New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

SUGin aDf rRt OF the NaI-Dus Incfo are Ofr-
ransO q Central Europe. and Car mans OF Cens-a
Asia There were Ca! d>,s 10 Scotland, and Chgi-
Ter IN AHyris. The Western name Of Get 10
found 10 Asia Minor TIE ) cots were By stock
Cel5 bat By nane SckJfA ,iEDs There are ths
uidest i,terTls sometimes 70 be thus oridged-
TIE FApriof India who eat her parent, O1t Of
affection ard respect, are represented bg ths BArr
of o. Java. the HATrtc1rTu Of Africa, AID Oy
tie Iasu Of BrszL
These and many other names are resovabe BY
few Hrkite rsficsls All establish the religious
bat By 20 means the nEt1ral relationship Of TIE
nations 70 which they beongi and II fEc. leaye
pretty much ca one side the ISOLATION q toe q1es
ton Whistler there vas ore center Of dispersion
ior our race, OF many ce-ters, or . geaerA crea
ton over the whole ground occupied By ea,n sPe-
cief Of Nan
From ireland and Morocco AID Bornso, toe
whole ceEtrAl zone Of tie Old Word may be said
70 be 10 possession Of The Persian Or EAR SAB race
xo-,hiplng tie Ark. TIE whole North Of Asia 10
Inhabited By TARTAR race, worshiPers Of the
TOR or Moartsins-sheir plains are covered with
miniature tunaf and their idols hold up tbs
sane In their right palms. With the hyerosyP6lc
l. il ia the ancient ORA-I, Inraciin ntne' ana
the modern TURK; az Bar becomes both FRANK
ard Pay Gin
The Indo-G.. ,A1ic TOR becomes, IN Syro Ara
bic TEL, a. re trst god BAR OF the Anyrians be-
cane the seco3d god BEI- The I'TALi were there
fore the Abode.pst o. the South Of Europe and
the TOLfecs are tie aboriginal Iartars OF Mexico
20 whom TRADITION Justly assign the pyramids Of
CA1l-iLl0 and al the Ted cGilD.
TIE worship pot Of tae BAR, nor OF the TOR, 90
much az O. the SAR u KAL, the cromech or rock
cell gave name 70 tue people Of Contra and W est
ern Europe they were all hsr iIes. hs' ~,
(,kal.dees, Cul DEE, kilt Their natuEA nIs
were Tors, bat their artificial brrows were
Cazr Ms and their Cnurchts, KIR Ks. Ioelr Ood
va Nspnus; they v'rshiped the CAR Oh mon
they were CIR NASa Bot the term was not con-
aped TO the Northwest The Ceits and eAR1an
led ,i6e bv side 10 Asa Minor and the maps Of
S,,,5e,.t are FOL Of sach names or Car, inthia
Torniols. Corsica, C0rcyT,d, Carthage, Cor
intb. CoT.ssus, C0rUne, CyTene, Cora, C0Tdaoa
the mystic CIR ne, the ~ can cane me pans
ar the mountains OF The CIR Of Bo0Dh And over
Central Africa Ha.eS- ed once me nnumefiole
Rs-bsric GARaNAsf, q. re Arkite Germans Of the
Fopstor. an the ho,cHs Ct the savage GALLa, do
tod,v-uhile the HosGoL Of Central Asia is bats
Si,lectic Inversion q tie SER-NAs Of Central E1-
rope. IL, ..., -,
di.lectlc form, KAD Ia shsogs remarkably prom.
rent in some Mexican dialects Cats and Cai
are instances Of It's adoption into mythic natural
bi,tory. The very curious taismtnic conssruc
ton Of this form which ! have discovered, i will
not speak Of further tran az an instance Of It's
Irobable comparstir3 low antiquity. IL became
the holy name Of the Cromlech or stone ark. IL
gave name 70 its 6iyi Ivy and his Druid represent
atlves; they were KrD-xOss, CadmuSss. 1. gave
name also 70 its ~C.sL. pers, the KEDRes, CATH,
GETTEs GOTks and with the sacred hieroglyphic,
SCOTS and the .'hole race u KYO, the Scythitns
race hitherto a. acc 5sntaby Indefinite and u6i-
qui.oDs as Its synot r. he KELT.
The fact is that q :gi-t Of each Of those my.
THO rad Gals is almost smnOus and coe xtensge
with that Of all the yef. As the nam-ToR OF Tor
BARI or Derby shire. looks down upon Chilrler-
ton and cal-ner Or to- Atlantic side Of the Old
Word, 90 do TARTAiy, Cat az and BUR Ma lie
slde by side along the 9sifo Coast.
have moreover foaD them ~ accurately ap-
.licsbe 10 the remark role members OF the Flora
and r anna Of the In an Archipelago AZ 70 the
metals and sea.fsh q Europe. Bat conine my
felf 20 EthnolOgy.
The radical AK, and lis Syrian synonym ARM
has very extensive range, bat chiehy among the
names OF place, and remarkable objects. The
aote-trkite Greeks, however, called all the North
err nations Hyperb0r can bar baroi, ARK tic tears.
BAR passes through BEL into I'll 10 the South
OF Asia-FIL 10 tue Indian for Elephant, and E-BUR
is voKy. We have thus the mytho. shns99gien
name OF tia B1ools OF Indis Phhpttnes OF Syrls,
Poiit and Fellohs Of Egypt, aud FoUlahs OF West
ern Africa. Like some others Il has double ref.
ereIce 70 the Ark 10 maintain also. The following
English words will illustrate my meaning; the
ssmesrnight be cone from other languages. Com
pare pole and part back and backet Top and tub;
cap lsummiil and cup.
The radical TAB, exp aimed by the Hebrew IBE
cities Of the East, tie Mysian the Thessatan, the
Be0tsn, and the Egyptian THEBEs TO the holy
land OF TkIBeT and 70 the widespread TABU sys-
TEN Of the Pacific.
/ shall instance but one more, too important 70
chronological research 10 omit, even IN TINS fketcn
for il is nothing more,l Of the Arkite theo'y'
Ia the term for dbOrgtHes ia Arkite no nenca.ure,
Arr. the Hebrew name ofths letter A. IL occurs
widely in the ALP and OLyNPtc mountains. In
all tie rivers OF Scandinavia called ELy en-, ana tne
ELBe OF Germany, ALFdsos, most ancient ana sa'
cred river Of Greece. la the Elves and okk e.
Arkite AborigineS who met the invading 1osns
and Gern,Ds In TACT all the bected, enslAVed,
- sir,o., oxtarn,inated aboriEne. Of the West, the
remnant. Of the extreme antiquity, the memory OF
which ipger about the mountain iastnesses "ne'e
thew had found their astrefoge, were denomln1teo
yLyc. or hill the sacred jubilee preh1 X ELPtes'
vorshoers Of the Flood, water sprltes, end OF tns
A,k nRo N mes FAIR.ies PERtes, the " old people
M 6reside story the Al phas Of h1 manly the prime
val wor,hipers of the bill, the Gaze and the Iofno
To ,void eucumbering and confusing my suolsc.
have omitted mention OF the numerous ioca
changes and even diversions which these extreme
" ancien. and significant terms nave suuerel IN
different lands and need not say word 70 prepare
,bos. who choose to enter upon the line ofresetrch
Er the great difficulties which these alterations
from, their normal types resent lssto overcome
,he,e very difficulties, insurmountAole as tney are
70 mere photographers and com 2aratye phlolo'
eists, that the widest synthess and closest ana
ii, are alike and at required, and II Is In VAIN
10 seek fox such aid beyond the circle OF honest and
experienced naturalis's
The theory to be demonstrated is, the dist'lou
ton between the mark which Nature makes 20
separate the human races, stocks or ianiles, ana
the titles which the intellectual and deyouonh ne
of those races have allie 70 themselves or 70 one
another. Hitherto those marks and those tAss
have been thoughtto coincde,-at least with sail'
cient nicely for all practical purposes In the science
Of the Nstursl History OF Man. Bat in fact tney
oppose, confuse sad oblterate each other ana We
must begin very much de moro IN our ELnnolosy;-
CoupsrStiye Philology has invented many iase
ngraiions, and now throws reasonable oouot