The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-25

away one grain of the praise due to them for any
part they may have taken in the work after the
sarcophagus was placed in the Dukes chamber in
St. Pauls; yet think it due to my county and to
my estate to let the world know, by means of your
world-spread journal, that the great Dukes sarco
phagus was wrought and polished by steam power
m s' .ne parish of LuXulyan, in this county, in the
heu IN which the huge boulder stone of porphyry
weighing upwards of seventy TONS nearly the whole
~ ap0ve the surface of the ground, has been
at is not figure of snaacb brt = foot +bot tbo
! Continent had been searched in vain for sanul
crai STONE suhclently grand for sarcophagus that
SHoulu contain the mortal remains of the great
nuSe; 1 e. Ihat stone was at last found in Cornwall,
! ana the whole OF the work was executed by work
men In the employ of the Treffry estate whose rem
resentatlves were intrusted with the matter throuph
out The costof this unparalleled tomb was. .fl 100
1t had received very high polish before If left ito
native county. The name of Messrs Malcott 4
Co can have no other connection with it than the
final cleaning up and polishing requisite after a
voyage packed in damp sawdust, lacking the in
scription which, by arrangement was to be inserted
after 1t reached London and exposed to the chances
winch necessarily attend removals and fxings of
marble"
The TIPPERARY BANK.-The creditors of this mis-
cradle swindle are beginning to taste the bitter
fruits OF litigation. As matters apparently now
stand, the prospects of any dividend worth speaking
OF are more remote than ever, and if eventually
they should be fortunate enough to obtain halfa-
crown in the pound, even less they will be more
iuchy IMAM most people expect. On Thursday there
was meeting in the office of the Master of Chan
Gerry for the consideration of offers of compro-
mise which were submitted on the part of the off
cial manager. few of these offers accepted
without opposition, but the tender of one large
shareholder (r. Strling) of fl 900 to release him
from all future liabilities was, after considerable
discussion, refused by the Master.
The New TRANSATLANTIC TELEGR APH.-The project
which we have already noticed for a second electric
telegraph to America, to destroy what is called
the injurious monopoly of the original company,
seems to be assuming definite form. The new as
sociatiOn is to be called the European and American
Submarine Company; the capital is to be 900 900
In t2O shares. Plymouth is to be the point of de-
parture from the English coast, whence it is to pro-
ceed, via Cape Finisterre, Lisbon and the Azores,
to Boston in the United States or to the Island Of
bermuda, and thence to Cape Hatteras in North
Carolina. The total length would thus be nearly
1000 nautical miles. The promoters state that they
have received certain concessions, with exclusive
privileges, from France, Spain, and Portugal. Itis
also suggested that advantage Of the route would
consist in the fact that the line could be sontinued
from Lisbon to Gibraltar, as to connect with the
Indian communication by way of the Mediter
ranean.