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which CO. operation and agreement are not alleged to
have taken pass. but knsur 10 bsA governments tc
ka.o xuhalv xssntinv

xbeh CO. operation and agreement aIe not alleged lo
have taken piass. but knsun 10 bsA governments tc
have been wholly wanting
To sum up, 1t sppssrs, thsns
That Barlle's line Is under The treaty line al all
II has no, been run BY competent authority, nor agreed
10 BY competent authority it has therefore no legal ex
sence |, Is simply blunder in defeat OF the treaty
lis nullity. and there is power IN this government
which can make legitimate or obligatory save Tue
treaty making power and this power can do so only oy
making new treaty The attempt OF the late Secretary
Of the Interior or of the late Executive 10 accept anu
ewnxe Bar,es blunder at once an Outrage anu al
ah.ordi,y Congress did right 10 irample the attempt
under foot,
The motive OF the Tribune ia insisting upon this line
i. obvious During the late canvass that journal was
asnounced by it's own copatsans for seeking, through
~ mans OF sectional agitation, 10 reach the end OF uf-
~, Gaohin depredalons on the public treasury. De.
,..sd in the canvass, it has changed its tactics
Win the hope OF embarrassing the present adminslra.
ion il seems now 10 be seeking embolden Mexico 10
mage in war with the United States aud to DO this.
MA. ~, 10 Santa Anna the idea hi, there is party in
,his country which will justify him in making an armed
seizure Of the Mesilla valley Feeling perchance, that
,h.re NAV be difficulties attaining this object The III
hama IN this very article 10 which we now reply.
4. sosye.ing 10 the American people the prospect,
ana even the probable necessity, OF war OF m
,sryenion on Our part in the contests oil European
mowers on the soil OF Europe. These desperate
s.,rsnities OF faction in the course OF the Tribune
sufficiently dscred that journal without iurlher com
m.nt Of ours We can gain nothing by bandying recrlm,
nations with journal which is proverbialy identified
with every odious and dangerous fanaticsm which has
,ormented or which now torrents the public mind 1t
not even worth our while further to expose the cant OF
hypocrsy by which the Tribune habuay agsravates us
char sns even as i, now hateful its incendi
80 sHor,s 10 produce war with Mexico or Europe by
.o.tnr them under glib professions Of its love OF peace
We have already expressed our sense OF the just and
.c6e uurposes Of the administration, and OF its forbear
,v mir, towards Mexico. We sea no reason now lo
change word which in that view we have written we
know that the rights, interests. and honor OF the uaee
States will be fully maintained in accordance with the
declared policy Of the Presidents and holding this bound
~ ouss,;on as on its face fit TO be settled by negotia
tim we believe in the possibility of such settlement
>, terms advantageous 10 both countries II such re-
anil !. 10 he defeated which do not believe. its defeat
INNS, come from such spirit on the part OF Mexico al
h,, been exhibited by Tras and openly applauded and
encouraged BY The New York Tribune.
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by J. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
June l5-3taw4m

IMPROVED ISLAND PROPERTY FOX sALE.-on Saturday
the 18th day Of June, will sell public auction the prem
ses part OF lot No A. In 264 the
streets south with the improvements consisting Of twostory
frame house and small hack building.
Also the half square fronting on an .lIey In
rear Of Ryland chapel with the consisting two
frame = " : -
Also par Of 10. 49, in 46 The consist
M Of Two story frame bounded south
w and ~ feet alley In this house the Male
Tema OF sale One fourth Jour eight and
Twelve months The deferred
trust on the property with bearing
ana deed gwen All eonveyancng at OF purchaser
Ieved to be ibdsputabe
u tbs terms Of complied DAVIS the
right Is reserved 10 resell the dr,t
chaser. - - -
Sale TO commence at hrstnamed lot 6 O'Clock, D. M
90, JAS. c. MCGUIRE
June I'D Auctioneer
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALR OF HOUSE AND LOFTY virtue Of deed
duty recorded, the subscriber viii sell
public Wednesday Instant O'Clock, M
premises, portion OF lot No IL,
Ne PEA IL Massachusetts avenus between
l2A back width Of 81
.ly. The nearly aud viii suit small
family, The neighborhood Is rapidly improving
Terms the balance and twelve months
and deed Of Trust the
An nveyancinsat the erpea.e OF purchasers
J. RUSSELL BART. Trustee.
JAS. &. Mcguire,
June 12-eod&ds Aucuoneer
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THr Pacific RAILROAD ROUTE Captain Gunnison, oil
The United States typographical engineers, has been in
this city since Saturday, Organizing his party for re.
eoanossanee and survey OF route OF The Pacific rail
rosd-if such thing be iound-aong the line desg
mated BY Colonel Benton in his application for Lieut.
Beae, and which the administration refused 10 commits
sIon bin 10 perform. Captain Gunnisons party will be
composed Of about twenty scientific gentlemen and b,
wll be accompanied By Mr.. Richard Kern, whose let
ter. read in the Senate BY Senator Gwin first brough
public attention 10 the advantages OF The Albuquerque
route fc< this road.
Al Weston they will be joined by thirty asa
gcons ss m eeoost They will make much expe
dision possitle. and will winter al Sal, Lake city
tron ths poist their reports wal, be sen, TO Washington
N tine for the action Of Congress next spring Tn
corps vail leave this city tomorrow.
ST. Louis Republican Jrp,s.
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CRAwyoRp's MONUMENT TO WAsHISGros.--The fol.
lowing extract, says the Savannah (tieo) Republican
from letter from Or fpwDsl, professor oi the uhiser
sity OF Mnnch TO hs brother.in in this city, has been
kindly furnished 10 us for publication. 1t is dated al
Munich, May IL, 1853:
open this letter 10 say to you that ] have come
eTnor, Mr. EraYtord Since he was here he went Ia
Rome, and viii return when lhe horse equestrian .atue
OF Washington l. finished. To hnish the model Of The
Statue, What call the od,unng requires two yesrs
People 70 the foundry were quite charmed with your
counifyfnan They say be j. excellent gentleman.
tie promised 10 return with his family.
E" Yesterday was the commencement Of the casting oil
the satge Of Washington ana also oil the statue Of Pat
rex Henry, OF Virginia. II went of exceedingly well.
The fsiei o. frgnia-l near the group which rerre.
SCENTS That Saie-s also iaisbed, and IN an excellent
manner The model Tor the statue of JeHs rson has also
arrived, and this will be cast the next
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Nosruxas KxpLosINe rXrspIrtos.-Govanor Ste.
vn. who heads this expedition, aud M Stanley, the
artist. arrived hsse Tuesday, on the Michigan, and
vi, ior ST. Paul yesterday The Nominee A, 81. Paul
they expect to end their party rcndezvoosed and nearly
ready for movement, towards the Rocky Mountains. We
bear that the expedition prepared With everything
ssAsn,,i . complete survey OF the country through
~hseh they pass. and viii consist os about eighty
persons CoveSea< sevens is young man, OF no very
imposing appearance. tU We shall be disappointed il be
does prove to be moa thorough and eicen, orcer
tie "a evidently ambitious and 1t wal require strong
ppeang force Of THIS Kind 10 do up the lob intended by
this expedition thoroughly Whatever may be the result,
With regard route for railroad, hoped and be.
asvsd ,ha, report favorable to great common thor.
oushiAe will be made, ustfed by facts. by which Ore
soa and California may be reached at much less hardship
~ri. and expense, than by the present route.
fGsi.na hdyrh0r, NV 2G
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The city council Of 81. Augustine is making an effort
10 eonaeci the Mstanzas and Halifax rivers by canal
An inland uncaton already exists from the north
post,on OF South Carolina 10 the ST. Johns Iiver
Florida. Ftom point forty miles south Of 81 Angus.
Zoe. cut OF three iourlhs Of mile will extend the
municaton to the Florida reel The mayor, IN letter 10
Lieut. Saith, says that about fifteen miles Of cutting be-
tween Pablo creek and North river, and between Maan.
and Halifax rivers. will extend this line OF inland
navigation from North Carolina to the Florida gulf
Lieut.. Smith is to make survey a, early day OF the
ground between Matan1as and Halifax riverr, with a
visw OF deciding upon the prac,ieaby Of the proposed
work.
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DpRoPOsLs for the grading bridging and
division of the coyington Ohio railroad b.
office Of Guyandss
the June mel
sections bridges over Twelve
Poe epyandie, and Mud yers, and tunnel OF
IN length bend Of Mud
Also, b-~een the s aud 18th July
NJ Coyineon, NURns, for the grading, bridging and
Thar poa Of Va. dviop lying
ngtos and Haynes Farm, Jackson- defiance %
eleven nies, Of heavy
ing wall large bridges Jacksun- and prssy
ny order Of the board Of public works
CHAs. n SHAW.
Chief Engireer Covinron and Ohio Railroad Co,apsny
LswIsBupe, Va, May ~, 1888.
MAY 25-eodcpt July 10
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A CARD.

NHE undersigned purposes Tennessee, Kentucky I.s,
indiana and The counties of Virginia,
aud neg 10 inform his friends and the public eAave
Oh and give ms personal business
may be infus'cd He will brief
hinn'ile, and Nashville Tennessee FRANKFORT
Louisville, and Maysyie, Kentucky;
Lafayette IN Indiana aud the counties OF Wood
and Gine III Western Virginia DESTROYS
tons made, other invited them
selves % this opportunity will
postpaid, before the 9Th The
continued as usual during his absence.
CHARLES DE sELDINC,
- IN street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Washington, June laih, 1854
June l4-eod27
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by j. &. MCGUIRE, Auetione~r.

VALUABLE HOMESTEAD NEAR WASHINGTON AT AUC-
uonby order Of the orphans for OF
nKionf District OF Columbia Will he cold highest bidder
Tuesday the 2tth instant, ~ O'Clock twenty
the property Of the late Daniel Cold
embracing the large aud occupied
Amos Kendall situated norteastery Capitol
and hall distant
The sald,ng and grounds will be any calling
Nsndalis for the purpose Of examining them.
The OF viii b.
hand and the balance nsamsn and eighteen
months, secured by bonds security property
JAS. q. mcguire,
June T-2awds Auctepssr.
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TONNAGE AND TOLLS ON THE CHAMPLAIs CANAL Some
days since resolution passed the senate calling upon
The canal commissioner in charge OF the eastern DIVISION
for statement Of the aggregate tonnage and tolls collect
ed on the Champain canal thus far during the present
season. compared with the corresponding periods OF 1851
and 1852.
The reply OF Commissioner Maiher was transmitted
TO the senate yesterday
The following extract from the communication pre-
pesens the tonnage for those years, showing hand
increase during the present year over 1851 and
1854 The statement embraces the period IRON the
opening OF navigation up 10 and including the 2ls OF
May las,
1851 1852. 1853.
To,al tons $3.50 727A 1895
: Increase In 1853 1852 4l.2ol tons
Increase ia 1859 over ISL =, yo3 .
The following table presents the statement OF tolls col
lec,ed during the same period:
1881. 1854 1853.
Total tolls sI6,lIl so sI3,sss 50 sls.6is SO
Increase In 1853 1852 4.7O9 ~
Increase in 1853 over 1851 2.zO5 Is
ALBANY Argus, Tuesday.
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BY j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE AVENUE AT PUB
III Lie sALEOn Monday afternoon, June 90 6A O'Clock,
The premises, ,a sell The south part No. square
S ronng - feet inches 1874 Ohio
north ID street, And running back " feet
This lot "a particularly desirable for business as IL 10 situated
Within Of avenue,
clyisy OF MeKipstrys Iron Works,
Terms Of One-tird residue
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest Al conveysncing
the expense Of the purchaser.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
June 9-eod hactiobeer.
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The Memphis convention has adjourned without day,
and It's closing proceedings, says the New Orleans Pea
yune, were chiefly important having reference to
the Pacific railroad II took strong ground 10 favor Of
the Mississippi project aud adopted series OF resolu-
lions directing the attention of the government to the
necessity OF the work Ii also recommended that
the public lands bs dsraiei 10 lie states hosdsns
the Mississippi river No particular for the road
designated as the choice of the convention but
variety OF essential qualifications limited al. The
body non conmuta on several points. and refused
to entertain resolution in relation 10 Cuba offered by
Mr. Thrasher. The next couvocaiiou is announced TO
lake place al Charleston in April, 1854
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DREapyuL cALiaIrY.-The Troy Wing learns that the
dwelling of MIR. A. Cropsey, in the town OF Poesen-
kill. Rensselaer, county, burned to the ground on
Saturday night as after the family had retired that
aged eight years persisted in the lanes and that an
other aged five years so badly busnsd that he bas
since died Mf and Mrs. cropsey escaped with great
officially through a window, and a son aged twelve
years through the cellar Mrs. G. badly burned
that she is not expected 10 live Mir G. also badly
buind, be being cripple at The time lie los, every
thing
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NHI4LiNG SsOODs cheaper than amy other inc re hm,t
~ in the District
Ilaid silks at 62k cents, worth SIX cents
Plain silks al rs cents, oil
Figured silks al SIN cents, worth 81 %
black silks, chenp
Plain heTsges vt a5 cents,
French Jacones and lawns IS cents, worth 37k
Portsmouth lawns I2! cents worth rs
BeTege dclaines at IAN cents, worth rs
Lace mantlas at $l0 worth SIS
Application nantes Sl0
Rain and embroidered shawr cheuo
ooO pieces bonnet ribands, cheap
500 new style boDnets, cheap
hh assortment Of every kind OF usually
goods store which will sell cheaper than they can h. had ss
n call and yo, ,,,I "a 80.
say TO be no humbug, III ~ ~ "".' w
June i'-eoa1~h HALL BROTHER.
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The ob'egaies n Gensnl Riley were celebrated on
Saturday in becoming manner The military turned
out 10 foil force, besowing upon the usrious dead the
CUSTOMARY bonos The procession was long. and proved
how general s The regret Of our COMMUNITY at the loss il
has sustained. And thus ends the ehsitsa'. career
BHfao M prsss Juns n
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Gy-At q meeting OF the Board Directors of the
Metropolitan Mechanics INSTITUTE held IN street
the following resolution passed
Resored, That Institute be Opened aav
through tbs week tsundas ercepted from O'Clock a. M
and that the public generally be invited wish same
CHARLES CALVERT
Ipne l7-g Recording Secretary
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(Psnnsyirania south side, Tenth sreet)
FIFTEEN SUPERIOR MICH cows AND ONE BI.oOUED
pull al uctionOn Saturday June
The Centre Market he
dairy stock OF H. A. Willard, consisting
cows and one booded bull, selected with great
private use.
They VIII he sold without Mr. Willard
his hotel for the OF making alterations repairs
no immediate >
Farmers and others DESTROYS OF stock
we'll the above sale.
TeIss'i s25 cash s5 thirty and SIXTY
faeiony endorsed, bearing interest
June I'D Intel, Rep, and starl
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hossisLg osAss FROM A sArJLsssAxs --Oa Saiur-
sas the itth ult, Of Nf. Futch, OF ihi. county,
"hss picking whorisberries, sSack BY large rat.
s@'ake. Epoa being struck he started 10 run. but
o'ad The snsks haa IL fsngs fastened 70 his psoaoons
Fs and IN stumbling ard seufH ing get loose. The
ss stuck him SIX or sevsn Lines The lad was about
Hof y years Of age He survived bat few hours
Isl. Augustine (Ps) sae Cuv
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wuI.ARD,s HOTEL

ARDThe undersigned would respectfully friends and
of this establishment the
closed 90 Wednesday, the 5th for and enlargement
reopened the coming fall Acknowledging the liberal rpot
heretofore extended the Popieof will
house ip cspduou will increased
the same
II. A. WILLARD.
Washington, June IL, 1853.
June l4-dlw
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The general assembly OF Rhode Island convened at
Newport on Monday Among the proposed reforms, the
Providence Journal mentions the removal OF the Judges
Of the supreme court and the extension Of suffrage TO
ezens OF foreign .irh Tor the election of delegates to
an. convention Jour. Com
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MARKETS.

New York, June 15.-Flour is active to-day with sales
OF 5000 barrels nj 81 90 - IS for State and 81 81
81 10 Tor Genesee southern -four is buoyan with sales
bU bbs AT 80 80 la Wheat is scarce, with sales OF
5000 bushels western white at ll9 cents,
NEw ORLEANS June lj.-Copon-Sass of 800 bales to-
day, the merchants awaiting their letters
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RAILROAD MACHINERY AT THE WE.r-The Columbus
(Ohio) Statesman speaks of the great difficulty experi
enced al the West OF procuring locomotives, cars, &c
with which 10 furnish their roads II says:
There is general complaint OF The Difficulties eYper
enced IN obtaining the machinery required to operate
roads IN the West Cars and locomotives cannot be OBJ.
tanned here or East IN any reasonable time No one can
doubt that our machinery should be made in the West,
Cincinnati, Hamilton, Dayton, Springfield, and Xeuia,
are good points Tor car points
and we incline TO think The universal Yankee nation
East are deaf and blind they would send gu, COLONY
OF bard workers 10 locate IN each OF Them with steady
business and fortune before them the legitimate result
OF only reasonable diligence"
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The legislature OF this State is expected 10 adjourn 10
the course Of next week The legislature OF Connect
cut dilto-Jo,u Com
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Foreign Items.

Horace Verne has Just finished large picture repre-
seniing The brothers OF Joseph dividing the price for
which they sold him. No alusion to the Emperor aud
his council
lhe exhibition OF modern painting this year al Paris
contains some I.7oo paintings OF various merit bat
nothing by either OF the Leading artists Of The French
school, as Delaroche, Jacques, Horace Vernel, Della
cfoix OF Desamps.
All Europe Is sui agos with table moving. In Spain
we eApos Oh NE mesa gpae,t (gytaing table)
rywheie sci on ioot, and regarded The yeesl in
iereS' In royal and prncely palaces. and in peasants
mug h9thg Is tried or talked OF but the discovery
Al o. eeisbuIgh loo the whole world gathered the
uahce' anu IRON Siberia we have OF
experiments
The French consul at Shanghai has sent home. for
Tue 1aa ass Pante', pair OF long eared Thibet
ne hrst twenty miles OF the great Indian Peninsula
railway, from Bombay Ia Tannah and from Bombay 10
Mahen' was 10 be opened the 18Th utmo
We read the following in the Baansia, OF Milan, under
Tue aa'e Oh Rome II "a very painful discovery was
made Tue other day IN the Basiica OF Lateran Those
Pope Martin lies buried in the nave The body hay
ing 10 DC removed IN consequence OF certain
repairs n progress The coffin opened in the presence
OF Tue Chapter 10 everyDodys surprise, nothing was
found but Inc bones OF Martin The rngs the gold
ana SILVER chaces the liara all studded with precious
stones, mad disappeared Their existence in the coffin
mad been verified about nifty Years ago"
The Prince Of Syracuse has now suspended his exca-
valions al Cana of the dvancsd heat More
IMAM one hundred and fifty lombs of The metropolis OF
TINS interesting city have sii,ed of their treasures
consisting OF vases, rings, coloed glass objects, and
variety OF antiquarian treasures forming interest,"
ing collection, nov in the palace OF The prince The
archaeological world IS busy in discussing the objects
found.
Two Sandman gentlemen have arrived in London to
form an English company work silver and lead mines
IN Sardinia The mineral riches OF Sardinia have long
been known, but hitherto there have been Official
hes on the part OF the government in allowing strangers
10 work them. These difficulties have at length been
| removed.
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Five Dollars Reward.

Os1 Saturday evening in Ih Avenue be
~ tween lIh and 18Th Streets richly gold
the Union Office
June ls-d5t
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HE BRAIN OF ARTHUR SPRKG.-A chronological pro-
lessor in Philadelphia has made an examination of the
head OF Spring. the murderer, who executed on Fri
day last and says that the developments were character
lsic OF the man. The head was large, being over 90
inches in circumference The perceptive faculties were
strong, and the reflective weak. Benevolence and the
other organs Indicative of good disposition very
poorly developed, while seishness and frmness were
large, and cauliousaess was we'll deveoped Secreye
ness was large, and the animal organs such as combat
iveness and destructveness were enormous The base
OF The brain was very large The oreparl of the head
was very small, and the back very large, indicating SEN
suali,y and cruelty.
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Hy y. q. MocuIur An,,,...

UtsIkAbLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTloN-oa Fdday az
tsfneon June ~ al sock premises. shall 10,
No IN square go fronting ~ feet 4h west between
norm and streets running back 80 ~ aIIry
together VITA such portion were not consumed ~
the late FIRE. ~
terms ohe 'hd cash; the residue In twelve mon
io notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest -
t,, Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
s""Nif-u hnctiou~er.
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ny y. Q. MeeU,Rr. A,c,.on..,.

VABER AZ AUCTloN,-Qn tuesday, Juse 81, at4 O'Clock
shall se n public auction, side canal
'Vseb bpgrl SoooJ feet Of o,ubef consisting Of
White and yellow pine boards
o., 80, and lu-i oak
Al-o, about 40 ,n0J best Shingles
arh W anu under, cash oye. and exceeding
.V Two ma our monii credit 500, -four, aud
moa'hs credit fr sau.aeo endor.sd Interest.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
lid Auctiouoss
Ivs ''tHts -" the uortbsvsst CORNER OF l3th Snu
shees-Nne paio dining rhns, Three bedrooms, and two
Promises 10 John D. JOYCE
June ll--eodst Until H#ss #T Fe
pANos Tor s.s- ar r~afNsw second hssd pianos
Nwnys on ha-d 81 wsrerOom IN fiih stte few
dops sheve fennYysna Orders fof tuning ef
my store, viii be punctnsiiy attended 20.
June I7--eodlms O. REICUEN4ACk
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Parker vElN-By notice in the Cumberland Miners
Journal we find that Messrs. Cunard, Aspin wall and
other Leading spirits IN The steamship enterprises OF New
York. are interested in the Georges Creek coal mines
object OF these steamship proprieors stated to be the
mining and transportation of coal for their own use
and the Journal says tina, The coal is be shipped to
Navy pay, 70 De transported thence over the Panama
railroad all points of the Pacific Tor the use of The
Pacific steamers The inieoy OF the coal 10 our Penn
sylvana anthracite does enter into the nam
moth calculations OF these gentlemen They are un-
doubleday investing immense amounts of money in his
enterprise. Only couple of weeks ago they Dough, a
fresh lot OF coal lands Georges Creek iof Slss 600
De increase 10 the number OF their steamers before they
have bad Trial long enough 10 test The success OF The
proec, shows determination 10 take the future by the
throat.--Phu North 4mersan, l4h