New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Travelling. &c.

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There is nothing Of any interest this pat OF the
country. The Wings very much uccnsed at first
ceving the Veto the feeling died away Immediately and
no one cares any thing about it present
any Of your readers wish visit the Falls Buffalo, &c.
or ourneyng up the Lakes the best, cheapest and
expeditions they take is direct by Rail
road Batavia. On the whole lie from Albany to this
place there but short link of = miles whichs not filed
up and which the traveller viii have 20 :or short
time longer stages. You leave Albany in the morning and
arrive here the morning about o'clock. The sta
ges from Batavia Buffalo very inc, and they carry YOU
the road hours. The distance is forty
miles Yours, &c. a. Z.
10 correspondent writes a revolving account Of ont
RACES habua perpelratcd unprotected iemae'-Csuay
supposed alleged be of bad chqracteby gangs Of ruff
fans who congrecate about uptown markets and who often
hire club-boatS enable them their end
sh designs The facts stated by spondent cannot
be repeated here, do what can be done in the
premises The Police of City VIGOROUSLY wreched
and ineiccnt--ve alude the but the system
and the oapocks and rowdes who perperaie outrages
nearly all LocoFocoS, they followed up rigdy
they might be. 4 Police Justice recently informed us
that it did very little good appehend rioters and put
them the watch-housc he had done and again du
ring the night and when he the office in the
ing examine them he found they had all been discharged
byMe Alderman of the Ward This he did and
Till he found it of useha it only offenders i'm
puny and audaciry apprehend them all Shall this
of things never be reformed
% Last week Mr.. Elias Raymond found aaoat in the
Sound, Fish Island, leather trunk, we'll made
tanning sundry articles of wearing apparel boots &C. sup
l.lo, 6, a.,
Inflated Lexington. The trunk also contained Bible
the title-page OF which the of A. Wool
sey If this should the eye of any person Interested
he may learn particulars by applying Mr.. Raymond of
Flax Hill, near Norwak, Conn.
70 General Ebcnczer Elmer of Brdgeton, is the
sole survivor Of the original members Of the Newersey So
ciey of the Cincinnati He is in his S7th year.
EMINENT Success OF Lone LINES Of RAlLRoADs.-The
Boston Transcript publishes the suboned statement under
date of London, July 80 1871 Longest Lines OF Railroads.
which completed, in England
Price OF stock. Length of line. Cost
Grand Junction 92O2 for l00pd 97 miles, 100000
Great Western 92ier G5pd ll8d q" 5'2S$ 600
Lond. X Birmingham l59for 9Opd ll2! 5,724,000
Lend. L S. Western. 80 for 39pd II q" 2,264O00
Receipts OF said Railroads for reek in July. 1871:
Grand Junction week, ending July 10. .04l
London & Birmingham .l July TO-. Il, 49,
London 81 SouthweserHl july L.. 6,307
n B.-The Great Western is Just completed. Its last ID
miles opened 30h June, 1871.
GENERAL HARLAS.--Thc National Gazette snys:-
Among the passengers recently from Havre by the packet
ship Slve dc Grace, is Gen. ]. Harlan of Philadelphia
who his native city after absence OF nearly
twenty years principally passed in India and Central Asia
During this time he successfully served Surgeon in the
East India Companys in the Burmese War; seven
years in the Civil and Military service of His HighnesS the
Alaa Raa Runeet Syng, Prince OF Laho'e, including The
Government Of the Province o Goozea.h and lastly, Aid
deCamp Dost Mnhomed Khan of Cabco; besides making
extensive peregrinaon in the interesting and less ire
quen;cd pats Of Central Asia including years residence
in and about the plains of the Oxus 1t has fallen to the lot
few such and romantic adven-
in these countries. narrative OF Gen Har-
an adventures and his OF the condition OF the countries
in which he has passed yeaIs would form an inter
csing and useful volume.
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