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az a., = 'A' 90 20 WHISTLER. Jr. Supernatural

MORNING LINE for NEW-HAy En-,
IyI conmencing MONDAY MAY @ZThe I
splendid steamer lLIDA Cst stone, WI ~, Ss,sJIsgss
sv, in seple tine 70 take the cars ior haniSso,
field &c and returning wil rave .I So tbs arm.
~ Ne Bo.s5h tam Dser board fIsisht ssasS o.
" ss s,mS Fare cents For f1rthef parilc
reaso o ''' JAMES BISHOP CO, Beavers.
N
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Gay WAFER CURE.-

" This cormodous Institute pleasantly located N iae
beautiful village OF OYSTER BAY, L. p wiles from
New Work Just completed ard re ior paehts us
der The medical care nj " " SrREM, VI ID RcSideat
aud X 4 TRAIL VI II e NewNorS, Consnitiag rex
sscian Address " W STREN, Al d W Mpohh'
Proprietor oyster Bav lep wv
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VHF WATER CURE at ROUND

fE'Hf w y Fix u M az Az ~ -
n HIII. ORTHAMPTON Mas - me most uti@Hl-
hl and attractive Institution cf rs kind IN me c"ut S
srsSbe hy raitoad from she North, South las AMT Vs.
The following of the Advantages - '" ivtieN
Round I'm desirable residence ioi la'and> s'@ .ns~
friends and for others who desire c1EtTianlt n""s
Pure air. extensive anl deAehuU Scenci' and a. '1r
waited aud hoalhful location LAKE and pleasant 'a>
and comforts and ConyCuccSS Galcls found "a S"''~i -
suiu;.OnS ) 4 qrao;lO.. 2nd experienced Paw S<-An
Intelligent and ofc.cnt Nurses, ) !. aaj-nce o. &c
purcSi Sprius water 4 dc, adapted ~ these wac -
the time wish 20 I've well AID ,c well wlIc Aey
hive great variety CT rural Wallis and pleasant drives
m the vc'uiy. s. Gymnasium with Billiard room and
Bowling alleys
Address e A HAIL. VI d ReS'deu, PiiyScnn. Al
FRED RANDALL, kSi, Agent IA l2W MWSt'
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Morse's Compound Syrup Of
NEILOW DOCK ROOT.=We feel

n prompted by every principle Of humanity 10 make
the world the wonderful efficacy Of tins ert:aor
dnary preparation Thousands have been relieved OF
great of suffering and lives saved by the use
Of by the best judges Of medicine e
be the elegant scientific and saluay preparation now
use, and depurave remedy, seldom ever eqiaed
II Unrlvalled for the of Erl speas Salt kh@un
CaRker Scrofua and all the various diseases ARISING os
mpUte state Of the Blood Also Ali Bilious complaints
aad used with ceened success IN all eases oil Be-
male Weakness and general debility, strSnethenng the
weakened body giving tone to the various organs aud iN@
Grating ha entire system and also for the cu6 Othe Liver
Complaint, CataTTh. Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness
Coughs. &c Those affected with Chronic Diseases OF "ha'
ever form viii find this medicine not only pleasant 10 The
taste. but cure If u be within the power OF rene
dial agents affect their disease. IL IS composed OF med
happily combined tend directly TO tone 10
the stomach and bowels excite 20 healthy action we Liver
and the whole GlaDus System, allay Nervous lfrltaiP
and proroe the of the Lungs thus rendering
appcahle To- all dis4es of Chrome nature ~ ~ purely
vegetable and may e esed m all climates and " "a" SEA-
sons of The wear. - 1870
Prepared only bs c MORSE co, at 100 Fount:in-st,
Providence X and sold by thousands all over The Inted
States Canadas A. HANDBOOK. CORLIES co, 10
Pearl-st Now-YOIk. General Agents. 10 Gu
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.EMOvAL.-J. SMITH DODGE,

Dentist has removed ffora No 70 20 No. u BOND
ST New York. few doors further East from Broad way
H.s Partnership with Dr. J. Parlcie, n Washington CIR.
tcng dissolved hy ts limitation. he wlll n future de-
is entirely 20 his Newly OK Ofce y Bonds. }
where he VIII be pleased 20 see he southern f1ens Aer
twenty years faithful application 20 DEN IISIkH in al
ITS various branches, be s fully convinced that when can
be used iand n most cases . may his DOUBLE CYLINDER
a. the best Fastening flr Artificial Teeth. from
one 10 f1I >e1ud that many good sets that nog
loose aud u,ce, aiastcatlpu. may be made firm and
comfortable o. '..e small sum II five dollars.
---L-L In .lMEE
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NETWORK &NEW- HAVEN RAIL

~ RoADl-Summer Arrangement Oh and aftsr
MONDAY June The follo~as tram. wall leave tas
al the NewforE and HSe. iS@i9.d once Twenty sew
l. Accommodation Tram a. A " tot New Haven snd
all intermediate stations Pa,engers from way stations iof
and t ss'9 ions On hs s @ % raeo Pas.
sengers for Boston Providence Worcester Hartford srns-
field and Connecticut River Railroads, will take tins tram
and JON Express Tram New Haven Passengers for tho
Canal Railroad will take TIN. tram 70 Ne. Haven
Z. Express Tram at O'Clock or stamford Bridge
port and New Haven thence u Hartford Springfield, Con
nectlcut River Railroad Worcester, Providence and Ssoa
Haven Passengers for the Honsao Railroad 10 state
Line Albany and Pittshed AID fJT the Sauga;uck Rail
Accommodation Train at O'clock A NJ for New Hs-
ven and all niermedats staohs 10y rs
for Stations the Hartford and Nsw,haven illfoad.
Will remain over Al New Haven until = NJ rHssnYefs
for s'e' on e shns ss n gs sor1@sd ~
any where the Erpf--s Tran receives passsnsr
Passengers by tins Tram of the ana Railroad will remAIa
AZ New Haven until 81 81
SPECIAL Tram at iil5PH ~ Port Chester and inter-
ETprsss Tram al p NJ f,r Stamford, Sorwalk Bridge
port and New Haven thence Hartford Springfield, Wof-
Honsaionic Railroad 70 P1Gsld aad with Tram Of Eag
gauiuck Railroad On Sal urda tbs Tram CONNECTS "tA
Tran Of Canal Railroad IT New Haven
c. ACCOMMODATION Tran al Jpn. for New Haven ana
intermediate Stations
7. COmmutaiI0n Tram ~ Il NJ Tor Ne"-haYen ana
special Tram al bpm for Port Chester and inter-
-'' -'-'' TRAINS TO NETWORK
SPECIAL tram at 20 b. from Port Chester s"Pp"s
2 Commatailon Iran Al n from Ee~-Ha'en step
ping all the intsfmedl ale staliCns A. IL
stopping at all intermediate -,ons receiving passengers
IRON, Nsugafuck Railroad al BRIDGEPORT .
REORGANIZATION Tram at . - 4 N from New Hayea.
stern0 AZ intermediate stations, receiving passengers
f, Hsrtort and Sew Haven, Canal ard Nausatack HAL
road III a.. T.
,yes. Train from Boston from NevHayen, Stopping ~
brdreuog Norwak and stamford, receiving passengers
from the HOusatonc Railroad al bndsepOrt, and SAn@i
Railroad al New Haven
spscial Tram at IS from Port Chester stopping
AZ all informed ate stations
7 Accommodation Tram al % NJ (recsTing passsn-
gers from the Accommodation Tram from Bosom IRON
New Haven stopping al al u4t. ru4edlate stations
Express Train at Is p NJ. Tor IN connection !. N
Express Train from Boston stopping az Brdgepor
walk and Stanford. arriving New York az II y r n
Evening Tram from Pttsfed connects with tbs iran a.
Bridge port ..x. ,.k,,-
Passengers requested 70 procure tickets before 's
ear GEo W WHISTLER. Jr supsrintsnden''
,-r.,ry HAVEN
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
d FANT-OnN throaeh line tor Cahfn-na AMI Oregon
ne llnac are ni'f' ili lirf tne n" af iR;e i,l1
Of mrs Ccinr any steamers inspected and approved T i
N1vy Dc-aTtr en- and earn ng tlc niicd >a-r> u All, "
eorrnuc 20 leave Panama aae >1n Fnrco "a The - ana
l5.h days o each month lues e'alned h nnasone ac-
sdens and vii touch a. Acapulco. San Desc -ni MA-
tercF
The following steamships belonging % he Pacific Nal
steamship Company. are ace thc Pacific 1aa ot wace
W. D. ALWAYS ~ fort 40 c-ch tli ~ ne 1-l,e
Pana-l 1857 tlns. Carolina. $40 ,gas.
California. 1850 tgrs tc.gmhgs GO tlns,
Nortrrrer f.-le flns. Jn.corn. sla tln>,
Columbia. So f.n~. Antelope,
Fremont SEQ frns
Theuew steamship Columbia vlll pls between San Fan-
anvil I'd he man, ami .>,--S f-. Panama aa re-
without DELAY "a she mails au glSS TO- ne
stearrer frou. san Francesca.
regular ue 4 gr0roors VII D. kept ~ or the trans
po-atCu az sci and transient passengers between Pana-
The vel Nrosn steamship Sarah Sands O SO tuns bur
deu! under charter o. the company and peculiarly
coumodous n her ca7 arrangements. val be Kept ,unrsns
eXira family boat
One Of the al,e STEAMERS n Seep the couusc,ou be-
tween Acapulco and The other MeNcan ports
The connection "a tae Atlantis viii he maintained BY the
United States Nal Steamships
Georgia. 5000 tunS Crescent CIV, lofV tunS
Ohio. 3. eco tuuS. Cherokee. i.3eo tuns
Empire CIty. 2ooo tuns Philadelphia. loco tuas.
Leaving NewYoIS for Chagres on tie nth and so'h OF
each month.
direct hne between NewOrieans and Chasre leaving al
such peucs vii httle detention g'Sole ON
the lsthmus, and forming with the P@ahc SeansailS
hrsugh line 70 and from New OrleanS and ports IN MeAfo
California and Oregou Passage from NeNOrleaaS can -
secured from ARMSTRONG, LAWENSoN co,
The fare for through jackets from New-Yor. san Fran
has been reduced from
SiCo State Rooms -S33e
S33u "a Lower CABIN Observation-Disclosures 2"
ire ro;e rom NvyYo-k ID Cissrcs viii 6e At the lowest
adopted by any safe seaseauer between those ports
Forchoce 4 ocrths, appy AZ The ohce ~ we COMPANY
aiDNWf
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare ct
- e-r,s-Ieaye Staten fsand-At1, O. g. 10, II, A III /,
"a Al q $3.50. PM Leave New-fTk-At T. y
10, u, A. NJ, and az , SO I'm @""
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DR. SITEW, the earliest American su-

4 F,hor and Practl,ioner Of WATER CURE. continues
20 receive av pacuS end boardcrs Outdoor city pacSe
and letters for advice attended 70 once and lns'N ca
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Prank DEPARTMENT-STATE Of
NEW-YORK.-ALBAsT. June {. lslL-The EAGLE
BANK uf BRIGHTON L-st..s i-g l,i ~ -1s 1a Pr 3 De-
nee Of The appointment Il Mess WASiBURN !. Co
Oh, ihe CITY cf Alha--. Agents Or 'e r.n-' n
Mating notes together -11 Che appoint
ment n the Mechanics ani Farmers Blrs. IN r1e same
cg as such agent arrea % tn te act entitled Al c, 20
an etd the several relating - f1c,ra1riai RalNs
hansng Assertions ami Inisalf.i Bansers' passed
Arul y. 1851 DANIEL B. ST JOHN. : srerntellslt
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DACIFIC Nail STEAMSHIP COM.

bAtlf Il MAIL EAMStllI UNI
\ PANN-Ons Through line for CALIFORNIA and
OREGON VIA Chagl,s direct. Fare ReiucN ON
FRIDAY. i3th June. at VI The splendid steamship I'M
PRE- CITY. SEQ tuns burden. J. ID wilson comnlander
viii sail FRIDAY June -. AZ O'Clock = VI precisely
from her pier Al the foot of Nauen-s North RIVER with
the Government Mails. for CHAGRES. connecting with the
Elvor.te L : Mail steamship CALIFORNIA. 10 leave
Panama on or about the lSt ot July
For passage freight apply n the Office a and % south
81 NJ m IA West st cor Warren-St my29 tJe3
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kN. NVNE = TAAT 10 IUNNNI I. UI
CCOUGH SYRUP. for Consumption. Colds. Cougls.
Asthma. splitting of Blood. bronchitis and all Diseases II
the LungS-Ihis Syrup having stood the tes OF ulaIF
years o1pcnCnco remedy for irritation or Inflammation
sf the Lungs Throat BT0nCIa Acknowledged b. al
20 be a remedy emnouily superior 10 other known com
pounds used for the relief and radical cure Of Coughs ana
Consumu,lnn. Price 80 CTS and 81.
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DEV. DR. STICKLAND'S American


n FAMILY PILLS most undoubtedly the he's veg
etabe compound discovered Tor the cure ot lTrr
CoppaiuS Iaundce Plies CofilvencSs, Dyspepsia Sst
low Complexion Sick Headache Bitter Taste pf"S Ma
nev Affections Gravel. rheumatism Intermittent te'e'
and Aeue influenza Colds sc Being stnot sccoranct
with the unaerahe laws Of creative Providence @Hd a
know ledge Of Anatomy aud PhyEiOlugy, the Doctor p
Sonyinced that the All~iSe Beng has cfeds~d
An tho vegetable world remedy fer oFSry disease IA
desh heir to Anatomy teaches tbat me human 49,
contains important organs caiIAd glands ea, OF
which employed secretns from the b!ooi Us owe
Appropriate Aud the chef of which the Liver, KID
neys, Savay and Gandular bodies connected WIN tle
pores Of the skin The Liver and Sauyary Hlan1s
seerete from the blood those fluids tat carry ON me
work digestion aud thus promote the healthy 'he
l~els The kdreyS and shn Secretc tom the eiNd l~r
de,tenouS impurities which, If obSiructed VIII produces
many diseases and health Dee entirely impaired Nov h~
vegetable compound attacks the liver stimulates L" Hc-
ton lis diseases ODCcis the bilious ad ds'>SN"
organs causing the kidneys o. act and oponne ne pores q"
the ski Hence the "puThcaton Of tie Blood wAtay
perfect health is restored IOr convincing PROOF u ms
above the Doctor requests pCruSal OF ms panta-N' So
forth most fully The philosophy Of their action Win
full directions gld certificates OF un7aalcedcueS Vlnce
LS FulOn-s, New York, and sold by ycnde5s q
generally ms ,uu " NJ
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NOR BOSTON via PORT and

lNDR BOSlON VIA y T. w ~ II and
h FALL RIVER-The steamers EMPIRESfATE and
BAY STATE leave Per No 8 North RIVER at o9cocs
DAILY The EMPIRE STATE, Capt BrsytOn, on ~ ES-
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS the BAY
STATE, CAPT VIM Brown, MONDAYS WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS TINS the Oniy dgsct line To New
port steamer oonnee'sn nth this line runs 10 and
from Providence.
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DFCUJAR MAIL LINE via Stoning.


Ia ton for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, NEW BED.
FORD TAUNTO and NEWPORT. crarylng the great
Eastern United States Mail without change Of cars or de-
tenuon The steamer {. NANDERBlLr, Capt Joel
stone and Commodore, Capt "A Fraree IN connection
with the Stonngto and Providence and Boston and Prov
idence Railroads, leaving Ne~l ork daily sunlays eS
cepted) Pier No n h r-t wharf above battery
place O'Clock NJ, and Sfonngton At % o'clock VI
arrival of the mail tram which leaves Boston Al y
! PM
These steamers Unsurpassed for strength safety,
speed, comfort and elegance The officers experienced
and attentive
The natural advantages oi this route superior 30
other being shorter and direct the tnp is pleas
an liz and expcdOusy performed while passengers
always RELY upon reaching their destination in advance
those By either of the other routes
The COMMODORE. from New fork-A0nday ,Wednes-
day and Friday.
from Stonngton-Tuesds, Thursday and Saturday
The G. VANDERBIL1, from Ncs-York-raee-isy,
Thursday and Saturday
grom StonIngton-Mo Wednesday and Friday
kB-paSsengeTs al at 81 innEtOn proceed imms-
datey Mail Tram to Providence and Boston
fered remain board the steamer aud Sunday ercepte)
take the Accommodated ram nom dOungtOn az M
which connects PTOyd0nco I'll the II ~ Tram it
Boston
Baggage Master acconpanlc, the Steamer and Trais
through each way.
Newport passengers leave Providence At daily
cept Sundays New Bedford and TauntOn passengers pro-
coed immediately the arrival OF the Mail Tram At Mans
field.
For passage berth. state rooms or freight appcatos
may made at Pier North River at the Oos II Bat
tery place lezu
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DIR J s ROSE % m Honorary Member Of The Phla1el-
pha Medca Society and graduated 1920 from the I'M
versy OF PENNSYLVANIA. under the guidance ot the truly
Professors PhySck, Chapman, Gibson, Coke,
James and HaTe,-name> celebrated for Medical Scenct
and having had daily intercourse and consultation VIM
thOSe distinguished Physicians, RESPECTING diseases o
kinds. and TIE proper remedies therefor and being solicited
by thousands Of hs patients To- put hs Preparedness he
Offers TO the Public. the results of ms experience io
the past thirty years
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

III | DSON RlF ER RAiLhoAD.-
a NETWORK 20 ALBANY and intermediate plsees
BY Railroad ard >teameUst
The Trans run as follows. lSnudsys eNeepted)
IEANE NSW-N0ks,
FroN cdice. nesf Chsmber>>t.
Al A NJ Tor Poughkee sic. sionpng az wNv sfaii'ss
AtsAM Express Tram Tor Pcughkeepse, stoppang oay
Al the primo pal stations -
Al lsl vi Tor freight and passengers 70 Poughkeepsls.
stopping stations .,
At2iPM Steamboat rrrn % Pcughkcepse, and theaec
Albany ~ steamer Armenia Stopping way places IA
the riycr. and arriving M Aihanr a 10 NJ
NslP VI flr PcuEhNeersic. nrNing no wav staiions
At6P NJ f1r PeckSkill stopping ~ WAY s'ati"ns
LEAVE roUGuNyEP>tS-eoiNu SOUTH,
Ate! AM Tor NeN-N ork. stopping At the principal wS
stations
Al NJ Er freight and passengers To NewNork stop
ping 40 all stations
AIN AM f,r New-York. stopping AZ way stations
Att VI fHr New YORK ANIMAL Il the SiedmloAt
which leaves ALBANY =, u II soppsnS At the pFneaA
stations
Al 6. NJ Tor NewYofk. stopping al all way stations
LEAVE rEEHSNiLI FOR NEw-YoRA,
A. q stopping AZ al Va, S'ail ms
Passengers Will procure tickets 'cfnre eneunsthe cars
OLIVER II LEE Superintendent
New-NOrk. June 3 1881 ie2 u
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WATER CURE.

Broadway, NeW-Nork lvsu
HUDSON RIVER WATER-CURE
II y ESTABLISHMENT al TARRYTQWN one Of The
most delshtul ard heahfl locations having view Of
the rver Tor 81 miles and accessible several tunes dy o
Rarrad and Steauhoa open for the cccpucn OF
patlepts neg I'M r. u. PERSON, NJ ID Physician
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WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEPOT 90 Nassau st. ,
near FULTON 81 and sale Chas H. Ring lg2 Broad
way John-st Han Ruckcl Co, 208 Grcenwichst /;
,ay and 3os Hudson-st Or C,on m Bowery, cor.
Grand 81 r. A Sands, 1888 Bowery cor Sprng-st
tpvga9 fMNS<
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n. aTI M VI y Tl'T0|I TIFTTII N|-|N1'O
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING

Tor freight or passage apply 20 EDWARD X. COLLINS,
o. Wal-si.. Ncv'-York, BROWN, SIIlPLEN co. Ly-
errool J. c ROBERTS X co, - Kings Arms Yard.
London Boulevard Montmartrc Pans.
After the Isl OF Arn next. TIE rate OF feicht ny the
above steamers from Liverpool w 10 materially reduced
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XPRESS MOTT G r. .-Messrs.
H. ADAMS i co have purchased moiey Of interest
ma STlMSON 4 co S NEW YORK and NEW OR
LEANS EXPRESS and the business will hereafter be
Quoted by the subscribers under the style Of ADAMS
co s NETWORK and NEW ORLEANS EMPRESS
New WORK. May J, 1851. ADAMS ~
Sllh>ON X W
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ENDEPENDENTLINEfor CHAGRES

y direct and THROUGH TICKETS for CALIFORNIA
al the lowest reduced rates The and splendid steamer
BROTHER JONATHAN will saul on ItO tSDAh, Juhs
~ at p NJ from pior4 II For freight passage ap
nh only 10 T. MILLS Agent. 81 COrtland-st leo To
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~ ERt OKD W. - asst tALlT YIN
\ MA EXPRESS Next shipments will be ny steam
ers nth and 18th June Postage 10 San Francisco only 10
cents Freight 20 per n three fourthS m advance
Riy3On BERFORD X co, NeSey-St. Aston House.
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GREGORY'S Fast CALIFORNIA
THROUGH LINE,

Opposition 70 high paid Monopoly The fast steamship
PROMFTHEUS VIII leave FRIDAY, June IT, tor thA-
GRES and SAN JUAN Plans OF cabin seen, and CHOICE
Of berths secured by early application 70
BERFORD a co, NeSey St ASoE- liou-e
Through tickets for sale. mYSVu
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28

FOR THE NATIONAL INTELLIaEscER.
Mr. Porters communication the coral formations of the
ocean, by the industry and perseverance Of the little insect
whose labor and skill he attributes these formations has no
doubt excited the of many others well as
self they should reach the extent which he supposes they
will some consequences may arise which will suggest for
his explanation the salt Of the is distracted to such
extent would be necessary in building islands and con-
what will become Of those dweers in the sea, great and
small that cannot live out ofsat water And if there might
perchance be salt enough left for their use yet the waters
being reduced to small compass, would not afford space
for their habits Of fe Would not that vast and prolific link
in creations chain be knocked out
The hardy tars Of New Bedford and Nantucket will not
look to the great whale field as an enduring source Of wealth
to their posterity.
But aside from the interest which the fish have in this
NATTER another question arises that concerns man himself
quite seriously.
When the waters of these converted into
tnents will there be sufficient exhaation of vapo to mod
y the fires Of the make it's heat olerabe to man,
and suitable to the growth Of the vegetation on which be de-
ponds for his existence! Would not such dminuion Of
the sea convert the whole atmosphere Of the earth into
perature that nothing but saamander could exist in If
the great mechanical which our earth is
required the presence Of these give proper tempe
atue would not the loss Of these defeat the end of it's
erection habitaon for These queries arise upon
reading the interesting communication of Mr. Porter
and he probably may find easy reconcile them to the
vast changes which the coral architects are destined to make
upon the structure Of eur globe. M.
GRoRsErowH.