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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05

On " Wednesday, June 80, by the Rev A. II, Wright Of
the Reformed Pfeebyterian Church. Jane street Wa
LIAM CoNCALToN 10 JANET EDWARDS formerly Of Scotland
On Sunday. July 4. by the Rev John Fault JAcon 2
ItpnELL 70 Miss jar LsK. all Of CamptoHn. N. j.
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TINIrno srArEs NAIL sTIAMsHIr conPANY-
s al IL: s ~.
Aspnwa ana PanAmA-By order Of ths e:ss-
M a: ::.s. . .' % :.:a Ia ', &c CD y
A :: s:ss a.. fS wb.p sS::s a:ss
suss.y q. ;sns :, ss D.:spsa.a ss shs .osss.
e
...m'aSs ten.
nHFiRa CRY 400 ssas Il DORADO - ssas
Issyins New ycri or Aspiw.li on the ss sd s0S q
::.mshP: y Dorado ns 1s.s5 VI 1,..
s to o1s & s s:s
Orleans can DO secured from Armstrong. Harris o.,
rmr RATES yaom srw YORK TO AsPrNwALL WILL No
Lsr L.ass ss's s:ss' s.iSSn
Second Cabin stAndees. .............
PssscOssrs sro sadss st tho railroad depot, ispaw..
ss g, saT hs 5;I.as being II .d os
shs transmit. % .he isSnsa nsy 10 psrf.rmsa IA II
PACIFIC mai; srnAnsHiP coMPANr.
q ssSrssy .ss%srs is.psssea and ssprs'sd ne
s. s viii s
immediately ary. TOE Atlantic mails and So. Fr..
sne ' 80
on me pacfo Of which win b. always In psrs At sAes
SSsSHE Ar S.yFSA g T:'
RnPUBLIo. 81 go :. CAROLINA. ,.....& "
eafiNessiA. is;5 I HaiooMs Sc
The new Steamship Gcum Il. viii ply i;t.cca San M
cisco AND pSsts Oregon awang former port sns
ing without delay viva the mails and for ths
sss;ss, :, zoe Ssi.ss sss.s. mai ...s@s1; y:
Pacific steamers Rates q fare from Panama 70 is.
propeer vii be kept W for the trsporatos OF frs AZ
sisoe ons Of To spevs wiz isse Up the
zion between Acapnee apa other Mexicsn ports Ra0a
issfs'
chass 70 cent? ps, AID roS rsesms 70 San Fran
apply 70 CHARLES 4. whiTNxY, a. the ofhoss u IS
Companies liz West street. corner Of Warren New York
ay .rsns nev s sor.r sSs soyssca
OF TIE SEAS recently laun ehed BY Mr. Donald Mckay
Mssea
the S'l q July She il bO H. on the nod: q the T.s
EOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA RIO ANRIRo, vALPA-
CORTEs, 500 tons. Chopper comm nder VII dapsrS
for the above ports Thursday tho 18th Of July For
Bs66Rs Sss sSS9% ss9Sss apply .
VANDEBnT LINE.-NoTIcE TO CALIFORNIA PAS.
engine steamship PRoMETHEUs, 1880 tons. viii isayo o.
s At jus. de Hss
n OFT ss'
will nSE 80 through . with quick
For or I pss.sfs apps '
Battery Place. up stairs, 90 d. ALLEN, Agent
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PAssEsoKRs yo9
r, VIII sr !. y ss1s
h 4, b 70 receive small ausa
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A-rived-Bsrs Ciarssa MatamorsG Un,n, BAltin ore;
Chester. Phi adephs bries Sarah williams and Anglo
Saxon, Cierfurgos; Abby Jones SaguA, Geo JONES'
Swan, and Emp sohrs Manson Port
al Prince; Lowell Jacmel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05

IMPORTANT TO TFMALEs-DR K PRESTON NO
2C5 toeery gives his exclusive attention all Diseases
OF the female system. Ills PaBaoea 10 tho vnaAo
corrective ana tonic discovered. Poe 81. Advice
PTAtutoua.
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL wORK.-DH RALPB.s PKAa
ta frsase Irestse on tho Iature, ptom lgross
eosssquspeos, seTeedes VI these dissassa
toh ~ he paiuest IL 40 practically ssefu every
one ir every place a. veil A. perfect ssseusrd agan
ineekry BY Jos Rsiph, " D.. rsotons physician Aaf
srttor Of several med al worke 18Th cd so pp price
SOD No Ahn q zAstor House; aud At tie authors
cco Oh HGus'o street Wooster ion
hours 20 ~ and o TO gP " SUNDAY excepted
hSied pest paid by addressing boa $50 PoAt Oaios.
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E,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-YHE UNITED
= States mail steamship FRANKLIN, JAmes A. Wostoa.
commander, will leave for Havre touching Southampton
to land the nails and Passengers Saturday July Il
O'clock, from Pier No. North River Price OF passage
$40 All letters must through the o6ce
perienced surgeon h attached to the ship Luggage
wanted during the voyage shosld be DEP
before sailing, marked "belcw N. B.-Ns msrohandisa
will be received board after Thursday. July For
sreteht or Passage apply 30 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON,
Agent, 53 Bro adway.
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nIsPATCH LINE FOR AUsTRALiA.--A SUPERIOR
~ sip Is fitting for passengers, with tho most
fupefor for first se1"nd cabin and
win leave in few DAYS for Pert Philip ard Sidney Early
application viii be the number OF
viii be siro y limited ans moro taken than can be hand
ssmey and comfortably accom- mod ated The long 4
p.rcncs OF the In the Calforna bust
mesa eve the positive thst all taking
by this line will be we'll cared for receive avery
attention the voysgs No passage secured unl Ped fof
Passengers from distance paessqe by r.
uniting hfy dollsrs. T.. ID. SUTTON 81 w all etr0et-
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MO FEE TILL CURED-DR. COBBErr u DUANE
street, may be ssn6asst,ay consulted Diseases.
years IN HE speciality Of the profession eaabhs
hin 70 curt general debility .hs Victims o. Qusckery
apply to him with the certainty Of having csses pre-
psry treated DR. C ia member OF the univerefay.
N D. Observe the name and number there is fslss
No. ~ on tse other side Of Chatham street..
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A US1RAIIA, AUS1RALIA.--RE0ULAR LINE OF
IA Packets for Port Philip and sydney The subserbsrs
will despatch the fast sailing and fAv0fts packet MA DE-
SON The 2tb Of Juy (ho above vessel Is uded
by experienced master who he's had May ysars expert
once u the Australian trao Tho ACCOMMODATIONS arc
superior 70 any other ship now port h.vns lar anu
small state rooms well adapted for families or single per-
1lote cmbsrking for tho gold rceiors should
make cary application to berths nnssar p.,F
alrt aay ENGAGED For freight passage on noaru,
Pier * East river, or TO BUTIEk bMVi "a Ess,
Australian Packet oice, 1tS and lis seu.h ssfeos'
AUSTRALIA PIRT PHILIP AND sYDfIY LINZ
IN Of Pscket-Th Subscribers viii teps'eh The sp,en.
ia ship HA0NOLIA the psst seiP o. shis hLA on re
18th Univ This ship, 100 tcns burthtn, nmnsd
90 expsrispssd mrsse hasirs been aztec ssprsssy
for s an OF PASSENGERS And tlmftes
Cor or usssAg Witch will betsten on the osthyor
9e,sfms eppp nj Sell g. kitRqoN Al ni6 Slr
!, - Ii.r,ioT ARRELt 4 co. tte re.ris.rees
DoghsN, oRinsrLL Cy, ONLY tGTnoRilhp
u s~ept. for the swallow Tail Ire o. bcdln aas NNr
ooi usotet ships Drsfts FROM - snd towards "a
rht Z. snI tors .hTs"sn.u' are'h er,sie oS co. ~
fspvss street. and No. Regent Road, olassaee osez
Liverpool
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E,MPIRk CITY LINR-THRoUGB TO SAN FRAN.
~ cisco az greatly rsSseed rntes for cabin and
..ssrsss ney Aad spleuda double ensa.
ssq commander will leave her dock, pisr No NJ H. foY
Aspinwsn Navy Bay direct, on Saturday July 10, at
O'CLOCK y. NJ, connecting 40 Panama With the favorits
steamship New Oresns, Edgar gskonan, commander
shoh steamer viii take the By the Sierra
rstarom New York and sdiaseIy thereafter presses
80 ssn Francisco direct These vessels In Recommendations
salty and silson not surpassed by thf
route sn6 sapersnees surgeon ATTACHED to eaoh sh
Passengers Sierra Nevada will be landed al the
wharf Asrnvall free. Books opss, and througI
tieksA Tor sale. For freight PASSAGE amply 10
J. HOWARDt son. Agents, "a Broadway,
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EoR LivLRPoOL-UNITED STATng NAIL STEAM
depart With shs Dated States Maids for Europe
q estudsy July TO- ~ IL sssot. M from her berth ~
e fset o. Canal otrsst No berth Tin paid for
rsshs Or passage having unsquallsd
EDWARD K c0IIfNs CO., IS Wall street.
The steamship ATLANTIC viii succeed the PAsiGs and
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BUENOs AYnEs, April g, 1859
The re- IN bsrkaton and tnns shipment Of merchandise
within che Cape limited BY The exciting law or he
goods enumerated in the h Article Chapter 30, If said
The Increase q oreD and interior commerce since no
neshborug oommunes and The mutual convenience aud
II sst ne sps Iaf s9S
msnt for the points question be rendered extensive TO all
articles OF mainline importation. On the strength Of these
The govern has accorded and
art hroles of 1rfimo i'm portati0n, tobacco Ia
:stss sS KsHs ~ 6 siIgS M eSI
or ports stein VIE Are AL pay the fth part % the du
the province and W. per 'vt their Remuneration
Afe z-hIe Re empsrketon and transhrment for ports
dec aud Badonado, must be made exensye In small M
tone vessels or river craft and without tho necessity Of
opTe ,,s 81 1890 ~, s.nss coposr,.a. LOPEZ
DFrinTSrSr o. Trs.voy
BoENOs hyHps, Ann ~ 'iss1 /,
IN conformity With the rePres natcn made by lie SI.
Art The ToSrty srcs y ne ResuS SSss - 4,
Custom House gyen th 18th July 1872 IN the part thai
determines that the additions 10 mhnests ony ~ ~
articles whose aggregate value does not exceed 400 silver
Ar S@sSsiticns and rectiacstons az the manifest NAV
be made 20 any within The term OF forty eisI
available hcurs instead Of twenty four hour
Joss BrryAMIr GoRosTAeA. No.
These are all Ia the right direction and trust they
10 be followed by general revision Of the tariff
pustsge, 30.
EXPORTS.
The produce shipped during the month amounts "a a
fair ayepse Prices in specie steady The accidental de-
probation or tl currency rather facilitating negota-
tae Cetaip pAsse4 have advanced or declined q shade,
sccsts9c TO the dss9d but nothing u consequence.
inc DMsst demand lyterly has been for the Freuch
elleht upward Gndency AZ
The sssoesos haNs been 1oinQ more freely, tho pro.
ducc IN genera cop'leeod foe beforehand We believe
late vistants have re'urno a. Tn,, No Corrsn,oe
snd sensa Fe may W. due course eSsst saasonslle
supplies from theee quarters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05

NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
Il The United States mail steamship ROASOKE Leris
Parrish commander VII leave pior Is North river
Saturday, Sd Of July. al o'clock 7. NJ. Passage
fare Norfolk state included So to Peterb
Richmond. state included, $40 Steorsge passage half
price, BILLS Of lading signed only board For freight
:! Front street. Old slip
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E0R SAN FRAFCIsOo--OE SATURDAY. JULY 10
st o'clock T. NJ FROM the loot Of North Moore ssrost
n RThc snd splendid double engine steamship CITY
OF pITTsBURG, sIoo tons eurthea. wm G. stotesbary,
commander will positively safoT San frsncsco touching
Mt Rio, Valparaiso and Panama, Saturday July 10 at
o'clock a. This steamer has superior aeccrmodstiqns,
Is well and oherHise fitted for the trade It
sonfdens expected that she will make the II che
time record thus Offering chance 70 "a
miles sn6 others who wish to avoid the crowded sips via
abe Ishmua only limited srmter OF passengers w be
taken suantlty of freight will also
rsneements heyS been made wb ths owners ~ she
steamship Uncle Sam, 500 tose,) now building &c
make through connection she Un take hes place
In the line, FOR freight passhg Apply e THOMAS
RICHARDSON, No ~ Exchange place or &c n HiLbS. 81
Cartlsn a. street agent Of the UasloS<ya.
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Passenger be Ian ied AZ the railroad wharf Al Asp.
vail free. Tranit Of the sthmus AT the passengers
rcnso Persons securing through by the o. mail
steamers from New York have preference Of aooommods
tom board the Pacific mail Rates Of
Psnsms TO San Francisco tho favorable terms
For freight passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
~ tno ofsce Of the companies III West street corner Of
War str
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CTKAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- I'll. Glasgow and New York Steam ship CompAnys
stssmship GLASGOW 96z toAs4OO horse powerl Robert
Craig commander will sail from Now York FOR glasgow
SATURDAY 18th a. u o'clock a. noon First cabin
Second cabin, $50 Stewards fee included: Apply to
J. N'SYMON. SY Broadway.
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nK WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, CONTlspRS
to 30 consulted on diseasss Thrty yssrs prso
tcs ENABLES him to debility his
safe snd speedy sad rosest cured dsy The
victims Of priss may spply to him with certainty q
being honorAL treated A perfsot euro suarsussed
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TINTED STATES MAIL EFEAMSHlp COHPANts-
W for Nov Orleans via Hnyans 1hs splendid steaUstr
EMPIRE CITY 20e0 tons John Iced will san
FROM tho foot Of Warren street N e., Monday
July 2th a. O'Clock r. NJ precisely Rates pss-aset -
HAVANA and New Orleans: rev arrangementt.aoies' So
l0op berhs 500 Aftsr do $50. Forward do $50 Steerse
CO.. 20 Freight taken 20 New Orleans NJ Is cer.s
cubic foot Shpperc VI ffgbt requested 70 suapy
themselves with the company bills oflediag whsh mar be
bad application AZ the ofscs. No other form wiz as
sgpsd No bills Of ading signed after ~ strip has sailed
Dor frsisht OK pssssge, apply TO y. ROBERTS.
III West st,ost, corner Of w srrcn street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

cotton, but ~ the price is less than that
given ~ England. and as our commission
merchants in New Orleans, have been di.
rected to hold on, it remains piled up to
await another test Orders then come in
from Germany, our cotton suits exactly,
and as it is ouly fi either for that market
or France. and as the season has advanced,
and new instructions hsYing bern gives 10
our factors TO sell, it is SOLD, and sales ren>
dered to us a. TINT price; or, perhaps. we
may have restricted our agent to hold on,
AS we entertain the hope that some pros.
porous gale may Yet watt to us the pleas.
ing intelligence OF an advance, and being
disappointed therein our Gully alternative is
to await the close OF the season. when our
Eastern ffiencs make their purchases for
home consumption, which they usually do
ct reduced prices, and when vcstfl ars
homeward bound and freights To- We
sell then, and at the minimum price OF the
season. la a word, We throw our cotton
in competition with that Of Louisisna, Mis-
sssippi, aud Alabama all Of which sre pur.
chased for the Liverpool market. At which
takes none bat what fully meets th,is cla.
siiication. may now ask. Whist are toe
advantages to he derived from rape rauB.
porta,ion, which we are told a railroad ai.
ford, to either the Charleston or Neys Or.
leans markets, for all, al last depenfs upon
foreign demand
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q l. I q r R L co,

Nert door TO Ward. Wilson 4. Co.,
nIR HAVE just established them.
selves in Marshall, Texas
. and intend carrying on the
ddlery business in all its branches. They
I'M keep on hand q large amount of stock
ID work made up in the hes. manner, which
lev offer on accommodating terms, and will
! prepared TO fill all orders with which they
ay be favored.
| Persons living in the county, or in the in,e-
Or. will find this house such one as they
I've long desired, a. such An outlay has been
ode as will enable the proprie,ors to be con-
n,ed with small profits.
Every person wanting anything in the sad
,ry line, land saddlers in the in,erior) are
{,iied 10 call and examine our stock and
ices Our motto is, Live and let live" and
have no doubt of being able to render sat
faction.
MI J. NJ, Bailey is our authorized agen, in
srshali
5lT Don't forget our house, between Ward,
gilson & Co.'S store and Hudson 4 Hsnle,s,
srshall and on Texas street sign Of tho
bldcn Saddle, Shreveport. je26-ly
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber proposes sell.
1TTA ing his valuable farm, situated
about six miles Northwest Of
Marsn.n. VIII: AZ the apDurte-
knceS, and the hands m the p.nce.
There are in the trac, about One Thousand
crss oil lani, iy'rg IN square body. This
md i. we'll watered and well timbcrcd. A
umber Of excellent springs will y, found on
H. place, several Of which are within shorl
s,anee of the dwelling About tso hundred
Tres of the land are IN n state OF cultivation
ry.,hrce or four acres IN corn, forty OF forty
H. in cotton and the balance in oats. The
kop is unusually promising. The subscriber
hi sell the land alone or the crop with 1t, II
sired. There are two fine peach and apple
kchard. on the place, besides other valuable
hut trees. The Improvements on the place
good. A plain, substantial dwelling a
N house, containing superior gin horse
W. blacksmith shop, with tools and lot ct
on and steel The land IN cultivation has
boa fence. aud is ditched.
The negroes are eight IN number all good
binds, and five Of them very likely.
Any person wishing to engage IN farming
III fua this An excellent opportunity, as the
Aubscriber desires to abandon 1t to engage IN
hottie, pursuit, ard in disposed to sell or rea'
bnablc terms. For other particulars and Tor
frms, apply, en- the place, to
4. FRASER.
| lime & 1879 40 I'm
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rmrniturei rurniswre!(

THE subscribers at the old stxnd
q of Geo. Raines, would inform the c't'-
m ,ens Of Marshall and vicinity, that they
viii carry on the Cabinet business IN an wv
various branches, They hope, ey turning
out oood work. Mt MODERATE prices, TO mer-
il the encouragement of the public Ihey
will manufacture TO order, sofas, seerrta-
RES, and book cnses, wsrdrobes, side boards
writing desks, brcakfast and dinner tables,
ladies' fancy work stands. &c. 1hey VIII
also keep constantly on hand genera as'p''
mcnt Of plain furniture, such AZ bureaus, sales
wash. Stands, tables, and bcd.,eads OF every de-
sorip.on. |, would be to the advantage oil
n.,.ons who are in want Of furniture 10 give
them a call, As they are determined 10 sell cheap
r., a..h GEO W. KAiNES,
W. q. MAiiAN.
n Old Furniture neatly repaired Order,
r,om,,lv attended to. Furniture exchanged
/ for lumber "a, =.
Ian 81 1889. "'''''
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Eyala sanders, I 20.

In their N,u BRICK Store, "sM q me fuone
square, a,u door Hcrth Of Exams "r'ss'
4 Keys I'D cham.
NEAl.ERS in drugs, medicines, ana e"sm'
~ icsls, ps,nts. dye stuffs, glass ware, pet.
fumery, fine soaps, steel Pens' supfr,o' ".uhV
ink and paper, patent med'e'nes OF Az ', phs
wines and brandy for medical purposes 'ny,
.icisn. prescriptions carefully Pu' up a
hour. Purchasers will always hna AZ wv, -
tabli.hmcnt, fresh and "nsdui'e's'e' "eu''" ~.
which have been selected with gfeaa carr '"'
this market All purchasers are invited 70 ~
anime our stock, which is being constantly "
supplied. N'"'o'
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
Marshall, 7fIdS.
ELIZABETH JACKSON. ,................ Ptop,,etre

N taking charge Of the PLANTERS 10.
L TEL, Mrs J. is fully aware of the respon.
sibity Of the undertaking yet, having had
several years experience in catering for the
public she iat,ers herself tina, she can render
general satisfaction.
She has made some, and hopes to make
many more changes in the style and manage.
men, Of this House whether for better or
for worse" she il willing TO leave to discern
ing public TO decide. Notwithstanding, all the
improvements she has in view, her charges will
remain the same rs those of her illustrious'
predecessor
" The STAGE OFFICE, for the Shreyc.
port, Jefferson, and Tyler line Of stages, is
kept at this House, and every attention will
be paid to The travelling public.
Avg 7. 1852 vi u6-3m
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CABINET WAREHOUSE,

Wood, Iron, and Brass Turning SHOP,
fifth Block South Of the Counhouse)
WYE would inform our friends and the pub
w tic we are carrying on the above business,
in all It's branches, and are fitted up for doing
ans kind Of Turning. either on Engine Mlll,
or Cabine, work We are prepared to receive
orders for any kind of Furniture; and intend
Lcen,pe on hand an assortment OF Bedsteads,
Tables, Chairs, &c.
Being experienced workmen, we may safely
,rom,.e our work 10 be well fitted up and
neatly executed.
Ali orders promptly attended TO- and FUR
niture neatly repaired
billiard balls returned. and Patterns made
IN order WM. HILBERT son.
- ,a., nj ct
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

JOHN 7. poSALp nn~hn "
IOHN r. DONALD L. co, Factors and
d Commission Merchants, No. %, 6raN'r
street, New Orleans
Jan. 10 1882 Nsn2s w.
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Il will be remembered that Mr.. Msills.
fort, so distinguished in kub. marine en-.
gnery, has undertaken to raise the Expse,s
Company safe in the steamer Alastic. sunk
upwards OF one hundred and hfsy sest b.
low the surface At the bottom Of Lake Erie.
The frs. nttemp: was unsuccessful, from
some fault in the diving apparatua The
second attempt was made and The vessel
was reached, but from other circumstance
nothing WAS accomplished towards com
mencing operations on tho wreck The
Buffalo Commercial has been furnished
with the following account Of this sssay
This is the deepest dive on record, and will
be read with interest,
notwithstanding the somewhat unfavor.
ablo ,diiinn n The weather sd the roagA-
ness of tie wAicr. t war determined %
make an sfiempj o. Roach tac wreck OF
Saturday morning. lsih sepieriber, ia or.
der 10 ts-t ,hs capacity oi ths pos bose.
Nr Green, therefore. affrysd himself
ihs marin, amor and started on a aeeeza
ZIP to the bottom OF Lasc Enc. Tie 49,
cendsa without any difficulty, aud lep4rs
directly 800 the ntrdor Of fha M1rAxyS
smoke-p'po. tie top sad SIDES * 49, ~
TEL, v.lh IS set arr asno, H ~s4
elevated again soma asii. dmssArs. ~
sllghtad the second sims or q btaess,
owing down. arsi - ,os aa " Tho Grass
braces IL did asas kewsvsr. srerssd II
making Finn ipeeIsk Oh e&rs. cv,ns -
the unstesdIaeas Of the snaal sseslrsg esea
90 tho occasion, which communicate tee
,nuch mstiea 20 lie hosa sit ropes.
.,.A - - tn.s 49,
diver getting eutshgied IN the repas 81
w'ooi work - a. 10 he unaAle n esiftosiH
hinseif. OF 10 tea. ,ns crass, and he.af
again el@sai-a h. dascenlsd g. isifd tirnu
aloogsils asi clear Of the s0cs y nogs
went dosn fourteen fev, below de upper
deck aud eve. with tine guards hia head
beiug one Aeadsst aad 'llf, -riae ael, aat
his is-& one hundred sp1 soess iesr isss b.
low the surlacA o! Lake Erie, iais Is the
deeI~sl dive cY~r msdr ona hunars. sa5
iaoasysslx ieat be,ag tbs EssA,ass lep.I
ever before fsarbaa The naw nose So
found 10 he ptfieclly saccessial; sas aigss
i@lt quite II ease, and went dcwu ana ~
wishoa, the aiish.sss injury to dsess, d..
OF man. x4.s
iae marine srmor consists " pes31otv
air tight indis rubber irsss, ,nprs4
copper helmet, With eleaf, thicx plelNt
ritzs 10 irort The pipes shlsa sSta
sad sshaus. ,hs air. lead ron this a<tes
Tho pumping requires n,geh ialsT ssjkas
s'i SOM mct ga ulsa being .a.f-seeS1
upoa q The same time and oon4pelici t.
vors hard a. tl4i great pressure at az
Is experienced hf the DIVER 1por hia ungr.
e9lnl o. ~ .ls b. The iuch aud very ie,r