The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-15

bundle ksytfA y oI plaicr Consisting OIL Snhu pAef
miliboaid glue glass. plastic clay foil, cardboard
guia peIcba, yulcansed ntia wood, and resin
cement, therefore made up and tied together,
aud being placed table under ha hand OF a turner.
did not prevent The transmission OF The powef-Nhe liable
turned as before Hence objection could be iaken 10
the OF these substances in the construction OF me APP
-Ibe point 10 Determine the place and
source OF is TO ray. whether the liable moved
the hand the hand the table To ascertain ms nd'-
Gators were constructed. III n. " tteH 49,, |
crum on the table, lis short arm attached 70 pm hxed
on cardboard which could slip the surface OF the Ia
bic. and its long projecting an index Of monoh
Ii ID evident ha, il the expemen,er wled The table TO
move towards the left. and II did so move beio1
the hasds placed Al the time the Cardboard then me
index would the left also, The fulcum going
with the liable. II the hands inyounlarily moved 10
ward the left without the table The index would 20 10
ward the right and If neither table nor hasds moved me
index would itself remain imu,ovable.
The result that while the operator saw Tue muck
remained very steady when II was hidden IRON thtm'
or they looked away from il. il wavered abou though
thev believed that they always pressed directly down
ward and when the table did pol move there was sH
unwittirgy, resultant oil hand force in The direction
was wanted to make the table This resultant OF
hand force increases the fingers and hands become
stiff. numb. and insensibe by continual pressure MI IL
becomes amount sufficient 20 move the table. Mf
Faraday has perfected his testing apparatus, ana has
placed view the public al the store Of Newman
philosophical instrument maker. No. 1872 Regent street,
London.
Blu, The most curious eHec, OF this apparatus is the
corrective power possesses the mind OF the table
turner AS the index is placed within view, and
pressing downward only oblquely Then all effects OF
table turning cease though The operator peIssyere
till he become weary and worn out Mr. Faraday adds,
in his letter 10 the Times from which the above IS ex,
raced "Permit me say, before concluding, that
have been greatly startled by the revelation which tins
purely ply subject has made OF the public mind No
doubt there many persons who have formed night
judgment used cautious reserve hut their number
Is almost nothing 10 The grea, body who have be-
error.n So =" ~ think the system of education that
could leave the mental condition Of the pubic body IN
the stale in which this subject has found i must have
been greatly deficient in some very important primer
pie" as.
The Emperor bad been reviewing the troops encanped
at SaoIy He accompanied by the Empress and the
Duke and Duchess Of Alba.
There is Of striking importance
The Consistui,nnef mentions that merchandise, now
prohibited will he admitted for exhibition at the show OF
ls55w be allowed 10 be exported without charge or
may be sold in France, payment OF duty OF 80 per
| cent s--z
M Per.igny, the Minister of the Interior. summoned
The poprieors and editors OF The Paris journals
vsrsaiion lately 10 the course of the interview the
minister stated that the government intended 10 relax
rather than increase the restrictions OF the press. The
announcement OF course, received with Satisfaction
is necessary 10 add that the censorship OF The press,
which formed of the branches Of the late police de-
pariment, is now attached TO the Ministry OF The In
| terror.
Admiral Lasusse has been superseded in The command
of the Mediterranean feet by vce-Admira Hamelin II
is said tina, Lasusse is thus degraded for having beer
/
| ing up his ships TO the Bay OF Beska.
Letters from Havre mention that the late levy OF
for the navy has caused scarcity in The merchant
service, and wages had risen from so 10 60 francs
month 4
bill il now before the Second Chamber for removing
obstruction trade in the Mouccas. This measure has
been forced the Dutch by the falling OF the
their monopoly of The spice trade. The bill declares
in favor OF renderng four ports in the Moluccas free
poris-namely, Terna,e. Amboma. Banda. and Kaielie
1 Ia h. oil
il already frequened by British ships bound China,
which wafer ihsre) and as lies on the road 10 Aus
lralia. The government wishto hurry through the bill
disease OF the lungs prevails TO great extent among
cattle in parts Of Holland.
The following is The note addressed by Count Nessel
rode 10 Resohid Pasha 10 which we have already
/ ferrtd:
! "ST. PKTERsBURGH, Tuesday, May 81, 1853.
% Sin The Emperor my august master, has just been
informed that his ambassador has been under the
sty OF leaving Consaninope IN consequence oil the
emposy refusal Of the Pore 10 take Toward the imperial
government oil Russia the smallest engagement OF
lure Of the protective intentions OF the OF
soDan government with regard 10 the orthodox worship
and churches 10 Turkey .aE
alt rs alter fruess sojourn of three monlhs-after
having exhausted by word Of mouth and by writing all
that truth, bene Violence and spirit OF Cancellation could
dclae-it 49, finally, after havirg endeavored 10 meet
(mtnsger) all the scfnpes OF the Porte by successive
notifications, TO which he had consented in the terms
and the form OF the guarantees which he
I ed 10 deuanu-thal ffiHCe NIenschkon was compelled
TO take the determination which the Emperor learns
with sorrow, but oil which he could bat entirely az
prove.
"four excelency is too enlightened not to foresee
the consequence OF The interrupts OF relations
with the government OF his hghness You too de.
voted 10 the true and permanent Interests OF your
eregn and his empire not 10 feel profound regret in
provision OF The events which may follow. and The
sponsiblly must rest entirely on those who provoke
them: $780,.
Thus in adore ssng this letter to-day to your excel
lency, only Ohlvct far
IL is still possible, render most important service
to your sovereign Place the real situation
OF Affairs before his higbness explain 10 him the
ration and the xsce Of the demand OF Russia The very
grea, insult done the Emperor by opposing his in
len,ions, which have constantly been friendly and gene
rous, unfounded mis,rust and ipexcusable refusals
The dignity OF his Majesty, the interests of bis
accept such proceedings in return Tor those which he
has had, and sll wishes to cHerlain with Turkey He
must seek 10 obtain their rcparaon. aud 10 provide
/ axainst their recurrence in fuiore.
AZ" In few weeks the troops will receive the orders TO
coss the frontiers OF the empire TO wage war, which
II is repugnant TO his MaIesy TO undertake against
sovereign whom il has always pleased him TO consider
sincere ally but TO obtain those material guarantees un
Ill the moment when, brought equitable sen,
ment., the Ottoman government will give to Russia the
moral securities which che has in vain demanded for
two years through Der representatives at
and. in ths last nstance, by her ambassador
|" The draught OF the note which Prince MenscbikoH
presented 10 you in yonr hands Let your excellency
hasen after having obtained the OF his high
ness the Sultan 10 sign that note pari ns and to
transmit it without delay 10 ambassador odessa.
where he still soJourns.
earnestly hope that at this decisive moment the
counsel which address TO your exceency. with The