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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

lry- TINE INTERNAL REGIONS! we'll known by
reputation. throughout the Uaios, and ~aes n, sss -
City saooa orserly Hannngons Dorsma' and next dosI
to the American Museum where the wh9e nay DC seen Every
isI mag; as ~ 70 he BY
lhat all the Skeletons therein contained those Oh
executed in Ohio within the last twenty ther CT
nal offences. -
Previous to which may be the foll light lLU-
SiONs produced by the New Phiosop - ia,e
FANTAsCoPE:- -
l-iarles~;n dssected l4-+Gkost Of Calvin Edsou
2-The Monster ib--Kemble in Romeo
3-Forrest az Metamsra l6-Nspoeon 81
4-The Bengal Lion l7-Chcrubim
5-Grimaldi l9-Skul Cap
6-Death a Frolic I9-Thc three dancing cats
7-Gabrie Rayel az Punchi. 2O-Mrs sddons as Lady NJ
nello. 2l-The living skull
s-The Haunted Quack a2-swHish sport
9-Barbarossa 23-The shroudea skeleton
l9-Masbeth and the witches A-The drummer OF rompeii
1.-The Miser and the Devil 25-Wiliiam 4th
l2-FastaH 26-Washngton
l3-The Devil in his element 27-Nne Chinese walters
i- N B-The Night Illusions will be varied every eve
ming.
Admission SO cents Doors open at 8 o'clock jels-sm
90 NOTICE-The sTUYVESANT and WASHING
and style Of .TAE WASHINGTON BANK IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK; capital ~ 100000 in 40 900 shares
OF $50 each hereby notice that the s Bank will opened
for the Transaction business their Banking House No 325
Bowey Of Second street Thursday next 10th June
Instant Hours OF business from A. NJ to 4 T. NJ
The notes Of the oemsg Banks will be received Deposit
City Of New York and Brooklyn Banks Bank Of the United
Casklil Bank. Tanners Bank,
Kingston Bank Farmers and Manufacturers Bank, Pough
eepse Dutchess County Bank Powell Bank Poaghkeepsie
Bank Westminster County Bank Bank Bank Of New
burgh Hudson River Bank Hudson and all other Banks in this
State at the usual discount
ROBERT VAN RENSSELAER,, President
ALPHEUS SHERMAN, Vice President.
MOSES MAYNARD, Jr. Cashier.
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Robert Van Rensselaer, Alpleus Sherman,
Peter Palmer, Richard Barnes,
gEfngham H. Warmer John Harris,
,CBarIes Oakley, Richard Oakley,
Charles Henry Hall, Robert Elder,
~ jobs II. Ransom, ID. H. Robertson,
III dot Kelley, John Van Bo.kerck
New York, 18th June. 1899. iels-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

Ny- STEAMBOAT NOTICE The steamboat KOS
ClUSKO will, and after the 18th nst leave New York
from the foot Of Robinson street. Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at halfpat O'clock A. NJ and leave Albany
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The above arrangement has been made avoid collisions
and strife with the Monopoly Lines Of steamboats, and add
the comfort and safety Of passengers travelling this
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
FOURTH OF JULY-sPLENDIO FIRE WOKKs.-

TNOURTH OF JULY-SPLENDIO FIRE WORKS.
The subscribers respectfully TO the public
that they have received from the mandatory the
ve variety Of Fire Works that be found in the city
Pyramid Of Gold Fire Peruvian Cross, Diamond Gross
Chinese Fan, Sun of brilliant Fire. China Flyer China Flower
Pots, Jack the Boxes Maroen Initiative Cannon Tour
billions Mines Italian Scamers Roman Candles of all sizes
Line Pigeons, Crimson Green and Rejecting Lights
for exhibition; Rockets of all Sizes Bengoas, Vertical, T
angle and Scroll Wheels Serpents Pin Wheels, Topedoes,
Pulling Crackers Port Fires Flying Pigeons Grasshoppes,
Blue Lights, Scan assortment far too to par
tioul .rize.
Also any quantity and kind of India Fire Works
Those from other cities, country merchants &c, wanting
such articles most particularly invited TO call before
chasing elsewhere, they he assured they will find
reasonabc than they will find any other
The city w. X X. BALLAGH
jei7-tyiis' 81 Chatham, Of Duane streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

gDOSTTIVE AND PEREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE
Of s4 lots of the Mese ole Estate opposite Dry Dock,
TuEspAY the 25th day Of June inst by VIM Franklin No
10 Broad street The attention Of spbuders and other
ckanic well citizens generally invited TO the sale Of
the real estate OF the late John AMeeroe adjoining Williams
buch and having margin of 500 fee upon the east river
This property fronts upon the small bay upon which has
long been determined to erect ferry the city of New
York being only half mile from the Meserole Estate
Dry Dock.
The property consists Of sl4 city lots and for the
Of hFbudeTs the blocks bordering the river will be
sold entire the remsinder will be sold parcels purcha
Deries and daes, ggeres and stables will be
prob ted III the sale nusances but lot in the proper
~ will positively be sold to close the agreeably
decree chancery directing the sale and distribution Of the
proceeds among the respective heirs al law.
The turnpike road from WILLIAMSBURG 10 Ravenswood
and Hales Cove, with free bridge Bushwck Creek
constructing through the whole Of the line Of this
property.
The sale will be under the direction Of
DAVID CODWISE, Master in Chancery.
Alter the above will also be sold ave salt meadow
Newtown Creek in the immediate vicinity Of these lots the
road running through il.
Alse one Acre Peat Meadows at Newtown Long Island
Ass, Pew the Dutch Reformed Church Bushwick-
belonging 10 the estate Of John Meseroe and under the
ia Chancery
Terms Of sale very easy and will be made known day
Of sale.
Li,hographic Maps be had at the sales Room.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

OEOn DoLLARs.-The Bond OF Edward Kellogg 10
0OOO J. b. Noncs for the above sum- and mortgage on
No az Stoneree the have been lost stolen
or msaid Attached 70 the mortgage assignment therc'
"a 60 j. a. Fendi, AID IN intended assignment from him Va
blank II unprecedented that attempts may We or have bees
made 70 negotiate the said securities; and all persons here.
Nv cautioned inst receiving The pcvson 10 whose
possession they Informed by Tie papers 10 whom they
belong and turn them through the Post Office ~ other
e enquiries will be made Asy person who has
or heard of the sail pap,rs will confer nv giving nfor
nation al the Office ~ G Greg Attorney New street,
Mssst.. Oracle Sargent No. await .Irtt. lssu,'
nAPER MAKERS FELTING--s 1alv< 9e, 10, l5, "a, oos
/ and ~ inch. Of superior quality, for ss<khy,
10y }. CAMPBELL \ PERssE, lle ihdil2 Nasssun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
Ladies, Fair--Jersey City:

{- Fair for the sale of fancy and useful articles will be
held in Jersey City THIS DAY. in Of the houses Of the
block late erected in Sussex street. few minutes walk
from the Ferry. All the decaces Of the will be amp
provided will continue through the day aud evening Should
the weather prove unfvorabe it will be deferred till the
fair day. Strangers may inquire at the Ferry. ielsl'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

CULLY's yiCTORIA-Exhibi,ion d the foil length por
- trait Of QUEEN VICTORIA, painted BY T. suly Of fhi
ladelphia-T sully respectfully to the public that
he intend exhibiting for hor period al las Broadway
mencnc Monday, 10th inst the Portrait Of QUEEN VIC.
TORIA painted by himself from the original study executed
during his England, which study also attached
to the exhibition.
Open daily from 10 A. VI. until 6 r. ~ and the evening
from until 10 O'Clock.
Admiifanre 25 cents Season tickets 30 cents ielO2w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

HUNTERS RED DRoP-For NJ ssre Of the v.
dncase-The Subscriber has great sasactios il reconI
esdng this valuable medicine To all persons afflicted with e
disease lie does act offer this quaek sosrss with
the hope of dcsevisg intelligent community bet the
rary he feels acusd with sosg desire to benefit all those
Who absursg under the above truly dsfssss
ylaint Ii interesting fact that Notwithstanding the great
dem for thu. medicine asd the number a BOTTLES that
bees sold for the lat four years that instance has Il fall
En- rrompnes certsssy asd safety - 4. known character
throughout the Uson. Rcmember. the osy place Dv~ssn
u. Price 81 per bottle .
els1t Dr. O.bhNlSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
a. .,c,,,.. CvoCKs AND JEwELRy

WAICEn-, CLoCks ND ~ o',.a',an u Cold and
j SHE. puplcs Lever LEpinc I'D Vertical Watches,
naIe by M l. Tobias %, 4. ~ Cooper onoe' =, -.
p,esv John HARRISON Sc, Marble, Anastcr sna Irony
near Broadway. - 49,
NIB Watches carefully repaired. lsls ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
LOVE YOUR NEIGHBoR AS YoURsEL

SOMETHING WV ~ TRADE.
ID ANK NOTES Of almost every description exchanged a.
ID par, at small diseeunt Al the Citizens and Strangers
Exchange Office, No % Wall street whore all kinds Of gold
and silver bought and sold reasonable TERMS Bu, The
most important thing else how the customers Of said
may avoid losing by unieret and Doubtful bank notes
gold and silver and also how money can b. invested ~ large OF
small that will draw p-r cent interest," ana y perfectly
safe and interest paid quarterly and principal A oae days
notice, if required. - -.
All information 10 money matters given gratis Bih Of tx
change Foreign and Domes negotiated Tor small comms
sion and Drats and Notes the principal commercial places
in the Union on reasonable terms Come sad see
VIA 2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
NATI,p4I. AsrUALTIC STONE,

NATURAL NSIHALIit. SloNr'
10 FOR SALE large quantity q Asrhsltc Stone The
agent for the mines of Switzerland Aas with him workmen
w show gratis to any person how to employ the stone
ANY workman learn II in = short time
Orders Cor side walks CUTTERS, ponds canals terraces NC
sc. will he readily attended TO.
Office 90 Pearl street, up stars my2slm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

TIME STATUE OF VICfUklA-By J. karics Stout
l. now oxhAng at the Stuy Institute, $50 Broad.
way from 10 A. NJ. to 10 r. vi. Admttance - cents.
After shert conversation with this artist LEFT him
der impression that his mind completely mhued an
saturated with classical images feelings and ASSOCIATION and
that has the feeling for his that be supposed TO
have belonged TO Roman sculptor Of the time Of Augustus
The Exposiiorl
The statue Of Stout approaches the character If dvi
nifty assuming the soft form Of beautiful than even
the dguyre which has enchanted the world for nearly
1000 years. lfierald.l
NB. The Statue viii sh.rtly be removed from this city.
linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
CATLINs INDIAN GALLERY.


nry- This immense Collection ofINDIAN PORTRAITS
Views Of Indian yillageslndisn Dances-Ba Pays-Bufao
Hunt.-Religous Cermoncs-Indisn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Weapons- npcs-scalp &c, SC spread upon the
walls Of the large Saloon IN the stuyesant Institute where II
will remain, and can be visited, but for very short time.
Open from o'clock A. VI. until 10 at night.
Admis ION - cents Season tickets Is cents. e1l.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
=. stones Water Filters.

ABOVE Filters IN use, tat tie subscriber should recommence
the manufacturing Of them lie hereby acquants his friends
and the public that he intends keep them constantly
hand and hatrs HIMSELF from the long experience he has had
article j. STONE,
jl7-lm. Plunters Engineer, 400 Broadway.
Q- TO THE PLBLlC.-We call the SPECIAL attention Of
the public % the inducements held out by SYLVESTER Co.
56 Broadway for investing in real estate situated in New Or
leaus Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pous David
Hale of the Journal of Commerce. have good for
knowing that the affair question possesses the entire CONT
dence the recommend those persons
have DOUBTS to call Sylvester Co. who desirous
Of giving the full and perfect satisfaction reply
mad eI7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

TTNHE Subscribers will sell at retail their remaining stock
i summer Clothing at Wholesale prices. ..
STREET \ MtTCHELts.
*il3gNs 30 William sire, I.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

NAllONAL IHt.A1 he
90 CARD-MRS. BAILEY begs to state that her
BENEFIT appointed to take place Wednesday, June 49,
which occasion Miss She Mr. Wilson, MIR. Segun and Mr.
Horncase will appear in the celebrated spera Of DER
FRESCHuTZ with other entertainments, which DR.. Va
lenine who has kindly volunteered his services will appear
To conclude with highly popular aterpiece. jel45t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

DAssFoRD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AM
ID CHESS ais Broadway and Ann street entrance Joins
the Museum in both streets Tor the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls Nc &C. aud exercises for health Purchasers sn
PLAYERS invited There - Billiard Tables ready o
s with spring steel India rubber and clott
cushions and eagle aud wood ass tie best assortment
Offered the public. mysl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET.
90 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing engagements
for the above establishment which will open about the
September will address the undersigned BY letter
post paid Meme others will be attended TO-
THOMAS FLYNN.
CHARLES X. THORN,
Sole Managers and Propretors.
ie6-lms 10 Mott street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

~ NJ HAYWOOD 90. so Beaver street, have re-.
W. ceved per Great Western, and offers for sale superior
quality Of China Organize and Tram Thrawn Silks suitable
for manufacturing the best goods.
Also hand styles Of their English Silk Goods
i.I9.1ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
United states Ports.

WANTED FOUR COLLECT II s.-Wsnted -Four
w young for collector, Of toll line Of Rail Road
Interior ofhc state $50 per month The applicants will
b. required give Bonds il security Cor thsr integrity and
proper conduct in the of $500.
Letters addressed to A. Z. with references 70 character
of the bondman and place a residence TO be left
ii the Upper Post Office. icis-2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

L. SAUNDERS, lirom Saunders Otley. London) Eng.
II h and American Bookseller and Staoner, 30 Broad
way has constantly sale aH published
together with choice assorme Of standard Works ~ the
several departments Of literature plain and fancy Stationery
Engraving Drawings sc. Book Binding every variety of
.tye. Cards sr address engraved and printed ies.tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL

merly OF Boston, steward Mr. JAMES SEYMOUR, In
the Office. and Mr. j. ID. DOBNY conductor OF the Bas
and Concerts. JAMES ~. sANDERsoN,
ie6 twistlstA Proprietor
1NR D. j. LLOYD wHiT rtMOkE respectfully informs
hi. friend. the puolc that he has removed No 10
Park Place he win be ready attend TO the call those
who may honor him with the confidence Hay,rg three
wears in the Of Paris, and year in the Lyfun
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Nasge
he he IL competent to treat scientifically disease that
may come under his observation. myIl.is3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

~ The Adventures of Harry Franco tale oi the Panic
"a entertaining The style reminds us Of Peter
smple; the author whoever Ne be- Is evidently minute OBJ
e and and bis humor Enriched by
knowledge AID use the quaint slsns o this metropolis worthy
Of the inlmitable sam Weller hmself"-Corsair.
"Th, yer, clever Work the Of which for
huor asd incident remind q the most noted age ~ N
adventures Of Gil Bas higher praise than this we could not
bcstow.r-faf. Gaxette
r. SAUNDERS s75 Broadway, and to he had Of all book
sellers. iels-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

CPLENDID 0DITIoN or CowrER--Just received from
- the London Publisher large supply q GRiMsHaws Epi.
rIoN or CowrEns WoRKs IN beautiful Volumes spenddly
illustrated forming the only complete ans uniform edition of
the Poets writings in prose and verse including original
Biographical Memoir, Critical Essays Annoanons NC
n SAUNDERS, 375 Broadway. New York; and
gtf-NDERS A pTIEy London. iel3-6t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

Glide, Norton, Pctou; George, Hull, Charleson Macon
NC Mississippi. Beebe, New Orleans hatcher Hayes. Val
Indeaigable (Br) Wic Liverpool; George Doug
las (Br) HYDE Quebec; Grace iBr) Reed de- Perry Ham
tom Charleston Emma, err Noel, MareiIles Tom Wood
Osborne Baltimore; Valiant Honeywell Philadelphia Ma
ria Wager Petersburg Tower Baker Laguayra and Porto
Cabello; Jasper, Nickcrson, Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

yxTANTED-A Cook Cor private family in New Haven,
Wv Conn Apply, with references Il ~ DAY 81 sjei5fw'
IN EMoyAI-E BRYAN. DENTIST. formerly of No.
IN l5 Chambersstreet has removed = No sl0 BROADWAY
two doors below Masonic Hail. Whole o. partial sets II
Teeth made the best ncorruphs materials inserted spon
the approved plans, according e. their respective appi-
cabiity TO each particular All Dental operation. per-
formed on reasonable terms Jel5-S&W
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-22
ELECTION RETURNS.
TENNESSEE

Our returns from this state leave the
election of governor in some doubt. The
returns from middle and west Tennessee
give Mr.. Polk some 1900 majority. East
Tennessee is the strong hold of Gov. Can
non.
From the last accounts it appeared that
the wings were certain Of from to s of
the members of congress.
The following are ascertained to be
elected:
Wings. Adm.
John Bell, Cave johnson,
Meredith P. Gentry, Arson v. Brown,
VIM. V. Campbell, HI. M. Watterson,
Charles S. Williams, HI. l.. Turney.
John w. Crockett,
The latest item of news from Tennes-
see is the following from the Louisville
Journal Of the 9th inst:
1.-The only news which we have re-
ceived from Tennessee, in addition to that
already published, is the vote of Knox
county, in East Tennessee, Cannon's ma
Ijority in that county is ll4s which is
much larger than was expected. If the
other parts of East Tennessee have done
as well, Cannon is elected
KENTUCKY.
There is some doubt of the reelection OF
|Southgate; otherwise, it is supposed, the
delegation to congress will stand as it did
last year.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-22
The PATRIOT.
l5J1saslL1l.SS5 l1EsONs
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1899.

The terms of this paper require sub
scribers to pay in advance; should they
fail to comply with these terms, twenty
five cents for every three months delay
will be required. AS our next number
will complete the first three months, those
wishing to. avail themselves of the adj.
vance price will oblige us by paying with
out further delay. Those in town and Vi
cinity who have not yet paid will please
forward it to this office. Those in the
country will hand their subscription mon
ey to our agents who are hereby authors
ed to receipt for the same. All who do
not live in the vicinity of an agent, can Sc
verally forward current three dollar bill
by mail and a receipt will be returned
therefor.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-22
; mercial and business transactions Of this

mercial and business transactions Of this
country.
II is known that the. medium of ex-
change between the two countries-Ame-
RIGA and England-has been for the last
fewye principally carried on in Cotton.
The British moneyed spectators have
recently induced the Bank Of England to
raise its rate of interest from 81 to 81 per
cent. This maneuvre, of course. imme-
diately brought down the price of cotton,
and rather than let it go at too great sa-
crifce, the holders of that article chose to
keep it back from sale. This produced a
call on the importing merchants Of this
country for specie. The banks in the
eastern cities were obliged in consequence
Of this drain Of specie to curtail their dis
counts, and great pressure and stagna-
ton in business is now the result, and
money now commands in those places an
interest Of 4 and 5 per cent month. And
all this state of things can be traced to
the action Of the Bank Of England! Veri-
ly, we had better be under the dominion
of a domestic than foreign monster
Who at first took the responsibility which
has resulted in this foreign thraldom? Let
the Government Currency Thinkers an
swer.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-22
ELECTION IN INDIANA.

The Administration have triumphed in
Indiana, in their choice Of Congressman;
but that this is to be test of the political
character of that state when the naked
Presidential question is to be decided be-
tween Van Buren, and the Wing National
Convention Candidate, very few will be-
lieve. If the same causes operated in
the other districts that brought about the
ELECTION Of Mr. Howard in the 9TH, then it
will be seen that we are right, and that
the late Congressional election in Indiana
should not be considered test vote, as
far as national politics are concerned. To
illustrate this position we make the fol-
lowing extracts from the Indiana Olive
Branch of the 10th inst
We are satisfied that Gen. Howard.
(dem.) is elected to Congress from this
(0 district. The result is not unexpected
to US, Notwithstanding there is a majority
of near 1900 wings i'll the district. In
this county it was not party vote; none
claim it as such; had it been party vote,
Gen. Howard must have fallen behind his
competition 800 votes. Many of the
most active and influential wings in the
county warmly supported his election.
The TACT Of his residing here, together
with his great weight of moral character
and splendid talents, drew to him the sup.
port of about 500 wings of this county.
He is better, and more talented man,
than the party with which he is identified,
have often had the honor Of running for
Congress in this State.
The wings of this district have elected
Gen. Howard to Congress, but when they
come to vote for President in Novem-
Der, 1910, then will they be found, going
in one solid body, either for s:The great
Western or old Tippecanoe,- mis-
take in them.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-22

We understand that man was con-
siderably injured the Sabbath before last,
a few miles from this place, by the dis
charge of gun, while on hunting ex-
petition. The contents were mostly lodg.
ed in his arm and it was at one time fear
ed that the limb would have to be ampu-
tated. We most sincerely hope, and we
believe from all we know on the subject,
that such an open violation Of the Lord's
day is practice Of rare occurrence in thi $
part Of the Territory.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-08-22

LOWER RAPIDs.-We learn that there
are number of hands employed on the
Lower rapids; what progress they make
in their submarine excavations we have
not heard; but for the prosperity of the
upper Mississippi country, we hope those
rapids will be speedily improved so fal
as to permit boats to cross them in all
stages of water. The engineer has now
fine opportunity, in the present extreme.
~ low stage Of water, to give a satisfac-
tory account Of his doings at Head Quar-.
tiers, and we hope the secretary's mex,
report will show that something consid-
cradle has been done.