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VIE PROGRESS OF SUBMARINE rELE-
GRAPHING.

% cor ccrnnyraAn, Prof. q Y. n. Morse, beosss Tho
sa 81 having been the nr MOI only 10 prove The rrso
s,a,.ry od transmitting messages between tssans pcns
a hpd by means Of electricity, bat Of using The same
~bae agent In sending Communications below The surface
d ne water Az early The ioth q August, 1919, We
a. him addressing suer 10 Mo Secretary Of The Treasu
~ q The United a.es IN which be makes use Of Tho fol
n~,,s language speaking Of experiment which be had
,so Die year previous 70 The prsctcabiby Of trans
mining e cscre currcni shrough ceoduoss snberacd
IN wHrsr
U,e inference frun this Law is ths' teiegrarsSc on
muu<csi,on on my plan may with certainty DC esnps1ed
errors The Atlantic. Startling AZ thus may now ssn soe
sfupe will come when this prc,e1 vii be reahSel
IN tho Hnup ~ October 49, iss2, the foovipg Dc'sos
spsared In regard 70 he esst experiscni made 10 sub
ASueovs tsiegraphinst-
MoRsEs ElEcrRo MAGNETIC rELnGRArn
ma important invention 10 be exhibited IN operation
oHe Garden between the hours Of II and O'Clock day
Ope ts,esraph Will be erected on Governor Leland and %
Nc Castle, and messages VIII be interchanged and orders
e united during the day Many have been iscreiuoos
svt All such may have an opportunity a fairly
setngt 1t Il deEsnei 10 ~oyk oonpfe rrrp,ssm W ps
srssk " tssssupfnV sxs1soose Arn4shcsa 0s c'pissf
sum
Ascw O'Clock on The evening Of the same day
pyssssof Morse, with assistant, commenced laying he
art Submarine telegraph ever consuvcscd The cable,
I'VE may BE- allowed NE e,we~cs, we pes move Than
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H.vANA. Anr.l IA. 1851

HfNANA hTfI u, mi.
CSsav # ~ Cn'td Siabs Siop # Wor Sayc1yu-.sa< y
o. Ioyl Ns0ssA.,--a Sdlrord Aocsdoat--.sver .vok
Tho rnaca states slooP Saratoga Ttcn COMMANDER,
rived lac the i2h int, from San Juan AsJnuwan and
Grand Cay nan-s wcll-to 10 ~ ksy West the ielb
sad thence north orders su1 wesiber permitting
The bark N~ccsche, sold this morning, sa the
wharf d" lies upon the rocks twelve miles cat % Ia.
Vsna for about $50 The weather has been bad which
injured ia" sse at the chip u she had hcu sod tsu days
s~uce she would have tTVught g. 90 o. 81 600
rrices g sugar IS La advised.
We have news 81 niiruad accident at GulBcs, witch
9. occurrence
weather rod
Maln. Rffiyah oi thc ~ war cInedliion for Me,fea
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FAM ArsAy--Jgnot~y TIE CArss-Fredericg lrals.ls,
coIored man. taken into custoyteterdsy afternoon
the OF Coroner Gamble, charge Of having
committed isI assault upon John Peters, German ped
er. appears FAR have boon able 10 ascertain
hat the above parties lived At No. o. Centre street. that
yesterday morning Peters asslci by the accused and
severely injured. AZ the deceased y very intern
perate man, and quite Intoxicated when the
place II rs not al all inSrpbsble uIa death caused by
congestion OF the brsa from iDtemrcrance rather than
from the injuries received at the hands OF Francis Tie
accused u II stated, became jealous of the conduct Of
Peters towards his wife, aud In alteration which
sprung up in consequehce the deceased received fatal
blow al the hands Of the prisoner Tho Coroner decided
b. postpone the inquest until to-day. Mcan1his tse
prisncr remains 10 Gu sody at the Tonibs.
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O -!

In tho following enravngs Il will be Observed ,hai The
iDnef core 60 eobdocr with It's gutia perchs coating Is
rre,rved fesn e sfion Of the and frun stsfrou
~
TIE WIRE PROTECTOR
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These engrsvings represent the infusoria maynled
three hundre times their natural SIZE and are 20
OF microscopic glass. Notwithstanding they are so per
fecrn form so delicate in construction and 20 minute in
from the action OF the ocean that scarcely any OF them
comparatively speaking, injured broken by abra
sion or attrton. They will indeed form sort OF bed OF
down Tor the cable to rest upon Incredible this may
appear, II Is nevertheless true in every particular.
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Alb,rt Plhury tsq, United States Consul AZ Itabfa,
In litter dated Apr1l q, sta~ that the Teesafivs Isxsr
hIy O. that province recently passed The following act
w ,sAc1D NJ u1 GOVERNOR, covrui ASp Asspnuv
Chapter II OF thu Revised Statutes OF cux.,ru. An
n hmended by chapter two Of the acts Of 1854 as
sko ~ AMENDED by chapter nine q The arts ~ 1854 ana
sso AMENDED " ehattr three Of The Of 1889 and
aSo - Amcooel by chapter one of the of 49, ana
80 ~ hereinafter snesded T. hereby continued tesshsr
I'm ,,ch amendments respectively until the rs day Of
April, IN he year is5s.
2 Az rods, wares and merchandise nov Hsh,e n a
duty Of ss and quarter per cen, cd ,plc-~ hall here
hfcr fay duty a ten per cent al coorem with she er
eeon q cotton yarn which shall pay two and BAN pcr
cent I'D rulorea.
2 Refined sugar shall hereafter ray duty Of ssp shG-
hnfs Ier cwt, instead Of fourteen shlhngs
hahcira port and sherry wine, 81 which The nrst co
nmIy hounds per rre and upwards, shal ray duty o.
TWO Slinlgs ana siypnce per esllcn.
o ~ much of section &c chapter ~ of The Revised
etaits "a imposes daty q Fix and quarter per cent
NJ .a"ytsa en- goods wares and merchandi-s duty Of
,osits-n shhngs par c1t on refined sugar and duty Of
sherry wines, of which te hrst cot IS 60 pr pre and
upwards Is repealed.
Tbs seceivsd The assent az che Ic,eoant Governor
On The Slst IL March lat
TLoYInA AyrAma-His Excellency, Goveroov
froome, lct this city on Thursday evening last
FOR Washington civ. for the purpose OF settling
with The United STATES government The claim cf
and 1852 Congress having male appropriation 10 ,.aa
that debt While VA Washington the G0verpor r,i a.,
look aer the interest Of The state conne,d with ,hs
swamp land grant and perhaps will b. able IN ,,s,se
the d,mand upon the federal treasury for r.rl,,s,.c
Tor lands cold suce The passage Of the act Of lao m,
great object CHS VISIT however h negotiate an ~
"py ul as yer cent State bonds sud under
inc ian act o. the 6cnefs Assembly which no exsa A.
accomplish either in Charleston or New yorl nm ,sr,
not usvorAOs 70 the hnana interests or er.a Of he
sse's. --avs-9sess< Jairacl, 4rrs4li.
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TOTAJ LENGTH or SUBMARINE CABLES
ALREADY LAID DOWN.

The following table eiye the length Of each of the sub.
marine cables which have been ld In different parts Of
the world since The first semp 10 establish subaqueous
communication between CASTE Carbon and Governors
klands--
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MORE SUBMARINE CABLES PROPOSED.

An association quite recently organised in England
under the title Of the European and American Telegraph
Company which proposes establish direct independent
line of telegraph between Europe and America. 1t Is their
intention, if practicable, TO hay down cable from the
south of fnnDnd and another from tho port Of
Bordeaux in the south Of France Cape Tnisterre,
the coast Of Spain. Thence the cable will extend 10
oporto, convenient spot the Por,u-
guese coast whence it will be laid to Flores, ono
the Azores, and from that point it will proceed
direct to Cape Cod, possible Still, Boston.
We have not heard anything, however Of the discovery
Of plateau along this routc but the bed of the
near the Azores is known TO be Of volcanic nature, and
has we believe some great and sudden decivtes, which
might materially interfere with the laying Of cable
The following the approximate distances between
the several points proposed 10 be connected
Nautical Mis-.
l. lizard to Cape finserre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
g Bordeaux Cape Finstsrre Observation-Disclosures. $50
g. Cape Hnsterre 10 Cape Rocca 20
4. Cape Rocca to San Miguel. $50
.. FLORES 10 cape Cod (united saaes) 500
Total.
When the cable from the Island of Sardinia u Algeria
shall have been successfully laid, land line viii BIZ run 10
the Istnus of uez, from which point will be extended In
rs direct possible the intervening portion
of Asia to the most Southern extremity Of the British East
India possessions. From this point IL will DO carried
The Islands or the Eastern Archipelago 10 Australia
bringing his-onc ID the most distant British oooniesnto
slmos, immediate communication with tho seat o. govern
ment at London The greatest er,, y mater caGA sciu
here be crossed bre-n te s,ds Ia this sc not
erceei tosv1 hundred mites. may be twenty perhaps
fifty years before this be accomplished but who hook
ing back at the great progress which has been made in
science during tho lat half cenry viii say that uc pro
Jet visoary one or that tbe great globe may not
tuaily be Rirdled by electric be-. along which thought
will lily with the speed Of the lightning or, nden with
| rapidly OF thought ttscif9
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tbe twelfth Of an inch in diameter as may be seen Som
tho annexed engraving OF The lateral and end sections
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frusules pieces Of them They will be readily recog
nEed in the engravings from the fact of their growing in
clusters The foraminera Is called from ~ having
large number OF holes or little openings and is OF different
that the foramniferg olssed by naturaes among ami
mails but at the very lowest point Of the scale OF exist
ence. f..~
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~. So3fNS. 90
NFvrrypIANn 90
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SOME DoG-A gentleman lef IIoyoke the other
day for this city in buggy, taking invorite dog
with him AS they progressed towards Williamseu
the gentleman amused himself by plaguing the dog
ill he had got the animal into state Of complete
worry. Presently the gentloman's hat blew of
and he went back after il, leaving his horse and
buggy standing in the road then the dog took ad
vantage of his masters absence to jump into the
buggy and start the animal, who rottcd gaily TO.
wards the river, followed by the gentleman below
ing "whoa," to no purpose. His faithful dog now
took position upon the scat where he could keep
an eye on his master and another on the steed, to
see fair play in the race. They approached the
Connecticut river, into which the waggish brute
Drove and, keeping his seat, tloated out behind the
horse, who swan after going beyond his depth
They were seen at this juncture by persons on the
south shore, who put off in boat, and got them
safely to land-thc dog in high glee at his success
fl experiment in drving-and then went back after
their owner who will NO doubt, leave that dog be-
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A NERVOUS TRAVELLER AID a GRUrF BAGGAGE
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WYE HAVE JUST PRINTED A QUANTITY OF
w blank attachments, according to II form furnished
by b. f. Moore, ESD II is doubtless the best form in
the State Wew send them free Of postage for sl50 per
qurc Blank notices io Those surprising 10 have some OF
the effects NJ tr aachcc their pnssessi0n, will be ir
nshcd Mt 81 per Qurc-o usual price for blanks.
We have Oh hand large assortment NJ Court blanks
bcods Forthcoming bonds, Witness and Jury tickets
Warrants, Sc Sc. HOLDEN WILSON.
MAN 2.Lh, ls1I. 81