Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-01
VOL. X |. \ O. 50.
BEAUTIFUL INVENTION.

~ Wy "hiou tue beautiful ana exact Ter
RESERVATIONS OF the camera obscara, ar,
converted into permanent picture. tbs
Will open a new era in landscape naiDt
ing, and perhaps even in the art Of deli..
ealing the human countenance. And ,yb,
knows but panorama scenes nav -, l.,
impressed in this way, not afer ineoi.,
toll by mans poor Initiative. imnars,,,
art, bat by the exact proportional and
minute impress Of natures own neacil
dfpt not in the colors CT the chemist fnr
in the pure, ethereal, aA-pervading lirht
of heaven! Oh! what a glorious IT..
umph will art have achieved, when she
has conducted us, poor wanderers, back
to nature! -..~ ...-..--.
! We regret to learn that the house o.
M. Daguerre containing his phiIosophiesI
implements, has been consumed by fir,.
but we are glad to learn that the valuabls
secret has. not been lost. The best De.
scription of it that we have seen, is in
letter of Professor Morse, the inventor 0,
the Magnetic Telegraph. dated at Paris.
and published in the New-Y ork OBSERVE
Ch TVatcIman.
| The day before yesterday, the lib,
called on NJ Daguerfe, at his rooms !,
the Diorama. 70 see these admirable re.
, suits. They are produced on lne,alli:
surface, the-principal pieces about inch.
es by 5, and they resemble aguatnt en-.
cravings, fo- they are in sim pie chilrc
oscuro, and not in colors But the ex
; quisite> minuteness Of the delineatioa car
not be conceived. No painting OF en-
, craving ever approached ii. For exam.
y pie: In view up the street, ds.an,
' sign would be perceived, AMI the ey.
/ could just discern that there were lines Of
> letters -npon ii, bat SO minute rs not 70 BE-
:. read with the naked eye By tue asss,.
). ance Of perverted tens, which mlgaihsi
4? 50times, applied to the delinra.ioa, every
) letter was clearly and distinctly esib.e,
e and'so also were the minutesl breaks aat
;. lines in the walls of the buildings. anil
a The pavemenss Of the street. Tie ,f,c.
Of the leEs upon the picture was in a
= great degree like that of the telescope in
# nature.
e Objects moving are not imprcsscl--
II The Boulevard so constantly filed wi;ha
moving throng of pedestrians ana Ca,
d. RIGGS, was perfectly solitary, eyccr an
}! Individual who was having his boJ.
K, brushed. His feet were compelled, Of
T. course, to BE- stationary for some time, on
III being on4he box Of The. bo3-black, at
li the other on the ground. Consequently
"a his boots and legs are well defined, bl
he is without body OF head bscause lh.s-
h were in motion.
ID The impressions of Interior views ar
5, Rembrandt perfected. One of Ne. d..
IT plates is an impression of a spider. Ias
Is spider was not bigger than the head Of .
IN large pin, but the image inagnifiel &.
~ the solar microscope 10 the s:z. Of III.
SIS palm of the han |, having been impress.
ry on the plate, AMI examined thru n a
lens, was further mlgnili.d, -aal sl,FaI
o. a minuteness of o-gmizllion hitherto aa
'f- seen TO exist You perceive how tl.,
he discovery is, therefore, about T. o3.a
ry new field of research IN the derls 81
he microscopic nature. We are soon ln &C.
all if the minute has discovera6le Limits TT
ne naturalist is to have new king !am 9.
n explore, as mach beyond the m;cr3scor
re- us the microscope is beyond the max j egr
or From the Esst.
ms The accounts fram Central Asa e
nv by 10 means satisfactory. There l.
no longer any on ,s:ioa tut u. .r.1's
D I oi~tlerat, Khan Ran. has united win BIS
MS former enemies, the rulers of Ctb1I al.
els Chdahar,. against The aTgrrssions @. ,'
d Anglo-indian government PrsraEla.
nj We're making throughout Afgha1isla g
10 give.tbe Invaders warm reception.
mi The fortress of Allen, in ARABIA. l
ar been taken by British expedition ,-a
the Bombly, IS British s)!iiers AMI lJJ d.
Ter the Arabs being killed.
vas Tae prospect OF al extensive war ~.
lds the Burmese was becoming daily s.:gas
er.-N Y.Spec. --...
The following is from the London Morn.a- P..,,
The intelligence from Inf.a CONTRIB
Of The worst anticipations. The army
ISL Sir John keene was retrea,in@, the -
or des having assumed decidedly rs.
IA position. Capt. Blrnrs. who hli be-
nd sent forward 10 reconnoilrc, reported .ii
ers The passes were all strongly fortified. al'
the would be, as he judged. obs,naie.r l-
ms, ienlei. The troops were suffering ir'2
I'm want OF provisions AMI other nscessar'f..
and It is stated that the loss OF men g.
. ready amounted 10 1900, a..hoG-a IDS.
.ro have not as yet encountered an eneng.~
- The directors of the East Indil Con
,be ny, are extremely urgent in their d-msnl
srs that the European army 10 In.a So.
,rs be reinforced 10 grea, exen', AM ".-
g. the utmost speed.
Al /. BELsIUH.-The Chamber al penH.s
aitpr I5 DAYS If 4. hat. ,sr.s.,.I I'D, a.ts.