The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-26
The New York Tribune
1858-5Q-

VNHE successful laying of the tram, a.,
history Of Human Progress. Ben s s1a in The
rope. Western Asia; and Nortbos',s 'o on ~.
within an hours distance from our u Aillca lie
the battle which decidesahe fate IS si,otes and
the capture of Vienna or Gibralt. slniSdom.
of dynasty, the triumph of q usn"sl, sae al
blrth OF an heir to royalty, the death Of w. ~
t no,as OF ellington, in any country x Is.
Iouches the Mediterranean, the Euxins sA,sa
PACK Sea or the German Ocean; will hs "a. n.
llshed in New York the next morii IN ot Pub.
on the very day Of its occurrence =, II not
ment, as it were, we have been throw : mo-
immediate intellectual neighborboodd a ~ the
whole civilized and large. portion ~ u The
barbarous world. The rise and fan %1 u. Senl'
in London or Paris will henceforth ha y. @oaFs
from day to day in the journals of our ported
cities. The boldest operators IL W.. .uIaOoafd
will refuse to buy Or sell until thew h.u nteet
the quotations Of that DAVIS bn.;na aa's hsa
Royal Exchange and at the Ronra. vi me
transactions will have closed an hour or w. "I p
lore ours can begin. A revolution in p,r;. ~ e,
imPor!ont vote IN Parliament, an insurrs.t;a"aA
III Italy, fire in Constantinople, will hs %
cussed around the breakfast tables of Nsv v a's.
a lew hours after its occurrence. 4 n, ,S.k
thorgh silent Transformation in The cond;tE; ny
OF human existence has Just been eaactaJ I Ia.
the mule wire stretching across the ocean'. H..
rom the coast of Ireland to that Of Br;,;.S.
America and one inevitable result Of FIJI. na~..
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