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Unprecedented Trial of LiIIie,s Safes

Unprecedented Trial OF LiIIie's Safest
We clip the following from the Troy New York) Daily
Whig:
Lewis Lille, Esq, Troy:
Dear sir-When visited your works in Troy sa
fed of the superiority your Chilled Wrought Safes
and then said determined order my
New York My determination delayed, however that
might investigate the charges which your competors in this
city brought against the reputation or your Safes did
this however until after the night Of june 6h when sheet
iron safe blown open and robbed Of $500 then bought Of
your agent whose representations entirely relied
your Fire and Burglar Proof Safes although told
BIZ competitors that in Of fire its would
be entirely destroyed.
On the night 2h June my Office which was four
story building together with the stables my sawIns
were entirely destroyed by Se Your safe in the
story entirely surrounded by the hottest fro have
ii FELL red hot into the cellar, striking bed of
rocks and until then that any water in
with IT, the neghborhood too hot for the emen to hold
the hose on that building.
had all books and valuable papers in this Safe together
with 900 money and and free ray that
dragged Of the ruins did expect the
saved the engineers and fremen all assured that
hot fire they attended Quite the contrary the
however all its entirely saved and is
deem utyio refer those interested TO the
Safe and s contents which will eheerfuy show here.
''"f'' e''' J.J VAN PELT
Agent for the Z. r. S. S. Mills, New York
The outer walls of Ide's Safes SOLID IRON from
to three inches in thickness inside of this is great depth
of fire proof flling--the best known. =.
Lilies celebrated COMBINATION LOCKS are used on
these Safes ONLY.
We have the largest stock of Safes offered for
sale in this city,
H9-Call and examine at
Fairbanks Scale and Safe Warehouse,
% CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
n2s 2pMotf FAlhbANhS d Co.
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McNaIR,s ACADEMY- THE

McN AIRS ACADEMY THE UNDERSIGNED
1l viii his Academy the I'd Of January the
chonroom the Prstania Caope Streets
The Of study and the order Of exercises win he the
heretofore observed He wi be pleased recee fhe pupils
recently with him. and such ehefs desire
For circulars stating tema apply VI. G. Raymond No. I'll
Carp street, or the undersigned.
d2I Pm r. a. MeNA1R.
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5 BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Dec. 9Th, 1885,
HThe resig alton Of p. =. Tebaul Esq,
Cashier OF this Bank rendered the Board
morning, accepted, and Mr.. AUGUSTE MoNTREUIL
unanimously elected in his place.
/ dill If r. NJ. DAVIS. President.
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--latest French Styles.
HATS AND CAPS,
-ToR-
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BoYs.l

TIQUET Sc BoUvET,
12...........,.... CAMP STREET ................12
Under the City Hotell
Have opened ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the sbove named
Goods, which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS
consists part Of Gents SILK and Fur Dress, BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and CAPS; Youths Boys and
sChldren,s zoUAyE and cHAssEUR CAPS, and FANCY
VELVET GAPS of every variety
N.B-MmITARY CAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity.
GentIeruen,s FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
order with dispatch and prompttude n26 2psmeod
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Home .1Tasa,sfacs,xres

Home .WNsaMf0csWses.
II. "A. TYLER,
ta5.............Ca Canal
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
Silver and Plated w are
MANUFACTURES TO ORDER
sILvERWARE AND JEWELRY.
DIAMONDS RESET
Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY GOODS,
Plated Ware, etc. @m
MIG 2ptf
.Ftytsb0stEss'
PR1N AL soUTHERr
Scale Warehouse,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROOF SAFES
m5a FAIRBANKS q CO.,
dla loft =7u5-=-. No. IS Camp street.
.MercIta1sts' Hotel,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
rHvv ox.I-nANa-
The pleasanest conveniently located House
city.
BOARD:
Per
Per IL 90
Per Week. board only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
BRET Il HALLER,
euI7 2piy Propretora
sm5az The Toilet. s...m
"TREFELIo" is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIo" Curesa Eruption.
"TRRFEL1o" softens the Skin.
''TREFELIo" Beautihes the Skin.
"TREFELIo" Eradicates Hunor.
"TREFELIo" 50 cents a bottle.
Particularly adapted climates few drops pours
the Bathing decousy refreshing exhlerat
ing giving the Skin Freshness soohnes Elasticity otness
Brancy and Pury-Coolng and Invgoratng-renders Tho
eesh firm and Of alabaser richness Of Beauty al
Erupdons. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
El~sold everywhere at 30 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYME No. 1874 Cana
street, and by Druggists generally
TILEsToN & CO.,
my23 2ply General Agents, 4s Broadway, New York
Champagne
CHAS. FARRE, LATE MAX SUTAINE { CO.,
Rheims,
Purveyors the France Spain and Prussia also to
the celebrated Wellington Club, London.
sillery Cabinet Imperial and Win Anglais quarts pns
and half pnts, for sale by the principal Grocer Wine
Dealers
RS-orders for direct importation received by
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
MIG 2p3m 50 Customhouse street
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Qartitalar Autlfts.

HATL or LAFAYETTE HooK arD IAppKR CO. 10 y
New Orleans Dee ~ I95j
~ 5st,,I O. members Of this Company are here
h @ for The purpose Of escsng officers for he
dA 81 W. d. ANDREWS sa.,st.-v
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Wequote Bahca Tin at 80 cts, Speter at cts and Pig
Lead at ~ ASK cts. per lb.
WooL-The new clip of Wool is beginning to arrive,
but the receipts have yet been light There is fair
inquiry for Wool but prices for it rather
We quote unwashed at 20G22 cts old do at 22d2l
cts washed at 3odS3 cts and pulled at 27130
per lb.
WHISKEY.-There a fair demand for Whiskey
early in the week but for days past the market for
made at 22x 22k cts. for both City Ohio yes
erday City sold at 81 cts. and Ohio at 81 l22 cts
and we quote both varieties closing day dull
about 200 bbs
FREIGHTs.-We still quote the rate to Liverpool at
Cd per ton for bark 25s per ton for heavy goods
bushel for corn We quote to Holland 25s for Maryland
tobacco, and to Bremen 22s Cd. Coal vessels are
wanted. We quote to Boston and Portland at s212x
per ton for COAL 25G30 cts per Dbl. for -four ard
cts. per bush for corn; to New Bedford, Prov
idence and ports the Sound ST. for coal
and for gSan to New York 81 SO for coal and Sets
bb for whiskey 81 per ton S75 hid for bacon; to
Savannah cts per bushel cts per foot As cts per bH
for whiskey and Is per cask for bacon There nothing
offering either to New Orleans or Mobile.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, May ls-we have
nothing particularly to note in the condition of the
Dry Goods trade The jobhng houses still selling
goods principally however to the trade but among
the commission and importing houses there is very little
business doing. Notwithstanding the inactivity in the
market the feeling in it is still pretty firm and for most
staple goods prices toeraby well maintained We again
quote heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings SKA
cts, medium Sheetings and Shrtings cts, and
light do at 5A d6 cts Beached Sheetngs and Shrtings
steady and firm for all desirable styles Drills firm
at S41Scts for brown; 994 cts for bleached; l0xl1
cts for blue. Cotton Flannels Denms Stripes Ticks
Osnaburgs generally bringing previous rates. We
still quote Gnghams at 1Ol0x cts for the Lancaster and
Glasgow, and Prints at 910 cts for madder goods De
LANES in fair demand at former rates There is
moderate business doing in Woolens but they not
active,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Sieteenfh, That railroad to the Pacific ocean is
imperatively demanded by the interests of the
whole country; that the Federal Government
ought to render immediate and efficient aid in its
construction, and that, as a preliminary thereto a
daily overland mail should be promptly established.
SeCenteemh. Finally, having thus set forth our
distinctive principles and views, invite the CO.
operation of all citizens, however differing 9th
er questions, who substantially agree with us in
their affrmance and support.
ANTECEDENTS OF THE NOMINEES.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Abraham Lincoln was born in Hardin county,
kentucky, Feb. 18th, lS09 received limited edu-
cation; adopted the profession of law; was cap
tam OF volunteers in the Black Hawk war; was at
one time Postmaster Of a small village; was four
times elected to the Illinois Legislature; and was n
representative in Congress from Illinois from 1917
to 1919. -0-'
HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
Born in Paris, Oxford county, Maine, August 81,
1909; is lawyer by profession; was member of
the Maine Legislature from 1886 toe 1910, and
speaker of the House in 1887 1885, $780, was elect
ed a Representative to the wenty-eighth Congress
and reelected to the Twenty ninth Congress; and
elected to the United States Senate, Nav 26, lS48,
for four years, to fill vacancy occasioned by the
decease of John Fairfield He was reelected for
six years July 25, 1851, and elected Governor of
Maine, jan T. 1857 resigning his seat in the Senate
and was inaugurated Governor on the same day
On the sixteenth of the same month he was re-
elected for six years and resigned the office of
Governor February 90, 1857. lie is member of
the Committee on Commerce and on the District of
Columbia.
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For Shipping Intelligence. see 4th page
la w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COuRT-JupeE BoNp.

CRIMINAL C0URT.-JUDGE BOND.
Nothing of public interest transacted yesterday.
The Court meets this morning at 10 o'clock to dis
pose of the usual assault and battery cases.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KRERs.
Mary Ann Hammond as. Joseph Ii. Hammond.
Petition filed for divorce @ vinculo matrinonii
from defendant. Hack for complainant.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Alexander Murdock, Charles W. C. Mccoy, and
Alex. F. Murdock George w. and Frank Il.
Morng. Motion to strike out appearance for de-
PENDANTS. Motion overrued. }. NJ. Campbell for
plaintiffs j. Il. Quinn for defendants The
Court will commence the trial docket on Monday.
The cases will be disposed of as they are called.
No case will be assigned postponed unless under
special umstances.--Assignment Nos. ! to 50
on Monday.
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PRIoEB AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YuRS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through NiLLIAs FISHER Son, Stock and Bil,'oAar-
No. % South street.
The Tribune of this morning says

The Tribune OF tins morning says:
The Stock market opened yesterday with strong feel
with the appearance of further until the call
struck Pacific Mail, which experienced and
expected fall Of per cent from yesterday and with which
the whole market more or less sympathZed. No other
advanced by the bears for the decline
day than this remarkable spasm in Mail and the sales
other stocks consequent hereupon by tmid parties The
market in of those throes which unusual
IN speculative periods and from which the recovery is
generally very rapid. In the meantime there is much
hesitation upon the part of operators and rregularty
quotations, and time is required to bring the
the market to even dow.
Thompson's IN. Y Reporter says:
Several the banks in this city Issuing with
the officers printed engraved in imitation Of the
written signature. This renders counterfeitng still
easer besides it is palpabe violation of the law which
reads AI notes and Bills by them issued and put
circulation as money shall be signed by the President
or Vice President, and Cashier thereof
The following statement shows the business Of til
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company for the
month of April;
1860. 1859.
Received from coal $l6077322 $3l 5l4 9s
Received from merchandise. l1464 1887 IS
Received from travel, ,22242 33i22 As
s24s, ,11o 2s 215,474 SO
Transportation, roadway, dump
age, Renewal Fund, and all
charges .130 0265 112,374S3
Net profit for the month";. lis 007 63 103 099 70
Net profit for previous
four months 3l4 095 bO 2g5 959.9T
Total net profit for five
months S462 403.2 20 s399 059 70
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MAPKETs nv TEIEcPApu

NEW YORK, May 1s-Cotton is irmsales of 200 bales
Flour is depressed-sales of 500 bbs State S. 1906 15
Ohio s5.95d6.05; Southern SIS 9OG6.4O Wheat has a
firm, sales of 81 600 bushels at 7277 mixed
yellow. Pork is steady Prime $12. 25@l14. Whiskey
closes firm at 22G22h cts. Sugar is firm; Muscovado
6SG7h cts. New Orleans Moasses so Spirits Tur
pentine dull. Rice is firm.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1S-Flour is duh. Wheat has
declining tendency-sales of white at l5S; red $135
145 Corn is quiet Provisions quiet. Whiskey is
steady at 81 b6I22k cts
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY IS.

FOR The WEEh ENDlNG MAY 10.
ALCOHOL.-There have been sales this week of $50
bbls Western % cent Alcohol at AN per gallon
but it closes dull at this figure.
ASHES.-Ashes selling in New York at $5.25 for
Pot and s5.62x per 100 lbs for Pearl but we hear Of
nothing doing in them here.
BARK-Quercitron Bark continues in fair request and
we sales this week of 1000 bags at from $7
to S2 per ton in quality The demand for it is chiefly
export and most of the sales making for this pur
fOse.
BEESWAX.-We continue to quote Beeswax at SO cts
per h. but there sales of consequence making
BRIMST0NE.-We hear Of no sales Of Birthstone this
week, but quote crude Sicily firm at $55 per ton.
RREAD-Bread is steady at the following rates. viz
AZ cts for Navy, cts. for Pilot, and cts per h. for
Water Crackers, less the usual discount
COFFEE.-There has been much better demand for
Coffee this week than existed during last and although
prices have not improved the feeling in the market has
been perceptibly rmer The sales add up about 900
bags and they include 2lO0 bags Rio at 34 cts, 100
bags do at 1917 cts, 200 bags do at 13k cts, 200
do. at 1917 @13A cts and 800 bags do. at 14l4I cts
Rio closes steady at 34 @lS4 cts. for fair to good and
l4(Gl44 cts for prime. There is nothing doing in La
guayra Java Coffee, but quote the former I4l5
cts and the latter at l5kl6h cts per lb There have
been arrivals of Coffee here this week. and the stock
is very light.
COTTON The demand continues limited to the wants of
manufacturers with sales during the about 400
bales ordinary to good middling Upland and Gulf at
from to 124 cts six months Prices the same as
last week, and we continue to quote:
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Hon. John Bell Serennded at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 17.-Hon. John Bell, the candi-
date for President, now route for Tennessee, was
serenaGed this evening. He addressed the people.
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New Flour.

New York May 1S.-The transfer clerk in the
Office of the Pacific Mail Company is reported
missing to-day and deiaulter to the amount of
S50, 900.
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OswEGo May IA fire in Fulton last night
destroyed block of fifteen second class wooden
buildings on Wall and Second streets. Loss about
81 900; insurance very small
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Prize Eipbt NJ Ne,y Or,.,,s

New ORLEANS, May IA prize fight came off
to-day, near this city, between the two celebrated
spectators were present. One hundred and fifty
rounds were fought. 1t lasted two hours and
ten minutes. Both pugiIists were dreadfullv pun
ished. Bell was victorious. The city is greatly
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THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
THIRD DAY.
THE PLATFORM ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY.
THE MARYLAND DELEGATES.
The convention Proceeds to Ballot for a
Candidate for the Presidency.
THIRD DAY.
7 n e q A LLOT TING .
HON, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Of Illinois, NOMINATED.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
REAT EXCITEMENT.

Hon Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, Nominated
as the Candidate for the Vice Presidency
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A New Catholic CoueDe

of the handsome marble nono;on ot So,,tb 0rarlrde
recently purchased for the Catholic College, was
laid yesterday afternoon by Bishop Bayley, in the
presence of 800 people. The bishop delivered an
address on the occasion
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AUGUSTA, Nav lS.-Fiour from wheat was in
market to-day ground at Storars mills in this
city. small shipment will be on the way to New
York Tomorrow.
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The Presbyterian IN. S. General Assembly.
pIrTsBURG, May 1.-THE General Assembly of
the Presby terian New School Church in session
to-day. Two hundred delegates were present.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-Beneft Of Mss Sara
Nelson.-At Holiday Street Theatre this evening
the musical burlesque styled Ganem, the Slave of
Lore will be again repeated, Miss Carrie Nelson
taking the part of Ganem and Miss Sara, the bene-
fciary the part of Fe,ah. The farce of the Laugh
ing Hyeno will also be repeated, Miss Carrie ap-
pearng in the part of Mrs. Popsey.
TH1oDoN's MUSEUM OF ARTS will be exhibited at
the MARYLAND Institute this afternoon and evening
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To Pixies Peak.

LEAvENswoRTH, May 17.-Green Russell has ar
rived from Denver City in 30 days via Smokey
Hill, making the entire distance at the rate of
twentyone miles per day. He found this route the
shortest.
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THE New YORK ANNIvERsARIEs.-The Anniversa-
ries in New York passed off with less violent ex-
citement than has been manifested at some of the
meetings during the few years past There was,
perhaps the usual degree of healthy interest 10 the
welfare of the various societies represented. The
aggregate receipts of their treasures did not differ
much from those of the preceding year. We Judge
from the newspaper reports that there was COM
parati vely little of the spread-eage style of ami
versary eloquence which has been one of the chief
besettng sins of many of the speakers heretofore.
We are glad to notice such change.
The GREAT EASTERN AT NEW YoRK.-The Post of
Thursday evening says: There is divided opinion
among the shipping interest in this city as to
whether the Great Eastern should be brought into
this port by way of Sandy Hook to the North Ri
yer, or down Long Island Sound to the foot of
lO6th street. Mr. Murphy, the pilot, who left this
week for Europe, entrusted with the task oil bring
ing this vessel to our port is confident of being
able to anchor her safely off the Battery on her
first voyage, which she is expected to make with
httle or no cargo, but it is extremely doubtful,
whether, loaded, the Great Eastern can enter New
York harbor at Sandy Hook
The PITTsBURG MANDAMUs CAsE-The Philadel-
phia Butletin of Thursday, says: We understand
that the Supreme Court now in session in our city,
has issued new rule upon the minority of the Sc
iect Council OF Pittsburg, to show cause why they
should not be attached for refusing to concur with
their fellows in the imposition of a tax upon the
people This is a consequence, we suppose, of the
refusal of the Common Council to agree with the
majority OF the other body, and of the resentment
which is probably increased as the difficulties of
the case multiply on the hands of the bondholders,
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The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending May H. 1860:
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There are symptoms of whskey insurrection in
Minnesota. The liquor dealers burned down a
church in st. Anthony, and the members thereof
warned them to leave the town. This they deci-
ded not to do and both sides heavily arming
at last accounts.
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The good people of Montreal are discussing
plan of erecting very large building in that city,
to furnish recepton-ball for the Prince of Wales,
and also to give hotel accommodations for 5000
people.
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At o'clock the Convention re-assembed
On motion it was determined to proceed to bal
lot for candidate for the Vice Presidency.
The first ballot was as folows:-Hannibal Ham
lin, of Maine, 1874; John Hickman, of Penn, 5S
N. p. Banks, of Mass, 3S1@; C. NJ. Clay, of Kv,
of Md, 8; Saml. Houston of Texas, G; W. l..
DAYTON, of N. j., 3; Reed, of Pa, 13 No choice
On the second ballot Senator Hamlin was nomi-
mated
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SEIZURE or AN AMERICAN VEssEL.-The bark Mar
amissie, of Portland, Maine from San Francisco,
seized on the 18th ult. by the Custom-H House
authorities of Mazatlan, for alleged Irregularities
or, as it has since been ascertaned, for an attempt
on the part of the commander, +. j Manly, to
smuggle large amount of merchandise ashore,
either in this port or Lower California. The yes
sci was Immediately released, but the merchandise
found on board, not manifested or accounted for
in any shape, was taken ashore The Consul's in
tervention demanded by the captain Upon
careful investigation of the affair by that officer it
was found that the conduct of Captain Manly, per-
sonally and commander of American ship,
was such to preclude the possibility of any Of
property seized and clearly liable to coniscatiOn,
is about 50, ,5O0-some 264 packages, many of which
were contraband. The authorities have behaved
with the utmost courtesy, and but for the indiscre-
tions of Captain Manly, the whole thing would
have been settled.
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An orEnArio MANAGER IN TRogDLE.-B. Ullman,
director of the Academy Of Music, Is In matrimo-
nsa Isas lady on staten Island, that they lived
rstber only until April, ls49 but that the result of
their brief union was a child. Ullman then left
her, and, it is alleged, has not contributed to her
March last. Learning that he was about leaving
for Europe, and his wife having petitioned for an
order compelling him to support herself and child,
Judge Leonard ordered that he should give bail in
the sum of $4,000, which not having been complied
with, the Sheriff is now in search of the body OF
Ullman.-N. Y DAILY Nesos,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR.-5O bbls to Halifax; 70 bbs. to Porto
Rico
WHEAT-200 bushels, to Halifax
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An AERIAL RAILWAY OVER LeSDoN.--Mr. Barlow,
C. B., has put forward suggestion in a4pamphlet
for relieving the traffic in the streets of London by
constructing aerial railways over the hoases, as
well as tunnels underneath. The author contends
that the plan, adopting the suspension gader prin
ciple, with spans of l000 feet can ha carried out
with less interference of house property than by
either of the other schemes, and that sach via
duct of ample strength will not eAeeed in cost
9l5OooO per mile. He proposes tssa main COM
municatiens, tks first, from South . North, com
meneing at the Elephant and Castle. and terminate
ing near the shoreditch station. at the Eastern
Counties railway; and the second from West To-
East, commencing at the junction of Oxford street
and Tottenham Court road, aaI terminating ak
| Whitechapel.
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AN AFFLICTED FAAILY.-The Portsmouth, Ohio,
Tribune states that Saturday afternoon (sd
inst.) son of the Rev. s. D. Tompkns, rector Of
Christ's Church ia that city, while at work in q
factory was eaught in the machinery, and taken
out with his skull fractured and both OF his arms
broken. The unfortunate youth is about Is years
of age It is hardly possible that he can survive.
About the same hour of the day, Lewis, the Oldest
son, aged about 81 years, was thrown from his
horse at Wheeling, Va, where he has resided for,
the last eight years, and was killed.