New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
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u NfOrsc's New DIRK and 0filnS Electro
ps,et IN. frsr pnFt Il The Oag Teie-
graphic Line Ne"York to Tue 'reseFuHost point OF
Gomez Island leave 10 sts that tey propose 10 employ
ana in the vicinity ohe island suitable sal ant news boats
purpose OF 5osru I'll vessels arriving from foreign
or coastyv-e ports also ie-bos 10 board all vessels IN
distress and to report Immediately all Inel 3.cce
De Cnt1n-d from Them nj hr Telegraph once II his ci.y
viii placed Bulletin for the INSPECTION or
70 the Teegraph!c Bulletin and Foreign News Room might
be illustrated by referring the made OF the recent I'M
intelligence brought By The Great 81 Hair aEd 4 eat
Western when boarded ny -pecaios at distance from
n. place OF Their destination.
l. must appear obvious also 10 others interested In various
branches OF business this mode Of instantaneous CON-
mancaton Of intelligence with them not so much mat
Ter Of choice OF necessity for without awaiting them
selves OF T. they necessarily behind others IN INST
which Is essenus! TO the success OF their business III
therefore, intention Place Subscribers in posses
zion OF all foreign in advance FOR other means
10 hRcHASIS We may say inst their interests, often
times safety in trude depends haying 10 The
Hest inorston and it should fall into the hands Of
few exclusive spectators.
To INSURANCE COMPANIES, in the risks and negotiations.
for risks requiring the earliest information from vessels and
other properly.
To BRoxsas in being constantly advised OF the produce
and exchange markets Foreign Ports without which
:egeuce they advisedly either for themselves
To BANKERS in the receipt OF The earliest possible
formation from abroad respecting the variations the Money
To Masters os VESSELS coming on our coast
nGeute their owners consgneess,
and IN Stress of weather the means for the most speedy
~ Puors, must he apparen, the advantages ST knowing
What vessel approaching our coast their hearings, dis
tances. &c.
To EoIoRs requiring from lie nature of ther vocstion
and % -cts evrry And " important intelligence with the
greasiest despatch.
To GovER%,ENr in having The facilities of commune
eating with vessels Of and the revenue on iher ap.
proacu near our nar5o may be OF vital importance AnG
o.n expenditure 0f zine and treasure required
In the coming in ard going oat OF PORT.
And 10 tire PoLcE, N securing such information ~ shall
anticipate accomplishment fraud. Ard the escape OF
crnnals.-An h-se become deeply Interested 10 the news
be ohiane! from M Te!t graph and especially rom
In addition The line Completed the Proprietors
propose 10 run Immediately oitonal Tclesraphc line
to Fire Tard Inlet" 80 miles beyond the present
terminus. when the complete means for obtaining al
the information above proposed will established, and
whence ike 10 be nstantan-ously comnuni
Gated 10 their Office and Bulletin IN this city The sill
greater advantages 10 be derived from this by our sub
scrbers be- obvious them once this distant
point ia of often days sail from the harbor.
But another and highly important advantage proposed by
the Propreor their Subscribers the connection esab
-hei by them with the Boston and Oug Teegrapc Line
nearly completed, by which all the important news
Will be instantly Communicated by private vocabulary,
wir the line under between this city and
Boston completed 10 their Office and placed or ther b-
in this city, simultaneously With its announcement in
Boston, thus giving subscribers equal advantages with
the most favored IN Boston After vessels have I.t TINS
port also. Intelligence arriving from all parts o Tue country
may be transmitted and delivered on board OF outward
bound vessels. when sixty eighty niles distant from
New York winch must be OF the greatest importance 10 al
Interested
TINS Propositions is made by the Proprietors OF the
Telegraph, with the conviction that the Merchants and
Others Interested viii come forward und sustain the
and 10 themselves Ia
making il what IL really should be-, public utility.
The Office of the Proprietors is established in DORIS
Granite Building. the Merchants Exchange where
the Bulletins will be conveniently placed for The use OF sub
scrbers and for :tn only The terms of Subscription
Twelve Dollars per annu. One Dollar per month, which
admits Subscribers 10 the Office and Bulletins.
P. S.-FOr all communications sent over this line not
embraced in the furnished Subscribers arit OF
charges will be hereafter liked. -
dis COLT kOBINSON-
r. Hydropnthic InstifuIion.-George T. Dexter
NJ D. mas established nm HydroPathic Institution for the
Of disease upon the cold water system at the cen
tra and pleasant village Of Moristowu " j. The efficacy
generally admitted and many parts OF Europe and our
country has suspended the OF ofdugs and med
cinn In both and chronic Diseases such as evers
rheumatism, govt paralysis scrouls, spinal diseases. IN
Guiding and dstoons dyspepsia, and host o
ills which the action OF cold water rapid ana
permanent At seZirg upon the cause Of disease u
greatly The OF human misery ana suffering
and produces radical of dease when other means
and treatment have aed In the graphic language OF b-
under the cold nature leaves the BODY
instructive tendency Which IL always Toward re-
ccvery 4 series oreactiun commences ana the CON
stituon il not only amended it undergoes change" Dr.
Dexter recently returned from Europe ana has made his
OF baths SC aferte pan OF Press
nz himself. 1t vii he the aim OF the proprietor While ne
offers 10 invads tie OF relief from disease to give
them the comfort and convenences OF home Morris'
Town delightfully."- situated surrounded on all sides win
the aids appliances which will effect IN carrying
oi the cold water treatment The Morris and Essex Rail-
road terminates distance from the Institution and car
rag-s ready all times convey patients 10 ana from
the establishment ms I'M