New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-06

ma.efhi "Vh'u more kindly after being kep'
some time A great trade beng done in exces-
yely cheap cutlery cast in mnlds from material but
little better than hard cast iron. Scissors 50 made
could be- bought in quan,itie- at rom o. Cd 10 J.. per
gross.
Az IDEA The uiiEtsran teDdercy OF the pre.ent
age is already sufficiently well established, but the
Il ry OF the discovery of coal m1e in the side Of
n, unit Zion is row completely ecpsed by tue cacua-
tons Of O modorI Traveller orc DIR. Deck, who, &C.
co,dirc to Tie Baltimore Md Sun, has explored
the tire Valley of the Nile and estimates ha, the
" mummy li,s of the Nile contain about five hundred
9 milliors Of enbalucd Egyptians, who, with their
"lren ond pspyrus cerewents, would furni-h excl
client material for ist-cG.s paper. AZ the adip)7e
" and murcular mater Of these bodies has all been
converted into fiber, il be converted into pulp
"uih the same facility as vegetable matter The
Do,,or ,her. fore recomn onds these mummy cata.
combs as containing almost incxhaustble supply of
p,p,r making material.
S,racuse paper appeared few days ago printed
on pepcr mar ufacturcd By Nj G.. ". Ryan at MARCEL
luz Ful 3. entirely from the wrappers Of mum MES
IN nor.d for the purpose. We have not learned that
apy one hos actually used the animal matter of the
mumnli,s themselves for the purpose, but NJ Ryan
n,o,ouuces these rags about equal 10 the average Of
Epgleh NJ FreI ch rugs.
NV ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH -Tkc London DAILY
Nrs describes, or rather negccis to describe, an in
rIoyement in the telegraph, recently patenttd and
t,stcc on line 100 miles loDg, which is capable Of
sudipg several messages at once, 10 the same drcc
ti,.p on sill Gle wire The inventor is Sir. Bernstein
Of B.rhp 7AC MGc>s editor has seen it in operation
in connection with The printing telegraph and the
nesssg,s were rttct simultaneously is tss; as delv
er,c. He bnticpat,s r,volut on tecgr4phins, aud
great thcapong Of the rates in consequence of the
invention.
WARVrs,LL- The Loadon artisan publishes the di-
meuslons Of the Flying FISH, ore of the slX light
dfaushr v,ss,ls built by the English the campaign in
the B7lrc and now derd temporarily useless by the
peace Length deck 200 ieet extreme breath y feet
n ch,s depth in hO feet, tnnaec etOtdnr The hight
from DECK 10 Geek IS only feet inches and the hight
fum c, tx 20 beam feet. Armament, tgot- Poundcls,
ann five 3Y.pour oers; the first named weighing each
o. cvt and ihe lcayiest of the 32s weighing 81 vt
las two "borzcntal ste, pie or " Princes R)yai'
q, Oil Is each - inches diameter, with stroke OF
f,et3 lcb's.
Orr FANCY GooDs MASCTACGUREs The great
Exhibition of lsJl in IOnCon brough; together san-
,les Of gooc from al the world 1t generally de
cded that AmoIcars excolcc in useful Inventions but
knew hte of taste and ornament. Suce that time
quite chaI % ha. occurred in the latter respect A.
colding to The Courier and enquirer, at least hall of
tha, class Of articles known fancy goods IN common
ire in this country, are manufactured 10 American
workshops. Retlcules aid porte mohnalos were ln-
ported bltoscther few yeGrs ago. Now, the Ameri-
con monulacrured articles are regarded a. suP7n'r,
spd The in por,at Oh Of the III has entirely ceased Tue
manufacture Of cwelIy and sllyerware, We have long
browt s carried IN this codnry to an extent THAI
places us in a position quite independent OF lmport+
tim In toys asU 10y no means an important orauch
of trad.l American manufactures have mide great
PIC grtss and in measure suPPauted the lmpofted
Articles In fact there is considerable cAporta,lon
yearly. wi hout competition In toys m1nut4c-
tmed from India.iubber, which form the pFIdcp1i
export. Their durabity renders them peculiarly
acceptable to the English people, and there Is com
psuy which confines It's capital 70 Their manufacture.
In toys of Tin (jnpann.ol Connecticut has never had
n riyol worth mentioning, ana stll rem1ns w'Ihoht
one. Toys peculiar to Germany and German work
men and they are in great vaiiety-are receiViigat
t.nton from our manufacturers, aud 4 house III lfoy
in TINS State gives its Ill div ICED at.eu m 10 tner pro-
duction. Probably ole fourth Ct al that are sold
in our toy shops are manufactured in this country
1t is true the artisans are mostly those VINO aq''red
their skill in Gernany, but who, receiving better
wage produce really better articles than wheh In 'he
workshops Of Europ".
CoTTos FROM paper lately submitted 10 Con
erc.s prepared in the Agricultural Department of the
Patent Office we cUndcnsc the following. 1t relates
trincipolIy to England, which country is the great
buyer and manufacturer ot this ina'eriai "i 'no
world:
The annual average importation of cotton into In
gland for the last fee yeas has beeo IN round nun.
beIs s3s OOO pounds. Ofthis 100 or about
ere SIKH has been reGxported 10 the continent and
e, where leaving 7l5 600 coo for the anuaal cousump
ton OF the wnOle amount the United states turnsa
s6 600 COO or about three fourths the East ladies',
lsO o(O 900; Brazil, 30 900 600; Turkey, syria aud
F,nt 90 600 600. aLn the British West indies 800,
oO0 OF that received from the United Sta!es only
ob tenh s reexpotcd, while OF that from me EAT
IsoI. wi lch Is OF coarser fiber with more waste, Que
half is thus reshpped in raw state. Sin;c March,
la.5 cotots have been admitted into British por
fr Of duty Prior 10 that period the duty was from
British uossessions certs from other places 20 cents,
p,r lle pounds-a distinction which must have tended
very greatly TO encourt &C the oduction in the East
and Wet indies 10 the dc tnment of the United Sstes
Brazil etc Liverpool il the great mart for this ma
tral not only for Great Britain but for Elrope gem
ersly Nine tcpths of the quintty imported lsurod5h
uses IN Liverpool aid four fths Of the whole qu'n-
tny retained the king ION is consumed III the neSh
boring factories of Lancashire and Yorkshire. The
ave,age value of raw cotton in the scapors oil the
Upped states is about cents per pound delivered az
the doors Of the mills in Manchester it Is about IL
cents The whole value Of the crop sent from inc
UIned States to Great Britain in 1855, when WAS
about sn average of the last four years Was s'',o'o'
7I9. The manufactured cottors exported hom "feaI
Britain average sll2 900 annually; the yarns an
adoiona :33 900 900 naking total Of manufactured