The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-14

From the last Paris papers.
At private reunion, few evenings ago, very cur
system OF telephony for the transmission OF language
great distances, by means OF musical sounds, was
posed by it's inventor, nj Sudre. The plan s most in
genIou only making OF three notes placed at gwen
intervals, and which, combined or repeated according TO
certain rules, capable OF rendering the most compll-
Gated sentences Thus of the company writes few
lines, and M Sudre reading them, he strikes his three
notes alternately according 10 his method, when thIrd
person, without any previous knowledge oi the wiring,
repeats The words merely from hearing The notes The
system has been, il is understood, tried on very extern
slve scale TO test its applicability TO naval and military
purposes, and is stated fully TO justify the high encom
the Institute and other scientific bodies have be-
slowed on 1t.
"In The last Conssioy," says the Monieur, the Ho-
y Father congratulated himself the result OF the
golatons entered into with Holland and the republic OF
Costa ca for the regulation OF the religious affairs OF
those countries The kingdom Of The Netherlands was
long administered like England and some other
States Of mixed creeds by apostolic wears sent by the
Holy Father, revocable by him, and receiving their
structons from the Congregation OF the Propaganda The
king OF Holland asked that for that order OF things should
be substituted regular hierarchy as has been ELECTED IN
England There has been with the cabinet OF the
that absolute interruption o official relations which
It'll subsst with the cabinet OF London, and under
standing easily come 10. The Holy Father has Just
created arcbbishopic at Utrecht and four suragan
bishepcs On its SHE, the republic OF Costa Rica asked
to make concordal rather wide bases. These propo
sons accepted at Rome, and in return The Holy
See has accorded to the government oil Costa Rea The
right of nomination to bishopcs and beneces when
cast. This concordat has a very marked Importance
from its being the first that has been concluded in that
part OF the world and that because IL WILL without doubt
IN greater or less degree as model for those
which are at present in course OF negotiation"
Ahdel kader has addressed the following letter TO Mgr
Dupuch, exbishop OF Agiers;
"Honor glory, and praise be 10 God alone 10 his
ordshp. the most perec, model OF vrtuous men acting
in the fear of God. the Sid, the excellent bishop OF Du.
puch, greeting loag beyond expression TO receive in
egence of you Preserve 10 always the same place
in your remembrance and In your heart. The distance
which separates US cannot affect our sentiments have
requested common friend the Commandant Boisson.
Ree 10 be as good as TO hand over 10 you on ns aVa
certain sum II money which is at my disposal, and
which drs,ine through sou to good works
CopPns MIsxs OF EAST TEssrssEE-Wiibin the last
year attention of the public has been directed 10 the
copper mines of East Tennessee in sundry waysby the
announcement of the fact that the mineral had been dis
covered the greatest abundance then by the fact that
being taken from ll- bed and transported to
market, then by It's sale at high and enchng prices 10
the miner and then again by the fact that il contained
silver in sufficient quantities 10 pay all the expenses oil
preparing the copper Tor market These striking facts
disclosed by the first attempt TO open the mnes, and
the further the mining has proceeded, the extensive
40 the mines TO be, while indications OF valuable
mines constantly presenting themselves at other
points 80 that IL has now become liked fact, that we
in East Tennessee copper mines OF the richest quail
~, capable OF yielding an inexhausible quantity OF the
mineral
These mines are in latitude 35t degrees N and 7 de-
grees w from Washington, and the Lake Superior mines
are in latitude a. degrees N. and 10 degrees w from
Washington. The Lake Superior mines are % degrees
must be transported at the expense of several rcshp
ments and also several hundred miles OF land carriage
while the East Tennessee mines only degrees west
from the city OF Charleston and soon as the Blue
Ridge railroad is constructed the from OF ihs
mines may be transported to Charleston a cost
ceedng eight dollars per ton Besides the fac, that the
East Tennessee mines much 10 degrees
the seaboard than the lake mlnes the difference IN at
ude Is also greatly in their favor, being az they inn
media'ely contiguous 10 a section Of the country which
abounds in cheaper provisions, which has more salu
bOUs climate and chpappr labor than other
portion OF the Union.
In view OF the advantages, do not hesitate TO pre-
dict that many millions OF dollars will very many
years be employed in working these Mines and that large
fortunes will ultimately be realized by those who become
The of these and other mineral lands East Ten
tconsdeed, many OF them are 10 be value
less almos than have been acquired either California
or Australia -Knoruile Register.
The FAMINE IN MApERA.--ARRIvAL our OF THE NAU-
TILUs.-Exsc from letter dated Madeira, Feb 27Ib,
1853, viz;
The Nautilus from Boston, with the generous Offering
from Nantucket, has arrived. As yet no one 10 my
knowledge has died from starvation, though there are
thousands whose pale and meagre faces TOO plainly hoI
cate their unhappy miserable condition Nearly an sne
coopers. numbering between Ave and sir hundred, Wn
their familes have had employment or means o. sue
sisence for several months past, and iheu pressing
wants have been answered as lar rs possible, buit has
no, been in the power OF three four individuals 70 90
much for the help Of thousands Your suooof y ine
first in the way OF provisions, and am happy 20 say 70
You that solicitations abroad have oeen nos kihoy
answered From Russia, Hamburger, and England DO
nations coming and from happy country tney
and they will be, such 10 make the Madeira PEG
pie almost worship the name OF American, Flour
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