The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-23 00:00:00

AERIAL NAVIGATION.

The Californian journals have of late caused boundless
excitement amongst their American contemporaries by
wonderful stories of a flying machine. According to these
papers, the problem of navigating the air is finally solved.
A machine has been constructed which is capable of being
guided though the air in whatever direction its " crew" choose
to take it. The San Francisco News Letter says that within
a few days " the first aerial steam carriage, capable of
conveying six persons, and propelled at a rate exceeding
the minimum speed of thirty miles an hour, will wing its
flight over the Sierra Nevada to New York and other
remote parts." Without being too incredulous, we may
remark that all attempts to learn the nature of this
machine or the results of the experiments with it have
proved vain.

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