New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10

Little Rock Denver. Salt Lake Carson City Lo- An.
gcos. San Francisco. Sacramento Portland, with the
aid Of intercontnental telegraph would be- in daily
and In case of need in hourly spoBdence with
producers and consumers ON the AMOR where the
fur trade Of Asia j. gathered up; with S1yinsk, the
deuot f the overland traffic between Russia and ia.
nan and the mineral treasures Of Ncrcinsk with Ki-
akhta the center of the international commerce OF
Russia and Chira with rk0utsk Moscow, ST. Peters.
burg: with all the cities Of Western Europe including
ConsfantiuOple; with the cities OF Alexandria Cairo
and Suez and with every other town, city OF hamlet
either continent now IN telegrhphlc connection with
the several marts OF trade which have been cDumer
ated.
Every one knows. however that neither the Amcr
can nor the European system has yet attained to its
ultimate development Transient wo-s now delay the
establishment Of wires in Pensacola Havana San Juan
Panama Quito Lima. Valparaiso. Buenoa AYes Mon
tcvidco Rio Janeiro, Surinam. Caracas ana Mexico
and the incorporating Of them with all their local ran
ieationg into one American telegraph system.
On the Eastern continent, neither the domestic dis.
turbances the rTalres OF States, nor Their occa
sona collisions prevent continual expansion of the
tclcgraphic system. The telegraph construction Of
Russia at this day, like her system Of railroads pre-
sents the framework Of imposing structure TIE d.
mensions Of which boldly outlined. while The con.
nections and extensions yet remain imperfect aud
unfinished.
1t has been already mentioned that the Emperor nss
bound himself ~ extend the main eastern aud western
line from irkousk 10 the mouth OF the AIoor hfTs,
This extension IL rapidly advancing But thu 10
only single and not very prominent part OF tbc work
which the Emperor Of Russia has begun. Ills design
embraces nothing less fkA1 the following stupcndous
works namely: A telegraph wiIc with the necessary
submarine cables from the mouth Of the AMOR kitsr
across the Straits Of Tarary over the Island of Sakha
n acroSs the Straits Of La Perouse over the Island Of
Jeno. through UakOdadi and across Tie SiTalis "
Sanger TO Ysdo. the capital OF Japan.
SecoHd; telegraph line from The confluence OF the
surf with the AmoOr. which confluence Ia TOO miles
above the mouth OF the latter thence southwark on
the bank OF the Usur to Lake Kinka and thence to the
Port Of Na VosOk the coast Of Tartary. opposite
To that part Of Hakodad the eastern coast OF the
Japanese Sea Vlsdi Vostok il selected by the En-
perOr for his naval station the Pacific coast.
Third; A telegraph wire from lrkontsk before de-
scrbed a. the capital VI Eastern Siberia through
kiakhta, now the entrep0t Of European and Chinese
overland commerce through the vast territory OF the
Mongols 10 the gate IN the Chinese wall Yabola and
thence TO Pekin the capital OF the Chinese Empire.
American citizens temporarily residing in that country
now soliciting with good prospect VI success per.
mission nom the Chinese Government 10 extend this
last-mentioDed ne overland through China 10 termi
nate with the neednl branches at the Pons Of Napkin
shanghne Annoy, and Canton. the Pacific coast. op
poste TO california.
There already in operation 10 900 miles Of tele
graph wire In the Continent Of Australia This Aus
frasu telegraph system, which now 10 20 purely local