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TuE FUNERAL. soLEMNITIEs.

Below we present the order to by our cii | in commemorang the death of ex President Gen | ARTILLERY. | A detachment of the State Artillery will fire guns al day. 25th ins and minute guns from the moving of the Procession Government street to it's arrival the | Theatre. | PROGRAMME | For WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, in memory of General ANDREW JACKSON. | First Volunteer Regiment. Major General and Brigadier General and Suite. Officers of the Army and Navy of the United States Officers and Revolutionary Soldiers. Soldiers of the late War. Music. % Marshal's Aid Chief Engineer and Assistants. Fire Companies. | Fire Wardens.
 President and Officers of Fremens Charitable Associsn l Music. Marshal's Aid Masonic Lodge No. 40. | Royal Arch Chapter. Lodge of Odd Fellows. Marshars Aid, Hihernian Society. Franklin Society. Typographical Society. St Andrew Society. Samaritan Society. | German Fusier Society. Music. Natives of Louisiana. MarshaPs Aid.
 Officers of Corporate Societies from adjoining counties. Port Wardens and Harbor Master. Masters of Vessels in port.
 Judges and Officers United States and State and County Courts. Committee of Arrangements. Clergy and Orator.
 Mayor of the city and Presidents of the Board Of Com mon Council and Al lermen. Aldermen and City Councilmen. Strangers Citizens J The whole under command of Col THOS w. MCCOY, Chief Marshal. Tnos. c. BRowN, SIDNEY SMITH. Jos FLA, COLIN J. McRAE, Gr The procession will be formed s4 o'clock, the south side of Govenmen, st. the right resting Jackson st, and move down Government to Royal st, thence the Theatre, where EULoGY will be pronounced by DANIEL CHANDLER, Esq. After the services at the Theltre the different Companies and Societies will be dismissed 10 their respective Chiefs.
 p The Dress Circle will be reserved for the Ladies who particularly requested to attend
 UThe different Societies embraced in the Programme respectfully invited to co operate in the ceremonies of the day. and will please report to the Chief Mar shal on their arrival on the ground.
 uJ The Committee would respectfully request that the Bells of the different Churches be oled during the pro- cession and that business be suspended aer 10 o'clock
 pCaptans of Vessels in port invited to hoist their flags at half mast.
 COMMITTEE PART OF CORPORATION. lard, John Hurel, and Wethefby Aldermen, Joseph
 Clements, c. Cuyier, and P. B. Taylor
 COMMITTEES ON PART OF CITIZENS. Messrs Thos. McGran, John K. Collins, Thos. Hoand B. B. Breedin, Jos 5eawe B. F. Boardm 1n, and A. R.
 Meser. je2l
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MOBILE, June 21, l845.

MOBILE, June Fl, lS46. Agreeaby to notice, meeting of the Natives of Louisiana took place at the Mayors office on the 21st inst On motion, LEWIS GUERIEeER Esq :, called to the chair, and J. B. Irinchard appon. ted Secretary. The Chairman having briefly stated the objects of the meeting. motion, a committee of was appointed to draft resolutions, to express the feeling of this meeting. The following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted-viz. Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God 10 remove from Gen. ANDREW JACKSON, the defender of his country and exChief strale of the United States of America, and natives of Louisiana m particular, feel the deepest gratitude for the emi- nent services he has rendered in saving our native land from invading foe, feel il to be our duty to pay to his memory all the respect in our power. Be Il futrhr resolped. That bow with due sub mission to the acts of an nscrutible Providence. Be it further rcsotucd. That we will wear crape on the left arm, or other symbol of mourning, for the space of thirty days, testimony of our deep sorrow and respect for lhe deceased.
 And be further resolped, That we will in a body join the funeral procession 10 take place on Wednes day next, and hereby respectfully invite all former residents of New Orleans in this city to join us On motion, rssoiued, That the proceedings of this meeting be published
 L. GUERINGER, Chairman. J. B, TRINCHARD, Sec'y.
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n5- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.--P Publication days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To insure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed m by o'clock in the evening.
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A LAY CoEvEHTIoN ot the M. E. Church in Kentucky cslled consider ihs action lhe min. issrs at the Louisville Convention in relation to the separation of the body into northern and southern divisions. The Convention is called for the Ist of October next.
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Governor Fitzpatrick has appointed JAMEs R. CLARK Chancellor of the middle district, in place of JOSHUA L, MARTIN, resigned. Mir. Clark has already entered upon the duties of office and is hold | ing court in Dallas.
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UsAMARITAN SOCIETY OF MOBILE-The an- nua meeting of this Society held in the Custom House, on Fridas evening. 6th inst, RUFus GREENE, President, in the Chair, and DANIEL MCNEIL acting Secretary.
 The meeting having been called to orer and there be- Ing constitutional quorum present, the report or the Secretary for the past year called for This officer being absent. was presented. The Treasuer's report then called for, by which u appeared the 10 ial amount of money received during the year wa. s6O2 55, and the amount of disbursements $I65 IA Messrs w. J. Ledvard, Daniel Wheeler and Edw- Jones were appointed 10 nominate suitable persons for officers of this Society the ensuing year, reported tho following, viz;
 A. KNAPP, lst Vice President
 EMAsUEL JONES, 2d do
 DANIEL MoNEILL, Secretary.
 c. HORTON, Treasurer.
 teUstt JOHN TISsMAS, lSg
 D. D. CRANE, ISc
 WALTER SMITH, }Es r GEORGE F. BooNE, SE
 sAm'L. w. ALLEN. So Thla nomination being placed before he meeting unanimously confirmed. Ordered That the proceedings of this meeting pub ished. The meeting then adjourned.
 RUFUS GREENE. President DANIEL McNBILL, 6ec'y. jc24K TUYn HIRED Qo,. C,- ,h. .,r...,.,- Anry ,o
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lo- The rsmains of Gen SENTaANAr who WAS killed by the Mexcans lew months since, under circumstances of great baarity, at Tobasco, have been brought to New Orleans for intermeut. The General had married in New Orleans and was much beloved by his connexions there.
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The eastern mail Jailed on Sunday, but came through yesterday in full
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nrs-Tbe friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him us candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couutv, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 3ote-
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IF The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER LIN will support him as a Candidate for he office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. myl9 l45
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ny-The undersigned announces himself as a can didaic for Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of Mobile coun ty, at the ensuing August election; ,su
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O5- To the Voters of Mobile cOunry: We are au- t.orzed to announee DRURY THOMPSON as g candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk ofhe County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election febS 60tile*
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O0-I offer my name 10 the voters of Mobile county as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county the ensuing August elecion
 myA EDWIN RUST.
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EXPdANRTS,

NEW-YORK-Per brig Morea-335 bales cotton, 3 tons old iron cask, bbl copper, bXs mdse.
 PROVIDENCE-Per brig Commsrce-l0O,O00 t lum-
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bS-We are requested to announce EDWARD B. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhl1
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Dr1- The friends of A c. WALKER announce him as candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county al inc ensuing August elsction.s je3
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f1TThe friends of THOMAS G. NEWBOLD will support hir for County Tax Collector at inc en- suing August election je3 157*
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The town of Fayetteville, (N. O. has been visit ed by another destructive fire. It is not 20 exten .ive as the rat fire of 1881, but it IS described as having destroyed the best part of the business DOT
 ton of the town, and the best stocks of goods Fifty three front tenements were destroyed besides ware- houses and rear buildings. The estimated loss is from s3nO, ,O0O to s4O0,O0O.
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Qt5 The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al lhe election in August next. ianI6 4Ote*
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In the celebrated case of SALLY MILLER, the Supreme Court of Louisiana has decided in her ia vor. It is very curious case. The plaintiff alle- ges that she IS white, and was born in Germany of German parents-tlat she came to this country with when she was an infant in 1878, and died shortly af- ter. JOHN F. MILLER alleges that she was his property, born a slave, brought up by him such, and sold as such. A great deal of testimony has been taken, and the cause carried through several Courts, till the Supreme Conr, has decided that her claim is yalid-that she was born free.
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Fer CIerk of aIae

Fer CIork Of He COWmty COuFt'
 NJ- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as a can ddale for the office of Clerk of he County Court at the ensuing election. jelOs
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hy- The friends of JOSEPH CURRAN wall sup- port him candidate for the niice of Tax ole, Tor of Mobile county al the ensuing August election jel9
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MOBILE
Tuesday Morning, June 94, 1s45 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL RRY,
 OF LIMES1 ONE

FOR coNGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT, EDW, A D s. RGAN,
 OF MOBILE.
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REGEaa,rs nR COT,rnr
usaSzE NS.IeuyS.

Per steamboat Jim fin Yienna-E L Andrews & co Is baes; Rves Battle & co g; Tartt, Stewart co 3; Ru pert & McLeand l.
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Cie,.I5 of sI,e CircSif Co1rI

Fer Clerk of the Circuit Court.
 fJ- am candidate for reelection to the oinee of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the s"s"us snIs AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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For County Tax Collector.

For County Tax COlIecfOr. gtS- The friends oi BENI. ROBERTS, Esq, viii support him for lhe office of Tax Collector for Mobile county, at the ensuing election 's je2l
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HrmUTUAL SAFETY ENDURANCE CO sfNew-York-A Dividend of rwENTY-THREE AND hALs EH cEsT was declared on the 9th inst Capital increased to SIX HUNDRED AND slxTfssEtkF TH0UsAHD DOLLARS. Total as sets over million of dollars.
 Persons who did business with the Agency during the yen just ended ill receive their Dividends m Scrip In February. ,,, Hnneaons for INSURANCE will be received at the office = inc hoency corner of St Francis and Roya-ss, up stairs jahisl ROBERT s. BUNKER. Agent
 nr HAVILAND, CLARK q CO.,, l.PoRT- FRS azp WHOLESALE DEAL In Drugs and Medicines; Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals Perfumery, Brushrs Window Glass, Paints, Oils. Dye Stuns, sc.
 Nos. 45 and AT Water street-MOBlLE' HAvILAHD, REESE & Co, New-York.
 HAvILAND, HARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, g.. U:
 HAvILANp, RIsLEy Co, Augusta, eH. dec2 lcmo rrOHINA, Glass, Earth c nware and Gut ERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is now receiving extensive assortmept or the aooVe a alas which he offers At he lnweHt prices. novl4 JAS MASTERSON, Importer. o4 WaIeI-0
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VNO HIRE-2 Boys for the summer. Apply to l jel9 T.p. MILLER & co.
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DRINTED MUSLINS at reduced pr,ces-DAs- U IELs BRADY are now selling of their very desirable stock of French Printed Muslins at very reduced prices. Ladies in want of such goods will find It their interest 10 examine their goods before purchasing. ie24
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HORSES AND GA ARRIAGE-A palr of good
 Carr,age Horses. with second hand Carr rlsgs and Harness, will he sold low by
 Jeia T. P. MILLER & co,
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NOTlCE-JAMES M CLOUGH having on the 6ih inst. sold out his entire stock in trade. as well as his books, accouns. Sc, the business vii hereafter be conducted Tn the name of BALpwIE A BAKER All persoas indebted to said Clouph are horeby notified to make payment only to The under signed, such persons as may be duly au,bor;ssd by nim. THOS. A. HAMnTON- Aosn,
 jeI4 l62Uw
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DORTER, ALE AND EAST INDIA BEER Il In pinls and quarts and casks containing to 2 dozen each, for sale by GEO. MARTIN.
 je24 38 St MichaeI.st.
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FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. Elt The A l brig GROWLER, Hall master. ZEE will take freight very low for any Northern port. For terms apply to -.
 ie24 l. H. RIVERS & co.
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The eastern mail failed Sunday Of Charleston, New York dates of Sunday l5th received yes'erday,-
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Y MEN HEETINGS--DANIELs& & BRADY 1l have just received per Morea-
 s4. lO4, l2-4 and IA Linen Sheetings ofbest
 makes of lrlsh Russia and BarnsIsy
 4 and Pillow Case Linen, a very superior article and at very low price, je24
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HEAD QUARTERS, 1st tVoLUNTEERREer. A. M.
 Mobile, June 2lst, 1845 This Regiment will assemble at the Armory Al on WEDNESDAY, 25lh inst. at SA o'clock, & A. M. to unite with the City Authorities and So- HE cieies in the ceremonies of the day, in honor of WY the memory of Genera ANDREW JACKSON, A detachment of the State Artillery, Capt. " Todd is charged with firing Minute Guns while the procession IS going By order of
 Col. T. W. Mccoy. JOHN P. REMY, Adu ie24
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DLASTER, CEMENT AND HAIR-50 bbIs II Luber Plaster, 100 bbls Hydraulic Cement, 50 bbls Northern Mastering Hair, in store and for sale
 je24 by J, il. RIVERS & co .
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R>ok HikE-A young and active Negro Man.
 mppy to DESHON & MYERS, lezl corner of Commerce and Conti sts
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HEACHER WAN rED-For ihe summer or bv Il the year, to teach few children in a private family, about i've miles below the city. ie2i
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IME--3500 casks Lime to arrive viz: 1l 2000 casks per brig GrowIer daily expected
 l500 casks Der brig Thos P. Hart expected very soon, Ue24I J. H. RIVERS & co. T,WILLED OSNABURGS-A few bales oi the l above hand suitable for awnings, will be sold low to close a consignment by
 je24 BEERS & SMITH,
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FOR NETWORK.

To sail Thursday, the 26ih instant. ,kSN The fine packet brig R. w, BROWN, Spine SSA8ney. master twill positively sail as above, and can accommodate few more passengers Apply on board a, Cont street wharf or to
 ie24 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK. s5 Com.s st FOR PENSACOLA--This afternoon at o'clock. SSN The schooner RIVAL. For freight or pas- Ma&aR sage apply to the Captain on board at Gov ernment street wharf or to JOS GREEN,
 je24K 94 Commerce st.
 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
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OFFICE MERcHANrs' INSURANCE CO. MOBILE
 Mobile, l2lh June, l845. A DIVIDEND ofTEE PER CENT for the iass n six months on the capital stock of S2bO, ,OOO. has this day been declared by the Board of Drec- tors, payable the stockholders on and after Tues- day the lst day ofJul, next.
 iel4 THOS w. Mccoy, Secretary. |.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-24

CLIMATE -Agricui,urisis and others whose pur-
suits are liable 10 be affected by the influence OF
climate, are not as generally aware as they ought
to be, that vegetation IS as powerfully affected by
difference Of elecation as by difference of latitude
North or South On this point it is observed by
Johnson IN paper on the Agriculture of different
Countries. "Vegetation in ascending above the
level of the sea undergoes notifications analogous
to these which attend It's progress from The line to
either pole with this distinction, that IN the last
case, the phenomena succeed by almost lmpereep-
tb!e gradations, while they crowd upon and follow
each other in rapid succession on the ascent OF
mountains The hight OF 1000 or 1900 yards, IN
the hottest parts of the globe, produces changes as
distinct as GC0 leagues more, whlchlie between
the equator and the polar regions. The three
classes Of these rapid changes all reappear within
this space, VIZ DimiDutoa OF heat, dryness OF the
air, and protracted dsration Of light The higher
we ascend the shallower the upper stratum OF air
becomes thence the excessive cold att great Nights.
The weight ofthe atmosphere, ,whch,at The level o1
the sea, supports column OF mercury equal TO -
inches diminishes as we ascend so that at consid-
erable elevations it vii! only support column OF
considerably less hight-a power which gradually
dIminishes as we ascend. A consequence OF this
fact is that the vaporizs,ion OF fluids takes place OF
high mountains at very low degree of heat Not
withstanding this, however, Ike decrease of temper
ature is so great that the ambient air svery slightly
impregnaied with moisture .
These facts teach those who are IN pursuit OF
healthy locations, that there may be found In The
South as well as in the North-in South Carolina
and Georgia, as wen as in Massachusetts, and Yer
mont, if the valetudnarian land buyer IN pursuit
ola residence will only climb the mountain sides
few thousand feet instead Of going as many hun
dred miles North. There, too, he will find the
same staples to be cultivated, hay, oats and po-
tatoes, instead of wheat and maize. Hence the
natural habitaiien for immigrants from Great Brit
an and especially from Ireland and Scotland, Is the
region of the mountains running from Maryland TO
Georgia These in process of time must be the
growing pastures and sheep walks Of this country.
AT present all Immigrants are drawn by the canals
and the railroads, and ready-made guide books into
the dense forests and sckly praries of the teeming
West
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frst stages o.

CONStMPTlON.
- A THOU SAND CURES, IL c1Sss deemed utt=-lJ
hopeless have firmly stabsed its vast sulrionty
former medical discovery. IL has always beer styled Ma
lures oyu PRESCRIPTION" being formed chiefly from chemical
eItracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Taro trees that
thcky scattered wereref diseases Of the lungs pa We
give eys instances OF its extraordinary power ou ci
logu. ,lUost without end:
lady ladiress will bs given TIA New York Agency
who was gwen MP by al of her PHYSICIANS 10 die Of corsump
tion hsd hard tumar for mon rs the desaised among
large quantities of ci bony subsanc-sc taken
no medicine month"; beiGs past ell hope-euiiT-y
cured by few bottles OF this bSm IL September and Ceio
Der, 1874.
50 cured attend his business III the most oray
Thomas Bradsr Esq j. P Jamaica L l. cured Of asthma
of 20 years standing
Thomas Cozens Hsddofeld " j. estihs under o-th that
he had violent cough aud pain the siceor months aisd
large quantities of corrupt maitsrlSo much 5loodh py
sicans couId do but LITTLE for himaye im pills Of
curry bu. did good-his friends all supposed he had gal
loping consumption entirely cured by three bottles OF Ws
Mrs Ann D. Hopkius of Knowlesville, y. Y. entirely
cured of liver complaint aad general debility of eighteen
month standing.
Jacob Hoffman NJ. D. Huntingdon cured child Of P.
Schroeble Of obstinate disease Of tie lune ater he had ed
all the usual remedies in vain.
Cases daily occurring part OF The ccunt which
prose incOniesiibly the vast superiority of this Ba
every shade of lung aud liver disease, every other pepa
ra,ion her tofore known 10 the world.
Sold wholesale and retail By u. i. D. Sands. wholesale
Druggists, 70 Fu;on-stree New ofk Sold also at 23
Agents this City Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles ior So
nhpn 6m
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Magnetic TeIegraph-Across the Atiaasic.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune:
see that Prot. Locke of Cincinnati hzs suggest
ed the of pipe to sound the letters, instead of
marking Them, in connection with Prof. Mo.se's
Telegraph. Prof. Locke is nc doubt original,
but not the first 6iscove.er. In matters Of much
greater difficulty this multaneous discoveries are
probably frequently 1e than is imagined On the
llh Of June 1874 addressed Professor Morse letter Of
which the following Is an extract:
Ins,ead of writing down and using the eye coud
you hot 30 better with sound and the use OF the ear All
that would be required would be sounds of tiere lenzs
This could be effected by single organ pipe struck oT
hammer. So ong as the hammer was do-vn the sound
would continue Nov you can find thoEe Cana ihdeed any
one by practice will become SOY who can tel accurately
the length of different sounds representing letters rs we
can tell the length of marks and rather think
And besides. you would find think, that The pipe and
hammer would be less liable to accidents from attrton;
and then would be the advantage 70 have the eycs 10
write with, while you read with your ears
When wrote this, had not seen Prof Morscs Machine
and had no idea OF the perfection with which worked
When came to see it. found that there no difficulty
from atrition possible tat there may still be some
advantage in using aound berate the eyes, bu can
imagine no other.
While addressing you about this really wonder-working
Telegraph would communicate another thought which
has occurred TO me. Is 1t not possible by Its means 10
unite distant Continents Suppose copper wire, properly
covered and OF sufficient szessy as large as pes;eH
long enough from Maine or Nova Scotia to
the coast Of wound upon reels and arranged
on board steamer so as to on fast The boat
went and dropped the whole width of the Atlantic its
gravity would sink the depth where water so
dense as to be equal gravity and Of course beyond the
reach Of any kind collision Beginning and ending upon
bold shore beyond the reach OF anchors word be out OF
harms way and exposed but two kinds Of accidents viz
from separation by It's weight and the loss of the coat
Ing with which metal must be protected The steamer
Great Britain would carry more wire OF this size than
would extend to Europe and its cost think would be less
than million of dollars.
My idea may not be entirely chnercal, and hope Pref
Morse may take IT consideration. II it can be pu in
practice be has the ability and leisure and the best opPor
unity to do 1t. FRO Boyo PuBLrco.