The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-08 00:00:00

THE EMIGRANTS IN CANADA.

The Rev. J. F. Kitto announces that the most satisfac-
tory accounts have been received of the emigrants recently
sent out to Canada by Government and private indivi-
duals. Their behaviour during the passage was uniformly
good. When they reached port they soon found employment.
"On the whole nothingcan be more favourable than these
several accounts, coming from so many different quarters.
Our emigrants have been welcomed and provided for—
swallowed up in the inexhaustible demand for labour in
the Dominion. The committee of the British and Colonial
Emigration Fund can have no cause to regret that they
acted upon the representations made to them on this head."
Why then, continues Mr. Kitto, should the assistance of
the Crocodile transport have been withdrawn when
hundreds would go out if they were able? Beyond doubt
there is abundant room in Canada both for working Men
and capitalists.

There has recently been some change in the
arrangement of the officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Mr. J. Edgar Thompson is still at the head
the company. The Vice-Presidents have been increasl4
to four, namely :—Colonol 'l'. A. Scott, IL J. Lombaert
Edmund Smith (late Secretary), avd George B. Roberts.
Joseph Lesley has been app anted Secretary; W. J.
Howard, General Solicitor; Theodore Cuylor, General
Counsel ; ail Major Firth is still continued as Treasurer.
ECONOMY INFUEL.—Air. Johnson, of Saco, Maine,
has invented an apparatus by which apartments can bo
heated, or a fire prepared, in a few minutes, for cooking
food, which, while insuring the utmost economy, preserves
a salubrious atmosphere. Mr. Johnson's heater consists
of au air-tight sheet-iron cylinder, with tubes passing
through it from top to bottom, open at. both ends The
bottom of this cylinler is cup-shaped, so as to hold
in its centre a small quantity of water ; while en ler-
neath the same is placed a gas j.t. The water is
put into the cup of the cylinder, which is then closed
steam tight. The amount em;.l,,yed is just enough
to fill the cylinder with steam, at liftecn pounds (ntrno-
ooliorie J. evliodor ~,onl,l not
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•1 ‘.• sm face obtaincd, and the who'.tt arrau:',..rement
'i°,earlt as to economize the heat to tho utmost ex-
ingestions contrivance :elf-r: gtillt,s the
tent. An
of air front the eylinder to lir the room
for the strain, 'tirl rrtaru the air w Ir.‘n the con.l.msation of
the steam crcates vacntutt which is ruquircd to ba
The „4,„1,, apparatus is as simple and safe as a teakettle.
The kind of warmth gen:rated is peenliarly s .ft an I
healthful, while the cost is reduced to a minimum, espe-
cially tvhere chrap gas cite lxi obtaiue.l. The exhibition
room of this invention is in Broadway, and if it performs
all it is claimed to do it will nrove a blessing to the poor.
DuNviLLE awl Co., Belfast, are the largest
holders of Whisky in the world. Their 01.1 Irish Whisky is re
commended by the medical profession in preference to French
Brandy. Supplied in casks and cases for home use or exports. •
Lion Quotations on applicasion to 3tel*.rs. Danville and Co.
iltdra-t; Cr Beattfert-Luildings, Strani,
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ang this wonrierful liquid. It is w offered to the public
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