The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-16 00:00:00

TILE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

We have received the following interesting NW'
munication from the agents, in Europe, of the
Union Pacific Railroad, who have just arrived
61 The Union Pacific Railroad is now in fine running
order, and for regularity of trains and fine smooth track+
will compare favourably with any of the roads in the
United States. Trains leave Omaha, the eastern terminus
of the road, daily, on arrival of trains from New York and
other eastern cities, and run through without change °I
coaches. To these trains aro attached Pullman's palace
hotel and drawing-room coaches, the most spacious and
elegant in the world. They aro perfectly ventilated, pro-
vided with state rooms, dining rooms, dressing rooms, for
both ladies and gentlemen, and all necessary convenionceSt
and furnished throughout in the most elegant manner
;
Sumptuous meals at stated hours are provided in th,es
coaches, and the inconvenience of stopping at stations ":
refreshments, often at unseasonable hours, is entirely op:
viated. Choicest winos, dtc., aro furnished. The through
time is made in 'six days' between Now York to San Fran'
cisco.

"J. E. and A. 11. FORSTER,
European Agents, Union Pacific Railroad" a
The description given of Pullman's palace, hotel, and
drawing-room coaches is more than borne out bY tb°
testimony of travellers who have just passed Oct
the line ; indeed they are a curiosity worth travel-
ling far to see, which could have been invented
in
no other country. The through rates from England
have not yet been settled, but the company ought t°
issue tickets all the way to China. From Boston to
San Francisco now costs $166, and will soon be re-
duced to $l5O, while the time, according to tb°
Agents, is but six days, and that also may yet b:
reduced. To give an idea of the ingenuity wita
which the work throughout has been constructed
we annex a single instance, extracted from the
letter of a traveller who has just passed overthe
to
line, the station being the most elevated point
which it attains :
" Sherman, like other desert stations, has a will- „g
some 20 feet in diameter, which pumps water from aspl.ll:3o
into a high tank beside the track. The tank liee 0
50,000 gallons; the pump will fill it in ten hours. nbe
it is full the water lifts a little float; that pulls a wire'
~.do
wire shuts up the sails of the windmill, a dozen Ye)/
away, and it instantly stops. When the tank gets neerhe
empty, the action of another float opens the sails, and
windmill starts again. The cost of the ingenious al'
ratus all set up is about $6,000."

Six persons left New York on June 15th, for St r
John, New Brunswick, there to embark upon a etas or
bound for the polar regions. The expedition has been Pi
vided with a complete assortment of mathematical, P'two „t
sophical, and astronomical instruments, besides coulPete.•
artists and men of science, and it is anticipated that vlst'
able results will be obtained.
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BIRTHS.
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Nnutl—On the 14th inst.,
Y, at The Avenue, Tc)°B,ltistilf't
Surrey, the wife of Capel Hanbur E °I $ d
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ter.
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OSWALD—On the 15th inst., at Croydon, Airtg• %.-$
Oswald, of a daughter.

S.
MAUDSLAY—LUCAS 011 theMARRIAG
14thE inst., at Christ t.,.-epit
Lancaster-gate, Athol Maudslay, son of the late .I°lm',
Mqudslay, Esq., of Hyde-prk•
square,_ to Nate G°'er,
oldest daughter of Thomas 'C. iucas. Esq., of I(31161
ton Palace-gardens, and Broome-park, Surrey sfesa
PROCTOR— KENDELL-011 the 25th inst., at 110,1,ter,
parish c'Autch, James Proctor, Esq. late of Alan° —for
to Elizabeth, widow of John Kendal, jun., Esq.”
merly of Gray's-inn-square.

DEAS.
DAVIDSON—On the 15th inst. TH ,
at 16, LowndeS-Sciligre'
Walter S. Davidson, Esq., aged 4. A third
KENYON— On the 14th inSt., at EaBstbourne, Lloy-,
Lord Kenyon, aged 64.
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NicuoLsoN—On the 15th inst., at Woodhatcb, near
gate, Mrs. Nicholson, aged 93

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Friday, July 16, 1i62.