depth, provided he has light
IN his un,ern. Should any difficulty occur in the
engagement of the ropes or breathing apparatus,
by throwing of ballast the whole viii instantly
r,e to the surface. The experiment was highly
successful and satisfactory,