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The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04
Q. ?. AVERY. EDITOR.

NATIVE CoPPER.-We have been shown
by Mr.. Vanderiooy Of this place some
very beautiful specimens of native cop
perwhich were taken by some French mi
ners from claim of theirs near Gibson
vile, Sierra county. One of the speci-
mems is entirely pure, or apparently SO,
and was found in seam in the bedrock.
1t is shaped like some of those strange
branches, or roots, which are often found
growing in rocky crevices, Aattened into
many curious angles and curves, and
weighs about 81 pounds. Another spec
linen, not SO large, is fat and circular,
erystalized on its upper surface as though
precipitated from solution by galvanic
process upon spears of grass and sticks,
the bottom Of the cake being smooth.
To this piece particles Of earth are
elinging which contain copper in the form
of a carbonate. Mr. Vanderlooy was i'm
formed by his French friends that there
is considerable copper in the vein where
they found these specimens, and at our
request he will endeavor to obtain fur
Their information on the subject.
It will be remembered that a gentle
man of this place has found consider
able amount of copper in his quicksil-
yer and gold amalgam from time to time.
These indications, slight as they are,
that such useful metal exists in these
hills, warrants the supposition that it
may yet be discovered in remunerative
quantities.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

The "VALLEY TAN" is the some
what incomprehensible name Of Gen
tile newspaper recently established at
Salt Lake by Kirk Anderson, of St.
Louis. This, and the new journal at
Genoa, may aptly be termed border
beacons, the first rays Of that advancing
light which shall yet illumine the whole
territory between the Sierra Nevadas
and the line of Easten settlements.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

HUMBUG.-A friend writing from
this place informs US that business there
is very dull, and that there is not suffi-
cient water to amount to anything. At
Mansanita, near Relief Hill, some mi
ners are making excellent wages.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

~ The Culturist cautions those
about to engage in grape culture exten.
sively, under our almost cloudless sum.
mer skies, with little or no rain 70,
months in succession, against too large.
yextended experiments in vine culture
% California hill-sides, without cheap
and abundant irrigation.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

~ The modest claim of Limantour
10 5000 acres Of land in San Francisco
city and county, Goat Island, Alcatras
and the Farallones and Point Tiburton
has been finally rejected by Judge HoG.
man Of the U. s. District Court. His
opinion Is said to cover about $50 fools
Gap pages.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

D@The Tehama Gazette boasts that
its town is the only misunderstanding
place in the State. By mutual agree
ment the business men have resolved to
close their stores, shops, &C., and make
the day what moral and physical laws
demand it should be, day of rest.
Tehama is an agricultural town, and
can afford to indulge in such Injuries.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

~ The rates Of passage from San
Francisco to New York and New Or
leans by steamer Of the Goth ult., were
- follows:
First cabin, s2sa,75; second cabin
S206, so; Storage $685. 90.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

~"F. Cs" letter is not of suffic;ent
interest for the space It would occupy.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

How Is Ir?-The Nevada Journal of
yesterday contains the intelligence that
the Atlantic Telegraph Cable was sue
esssfully working on the 30th Oct, un-
der the application Of Dannals' more
powerful battery. We do not see the
item in any other paper, and the Union
gives news from London up tothe above
date, at which time it is stated there was
no Improvement in the working of the
cable at Valencia. 1t would be pleas
ATTEST to believe the Journal.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

BANK BLAsTING.-The Sierra Citi-
zen gives the following account of bias
at Indian Hill. It will be observed that
the results are precisely the same as have
followed the use of gunpowder around
this place. The Citizen says:
"A few days since, Welsh, StackpoIe Co. tried tho
experiment Of blasting their dirt, rather bank BY
placing thirteen kegs Of powder in drift follows:
The company nrst ran in main tunnel eighty feet
thence at right angle, another thirty feet thence in
the same direction Of the main tunnel ten feet where
the powder was placed, and amped back to the main
tunnel they then set fire to the fuse which led to tho
deposit Of powder, and in few minutes the exploSSn
took place shaking and jarrng the bank Of hard
men 20 that It apparently rose up four feet and
throwing down small parcels of dirt on the face Of the
bank that too hard to be pped by hydraulic pres.
sure OF two hundred feet the tunnels were filled with
drs that fell from the top Of the drifts 30 that mans
life would be endangered to 60 into them.
Last year. this company piped four days out Of six to
get down dirt enough to wash the remainder Of the
week; now, as they have water they can wash
dirt all the time, keeping their suce as full - their
wants require They are bound to do well, a. their
washing hereafter will be saving Of 200 per
that of last year. The coming rains will demonstrste
the benefits derived from the powder experiment
According to the Citizen another COM
pany at Indian Hill are preparing to
blast a cement bank. They are running
a single straight tunnel, 40 feet long,
for that purpose, and intend to lamp in,
out to the mouth rs kegs of powder.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

~Eighty-nine camels were recently
landed at Galveston, Texas, in good or
der and condition. Most Of them will
carry fifteen hundred pounds weight
They were imported on private account.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

1@The Marysville Democrat nomi-
oates Stephen A. Douglas for President.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-04

The ONLY WAY.-A correspondent
whose able communication under the
caption of "Our Proclivities" will be
noticed in another column, gives it as
his opinion that an accession to the vir.
tuous female population of our State
will do more to relieve the evils unde,
which society labors than all the preach.
ments Of editors and parsons. We con.
cur, but how is the desired accession te
be obtained that's the question
Miss Pellet promised to import five
thousand virgins, and was encouraged
to do so, but has not kept her word
Mrs. Farnham was reported to have en-
tertained similar benevolent project
but wasted her energies instead on 4
book.
Perhaps we might initiate the Vir.
ginia Colonists, Indeed, it would be .
great gain if We could swap all our to
bacco for wives. We are afraid there
is no practicable plan Of inducing female
immigration to California except the
old-fashioned one of each man who de
sires making single importation for hi
own behoof This is slow, but sure, anc
is gradually filling the land with fixet
homes and all the tender sentiments thai
spring up around them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-26
Rs.operiibg Of laura X sene's raeatye.

Every seat ut laura Keenss theatre was aei erly
lest evening, the occasion Of she opening Of tbs fail
and winter caupsgn, as treat expected from
The csmbina'ion of the OF the old company vito
seme desirable additions me opening piece seeoted
enc Of Mr. Bourccsults most productions the
"Wllow copsc," previous to whch the curtain rosc dis
coeng the entire company, VITO rendered sss national
them with much spirit II the style in which the "wilio~
copss was produced may DO considered cri'sriop We
think may confidently predc. succ.ss for Mss Keene
Ibis season. Mr. Couidocss Luke Tiedlrg
piece Mss Ktenes Rose, q GEM Mr. sotsern's Cir
Richard very fair, and Mr.. Jensrs,n's Auyus
in bis usual vein, which saying quite s,oogh
for him. Nr. Peters, as stagEers, Mrs soher0
az Meg, and Mr.. Verrey Dick Hulks, also
did remarkably we'll and the minor Characters web
sustained Az each iavorite appeared IN the OF
the piece, TIE audierce duly manifested appreciation.
Mss Keene Mr.. q Oouldock and Mr. jefferson te,ny &C.
secslly favored. The where the old faiher
in bis stsrDness coupes his daughter 10 read 70 him
record OF her own shame most inpressive.y read
Mr. Coudock called ont ~ he end Of the fourth an
and all she principal cnar,cters ~ the close OF the niece
The performances coos,gdei With Fsverp svorie dances
by Nile. Lamoutauy, who created quite With
ooIictos abandon. shsS Kecnc snnou-css several new
psys, by American aubo's in prepe ion, and display
trfcent srerey IN the commencement o. the &,
Denote Ina. she 10 bound tn led. Mr. W. K Blsky
en- A. H. davenport are DO scseo ~ her already strong
c1mkspy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-26

BILE CELEBRATION AT PoUGHKEEpsrE.


Prom the Poushheepsie Telegraph and Democrat
The tcart Of the ration never beet more ardeusy N
uneon than In s response 70 Me success OF this erea
inteypsti ba enterprise nlumnatops, bonnfes, hre
works appropriate devices and NOTICES and addresses
glowing With eloquent thought have constituted memo
rable nisriude IN nsiions hstory. Tho demon
STATIONS OF pubic interest In this cisy we're Of beaufu
and stirring character Our public and private buildings
Illuminated on Tuesday eyering, one hundred guns
nred the military Of the city paradeo, and the
entire popu alton were In peasusble motion.
On Wednesday evening there was . further Interesting
commenol alton OF the cccasion, OF the Universae
church mayor Swim presided, and introduced, first,
Iostr, who gave an Instructive narrative OF the tbto
" 81 teRrsphns, from the nyst rude attempts OF the
hind down 10 tho pendd triumpbs OF the science
rb'ch now speak quosly from shore 10 shore OF
the bread Atlantic. Next follow cd Hen. Gilbert Dcsn In
an appropriate and eloquent on hand I'D sre-e In which
scca udt bedptss n the fruits OF scientific achievements
were kandrtmely acknowledged, and just tribute paid
10 the by vhote skill and perseverance, under Heaven
suoh grand results have been developed. poem, pre-
paved for TIE ,sson by A. fesse, read. Profes
.or Henry then called out and by hs amusing 'aies
end patriotic susicns contributed materially 10 TIE en-.
icymen, Of the evening In the Of bs remarks,
chic ccpirasir great nsucrs epcchv he csoS Tor
three cheers The 9TH o. July I1T6, and three Tor tbs
18th Of August 1858, which given With hearty
good will snd Arrest cheering by ne sudterce The
ecsss Of the evening we're elesed % written address
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A NEW INVENTION TO WORK THE CABLE.
TO TIE EnIIOK CT TIE nhhALp.

Having observed from time 10 tine yCar eNcsllc-t
notices Of the vacus instruments used for slega pbc
purposes, wish 10 say that have today had
ossoipyy Interesting n,srveW with Professor EIi, VINO
Dov residing M hm ciy for the purpose OF MAKING
rome improvements VA electrical apparatus, snh ~ DOW
tab ing 70 letters paieu, for nev els
graphic machine, ~hon will mott undoubtedly supersste
any N will operate witt current 30 feeble
net 10 be tasted, much more simpe than tho House
hughes Instrument, and prints very perfectly. Tie
intends " call upon the expcrnonters OF The Atlantic
telegraph In few dsys 10 .xbot bis Improvements ard
make some disposition OF them, a. HE health and means
from great exhaustion arc IN avery feeble eoediion
PHnADklFniA, August 80, 1868.
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ALABAMA Corros PKospycrs Cu,,

ALABAMA CorTos PKosPEcrs Cusrcv3.-- The
Montgomery Mail Of The 18Th ag. vs. W srulo tnc
pest had ncuged the bhef ma nc c,'ton crop OF
the year would be large the prospect. ~ generally
reported In the cotton zion, Just Sd trc 5oc r,vsh
ssrdrg the damats caused ny tie ovtfnos Of the Ms.
,s'i-pi But within the last seek &c hcu or amogi
favorable charge In the prcspor sr ci,ion crop For
eysuple OF best partcrs ten miles vest n
the cy pn the damage 10 BIS coop within the last week
81 twenty Eve per cert Another, In . different direc
ucr, scme rix miles soutaeert of TIC city, makes snln
estimate OF damage 10 bis crop. Rust and worms are
doing the greatest part OF the mischief From Lr~ntes
Bsrtcur ssd other counties hear OF Ike iniGfy W
tho crop. Ar August and seytemtsr REGARDED the
mcsl critical period OF The cotton season, ard tho
damage has begun so early in August, and ss the discs
tors 10 cotton secm 70 increaro the couniry grows
older we fear that ell our celebrations OF gcoi crop will
be disappointed Some fee will doubtless make good
cro'e tor that IL avays The casc-but speaking gene
rally, things beg n 10 look badly for good crop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-26
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH AND SENATOR
DOIlGIAS

We are permitted 70 publish, says the Chicago nr0,
the following despatch directed 70 Senator Douglas II IN
grateful tribute BY The assiseushe5 gentlemen 70 whose
energies snd abilities the world Indebted Cor The suc
cessu ing Of the oceanic cable 10 the statesman who,
In hs psce In the senate gave ne pownrfa ad 70 he
lows
NEW YosK, Ausust To- 1855.
Hon. A. DorGrAs Having jug, return ei-o the Uased
States desire, 10 behalf Of tho Atisu,ic Telegraph Com
parry 10 tender you my heartfelt thanks for yOur aid and
sssistsrce In the great work, happily sccomptnsd OF
untlrg the continents Of Europe and America
CYRUS W. FrFtD,
In behalf Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company.
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the FSr~mea.
TO THE ppIroR or rHs HERALD.

TO THE ppIrOR or THs HERALD.
Ala spccsl meeting Of Fultcp Eosire opmpsny No n,
the ch.rman authorized W coutrsdSc, Mr.. wsIsn's
statement An article your paper Of yesterday .;ss
list mos Walsh not presen. The attack made on
Frsine Company No "a. Sir wsh 10 state that tnero
or tseve members -ho say that be stood ouiside
q the door shere the shots fred from and ne ws
te.rd TO say eco IN, ,oys and folo~ them MP and eve
Il 10 them good /" JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Forsm&n.
kiciAn CoSIIy, Secretary.
TO rHs BDrrcR OF rHs HERALD.
Nxw Yosx, Aasuss s5, 1865.
In your ssue Of this nornus you ssse mss Eagle ok
and Ladder compsry, No Z, are 70 proceed 70 Albany,
9TH twenty men. under command n James p Ouyes as
sod Charles Gardner Our ANY certainly intend -
srocssd 70 Albany and 40 rah nfv nen, eus J.ues
/, r,,sAi,s tas been dad nserly year, bav "a bees
-, 4. c.r.t street ara Cna'ks GVdner has be
ssSnsr ossr ayesr Oar present dicers ve mcm~ ".
W1J,ps Foremss. and Rloert " Hawthorn, xsssAaA
x u. Hawthorn, - Division street.
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MorlY TROUBLES IN IowA.-On the 18th instant
riot occurred IN davenport, Iora, consequence 81 the
bankers Of that place refusing 70 redeem tho notes o. the
Florence Bank CT Nebraska, which they bad pot In crou
laiion. Tue mob Asssiled the banking house Of COOK
Sargent aud e resjencc Of Mr. co,k vh brckbafs and
siones. On rhursdsy morning nfsaeM hundred man,
principally Germans, 6Denhlsd h th< nurnouss yard
and After Organizing resolutions were sasl1sG upon
the bankers 10 redeem the notes. oomu1sss wss 90
PORTED wA upon Bankers and the result hes
that portion OF the notes have been redeemed and he
redemption Of the resdue IN promised between and
next spYng A. time loosed though there would
be general row. The military vere under arms but
zero not called cut
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TIM Dyrosrr ov THE MrsaIsswpI.--A party
and having nearly concluded them % that point are sbJu
70 make similar ones opposite Care GirsrdCsu ie'ts
dated the Ah instant, addressed 10 the Cairo Cart
ssys The amount OF sediment carried down the Ness
srp II daily asccitained by the folosug metsod -Four
beer quarts Of water taken from four points in The
river, the Uttered through hterps papers which
bave been previously weighed then ,bs papers dried
and sgain weighed, and be difference 10 Weigh
edmtnt collected from beer gallon OF vs'er thus oh
tsred, In easy 10 calculate the amount which passes
Gown the river In day. Capt Phibfown says that the
sediment which passes Columbus In one day would be sui
noep 70 form dam scrss The river provided she ~ser
ceuld remain motoness The last iood deposited from
eight 70 fourteen inches Of sediment the Missouri 10
which Will In deeree compensate for the great oeces
which the farmers Of The river counties have sustained
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HOLIDAY FOR THE CLERKS.

to fHH SDIIVN UT 1HH HHHAfsH
In consideration OF this NOT being very busy
the year, aod as the LIST OF September Is the time ap
pointed for the gala day IN celebration OF the Of
the Atlantic cable think oil tho merchants the 10 yer
psrt Of mo CITY (aud up town, o, " they wish) out OF
feeling for 'peir hard working clerks, shou a, that
ever 10 be e-euuu day, cose their places OF business
and thus male general holioey
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LADIES IN THE PROCESSION ON CABLE
CELEBRATION DAY.
ANN AT N

In looking tho contents Of your valuable papc-,
somewhat surprised ct perusipg the article pouned
by Equestrian" as had been thinking Of the same
subject, and fondly wishing that something could bs
dore whereby the ladies could have The pleasure Of
rendering their offerings with the macy raids OF
kind that viii lake para In tho great Cable cemoustYston
on the LIST proxmo. 9cug daily tnri in the society
Of our fair sex, | assure you there many who
feel desrous OF Offering publicly their congratulations
this all important ccosson and freely feeble
servioes ether with the stud oi highly usioed
set de attached 20 the Institute many OF the ladies'
who may wtb 10 volunteer ha. day PROVIDED suiabie
arrane emen be made. T. G. SED6WICK.
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EIGHT ABREAST IN THE PROCESSION.

TO THE EDIIUH UF THh HtNALD'
IN the eelebrston on the LET Of Sep em5er, don't
forget ure strongly tina, The columns shall BE- a. least
eight ABREAST The reason shy 20 many Of our rrocss
A a. their abrasion from ihe fsc; t1at msIy
Of The sotee suing along two by tao, sh rtrcs tho
progress, spos tie APPEARANCE ana uresomc 70 behold
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ANNUAL HOLIDAY.

TO THE EDITOR OF fnk HERALD.
find that the LIST Of September he's been De tnltsiy
fixed upon for the universal c.eoraop Of the succes~u
laying Of the cable VIII you he kind enough 10 offer =
segregation 10 the public the effect that to celebrate tbs
event properly win De necessary 70 have total
"a nson OF busiuersY Sooner aer the event viii DO
annually celebrated and international holiday be de-
Glazed, and why not nowS
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BUSINESS ON THE DAY OF
TIE CELEBRATION
TO TIN BDIroR OF THE HERALD

TO TIN BDITOR OF til. HERALD
Az Of tie many bGs men OF this city who have
expressed willingness to suspend Dusuess for tho time
Of the cebrsor In horo- Of the su,cces OF tho Atlantic
cable r pcIseverng managers, ask Of you TO rive
publicity IN tome wAy through your valuable columns
lbet viii tend W influence OH . that move, and make
truly day and time 70 be rsmen bered.
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NAV ORIEAss HOWARD AssoorAroH.-The New
Oresps Cr~cent OF the 18th instant ssys--rhe officers
and members 81 hs noble organization ret aet evening
for the purpose q taking their steps the 70
ef Of INDECENT sufferers by The yellow fevtrthe fever
having row resolved such post a. 10 call them mt,
sc,icp resolution adopted declaring the sso,'a
tier 10 be resdy 70 40 20 ha o. thc ncsep scx
BY yellow fever, the operations 70 begin 10 norror
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TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE
OFFICERS OF THE NIAGARA.

The Committee appointed 81 meeting Of the Cnanber
Of Commerce IRE 10th nst "to lake for
tending proper act Of respect 70 Captain HadsOn aud
the officers OF the United States steamship Niagara and
such other measures ~ may be deemed proper" me;
yesterday "wednesday according 10 adjournmcns % the
rooms OF The Chamber q Commerce, corner OF william
and Cedar streets
Ihe committee discussed the matter under cons'dssS
ton art having tided 70 the number Of gentlemen
stufips bs committee, adjourned W meet again Fri
DAY 90 rncrrorl at ~ {, clock, At ne sane place.
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by Bon John Thompson OF shie city, IN HI arlai ma
y us t'yie, spo' sps,kupg thought We fDd Tonrl a.
for NJ Lossings address, ard s-nops,s
NJ D~sIa req sfbe.
Bad me evening been p,' asspt, The shuvoh ~ont
rave seaed those who desired 10 be present me
CccAsiOD.
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Nav Branch or CosssscE.-Ihe New Orleans
Ptco,us notices hunter Of sfaors, Who has captured
tour hundred In The svamps near that city scce May.
~ sees into she svsmre 81 night With OF hIe
sb os az N ss they crowd srogd the Eot TIE ssi1s
are so At rs cents each, and uste the very bet boots
RE oil surts and bides u these Four hunired caU.ursd
An mails have nested the ctp,or $500 in three months
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CLAIMS OF WELSHMEN.
TO TIM BDITOk OF THIS HsRsLp.
Az some doubts bavs been expressed rses,ciry Tho
raiivy Of Mr. Bughes the inventor Of the Hughes prus
ing telegraph We wish to put the matter wight Soma
papers have made him native OF the State Of Ksnusy
and IN American We beg leave to state thst per-
sona acquainted with him. and leaned the fac. from
bis own lips thai he was born In the principally Of
Wales. His father was also native Of Wa es, hughes
BENG Of the oldest British ranes His father
70 the United States IS teacher OF music The
harp, gave entertainments that instrument ASSET
ed by his son, the inventor, then mere lad rhe fanly
subsequently, settled in Louisville, KY, where young
Hughes knoskdse Of music first led him 10 apply some
OF rs principles IN seys &c 70 new and valuable tee
graph prlptipg instrument
rhe ancestors OF Professor Morse came rom Scmsrset
shire, England, . ceuD'y bordering the Bris
tol ObaDnei which separates from Wales
nos, Of os Wss ,u a.
mother was Breese OF Welsh Gin, Rreese taipg de-
rived from sb Reese. The s dropped by haot or
Breeze, % old Welsh Commodore Breese, of The
United States Navy, and Senator Breeze OF 7os were,
Ire Professor told me himself relations Of his anu, re-
collect right, thew ~ere hts cousins.
Sir Humphrey Davy the creates. electrician OF modern
tiues ana Professor Dnnies the inventor OF constant
were sDso Of ACCENT Brilish 81, OK
Welshmcp, WREN dsipgutbi Dg themseves In the Brit
rh capita are often calico EDglshmen Gibson The scao
S.'V "SS U1rn ~ VSiTs, ~ y"sosiru 10 hoku-hWau
70 u InQmss, Vie eminent sculptor, 10 Locdon
Two Weshmen a. Myyihur rydvi In G'amOrgsrshire,
in Wales were The nrs in 1907? to invent and pot in ope-
ration locomotive engine ard In 1904 they made one
which tram road II q speed Of i've or six mee
per hour and drew twelve tons of roo they aso built
enc for Mr. Bsckburps coery in the north Of England,
which IVES called the Bsck Bill and ~hich WAS put 70
work bear George Stephenscns residence He went Aad
raw ", and proceeded OF Gree TO improve IT, sud made
Others built anly ia leading principles snd put
Ut work on railroads Though these historical facts
admitted by Mr.. Brsnde and few ether writer's, yet
many sscrbe the fret discovery to Stephenson,
spd claim Is Epg.eb invention Let give credit
10 whom credit Ia due FRIEND TO TRUTH