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Approximation English friends seem to be outstripping even the ingenious manu- lecturers of Roxbury and Lynn, in tho application of India Rubber. Experi- ments are now being made at Portsmouth by the British Government, with India rub Der gun breachings, to break the coil of the gun; also of shoppers of the same material for cables, to prevent the drag of the anchor, or the breaking of the cable and hauser ropes. Mir. Siever, the sculp- tor, is the inventor. There are 100 tons or more of caoutchouc now annually im- ported into Britain, and some of the West India planters are planting their estates with the tree, which is the Hapia Guiancn. sis, species of fig. The India rubber is also now used in ropes, being intertwined with the hempen strands. '

 TN. Y. Sior.