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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
LIBERIA.

We have adyices from Monrova to Oct The American
bark Shirley sailed for the Leewards the 18th August
passengers being the Rev. b. r Wilson and family for
Siroc, and the Rev David A. wilson and James w. Horn
for Cape Palnas On the 18th The Liberia Herald not
published owing to want OF paper supply not having
cone from the United States expected On the 10th
rived the U frgate Constitution bearing the pennan
of Commodore Mayo Capt Rudd commanding officers and
well August 90 at IL O'Clock sautes were exchanged
between the Constitution and Fort Morris Commodore
Mayo accompanied by other officers ashore soon at
erward ard repaired the residence Of President Roberts
and after walking about the town for few hours they
turned to the ship On the 2ls, Sunday the Commodore
attended divine service in the Protestant Episcopal Church
The day the of the safe arrival of the
Adalne with 1870 emigrants from Georgia and Tennessee
On the oath the Constitution sailed for the Leewards.
The settlements the ST Paurs River up the country ap
pear 10 be layoraIly going on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
HoSoLuLu. SATURDAY Nov

HOsoLULU, Saturday Nov. ) 1883.
Since the recent changes 10 the Kings Councils the
subsequent protests by the French and English COnslls
and the able rejonder by Mr. Severance, United States
Commissioner there has been lul in politics here and
things the surface calm aspect, yet there is an
under work that ill develop itself snothe;
step ard annexation.
Mr. Allen the Minister Of Finance. who succeeds DR..
Judd entered the Kings Cabinet the avOwed leader OF
the Annexation party here and appointed unsolicited
on his part by the King. with full knowledge of his
position and opinions that subject The King himself
Is not aver 10 Annexation but the heir apparent Is
The whaling feet is nearly all in. They have had bad
the North the "catchings averaging little
half of last season. There about 100 whaers
this port with average this of 700 barrels Zach
last the average 1900 barrels. There Is de-
msnd for oil here il is worth 40 cents per gallon.
Whsers bills the United States bought i've per
discount Hopes entertained that that portion of
the feet TO arrive may be able to tell better story Thus
far, but few disasters have been reported.
steamer is daily expected here from the coast TO ply
between the Islands. She is owned By Company of en-
terpsng capitalists in San Francisco She will NEE, with
ahearty wec, from the whole community understand
the Company have Charter from the Hawaiian Gov
eminent.
The Royaist the vessel that carried the Missionaries
with Kind reception, and landed the Feee Chief and
Missionaries
There is quite spirit Of Improvement manifest here
number OF the coral stores in process of erection also
steam Touring mill Wheat is becoming quite profit
able crop. One district the Island of Maui will pro
duce 900 bushels this year. The coffee sugar and
tobacco crops viii yield abundantly 5000 tuns o
sugar ard about $50 uns of coffee will be produced this
tie group.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

ARRIVAL OF ASLAyER-Naral Ifelhgence.-T schooner
n H. Gambrill, Lieut. De Camp commanding, arrived at
this port yesterday in So days from LOando West Coast Of
Africa after having experienced succession Of violent
gales which stove bulwarks and did other damage.
The n H. G. halls from Baltimore, is SLAYER and prize
to the L. s. frgate Constitution Commodore Isaac Mayo
and captured the Sd November of Congo River Ond
placed in charge of Lieut. De Camp who brought her
home
She brings the cook and one belonging to the
vessel ard 10 scamen invadsl from the squadron. The
following are the
Chss Johns boaiswsn; John IL Puyer master aamsi John
Raw Jos nosn Andrew Acon John Appleby William Brown
John Rsuirrez DestO Data Chs Tucker, o. MILF ssunen
Lane. lsndsmGn.
The L. s. ship Marion sailed for Benguea Nov ,, all
well The frgaie Constitution would sail for Monro-
via and st Helena in a few days. The Z. s brig Perry
was at MOnroyia
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AUSTRALIA.
From The Panama Star. Dec. q.


BY the arrival, yesterday, of the British mail steamer
Lima from the outh have received, vii Valparaiso
our re ular files of TIE Sydney Empireto Oct. ~.
The Australian dates brought by the American brig
Isabella Hyne, in thirty nine days from Sydney.
The American propeller Sir John Harvey had been sold
to company of gentlemen for the of tl15J0 and is
iniendedto De in the Trade between Sydney and Mel
bourne.
The chip Glentanner, from Jamaica had arrived at Hob
sons Bay The Port Elizabeth Telegraph says Of hers
1--WE almost omitted TO mention lat week tho arrival OF
the GlenanDer with Of the most respectable body OF
settlers from Jamaica for Australia that visited
shores Among them persons Of The first respectable
ty-a gentleman Of color, formerly member Of Council
in Jamaica and several other people Of wealth and stand
ing in that island who purpose making Australia their u
ture place OF residence
petition to the Queen signed by 1000 persons, against
the Constitution handed to the Governor on the
18th, 10 be forwarded 30 her Majesty.
The markets reported rs toorably brisk with good
prospect for business during the coming months
The gold mines continue TO yield abundantly; prices
were recedng. Dust Is quoted for New South Wales,
T. l4s for Port Philip - les.
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MEXICO.

TIE Nor Orleans Delta Of Dec 81 gives the follow
ing additional Mexican items
The Diayio Ofeial states semi officially that arrange
ments have been made adjust the boundary question
with the United States in amicable manner and com
mission consisting of the Minister OF Foreign Aars Don
Senores Don jose SoIazar arrequ Surveyor Chief vi
the Boundary Commission, General Don Mariana Mon
terde and Don Lucas del Palacio, which Commission
have alre sdy held conference the matter with the
Minister of the United States From the tone of the art
Gle in the official organ led to suppose that Santa
Anna anxious for the speedy settlement of this matter
in honorable manner
communication from the Governor OF sonora informs
the Supreme Government that the Caroiinethe vessel
which a portion of The California expedition had sailed
from san Francscobed retired from the vicinity Of the
port of Guayamas the greatest enthusiasm was manifest
ed by the people of Guayamas and their fixed determine
ton to repel every attempt of the invaders on Mex
can soil.
The report of the exile Of ex President Cebsos on &C
is denied by the official journal.
The cholera has entirely ceased in Merida
Don Sebastian MOlas the chief of the late revolution in
Yucatan hes been executed.
The commercial house of Don Francisco Espnosa has
failed for large amount in the City Of Mexico.
Quite formidable military expedition, under the com
mand Of Gen Yanez provided with clothing provisions
and munitions of sufficient for its comfort subsis
patched by the Government against the 6iblsters in
Lower California The authorities of Sonora have received
information from the Mexican Consul at San Francisco
thar large expedition has been fitted out and is its
way TO that department. consisting of 1900 men and five
vessels.
BY decree of the 2sth ult the Mexican Government
grants the exclusive privilege of constructing railroad
from Vera Cruz to point the Pacific 20 Don Juan
Laurie Richards.
A quick silver mine, of immense value il is said has
been discovered in the State of Queretaro.
There appears be great nnanmiy In the adhesion 10
the act Of Guadalaars and yet not city district
has manifested opposition to the dictator. meeting
Of twenty generals Of the Mexican army held in
Mexico the I'd inst and resolutions Of adhesion TO the
"act" passed unanimously grand illumination Of
all the public buildings, aud many private houses took
place the night OF the 18th in honor Of the Dictator Pes
dent.
Spanish war vessel anchored in the SACRIFICES the
goth ult which brought dispatches to the Dictator Pres
dent from her Catholic Majesty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE NEW PARKS.

To he Etifor II TIE n. T. T5bu1<.
SIR: In reading over the Mayors Message to the new
Common Council notice that he calls their attention TO
the sube Of the proposed Parks and recommends
tament Of the and the adjustment Of the other As
to the curtaiment Of the Central Park think his recon-
mediation is well worthy Of being avoraby acted upon by
the Common Council First because was obtained under
fraudulent representation In that it stated by the
report Of the Common Council OF 1882 and again by ts
which has gore existence under the execratons
citizens, that It would only sl,7o0oC0, which,
port Endorsed By Senator Cooley At Albany last sp6
and with sueh Enforcement the Senators from the c9ur
sized unon Nv be eie eorrnt Corroraton AMI bg5ed
through tic courts q law with asOn hing haste IN order
that they might ayal Themselves Of such desirable 0p
poruniy CT making lucrative speculations. But il q a
WelAnown fact, one known u al who are aeqaaiaied
with the property that it win cost at least EIGHr NLLEs
OF dollars 70 purchase IT, and that the expense Of Gem
isscners de damages claimed b. Contractor and Dc
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creed hat the LIST jan 1884 merchanisa may b. IA,
positsd the Custom House OF ralcshuano on the sane
terms as in The Valparaiso Custom House. the Collector
at Tacahuano being authorized to rent warehouses for the
purpose. ,.
Of ore fall Off and then in their standard ba the
crester part steadily improve.
Business is reported as being exceedingly lsngud aud
prces generally tending downward English Steam Coal
Is Quoted at SIS on board and demand; Chile 0sl
pomirsy siO; L. $. Lumber per s75 and in demand
Flour duh at 81 lsi per cvt, months credit Whest
80 reals yer faneca.
Freefts have been actve and charters freely eec
Rates however remain unchanged. The following eli
ers have been concluded;
British chip David Cross, 20 London with guano
British bark Lord Riveriale TO England; French sh
Emma and Matilda for Marsoies, IA r.; British bark
Three Sispers for Baltimore, ores SIG British brig
Duehsss of Lenser f< Liverpool "a Chile ship Falci
dad for San Francisco coal ss Chile bark Dos Amigos
for san Francisco coal els; Hamburg bark Narbs fos
San Francisco. wheat sis.
Hard dollars are quoted II 9 per cent premium.
From the Argentine Republic We have no news OF i'm
portarce,
and It's political state satisfactory
The papers 10 hand Om that quarter contain iOur de
crees which constitute of themselves programme OF al
miptrson on the most liberal principles ana speak vol
umes in favor Of the talents and liberal spirit o. the eu-
bers of the cabinet.
The first decree throws open the navigation Of all the rivers
70 the Gags of all nations the same terms as the naSe
vessels The second abolshes duty formerly levied on
carts empoyed the country trade The third does away
with passports The fourth sboshes the custom OF re-
serving box in the theaters for the OF Government
which was called the Governmen. box.
The diplomatic corps had paid official congrstuatory
visits 10 the new government
The news from Peru is OF pacific nature Ii is gen
orally presumed that the difficulties between that country
and Bolivia will now be settled smicably
We have of interest from the Coast
No mail Up by the Lima from Guayaqui, 80 here
arc no recent dates from Ecuador
The Lima nothing of the frgate ST Lawrence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
MR.. BOURCIcAULTS NEW DRAMA

On Wednesday evening Mr Bourccault concludedh bis od
gna readings al Hope Chapel with new drama read q
an appreciatve audience The subject is the crafty al
bgoted Louis Of France with his barber minister sad Ohs
well known characters In the selection Of dat KIM,
noyeists have been before SIR BOurcicanlt-sot Hug
and Dumas has the old sinner Of ,ovengn escapc1
French dramatists The main points Of the King VI,
gnimaged cap-his murdGroas fas and avemarss
al 10 breath--bis miserable dependence on bid
chin latherer and iatberoonssor points which haVs
nOt escaped bis painters-in word Louis Is not new
character and to treat him web requires that he should "a
treated better than By others Wbohaye had hold him
progress is rule In p shere the subject j. handed
BY different Dersons Whether Mr. Bourciesnh has done
better than his predecessors the character sha not
discuss. eonfpiag ourselves to the positive.
Our dramatic author has given five act pay-a quiet
tragedy sy be caledss the old King dies Al the end
In The nice porrsiture which the writer has afforded
ma We are reminded Of bis historical reading and thai 70
descrbe one king dramnst mist know the cOtempora-
ns,u, history Of several States The plot Of the pies,
shi<y speaking does not Gene uuder the usual meaning
obat term il is simply Forfeiture Of the King hrOaE
several acts and every thing subordinate. Loqatur Loo
= he order Of the proceeding Thus hsye the egoues
Of the old villain through every shade Of eTpreSson1
Among the actors is bold Burgundan Embassedor throw
ing down bis gauntlet and follows this between n
King and his minister plotting 70 put the sal eaVos
out Of the way by means Of smbi5csde-
Thee =, too an admirably managed scene Wnsfj
ress4nts arc made to display mock loyalty. Aud here
sIrratc yigor Of tie author hap.ii ~ a n toe r.
.ls.- Of Fsrs,Ef who dEooanes " s0rla Asa'ih 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

FROM Turks IsLASp-The bark Antelope arrived at
New Haven on Wednesday in eleven days from Turks ls
land She made the ont from New Haven to Anguesta
in eight days and but ten days from Turks Island to
New London where che put in account OF head winds
The Antelope brought home the officers and crew fourteen
in number Of ships France and Clinton lost At Turks Is
land The weather at Turks Island very bad blowing
gale for several weeks during which several vessels were
os. all previously reported except ship Clinton OF and
from Bath for New Orleans which drove ashore on the
llh and went to pieces the 10th Salt was scarce and
the price had advanced to "a cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06
CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ILLINOIS.

The T. s Mail siesmer Illinois Capt HGrtstene, from
A.pinwall Dec &C. p NJ arrived yesterday at o'clock
with the passenger mails and specie from the wrecked
steamer Winfield Scott brought from the wreck to Pansnt
BY steamer California having San Francisco the It'll
December The Intelligence later than that received
via New Orleans but is somevhs; fuller.
The outward passengers the Illinois made very quick
trip across the shmus of them being in Panama ~
hour after leaving Aspinwal, and al Of the mails and
freight in 2ihours.
Dec H. on the outward passage Daniel Driscon OF Ga
lena H. was Killed. by fall down the forward companion
way.
There are several passengers board from Australia
havn lef Melbourne Oct 60 and Cslao 18th December
Tla "a ,ha s,,eeia H. the Illinois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

STEAMSHIP EXPIRE CRY AsHoRE.-The following tele
graph dispatch was received in this City wednesday
evening by Messrs Jones & Johnson
MoUsT HOLLY Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1850
The steamship Empire City, from New Orleans via fla
J. PREDMORE.
The Empire City fne vessel. built in NewYork in
1919 about 1900 uns burden, and valued at about
ticoooO ste had cargo and $1,000 in specie She
belonged 10 George Law Esq and others 1t expected
abe will be got off We hear there insurance the
vessel
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Married.

In Sacramento Nov Justice william singleton III Jesse
Tits Emerald County As EEiy Aahcua formerly d
Philadelphia ~ ~
Ter Herr Hoyt Of American Township, 10 ds IaitlA T. Ded
10 san Fre.so Dee l. b the Rev Hunt NJ Henry Gers
tung. Mise hsIuine SoLn1er- Il, -
Pleasant Farm Oregon o. he ~ Oct " tae ef X
Role sir Harrison Stevers ks iy Peersr daughter Of
l.. { psarce iefe Of C.ncinuafi. Ohio
The T. Pesrre Nj WI Hobscn Of CteP Co. 20 Mrs Eliza
1--we OF Merton County.
a. Jsels aTls o + Or. % ~ Judss MeF Ptoa NJ @ l.
Dear. % Mis- Z. " Wels .ste Of Iowa
the residence Of Nj T. " Dtaay Wllugto1 Co. O. NsT
g. ~ Rev Albert X icy Mr Ausa Chiel4es Z fo-lsad iSr
ey Of Achgsn CITY Indiana, Ma Mary s. Dsnay formerly
Cf JeluilFs Co lnoi4ns. O..
~ the residence Of King Hbad Marion County, Nov 10
bv he Rev Arthrr Powell A David PettyUlB Cackaa Co.
to u - sarah am RisIs formerly q losa -
tie kcue OF " Chambers Wasb1rfou So, o. 4 ~ T. y
Lsrkin Pa r. Consisted. S.ss As-Tha Isne ser
On Ihursdav b. The YER Rev Lsbara Ncar0en-
er r Jolu Oliver M HonoTns e8ersa al Of Fran
II Fscervle Nov ga - he ReT Dch D. Caaribe--
in 10 lis Lucrgt ia RcskT ell
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lent fashion wkish feel bound to comment Al The Wed
deli House. the guests 1t breakas, served grais VIII
fresh and clean EevYork ssiIes only two dsys Old with
their need ssy that the intellectual feast
quite as much relished the material Why should not
the fashion be ,ome general X "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

Loss oP TIE PACKET SHIP NrGGARA-The Canada brings
accounts Of weather having been experienced on
the English coast during which several shpwrecks are sta
ted to have taken place Among them we notice the loss Of
the fine packet ship Niagara owned By Messrs Frost s.
Sons Of this City and bound to this port The Niagara
WIS 100 uns built in Mystic Conn in 1876 valued
at about 10000 and the cargo about 100000 Vessel and
cargo insured in Wallst
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port Of San Franeiseo-Arriveti.

n I ,rh- Car rrerre Brown BolirEs BaV. .
ne ,f-rrstips Coiunbia Dali ST Helena - rAoc,
Crorr@r san Jan ce barb Centre America al
q s chr Gtn P.iseen. Magic Colombo Kise'
ne ..fsships Hunf. SAMPSON SANTA Cruz
BtIres BLJ! Durham, Kinney IL days o " hi-
~, IslGnd tPu cts souDdl schr bcnrJ, bsfI
Dfc Park Kendall, Giroy, % dsys irm rust -
sehs R,mbr Woodbury. Tom.s' Bay Victoria Lane I""'e'
Bay
Dec s. Co.'S steamship California Leroy Il days and u
kours from PsEAms
n,e .bip W.sern star Tbayer ca.oi banks Ler,sa lCh
r,sl Iarebnrg Houg Kong; Jua AMI DeEs Jahey ose MAI
o Juipha tBT bealvas Nsneo1veTs I.l,na- g,.A ns-
pee ship 6rsy hound Snow Caeoi fehts Fslm0lth OWin
s.r-,u,n,o; Loo Chez Charles, santa Cruz.
p,c ,.sarn,hfp Souiherner billiard san Diego brss Col
Fremont Atwood san Pedro; Copeland lrae sa1d~l d
il.nS, ,esr franklin sv H-a H0aolalg l. Frost Hemp
.f,,a 40 OrtoGn Eoyd DO Julius Pngle, G1d SaerAn nto
Pee S Loue. (Gbl Herwald, CAao' Prince CHARLIE
uir \ Kern. co: hrix Bergha taamb Forgsussn. do
Dee 6-SsAnshp California lie Roy Psnama stTner Wlha-
.te sGmT.on Cruz; shps Astoria Leland CsSo sAbas
Iby 90. Jenny Lind OBJ Harrison do brig Dudley staples
Columbia River
Dec l-sts,hips win6ed Bun, Psnaus; SerTa Ne
v,Sa RadE ship Gar Peter Asnong. Ceao bark
Occsn Farley Portland brig Feehs Agoun, Naparaiso
,chr GsEele Hurd, ERreka
Dec 4 EsrE Libsrfsa iChinssel L.nbeTg. Hong Kong
Dee Pathfinder CgCsy, Hong Kong kemembeE iChi
Lsbstie, N.psrsso 49, ., ~,
CO. Tssse ssudpch Islands scha T. L. Frost Hampstead
Honolulu Ortol,E. Boyd Honolulu . -
Dee e-ship Orr)heund Stow. CaAo steamship Governor
Turubu
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JANUARY g. 1854.

II s.er.n.uto Dee Dr. Older, native Of oansda tse1
N y,srs CHICAGO Canada plesse COPY
In s.e-ssrto % the 1fIn son Of Df sAe afJ n
I,>-re., n softa S.rise ~ aon a. Soes@be lsS Z
1870 Nv C-l-,us: " Day viFsEiA aged 81 "n w
WIN. Ohio =; C. Beneict Rhode bland assd d 3snes II
TksE., Vrsna ases z; May Ann Smith, reiaad sseaS
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DIea.

In Dec sera lingering ress Nr Siah l. Due
the member o. lflony LOlss No
l. u. O =. Sew-Haven, CT
r fTncco Dee EbeccA dagsh,e- Of Thc11 ard keoec-
CO HcVkirs. IN the .lsi wear Of her .
In portland evening ofhe 2h Nov Of coup Clara "
only ehis Of Jon b AID T. 4 PrsitgI, aged l. years
IN CsihHfa Co. o 7, CT he ID NoV IIcc Ann Egn vic
OF " NJ TuGpin. ssed - ye1s
In Cstsrss Nov Mr. Joseph Cs-bb sgd 50 fl
Jtrtcv Co. ll.-1u iu' mi s-zni CT tbs
the rs3erer II NJ W W Boone n Poik Co
T Nor. IS Ms luey Boone WIDOW SD u yeas Ihs De-
eflv inis1a md ilired % Dgeg01 ron
Wesffrn Museum IN 1859 NsoUri rtpers pie1se copy
resld II AIs HEst.d Po1kEa o. l., Nog p honp
Nirin Of ltuk Co Nj II iGMis1;ca % Oss9a ~ 1917
tlcn- hthGrtl Co. los
in stu Frcsco sad fftsrroon Dc T. q y o'ck o.
reltrd Sgd ~ years q Mr. -oH ire
la1d G Rcchtstir. l. Rochf paEeis plece copy
- Alrsrtdo, Alameda Coy Dec NJ Ousssva harper es1
q
DC sen Frrc.sco sunasY morning Dec Of yplus fever
Ctcrft H. LEvton Acss Ls~ton, ksI- Of ioroa.l
j. Ia efcrt u
10 Sacramento, Dee TIE Ccunsrcial EzchsuIs H'e,
Ifrr Urtfrsc1f a FsDama fever n fr .st H.
IN Nevada Nov n ir Crilrhsr "a he $50 is
ssi l,lalery lul1 D. h-s- 4if sy f.sse
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We are Indebted to W HUI Purser Of the Illinois for

The follow ng lions OF news:
The Railroad is completed to GOrgOna and the river
boating hitherto Objectionable IS now done away with
For present passengers eavethe Gorgona and
from thence have twenty miles Of mule transit. to Panama
over much improved road The transit from Ocean to
Ocean is readily made in - hours The Company have
commenced operations at Panama with force Of 1900
mn who are all ENJOYING good health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-06

The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer the death Of d.
Samuel Mcclellan which took place at his residence in that
city on the morning of the 4th inst
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60,635.


And IL meet no drawback it is likely to add $4,000 TO
10000 per for the next seven years and 10 have
population of at least 10000 in 1860 When there
in is47 no Railroad whistle had ever been heard within
hundred miles of the place two years ago single track
of thirty miles al which ran into Chicago now
mine Railroads run daily freight and passenger trains "A in
all beleve into the city connecting her with Detroit and
Toledo on the East while these and others viii connect
her with Milwaukee and Green Bay the North Madison
and ST. Paul on the North West Gaena and Dubuque on the
Wet Springfield St. Louis and Cairo in the SOuthWes;
and South Lafayette Indianapolis Peru Columbus Day
ton and Cincinnati in the South East Two years more Of
reasonable prosperity will probably see all these connec
tons completed and though Of them might perhaps
have waited little think they will all pay average Of
eight cent net annual income their actual cash cost
Ile next morning for Milwaukee passing over the Chi
csgo and Gaena Railroad to Belvdere between the Fox
and Rock Rivers thence mp branch Railroad some thur
teen miles TO BeOit Wisconsin, thence by s'ageeoaeh
fourteen niles in less than hours to GAINESVILLE; thence
by Railroad Milwaukee having travelled some 10 niles 20
mako 9o and consumed the day in journey which the d.
rect Railroad wiz reduce three hours This vii b. the
teE1 railroad runn'ng irto Chcsgo.
hiLwAVKIF Goes not grow so rapidly Sc Chicago har15