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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16
Our SPECIAL Xyashington pespatch.

1--WE special W 0bR1nGtOn Despatch
LETTER OF GENERAL CAsS COCERNING TRANSIT ROUTE
AFFAIRs-THE CENTRAL AMERICAN AND MEXICAN
QuEsTIoNs-wHY THE WABASH WENT TO CoNsTAN-
TINoPLE-DEcIsIoS RELATIVE TO SWAMI LAND
GRANTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1865.
The complications Of the Central American question: the
present state Of Mexico and the Of such an
UNUSUAL number OF vessels OF European Powers In tho
Gun ana Caribbean Sea- signs which, the opinion Of
our ss seeing statesmen portend coming conflict of
'raordnary magnitude 1t will be subject OF deep inte
roet IN the approaching session of Congress
Inc statement that there isany connection between
Walker and Joe. White is not believed in well informed
circles herc The course Of General Jerez in appealing 10
the public press In his effort overthrow the Stebbns
White contract s looked upon by the diplomatic corns
generally as having been both unwise undigni0ed
was not well received by the government as will be seen
by the following letter from General Cass 10 Mr. White -
DEPARTMENT or STATE J
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 1868
JOSEPH L. WHITE, ESQ., New York.
SILL have to acknowledge tho receipt Of your letter Of
she 4th inst relative TO publication in the HERALD,
public against purchasing tckots for tho steamer Wash
ngon and to nfo you, in reply that this Department
has addressed an official note TO General Jerez pointing
Out the improperly Of his and expressing the dig.
satisfaction with which il has been regarded
LEWIS CAss
10 stated here that great effort will be made during
the coming session of Congress to break up the present
oyoeH " Bosefh1itnt Vi selling the Of
the Chincha Islands Such result much to DO desired
for the enormous prices Of this fertilizer weigh heavily
upon the agricultural interests Of the country
The frgatc Wabash sailing up to Constantnop,e was no&
movement Of her captain, from his own impulse but Il
IS understood it was the wish Of government as also
OF the Turkish government and this stimulated probably
by Admiral Mehemet Pacha when he returned homo
The Attorney General has given the Secretary OF the In
terror his opinion upon the swamp hand grant to Ar
kansas by the act Of Sept g. 1855 in which he maintains
that the right of the State to all swamp lands within ia
limits was completed by the act though patents nos
been issued and that the subsequent grant by act OF Feb
o. 1853 for railroad purposes far nterfered with
swamp land grants is invalid In other words, he holds
that the railroad grant is rot good any swamp Land
grant
The following plat, approved by the Surveyor General
OF California, received by the General Land ONCE BIZ
the last mail:-Rancho E Primer Canon Rio de los
Berrcndos, finally confirmed 10 @ Francis Dye conta Mug
26 ST. acres.
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HARDoRn, Nov. is, 1854.
The Litchhed BANK had hearing before Judge mig.
WORTH In this city, VS. afternoon. The Bank Oomnis.
scnefs made report showing the bank 10 be nsovsut
and not in condition 10 The bank was enjoncd
and Abah Catlin and y H. Harrison were appointed re-
ceivcrs Four months Is allowed for the presentation Of
claims against the bank The Affairs OF the bank al
present la bad condition but the receivers are pac.
practical business men, In whose hands every dollar hai
be made available will be received for the bcned a
he crcdiLorp
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PmIApxurIua, Nov. t5, 1863
Snow commenced falling here this mosning. Il melts
as fast as Il falls.
WASHINGTON Nov. rs, 1853
slight snow storm commenced here a, lois An
oSwEoo, Nov i5--ii5 NJ
ocuFysBrRe, II A. Must began showing Thermo-
meter, ~.
wArrRrowsA sigh, fall Of snow al clock cloudy
Thermometer, 2s.
PcIAsx Six inches the ground and s,l snow
ing Thermometer, 80
Oswno Eight inches snow and showing Thsruome.
tar
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acsnEyr os Mrsw-The fourth and last performance
Of The ION Giovanni last night attracted audience
equal in Numbers 10 any last weeks representations
Every scat was occupied and the ac passages aud cor
r'dors were literally packed With people. The fact that
Signor cass'cr obliged 10 20 today 10 Havana 70 oin
the Marctzek company necessaes the withdrawal cf the
opera, otherwise 4 might be good for several nights
more We good every sense Of the word whether
i applet to the public the manager or the artists
Tc performance II last night did not dncr any csscn
al respect from those thlt have preceded IT, AMI upon
which We have commented fully Piccolomin was as al
mrabc in Xcr'na, and achieved another triumph
10 aid 10 her already long list A a whole, the
performance more spirited and agreeable than any
which have preceded H. aud thoroughly enjoyed
by the audience
For tome night the Opera programme presents
unusual attractions Pccolomni sings IN the glia del
ReRgimcnt0" and = In Scrva padrona,r while Nine.
Iabordc gives Rosina in the Barber of Seville The
maGagcT " evidently bound 20 make the the re
source3 AZ his command. On Thursday there will be a
ma,nes IN which ficcolomin and Iabordc will sing II
has been suggested r. correspondent who symyshscs
with tho sufferers by the rush the Saturday snaSnSe
that the doors should he opened Thursday hour or
two earlier than usual that the ladies who choose
early may escape the crowd AZ the entrances The
suggestion Is worthy Of consider alton.
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RscErTioN TO Mn. DougfAs.--It Is suggested
in various quarters That arrangements should be
made to give 10 the Senator from Illinois series
Of triumphal receptions In honor OF his victory
in the recent election In bis own State. Proba-
bly, this movement will be extended to the me.
tropolis, and Mr.. Douglas may receive the
finest Of ell applause that Of the party that he
has conquered to vii. the republicans. The po-
siton Of the Senator in connection with these
ovstions l., however. somewhat peculiar, Il Is
quite natural that the republicans should exalt
him, because they hope thereby to widen The
breach between him and the administration, and
TO demoralizc and disintegraic the democratic
party by putting him In the position q candi.
date for the succession. Thus, by making a tool
Of him, they hope 10 divide the democracy and
TO win for their own man, whoever he may be.
But We apprehend that Mr. Douglas, who l. ra-
tber an old bird, will prefer grain to chat. and
that instead OF widening the breach between
himself aud the administration he will rather
seek an opportunity 10 make an honorable peace
and be restored 20 full communion In the demo
cratic church. In this view Of the matter the
opposition ovafons 10 him would be 80 much
powder thrown away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16

81. Louis, Nov TO- 1855.
The overland mail with dates Of the 18th ult arrived
ate last night, having been delayed day in conse-
guence OF bad roads the eastern part Of tho route
There were six through passengers, Of them wo-
man, Mrs Crume, The advces are anticipated by tho
mail steamer al Vow York
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Loss OF tho Steamer Fulton City and Twelve

CINCINNATI, Nov Is, 1853.
The steamer Fulton City, bound from Pttsburg 70 81
LOUIS, struck stump at Burlington Island on Tuesday
morning, and sunk in sixteen feet water Twelve deck
passengers drowned. The boat which was valued
nj SIS o00 and insured for $40 600 total loss The
rescued passengers lost all their baggage
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BosroS, Nov. 1S-i0SPN
Howard block took FIRE early this evening and uokapg
now remains but portion Of the walls H0war3'ffU
was IN this block. The theatre which adioins IT, IA now
on Gre, aud II Is hardly likely that u will he saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16
Our Presidential Juggling Conventions. and
the Reasons and the Means Tor their over
throw.

Our Presidential Juggling Conventions. ans,
the Reasons and the Means for their Over
throw.
One Of our morning contemporaries impressed
with lively distrust Of our existing rotten Pre-.
sidential party conventions asks the important
question, why should not the people freely
choose their next PRESIDENT We are next en-.
lightencd with the Juggling devices Of these con.
venton gamblers and hucksters, in view OF the
man best calculated TO secure them share Of
the honors and plumber Of the government---a
branch OF the argument in which we fully concur
with our contemporary, and upon which we have
repeatedly expressed our opinions heretofore
But then follows the plan Of our republican
philosopher add reformer, which Is thus set
down
Ihc irue mode n choosing President Is this Lem re-
sgFo on electoral , psosg,f b VOC Soy ia, eor,,,
~ lTe.sosa ond .,ee PIesidsw respectively paom ne
ta1Qea numb- ~ rsrg or no fici, tkrcobo,s ~ Tn,or
shan indicate os ueir cloice Then let each vtcr ~ go,
ever state vote the electoral ticket u h. part, hooded by
the Names o. c candidates Of his choice Tor President
and Vice President The electoral ticket q e strongest
party N each State will TINS be chosen AMI Inc ,,oenie
viii decide IN choosing Il, for whom the electors Of he
respective parties shall vote per lnstsncas III - .,,
Iose that the republicans 1880 should carry All The fsa
states, including Kansas and Minnesota excep, Ind ana
oregon end California they would have majority n III
electoral votes and would therefore choose tile presien,
vno6A whom' We answer, whomsoevef the largest
number OF the voters for the republican electoral tcSes
throughout The Union shall have csgnated on their e'er
torai ballots. For instance, we will suppose that
10000 shall have voted for the republican electors On
ballots headed, "For President john G. IRE.
mon, Vice President William T. Dayton
Goo 600 do DO du headed, sFor President william n
Seward; Vice President, Francis r Blair, jr. y
and
toOVOO DO DO do headed, hror President Salmon r
soo -. ohase Vice President, Edward Stany;' and
oVVVvp 30 DO do. headed, sFor President, Charles
sumner; Wee President, Csssius NJ Cay
The result u each State (Calfotus probsbly No ex
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disposal. are, We doubt not, some Of the "weak
inventions Of the enemy" and nothing more.
If the President should undertake reorganiza-
ton OF his federal subordinates here he ought to
make clean sweep, including especially those
active Tammany sympathisers with Douglas,
Forney, Clark and Haskin Avery little inquiry
will disclose who these double-faced and treach-
erous officials are, and they ought to be weeded
out, big and little, if there is any wedding to be
done.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO.

Esw ORLEANS, Nov. 16, 1868.
The steamship General R,sk has arrived here with In.
dlanoa dates Of the 18th inst
Rumors current that the city Of Mexico had bees
attacked BY the liberals and four hundred Of Zuoagas
soldiers killed Also that the whole country was in pos
session Of the liberals with the exception Of the capital
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IDE RrsoRs.-The newspaper rumors aaoat
TO the effect that Judge Parker has been offered
the Office OF Collector Of this port, and that even
10 refusing |, for himself the place rcmsins at bis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16

ScATTraING TUE SorTHERSERs.-The sudden
change from the signs Of the Indian summer to
the clustering gales Of winter has caused grand
stampede Of our Southern friends, whose faces
have been familiar to us during the autumn in
the promenade, the social circle and places Of
public amusement. With the first frost, away
goes the unwelcomc yellow jack from the
Southern cities and the banished Southerners
return to their household gods. The Southern
travel just now is immense, both by steamer and
rail. The Nashville, for Charleston on Saturday,
had more than her full complement Of passen-
gers, and the Philadelphia, for New Orleans to-
morrow, viii lie crowded. The Southerners are
to New York hotel and shopkeepers what the
Russians are to the Parisians. end their depar-
turc viii be severely felt on all sides.
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The Swan & Co. LATTER

The Swan d Go. Lottery.
ArersrA, Ca, Nov. 10, 1885,
The case aeaasi the Swan Lottery Company has been
postponed until next spring.
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NANANNAII, NOV II, IS5s.
The United states mail steamship Alabama arrive. at
noon u day. All well. She encountered strong bead
wind all the way The Florida sailed at O'Clock Coz
New York
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Grain Anoat for Osvego.
Oswrgo, Nov. Is, 1883
II ascertancd that over 14o 900 bushels Of whcslars
now anoat from lake Michigan for this port. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22

Ing the contract ar:hoyixsd BY me law o. ss. Cnng-evs
:. Bsxss Ps.iiansss, "a IN az S.s- have v sss oa
eurYesce Of ne Commit On the Jud5A,y o. tG, ooay,
70 .hcm ny hn wxs seq ed; 70. whist hey r-ee.'>a
against the bill, hey, q the ;me reported against
making the Contrast ssreeiny pay sSe o0o Per
num authorized by ths Of the last O,ngress rarre
ton ana The conclusion Of the csaam.ee WITH much re-
Nm BrGLrR
WASHINGTON, Jose IA, 1858.
No How. JAMES & GRfIN, OF the Judiciary Committee,
DsAR slETns reporter Of the associated prsss Of the
slspderous inputasions upon Hon. Amos Ksuiah, and
Others because OF the presentan OF the uuiyy remo
ras against tho Atlantis Telegraph sPecnasson "a enter
prise generally regarded by Congresser As scheme OF
pfunder upon this Among the fsoricsted
reports thus published tho following reference 10
the proceedings OF the United States Senate the
rials asains. the Atlantic telegraph, VIZ
The committee also expressed themselves decidedly snd
ensnn sosy az ms; the bin ,nrresucea BY M gler yes
Of ss7 and sso against every MEASURE cacued 70 throw
America by telegraph
twill be seen from the above extract that the facts
he Case have been fsgrIotly fa'eiaed would ,haaz
you for written statement " the correctness OF the
report Very respectfully your moot humble and ooedient
servant, TAI 7. SaAFFNEH
SENATE CHaxBxs, !
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1855.
TO Col TAI p EnAFESER-
SR-My attention mas been called publication in the
newspapers representing the Committee on the Judiciary
o the Senate having expressed eWseives decidedly
and unanimously sgsost The bill introduced by Mr.. Big
er looking IN the repeal Of the Atlantic Telegraph act o!
1857 and also agsiust every MEASURE calculated 10
throw any impsdDson. IN the way Of the o2eslous Of the
company engaged therein peed only speak for myself
but wishing 70 be represented unuteutiou
ally deem Il proper to say that Lie publication is mot
correct either regards the nttee o: the individual
members thereof After The acton VI the British Paria
eDt that subject, believe the committee unau
nous in their opinion against any contract with the coa
pany. and was and willing ~ repeal the set Of 1857
IL has already cost the United States than million
Of dollars and the probabilities that viii enure
constr uced % the exclusive benefit of tee British Hence
deem II unwiss aDd mpoltc, ana being always opposed
10 embarging the government in any snCd enterprises,
and thereby leav II opeo an free 10 individuals voted
speedy repeal Very respectfully, your ooedient ser
want, JAMES 5. GREEN.
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ship hydra Parker. Meoourpe-FIsnsr Hoard 4 10
SHIP Victory, Gardner, 9siparsAa and e msrket-W Fl
ssssp s,E s::ss
Brig Abrsn, Rsvsns, Cnrscos-Vose. tAvinsston Co
s1s wssssss' shsst's'i. 81 Sosn. Ns-zffs ~sai,S
Brig lillian, Nichols. Bu.kspor and Bangor--R Buck
Brig Albion: Jones, Aheryatwi.h-,collins Marsh;
R,s J Cotton Anderson, Elssae:spart-r ohase.
S:I II :5Ss 4 iSss S NSea B Sss
sr ssefy D!sHS
scbr D " Sanders Farrell, Newbern--J Smith Co.
sehr Dawson, timeDson, Sorfolk-M Bedeu.
sehI Bslimore slelshS Baltinore-XAlsr, Lord Que.
Sssr Swan D i gsItipo,sTrsslps pcsss
s'oOp Brown, Gardner Providence
ARRIVED.
and passengers spoioro rlston Co.. SUNDAY. .. m
exchanged signals with s.esmship Nashville hence for
Augusta, hence for Savannah. .,, v.-,.,. 90
Steamship cns.sps.ss cro~en Porsand, ii hours, with
snip S9.spIss ssIa1e e.llso E.rsA Wis HAMPTON
4 Rich Sc in company IRON Hampton Roads with ship
Ship Jeremiah Thompson Blake Liverpool Nay Is with
%sss snd AS D. 70 sasn neehe Nay
Hntwerp short Of provisions. supplied hem tsince arrived
III sTos % q 9
westerly WINDS and calps neatly the whole passage
ssi'f Ss% % Tupss
ps at g Ca lon a 81 exehsnged signals with brig fsudors
chsrissop FOR Boston 11'.
Ship waEeelo Young philadelphia, to huish loading for
Bark Ncolaus Heinrich lxeckisnbng, Msak. Genoa 100
ssIi Ntovs CsrpsIs eSe.l, GODz.les Gsmps.cAy. 70
d, II sss sass so ane VIZ & hides
Ac, 10 vose, Living h Co.
VIE s'hjr & ssp,
big sS S9wDs s , r r
~ pS ass h.h
s,yns been ashore A. * 0, got Oh and was sold to an
Brig Ts s s%1sn lot ssl,%a5c Robinson Baltimore
y, SSi .s: y YIN Ms
Belle Nfs pSss iS 3; Sex York
June 10 with trut 70 ainar,n. Sailed in coHusny with
sep s ASeSe Ss ely Ksy for SROra June me y lat
scbr ben McOresdy. Wilmington. NC. . days.
S nSsr % sSB eS ee%s ne NC
s %ss ss fS ho sam nsSse51 So
srRa Se st'sH On, Fsai
sehr rswDse. s. John. yrgInIa DAYS
schr Mary Emma Pilgrim, Virginia, days
s scsr oe. h' sss.Asr a.y sdA
schr Terry Crammer, AiexGndrs, IL days. via Della.
scsr Sidney Jones, Beden Georgetown, nc. days.
scsr Geo v Bali CroPper, Baltimore, 5 days.
kchr Neptune n Bride, Gnlett, baltimore,
Schr r ii Abbot Smith, Baltimore, 4 days
schr vbainis. DaviE, Baltimore, days
schr Jacob Birdsall, Chamberlain, Baltimore. 5 days
Schr Susan Jayne, JAYNE, baltimore, days
scbr @ l. vAndervoort, Weeks, BALTIMORE Gays
schr Jonathan Cone, xrbsney PhilaielphiA
scbr Lady lake, " hite Philadelphia Tor Providence.
schr Crouch, Hincten, Philadelphia for Providence
schr Berry. ren'on, Elizabeth City for FAN River.
scer 81 stephen McGregor, Calais- s days
Scfr Caledonia, Holmes Bar gor via Gliiford.
Scbr Lyman, STANDARD, Ne Haven.
Schr Tsvna Jsse, Ketcbum Port Even for Provfdeucs
scbr Niagara, Smith Port Even for Providence.
Schr Geo n Smith Smith ROudout for Providence.
eoop Vim Bowen, Ha'lock, Providence
soop Blackstone Sie,inan, Providence.
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence.
sieamiug America -, Phil sde.phis, having IN ship
Wakefield.
Steamship Star of the West Aspinwall
Wind dursnr he day gW 10 w.
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CLEARED.
Steamship stsr Of the West, Gray Aspn wsDn Roberts
Ship hydra, Parker. Mebourpe-Fisnsr Riosrd 10
ship Victory, Gardner, Valparaiso ana mSrket-W Fl
Bartlett c,u,,,, Y,u.-v,o,,-z.
chip Confidence. Sears New Orleans-V Nelson Son.
Brig Abram, Revans Cnrscoa-vose. tavnsston Co
Brig Pepaun (Br). lngrahAm Decentralization 10.
sr,G wareaale shsSk'ord, st Joan, NB-Arre wsmi.h
Ball
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Banks or 81. Louis. Jun. ~.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

EONDAl, Jnno Lf-b p. NJ.
AsHs.The sales embraced abous60 barrels rots nj &C.
BRrspsTrys. -Flour-Tho market was heavy aud
ser, especially for the lower grades The transactions
for the day footed about 10 coo III 900 bire closing
within the range Of about uie following quotations.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-17
A SAD HONEYMOON.


Charles Albaugh, of Mount Gillead.
was convicted few weeks since, at the
United States Court in Cleveland, for
robbing the mail. The Columbus Ga
zette says:
Charles Albaugh, is only twenty years
of age, and the events of the past few
month, will fill an important chapter in
his life's history. On Christmas day he
eloped with his landlords daughter, $
Miss German, in her sixteenth year,
went to Alexandria, Pennyslvania, and
was married. An effort was made to
keep the..affair secret, but it was discov-
cred by the girls parents, who were
highly incensed at their daughters inn
prudence.
On the 28th of January. Mr.. Prentiss,
q. S. Mail Agent, arrested Albaugh
upon charge of robbing the mail. He
was taken to Cleveland, tried, convicted
and sentenced before the United States
Court, and upon reaching Cardington,
on his way to the penitentiary, the young
wife came aboard the cars, to bid fare.
well to her convicth usband. The meet
ing was painfully affecting one. She
begged him to keep up bis spirits, to
make finn resolve to do his whole duty
while in prison. She vowed to stick
to him though all the rest of the wcrld
should forsake him for said she, Char
ley, we are both young we have years
of happiness in store for US, and when
your time has expired, we can go to
some other land where the offence will
not be known, where we can live happily
together and earn an honest livelihood" !"
The poor girl nerved herself up to the
task, and as she wiped The tears away
from the cheeks of her yonug husband,
she never whimpered.
The car was full Of passengers. who
witnessed the scene with fearful emotion.
The conductor who, at the request of the
officers, had kindly delayed few mo-
ments, to give the young couple an op-
portunity of meeting each other, al last
notified them that he could delay no lon-
ger. and the whistle gave notice that
the cars were sbout starting. "Keep up
your courage like a man, Charley said
the fair heroine, and as she kissed his
cheek, she turned to leave him, but,
overpowercd by her feelings, that she
had thus far kept under her control,
she fell fainting in the arrns of the by
ISLANDERS, who carried her gentlysinto the
station house, and the cars rolled over
the rails with increased speed, to make
up for their detention.
Rather sad honeymoon,
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at the unnecessarily tedious and expen

at the unnecessarily tedious and expen-
sive process of launching, but are never
theless, gratiied to hear that Mr.. Brun-
mel has overcome the immense difficult
ties into which he had brought himself
by a want of familiarity with the means
of safely effecting side-wise launch
The Leviaihan, hard-a-ground upon her
cradles, locked to her place by the fric-
ton produced by her own enormous
weight, seemed likely to be established
in permsnence on the shores of the
Thames, there to stand until she should
rust away in the lapse of ages. All this
seems unnecessary now that it is over;
but we should not forget the triumph of
engineering skill which overcame all
these obstacles and finally set the mon
ster ahoat. 1t seems as if Mr.. BRUNEI
had purposely involved himself in this
trouble in order that he might have an
opportunity of exhibiting his readiness
for any emergency.
The Leviathan is yet an experience in
the one great essential-will she psy?-
She has the capacity for making an en-
ormously profitable trip, and is doubtless
the safest vessel in the world; but can she
get at any one time her requisite amount
offreight and number of passengers?-
HeI first voyage will be of the nature oI
excursion trips. The plans are already
matured for issuing excursion tickets
which will take Johnny Bull from tn
oozy banks of the Thames, land him il
New York with tickets good fer tn,
route to the Niagara or the Mississippi
give him general run over the creates
nation in all creation, and finally TAX
him back again to astonish his fellow
| Cockneys with the marvels Of the Jour
ney. Similar tickets are to be issued
on this side, good for return voyage in
the Leviathan, and for a run over t.
England and the Continent. The prict
ofthis excursion is to be put within tbs
means of ordinary tourists, so that tn
pleasure seeker may visit Europe ant
come back full of dilettanti.ism at a les
cost than that Of season at Niagara
Newport or Saratoga.-B4faIo Con,
l Advertiser.