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Improped Car5ias.--Ihe Army and n. S1. lsl. wy Chronicle for last month, giyes lns s;ns. TO lowing description of the improved a e'iO@i' aO,p. lately introduced as the arms oi 'as 1a1 I,1s.s ry of the United States. il viii doisg'' prove an effective instrument oi wafla.s pso.

 The carbine IS of pecullal, ,,9 pssa ,,ass, ton; it is on the principle of Hulls a,a,. ,,lli1 loads on the, breeeh, and the part eop,a, ssp. ing the charge is 50 constructed as z .ori1e. v T arate from the barrel by means ol p spd and This part may be called the challlpsl' asd ;tis ifs is about six inches long; when loaaFs' 'ber if easily returned to its posltIoil' apu ..h.bole, the percussion cap is put on the 'o''s sao,,ires and the piece is ready for firing, Il .I,b ,g9 ons, no ramrod, yet il is iuriiisiiis ,s;aer. and which answers the purpose of w'Pe ee,'al n when drawn out, makes bayans' aad ,d < a length to inc barrel of ihe peee,s sals g niece very formidable weapon. The wlio's " sad car4 weighs seven pounds and a hail. la aIs

 ries balls twenty four to the poai''