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Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
October, 1851

DISCOVERIES IN JAPANESE LITERATuRE--A
short time since an American vessel of war res
cued the crew of vessel of that country, which
had been wrecked. Lieut. William A. Tenny-
son, of the revenue cutter Polk, sends to the
Secretary Of the Navy copy of the Japanese
alphabet which is executed apparently by
hand, but with SO much skill it is said that
the work might readily be mistaken for lithog-
raphy; list of the names of the Japanese
sailors, with their autograph signatures in the
Japanese character; a representation of the
compass found with them, and the Japanese
numerals The alphabet, as represented by
Lieut. Tennyson's diagram, contains 4s char
acters which consist Of straight oblique, paral-
lel crooked and angular lines and marks, re-
sembling thick and ragged scrawls with bad
quill-pen. The letters and names stand in per-
pendicular columns, and the order of reading is
to commence with the right-hand column, and
read down-the reverse of our method. These
discoveries prove that the Japanese are a peo-
pie among whom learning has been cultivated,
and a hope is expressed that, through the res
cued seamen, more successful attempt will
be made to open communication with that
people.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

A country editor thinks that Columbus is not
entitled TO much credit for discovering America,
as the countryis 50 large he could not ell have
missed it-Exch
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

That is, call him q jackass and he'll kick you
a gentleman and he'll treat
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

Kossuth's arrival at New York was known in
Milwaukee, 1000 miles distant, in fifteen minutes
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

Cherish the tender buds of piety, and they will
bloom with benevolence.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
The Calculating Machine.

The computing telegraph of Mr.. Fuller says of
the United States House of Representatives that
it contains 233 membership Democrats and 9e
Wings. The Wings equal 63 per centum of the
Democrats. At$8 per day the expense is 81 ,944
When the daily sessions average three hours the
expense is $500 per hour, or $40 SO per minute
Twenty minutes consumed in taking the yeas and
nays amount to $2l7.
The salary of the President amounts to $6a. 80
per day.
The pension of the late Queen Adelaide was
100000 per year, or ST 1876 per day.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

Let man be treated II Urute, and he will
become more british than a brute; but as a ra-
tional being, and he will show that lie is SO.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

Mr.. Webster will preside ut the Cooper tesh-
monal got up by the literat on the Gath inst.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

1t is estimated that Georgia has in operation
40 cotton mills, using 10000 spindles, and con-
suming $4,000 bales of cotton annually; in
Tennessee there are 80 factories, and $4,000
spindles; in South Carolina there are 16 facto-
ries, 10000 spindles, and 700 looms, consul
ming $4,000 bales of cotton Alabama has IA
factories 1850 spndles, and 300 looms con-
suming $500 bales of cotton. Thus, in four
States alone there are 98 factories, besides
spindles, consuming probably, $1,000 bales of
cotton annually and if they 60 on increasing
for the next five years as they have for the past
five, we may safely calculate on some 200 cot
ton mills in operation in the Southern States,
consuming annually over 0,O00 bales of cot
ton, and giving employment to some thirty or
forty thousand operatives.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY,

.4alIt RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY, NH
Corner of Third street and Indiana Avenue.
VI ,s5f,6 0. G. WIGHT, Principal.
] a. A e, Z. eAaRTHEEs' sAaRrT Assistants
WIN. T. EVA, Teacher Of the Primary Department
d. f. GROUX, Teacher of Modern Languages.
Il H.. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing
Hfr For Circulars apply to the Principal, at the
bookstore of Wm M. Morrison. nov "a diff
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

The Rev. J :. l.. Fletcher is reading Shakespeare
in Manchester. Hadn't he better read the Bible?
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

THE SUBMARINE TELEGRApH.-The engi-
neers employed in laying down the telegraph
wires across the British Channel have report
ed that four protected wires are laid down, be-
tween South Fareland, on the English coast
and the village of Sangathe, on the French
coast four miles from Calais. 1t was expected
that the lines connecting the termini with Do
YER and Calais would be completed by the / tn
inst, and that the telegraph might be opened
for the public transportation of messages, by
the 18th inst The French and English Gov
ernments had aided the enterprise in the most
their respective navies at the disposal of the
telegraph company.
1t has been ascertained that the wires, which
were submerged about month ago, have
been repeatedly tested, and, Notwithstanding
the prevalence of equinoctial gales, they have
not been disturbed AdpertiSer.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

MONUMENT TO Mr.. CooPER-The literary
men of New York have suggested that suita-
Bile monument be erected in Washington city,
in memory of this distinguished novelist. The
Cincinnati atlas hopes this suggestion will be
adopted and carried out-not lingeringly and
with feeble hand but with determined pur-
pose, and with the united aid of the tens of
thousands to whom his works have formed a
common bond of sympthy. If there was ever
aman that emphaticaly belonged to thenation,
that man was James Fennimore Cooper. AT
the fresdes of the West, and in the homes OF
the South, his name was no less familiar than
in the State in winch he lived and in which
his remains now repose and mourned as he is
by the heart of the Nation, the most fitting
place for his monument is the Nations capital
Ledger.
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

A BEAUTIFUL IDEA.-That was beautiful
idea Of the wife of an Irish school-master, who,
while poor himself had given gratuitous in
struction to poor scholars, but when increased
in worldly goods began to think that he could
not afford to give his services for nothing
ooh, James, don't say the like of that" said
the gentle-hearted woman, don't q poor scholar
never comes into the house that | don't feel
as if he brought fresh air from HeaUcn pith
him. never miss the bit | give them-my
heart warns to the soft, homely sound of the
bare feet on the floor, and the door almost
opens to let them in"
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

Work OF THE NEEDLE.-More than hirtg
thousand persons are supported in the city Of
New York, in the manufacture of rcady-made
clothing, while the number living by it, who're
side in villages in Connecticut, New Jersey, and
New York, within few hours ride or sail from
city, is much larger. About eight-tenths of the
goods manufactured are sent out of the city for
sale A single firm employs in the various de-
partments $500 operatives, and the sales of the
house annually exceed million of dollars
One hundred persons are cmployedin in receiving
and returning work only. Many of the opera
tves receive compensation which barely keeps
them from starvation
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
EDUCATIONAL.

THE UNION ACADEMY, 0
: Corner of 18th street and Neso York Avenue
q RICHARDS, Principal.
H H. v. Satsei MCNEIL, Assistants
A. G. RIcHARDs Teacher Of the Primary Department.
A. ZAPPoNE, Professor of Modern Languages.
X. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
H Circulars be obtained of the Principal, or at
r. Farnhnm's Bookstore. a4s eGnov 26-itf
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COM
MERCIAL INSTITUTE,

Under Tie care Of Reu. Alfred Holnead, Rector,
and Mr.. Charles Tucker, a. NJ.
UNHE DUTIES of this Institution win be resumed on
the 18th Of August, in the lower Saloon Of Mr. Ca
rusi's building
In English, Mathematics, Greek, Latin, and French,
the will be full and thorough Pupils fitted for
the Counting room or College.
The experience of fifteen years. In the management Of
boys induces the confident belief that the satisfaction
pressed by their former Patrons both in Mary
land and Virginia, will be shared BY those who may be
pleased to enrst the education OF their sons to their
care.
terms and further information apply to the Rector,
the Rev. Alfred Homead at his residence 9th between
Il and streets. 3 tS.8 jy 29-dr
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH,
BRITISH AND RUSSIAN AMERICA.

Ask where's the North? At York tits on the Tweed
In Scotland, at the 0rcades; and there,
At Greenland, Zembla, or tho Lord knows where
Daily American telegraph., 1851-12-23

IT TNPISO0PAL Prayerbooks. .|E|.
lL Catholic Prayer-books. - M.
T Methodist Hymn-books
{h Unitarian Hymn-books
= s -sPresby terian Hymn-books. #U4a
baptist llymn-ooks. In every variety. III.
| For sale at the published price, by ).
TAYLOR a MAURY,
June 2s--tf Booksellers, near 9th street.
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DATRICk DouGAN.-Intormation

4 wanted stp ATRlC DOT AN OF MICHAEL DOC-
GAN. When last heard fTom the, were IN Butial Tbe
~io'o letter TO their father IN Ireland requesting hun u
Mnie L" thsli directed 10 john WshS Exchange Office
ia this city and wishes 10 mad them AIRY person possss
information Of enc 81 both Of them viii do benevolent
Nera snf n,
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U,HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

tween NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALI.
sIORE and WASHINGTON kew-YOrk OBce corner q
HANOVER and BEAVER SIS. rear 81 the f1fhAnge-
The PIONEER LINE with four wires IRON Washington
a. New-Yofk having Offices al New-fofk, jsrsey CITY.
Newark New Brunswick. Princefon. Trenton, Pmadei-
ma WllulngtOn HAVE &c Grace, Baltimore and Wash-
iagtOn Cry and connecting with Al! the Great MORE
Ifaes East West North and South. This Company hav-
ng lately made extensive repair Of the Line, greatly in
creased It's facilities. sad more thOrousy terazsd ~
hasness IN the TRANSMISSION and mode Of delivery Of
a are prepared 70 receive transmit and deliver
any nuber Of messages required x the secomHodstlon a
the pubic, with accuracy, promptness snd ndsnY
hitherto uBeenslled. The tsegrsDhng business Of the
pubic therefore, respectfully solicited at the oes cog.
riyMWP WM n SWAIN Prssidsse
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u lcaled 70 Prof SfLiniAS.
When God word DER III 5l w. I Chaos was huf'd
eaLod from MS throne l1f tNf Nith OF the "ofid-
For the blooming OF STAR Tor iir r'llins ~ 'pnors
Through boo deeps ofeAes 20 measure me years
Not could appear . ~ ~ ence cane
Nni planet could SHINE . altered ny a'ne
No, "a riscr could roll I'D "a ne Command,
Nor , >ea, nDl forest, eib = .sh The las9
1. a.. oalj whoh fully Do. wings 5le rnfified
hat a God utter,A lood' @ 81 a.s glorious wofd
lam hid 10 tie ocean--liq I'D 70 .he stream
am shnned N the mountain. ana 9Drno N re 'esn
roam with the linn. 9f wSt fbe bee
1 toss with the petrol abroad IN the sea.
i,reep with the msect-i soar ~ a. the bud.
And quiyer with 10Y 81 heu thc thunder s heard
Wnen the volcano rsges-wner Earthquakes 90 ont
For the rum Ofland5, with groan and a shoii,
A ot demons ln oftlrt-ar nj mo- n'ans are brought
r. the plan-i a.n there, IKE ireln OF inopghi.
But not IA desirl,ti4 aiunc r. o.co
am 10th AZ the whisper a. Srnnss te1dcf focsi
Ie1,dt Ia the bio sou-l Wac ~ the tree
rejoice when the harvest u1or shines cr the lea.
on ihe grave ofthe storm am t,nacrly c.rled.
when q rainbow j. arcncd DER raia-Icwsid wprId
But most do love my CHEF Ja cling tOfaEe
IN III. master II Earth. ior hln.ntf's SAKE
On he 'lees ii he mad ha,e D!-n,od 10 f''''
And the bran arouse from .3hlJ,e fep"ss
give the bright bems T. Di-ta ana yns'
from M sapei the steamef-froo me the lame steed,
Who has Laughed at al space. Tor humanity need
Ike blossom Ocrcasf m some PASS shafc
he eagle-tlouglt prone on death .tdcsen wing
How often how often ia vasi ho.e tned
Once agan to daIt lie 10 the agfery's SIDE
How sadly I've seen the f9if ~cf1aa--tlio ran,
IInger ont but half Oftne naturai span
But he cdIns-like % radiant hero he came
VIII a MEDIUM II for ny lite gsIlg,fame
Ard now with a motion - solt as a ifttIel
lean enter The de.nlate lar u siseaSe
No matter no matter Whatever the pam,
return 70 mans race al - flsor agtin
. Mstts through your Antd0tes mage Al ahgt
can rush with feslsfes- yet ae4irlte mBhl,
You only have forced tie nlr -nlfccnt ~ns
over which can dai' me e.sstnt al FIRE
On the fsHds Of dis ..sc. anf behold ever eye
Look a.-an with del yht u = Earth and tbc sAy,
MORSE gave .OLe 81 a. 'i--- pii-scai e9H
Bat ,Ou the More VI 0'.. alter ana ~ii
Little more need be adj when lcn pen espoOs. AMI
such paper gives pubicy II "Dsid De VAN =, sttsmp.
T. angr emit evidence 81 ~ nigh Character The ualn 49, y,
ha, Al lat attracted the attention 4 intellect hh VIII
guc. a, beneficial results asJLg the higher classes AZ
lave been srpereuced 1r year, agDlz the p"'fsf i
only oty - hat not possible > a" AAe tie ~bys ~o"
- =, 49, : :. ~ ~ aUG t'
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EITNNV-T VN ID NIIu II u = ~
FOR SALE-Pcrsons about purcl lsr- Pianos or
McloieonS are invited to cai a. BENNETT X 90
Wferoon ~ Frton-st second H''f .eNet sue nl oi-
a,) where hey viii find assortment ul Ae mode hh'
of rosewood Piano Eoites ara Ncdels Every ns,fu-
n,nr warranted for TWO yCals and doubts axe eNpf'
ed a. % the suallt. the clt may 1e "thhea ul
such doubts axe removed Oh Pianos receive ii par pay
msut f,r new onos New and second .an. Pianos u
~
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VO TINapd SHEETIRON Workers.

Wanted rate Tin and Sheet Iron Worker TO 60
the country. whom the hest viii Ne pad
Appy at Dl DIZZY co : T. press Otice Iryon Row
near the CiiV Hal. Gut2is
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WORK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST G, 1851

NANTED-In RrooaiyB.a gen,eel ten
'melt consist u- O.; '.leo ~ f'ir mons. Eve nln.
u',s walls i-cBta, sutton o. s'lh :c-'e TO- lriy ~
OF fal n. alJs'
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TO LET-And a portion Of the Furni-
Il for Sale A two-stoy and attic Horse m gen
teel and central situation. Broadway. Thc second
stor advan rOrsiy let 70 tao gentlemen nnfd TIE 10
II May. Addfess, with real and fssidense. n4e
obers VIII be attended &c. v JAMES, Boz nS III ad-
wy Pcs: once s~si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06

As VET NunsE. and 10 40 some Sewing,
"a by q -esr,ctailc Young Womaa from me country
U.,h fresr trs4s Il aas. Can II i5- Avenue A. Do
tween loth and mis- "H' IL
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a, Every Man His own LandIord.-rhc NOM

t. Every Nan His own Lanhiord.-ihc MON,
hers Of the Mochaaics uldug ASsociat'n are mormed
that The inst regular Monthly Meeting VIII be held ~
Wanea Hall on WEljN ESD Az EVENING, Aug. Is, Al
scleck There are already 600 shares subscribed tor
snd psSons deSous OF ,0n. had better Apply earl re
sent entrance fee ~ Gems share Name with th en-
trance fee nav be left at Nlcssr>. J. g.. H. WALkERS
cor Eb7aleth aud Hester stS Messrs. BARNARD :
PARSONS. IL Wall st a. ). PhCARE. Secretary 1870
anu ~ leutCT-st auh tei
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L & Z FISCHER nnra \rNNs 4 EIs.

~ CHEN Manuflci0ry All Nareroom. 10 Grccawlc =
St corner Of Dey. PINNO-FCRIES w4-T@ated w.,h 20
hTId-r and patent tuoc. wo c. l4'ed Tor keeping
N tune P.sno Eo--eS turcd. repaired ana exchanged.
10. 3a'
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"aENNY LIND" GRAND PIANOS

Ut BECKER co, 3i9 Is; Roadway New
Iors seSgsctfly afofm thc paolc san. tAcy tro mann
facursTs Of GRAND PIANOS exclusively These inftra-
meHts ocayes 81. tie best workmanship and M -
tone. tl-Gc Of rosewood. after tie Most se-an st7ic,
mounted ,o,C silver ani rclv carved fncy possess l
modern and latest mPr0y ements particularly the ne ~
nvenre, meta &c hampers The factory ~ I. Bccscg
Co ~ cNfcuSvs and 'her prces very moderate Ia
instruments ~l 10. warranted for Two years Their Gr1nt
Pianos always - BE- seen at y slAhLEN y 9)i br5h
" AN
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IL A Card.-Ihc Nov YprA Omnibus Drvcrs bcney-
client Assocaton respectfully acKnowledge the following
.utrup,ony IN ld Of the funds Of the Society and hereby
,.trn h.r thanks to tine following gentlemen who
hsv, suscrhed the names donors theretO-fO i7u
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-Capitaiist wanted ~ en-
d. 0Nn TO $4,000 WANTED
BOARDING.

ROARD.-Wanted. IN a small, prlyate
Il family there Fey boardcrsn y young
man Location must .. Broad D.. and 10; above
References o1changed Notos addressed
10 f. at the Tuhlne Office Boz - Lower Post once
Viii be attended -. ao0 ~
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GRAND DRAMATIC JUBILEE, IN

\ honor of T. 4. MARSHALL. 80.
AtCNSTLE GARDEN. TUESDAY. August L.. 1871
The following IS the list and order II efiormance com
moncng 10 o'clock IN the mafn"- ttd ci'Sns 81 II
o'clock al Esht ~
English Opora Ron Roy, Tlt Ffoi- $50 Anderson me
SeeuIns, aud poweriui cast.
,. La Gilana, by Mile Adelme
: Pas Seu b, Mss 1urnbu.l
) The SIaltineiii Family, m a iyorie lorlonnance
8 TIGHT Rope b. Hen line and Leon jate.h
: The German Vaudeville with G. BE- 'tnli as director
The Gtand Italian Opora by ala tac Cpmpaar under tue
direction of VI MIetzek.
lnferml,son with music.
SECOND PAGT
l. The school ior Scandal by American I'D Engi,A per-
> Mr. Collins. the Irish Comedian. with ,ong..
s. Grand advertisement, by the ka}ts nd konssc Family
4 Grand Overture, by the cont med pfeArsttis
8 Tight Rope by Stems Bl0udu.
= Grand displai OF Fireworks tie Battery br.dg' by
Hadheld ana o'hers
Tickets One Dollar admitting onc person t. the entire
Performance from 10 o'ciecs ~ TIE morning 10 ocO Al
night Visitors VIII be- permitted Co rass and A. often
~ ~, .l.as, without ira charge. dlUHs the day and
evening Fo sale a. the principal Hotels dd OIi,c oies
sad at the Office u the Executive C,ntrce. Broadway
Ttcsr,on trns for ,h Jubilee viii be rua On tie ol-
LOVING Railroads and S.ealn1 oa' ~ rtes
Steamboat REINDEER
To and New fOrk--Stcan boats ~ pre- ana ify
Philadelphia and New-h orb. an nIerne1-aie gii.
S.ec'a IRON from Philadelphia 4 9cook IN l.,say
inning and return a. o'clock on edn'sday aueih"o"
Ho.Ior and New cr.. nd int me nate places
C3f, MAJ mr. i oi ", ,, y,r a. lie usual ase
~ al Arrangement perfected With ne staten i''s-
-. prookIn ,srry bosts Jerse Cl.g, HJDOssn aus
Sturu ferry tyafs tbs VIII b, aIe aver .nt Gre
If M, .ff51uc., Al Castle Ca Zen. 50 - y elaD-s -
nj, nm ans rs.rt Of the no-ao.,oJ ( i4e cit " Ie,-i
5rIot tl The gariDus lIcs 90 liln. use " IA ~ ~.
tendance for the clEgeEt.cr 5 T-.isi.-s ID .-'
rali Of the city.
EREE CONCERTS.-OIIo COL
II TACE HOBOKEN -Grard Instrumental cR KIN,
srf,,rcer. Nolls Siarspere Scris blA1, ''s, "a
MY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, coinl,,, ',.'1 -. ~
.snsk II tue weaker Is stormy -h' IN. - sfWs ~.
place the next dAy.
N.TSIC FOR PARTlES.-Ihe old
IVA vol accom- lshed Aluslcai Band, i'riefiy .e-d
- rel.hrated Dir MONK, VI. nov rTceF1 1lue.s' a.
~ - psTs Ne ABBY 10 Nlt1AND - sysh ZEN -
= SfpaITB 10 Marioa-si.. HiNIhhbthHhh'' t'0i
- - -, ~ the Piano Forte rooms. u anal
All orders respecting tls |ionn mar, tI
-. Clariouet b.. -. wlIGA are Constantly -
vii ~ promptly aitenied 30.
Prufes,or Anlsrsyn. ,
ys,UE GREAT WIZARD Of the
NORTH begs re-t respectfully - Motif iAa' lie Will
N1'' HIS FIRSI APAEARANCE ~ AMLKiOA
Eariy IN septenier,
and Eve senes OF ms .t
DRAINING ROOM ENTERIAlAhhNiS
and
SOIRFES FANTASIiQUEs, ...,..,
. 49,, lave seeu honDred by most entel si5s,.r
VAN" nav THPOI GHOuT ALL EUROPE
professor A be q leave % call aiteas.,,. ,g
HIS FCTT RE ANNOU SCEStri, .n9s.
th Ill -lye m detail all le'ess.ry lni'rilsI,n 90
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

J.
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aNOR CIIARTER.--The commodiou
MISCELLANEOUS.

AVG FOR SALE.-A secondhand
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Two PRlNTERS.-For sale. a small

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