The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

nassnr ~ John soedhsv, near Cso.rsv,s U,ursa ss
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ps.as E;e ..d General Ward Barpett .sS ueon
ssA other senseesu- After the ROOD thsss -srs ~
cussed Asd 81 hydraulics ce1sssssy thrsws add Wa.
F,.ts. .hioh v:. received vith iouS cAssr' -
c. M m, ss ssss sss 70 , Gs..s. .sos,sa ssts
vuDs psrttciOats IN this szs.,asa. and sm c.
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bave bad a. epsct..i1 q sesng those poads oss
vspp.ied and vsn consnus the struggle vtsch hsvs
Lvsr heretofore beaten t~v to until say atI.ass
II ret al my fellow oiarsns obtaia lasasifu sup "
Eq President AZ .he Long Lizard Wxtsrwo fChesvs
M HovGHror merely returned thanks, and said he
DsaDe adtsuneushed otissn philsa hropist and
one Of 30es nOtlest works-sn honest The toast
where Dusk defend ny~s6 After thsaking The com-
p.Dy. be sa;Io fourtsss nll-. travel das 70 nav,
s@eD supsy OF seer equsr dkHy ta twenty millions
gsIcDs, suee1 iD tho dry Of 1852 and sill
-, that tbs evsoty millions gallons can be auppisd
f thirty year. to core This ssston river -sser which
'ke estost bsspg evpr bsAe5sed uoon tos oeops og
New Yovf srns the opening of the grsst westsrn caaaL
supplies watce 70 about ,pdred thousond peope
from pOpulA d0e Of s,x hundred thousand
OF drought Il gives them twenty eevsn millions Of rsl
lon, WHICH In mt than six millions Ovsr what Ia.
streams 20 ssw HpSsy capable of supplying aud
which couId be doubled had goos fre~n mie- more
AIude tc this pDsnt 70 show you tut po oalstioo
OF Brooklyn sDd Williamsburg he hund led and
Sft~ thou and, ard nearly sixty millions gal ons can
b. supplied 1t WIN b. than incres mum.
hers VIII equ'rc FOR the bext fifty years Phisdelphx
which had to snd With the dialcu ven .y
bad supplies 27l gallons cay each taking ten
eg+sr or thirty and half gsoDs II person Tho
daily delivery there about 673l 744 gallons Nov
pCnd keSe BsezAy a. supny 400 400 gallons daily
Cheers Bostcn miles or wster aod hsd It to
ccmnspd the highest building taar sepustion l. bout
one hundred forty thousand thsy eonsuosd eght
mi,l"nt Of y Btns day that you So the vast df
ference bet~eep the cit Of Boston aYa Philadelphia In
this respect (Cheers and cries OF The Msns Law
doee 1t atl") Each person Boston receives about
twenty eight galors day. Mr. D-ane then staooed
CIV ciprs AID other places and couastsd their popu-
Wtlismsburgh the means and cost Of supplying thsa
ard other siatistcs and concluded thuA-I beeve in
this project do In the Bible ths reps~ts
and r-cOmneed them to tho pe9 Is and AN 10 y too
the t-rmin ton Of par suy smsu repu
tstioD have gained in life by recon n,endnv suv
un wcr by rroject. (Cbeers)
Mr.. ID added that he pre- ps ring abstract from
whiSh 1t weud he that all of the CO
ton squeduct TO New York made nearly ~snty Millions
dollars whereas the cost Of this would bs only
mii&ocs
Mr. DEASE proposed 'Tae Presso ~hich wss respond.
ed 20 BY Mr. Arnold, Of Broo&lyo.
Tho late hour which our reached homs pre.
ciods- cxsuded report o. the seeeches When left
the company vere Snjeyins themselves, withsus the
word water' being mentioned any more than all pro-
sent seized with hy ydroph0bia