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The New York herald., 1863-10-13
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Arrival Of the Prize Schooner SWAN
Deaths i'm the Hospitals, sc.
, cts ~ FoRrREss MONROE, Oct TO- 1s6S
The schooner Swan, with assorted cargo Bati
more arrived here yesterday under prize crew. She ID
New York vessel, and captured Hog Island b.
. detachmen. Of the Roberts Third Pennsylvania ars
lsfy. q
me following is list Of deaths 10 The Hampton Hospl-
John Harris 10th rev York, died Sept 10.
David Ross, 1lSth New York, Sept. 81.
John Collins l6Sth New York. Sept. q
David J. Gustin, 10Th New York, Sept. q.
Wm Severance, 10th New Hampshire, SepI -.
Geo. p. Myrick, 10th Now York, Sept. 20.
c. G. Smith, 11sth New York, Oct I.
y. +. Paige, 118tb New York, OctA2.
: j. c. Roberts, 11Sth Now York. Oct. I.
Petsr Hitler 10th Wisconsin. Oct 7.
the following the deaths 10 The Chsaspeake Hospi.
VI .,.--. .-,...- --~--.-. :
J. .. Jackson. 10Th Nsv York. ssps. 4s. IS eq
Jas, D. Barker, 18th Connecticut, Sept. 30. u.
g. B. Bloomleld 1l2th New York, Oct. ]. ob t.e
Fred. Schultz, 103d New York, Oct. =. esf
Geo. Daslt. 9th vernsut, Oct Z. ID lrs ID gsror esT
C. W. Cooley, 9th Vermont, Oct. s. r-s 81 asf
1hs following the deaths IN tho BaIfouf Hosptai:
Geo. W. Hutton, 18th New Hampshire, Sept 70
Chas. Brewster, Sth Connecticut. Oct.
}. G. Smith, 18th New Hampshire, Oct 8
J. o. Hanscum, 18th New Hampshire, Oct 2.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
HONOR TO THE GAR.
sa.y % - pyf~~>.-S-~~-~,-~-~S1o~,~>
Entertainment Of the Russian Admiral
=. by New York Gentlemen.
fm 0~~r~1>-r-"r>|->~>-0~1-No~~ rre
Magnificent Banquet at the
'31 az AsfOr House.
l'ts no 3m
Speeches Of James r. Brady, Baron 0stsn
,oe Sacksn, Admiral Iisovski, Admiral
Farragut, Hon. Henry Winter
Davis and 0thePs
&c. Co.. 10.

Ever since the arrival Of Tho Russian 6eet IN our waters
our citizens have been veing with each other and with
those Of other cities how best 70 evince The feeling that
their towards the only nation In Europe
that has shown isse unquaAediy friendly 70 In the
fearful crisis through which country y passing Tho
Russian naval ocers have therefore bean ovsrrun with
Invitations parsaks hospisass Of the merchant
princes Of New York. and have found n easy task 10
accept 1.-THE Of them
And Of public displays mot few have OF or arc
stil TO take pace. First Mr. Eads citizen Of s.
Louis. gentleman largely engaged in the construction Of
ron-clads for our government He gave 70 Admiral
Lsovski and his ocers very pleasant entertainment
1t the Metropolitan. Then came, few days afterwards,
the presentation board the flag vessel Of compli.
mentary resolutions passed by the Common Council OF
this city, followed by magnificent reception OF the
Russian ofncers, they escorted through Firth
avenue and Broadway 10 In ny Hail. where addresses
made on behalf OF the municipality. Deputations
from boston and from Baltimore have presented compli
mentary resolutions and extended invitations 10 WISH
those cities. The Common Council Of New York has
made arrangements for grand municipal banquet, 70
take place at the House Monday evening The
Citizens Committee making preparations for grand
ball in honor Of Muscovc guests take place at
tho Academy Of MusIc--'le o,ght not yet 1xed. The
tickets arc 10 be limited iiousand.
And In the meantime, he happy interim be-
tween pleasures past and 10 come, the Russian
Admiral and Ambassador iertaned last night at
the Astor House at private uier given BY citizens Of
New York. OF whom Mr.. JAMES Wadsworth chairman.
The dining hall decorated with the admirable taste
for which this establishment has always being famous
At the lower end Of the hail. the imperial yellow nag Of
Russia intertwined In friendly folds with the Stars
and Stripes Monster bouquets, principally composed Of
magnificent dahss were placed the tables at short
intervals from each other and smaller size bouquets
begayed the walls In the intervals between the
wisdowa The lights tho table were arranged
In ir,coor order In tho chandeliers The walters
ared in full dress evening costume. and many Of the
guests asrayed themselves n tes same general sys wss
somewhat difacult 10 distinguish waiter from guest
The bin Of fare printed yellow satin, and offered
the following delicacies 70 tempt the paates Of The
dineYs.-
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

Even the police force In attendance ssectcd with
spec,s regard 70 gsn,lcnanly department. and
composed OF Captain James Grccr and sx ocers from
The Third precinct Tho musc was supplied By bod.
worth baud.
Among the invited guests we're, bss,des tho Russian
officers Admiral Esrragul, tho Russian Consul General
His Hosov Mayor Opdyhe Tho Hoo Henry Winter Davis,
Of Maryland; Mayor Fargo, Of BunAio; the Rev. Ora
Chap.u, Hxchcock and Tying, Mr.. VIM. Ward, Judge
suhsf,sod Of the Supreme court Nr Deviin the corpo
ration Counsel Mr. Alien, tho Assistant rnitcd stsss
District Attorney, and Mr.. Mathew Brady. Admiral
Li-ovssi was soeompanssd BY Captain lousako6 d the
osiiaba. and several d his principal oncers, among
WHOM sowsver, Of the Il silver
epaust,es, the distinguishing mark q the susioesrms
ana scientific departments OF the RussIan Navy. ~
7Ss American esnssmeo present wore their button.
hes ssvors OF icocr Ribbons combined with the yellow
rIbbcsthc Russian color. Tho Russian odcsrs returned
tho compsat By wearing favor of tho red, white and
Tne company went 70 table soon altar the bour ap.
polntedthc invited guests renalnns IN the pariors until
ssss msrebsd 10 AMID tho pIaadiu of the company al
niraI sovski leaned the OF Mr. Jas Brady, who
presided ~ The dinner, and Admiral FrfAgnt VA q.
Mayor Opdyks and Baron osse sAcken, Russian Consul
GenArai, came In arm and arm Thc other principai
:ssss - q De % %Sis q q honor. The Two Idmlrsh q.
SIDE ~ side. and appeared 70 BE- On the most riesdy
terms.
arhe RusrMn Ambasssdor 70 whom, IN conunctou uiih
the ADMIRAL The dnnaf tsndersd. unabe " be
present, having 10 esvc for Washngtn.
Grace vm said By tos Rev. Dr. Hitchcock, Who asksd
blessing op The Emp0w u the Orient and the rrsdent
Of the Western rspuAic- During the dinner the band
IAdsss we're admitted Dihs sde rooms q, half pas,
egnt and their appsArnpcs signazed BY the whole
company rising aud cappmT hands. By and by lbey
insinuated themselves sto tho banqusfng nan proper
takas all tho vacant chairs, and nlag them 10 the
rYest sattssactfnn OF all concerued - = f.Hl -I
~. a a
Mr.. BsADy (tbs Chsirnan) said;f must confess that
when vas Informed thss numbev 6 my stov enyens
h.a the bonos II repgestiss thas sboud pre-
sde on Ibis Ifea eroesdnsy srssinsd. 1hts
grstacatico ssosc 10 large dcrrss fryu the rect has
IN busong ths nanas of the csuDetse u Whes
dueeacs aud issie and perssveranoe ths spsn1h bes
qh3 u attribusnble, dd not rsofni,s TIE nsnc or
sn4s psssss voe sesns ~ puhsA pdos 10 sss siay ~
xsv Ysst. lIno4 lsYhissl: Lssy .ss y',hcul .ey
OsrSsrassn osusssi, nd say q ssss w,seoss ssy
Attempt V supprsss The hepes y snch Nsetb
n<n % that Committee, ~ may 70 tbe dictstes
Of Amescss pssstoskn 81 thss0cw e 10 fusnss
s~y tci rnsnh ErAiGsd " bsnx cssd spoe 10 pIssne
On this occssion but sosnc mao, eny cus of the fnc
ton whkk bc ssrpsssT msrbt setss, SD snsts W
have mo eptse,y ehsnPr sseds pcs sAsisne< ~sb
has ns tbs mAsaac~ut d@cossslons cg tbc oresys 10
s5orB tbs banaoci. bsi hs has had the asds 70 nitro
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
Tho NAVY.

SAsaAcrs, @, side-w wheel steamer The nrst o. this
double-sudcrs DO put In commss,ou also tho nst
launched, started her trial trip from Boston few
days slnse and wo result OF IL 10 letter from
the ship Being tho rst veseel Of new class Of twenty
seveo sseamc considerable interest attaches 70 her
performance. On starting from the bar full play was
given 70 her engines which worked admirably. when
she vas we'll undsr weigh, taking the water - Il came
she made hour easily. and increased to
and twelve for . time. Every department. Of the
machinery worked most successfully, and tho expert
ment is considered In naval circles . perfect
triumph Of the now ssyie Of ships. The principle Of
moving her siihsr way tried. and she vent back
ward easily forward. This fact demonstrates The
great Of this class Of vessels they bc moved
with and convenience In channel just their own
width wbsss schoossss hundred tons cannot TO-
The former class Of double endcrs did work well
tho Cimmsrons and conemaugh being partial failures
1wsutysix other vssscis the tho Assscus are
preparing for commissou and will 10 ready 10
Join hsr In active the Tho following b.
lss OF her odoses;-
Ltest~xams comm1ndr-yrsncis A. Koc.
latro Ads~ asd Esccvtss 0ne0-A. W h,dasr.
Adtsp and SssftwS Naao-C. A. Boutelle.
Adirg EnSo~s-Augusis Adler, Farley Hopkins, I'd A..
xasa's xssss- Henry o'Hsra, Gideon n Smith. @. A.
E~gi~cs-ssossd sisssBs. 0. y, wood Third Assist
GraSsy ana John w. Hurley
Adding OsWaey--Neil Martin
PayAdkr--G. Def. Part0u.
Asrsfarf Ssvpsop--Edrar Hidden.
CaptdtW's C1evh-htchAs George
Pdymdao's CIevk-5ustave Dcttioh
hcHnosD, le screw soop.-Thh vessel sailed from Ne
brooklyn Navy Yasd yesterday a hApsss eight oeiocs
A. w. AFTER having undergone considerable rspsrs she
arrived here from tho Maissippi squadron fev
weeks sncss where she had ben for . ooups
q Years psrs,cicasbx M the stern realities Of naval
she Vas very mach out Of order her return, and
CURED fss rspairs than could eSsessd On her
within sbs spsos allowed She b perfectly ssavorthy,
however. and able 70 stand considerable batlsrng
vAspsuzrs, .. screw mssner.--1hs vssssl returned
70 tho Brooklyn Navy Yard 90 saturday pshi, having
broken ,psst u her tIisr. shs imnsdisssy pus 10
hand and - 70 rights and ss Sunday ssh, about
nine O'Clock for bss dessna,ioo which supposed to be
sftss Tbs An baua-
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
TINE afstl RAID IN MISSOURI.
ID. prssasso1s Of the ossssiss ~ sss vsys-
e.s Te~ss-Th sfv Hssvsst-rbs Cutos
yesess Crosisg In asossa Thsm, So.

~ " - y W u IT'I
sssty sss co-sss rnNsss is'i ffs rssirr rsr',s "a
s.iufesy sovss p,rih. sss r.sc.s Dst<rfis ys.ts,.
s.y nssnss Thsy tsrss - rrfsss p,ops,iy o
rytss ys,vtsiy 'spcrist, vt yi.tssfsi ~ Tea
ofs hrfs sBgss, ~ mser.
1ts sisisen. v ~ss.'s, orss.sis al 80. v-t.
u.ss a. srkt 90 ',tsi, fsssss, sacs,-i p nss n.s
~.
~ rs'et vo~pa 'fos. several ts-isr, gs sio-isf 70
~ th~r "a sfhsesh sss ffo>. eltssi ffinc sa4iy .
n'ss,ry. ah.ta'y ssttortl-' are ort1sri e eagts'ss
ib~t
A'ussry ,ss t.rs s,sl % a. i've rosa 5s-sues
csy.
fss, %. sfrse,ss q ro~sss - 70 ~ ,st .
,sry ffesats ~ fsiss 10 t1rSd les ssb1e,
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
OTHER WONDERS or ART.

Our article has grown lcng that We are prevented
from noticing in detail other modern achievements of
scicpcesuch for instance, iron-cad Mon tors, ord
that has preached FIRST class forincation-Fort
esmter--ai from three miles distance, and monser
gps that thrown shells into Charleston from dis
tsncc Of Eve miles Tho navigation or the air BY means
" eronautc vessels being experimented with pro-
misc Of success both in this country and Frarce and
IN fact there 10 be limit 10 the triumph Of hu
intellect and perseverance. The wonders OF to day
may eclpacd by the sill greater Of tho next
goncratiou.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
Letter from one OF tho Captured BoaCs
Crew Of tho Ilousatonfc.

bosros, Oct IL, 1858
The following extract OF q letter a rom ono OF ho
boats crew Of tho ship ousaionic engaged tho attack
on Sumter on tho sth OF September
cotuxmA, 8. G.. Sept. ~ 1903.
wc have been In this city week tonight, Al
our boats crew, numbering nftccp and two on.
GERS arc well and were not injured a, all. ~o
vcrc In tho Charleston jail four lays. Chaplain
u C. Turnbuli Of tie TentbConneetcui preached TO u,
yesterday. There wero ninety six mon and iouric,n
officers taken at Sumter the night ~ tho sth Sep
tember wo think shall bc exchanged and sent homo
by tho way OF Richmond In . fcw days we enjoy our
selves singing, &c. and have tho liberty Of the yard
day long
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
oar Naval correspendenoe.


J 81 20 Nau e % BEAuyoxr, NC. 0ct.1, 1858.
m xxnn sIocxApE RuxxxRs srEAMSG OCT IN ofU
S .'' pAYLIciT
Blockado running into Wilmington 10 as brisk 10 ever.
On the 20th ult largo side wbco steamer apparently
deeply laden, steamed directly out from Wilmington,
pssing through tho squadron sd by the tss gunboas
Victoria, which Immediately chase; bst owing TO
the superior speed or the b-tr runner. she soon van
hhsd from view. Blockade rad, ing In broad daylight 10
% frequent an occurrence Lore shat hardly dspes the
opo,ony OF sea life or u st's The ofcers from getting
che blues 4 iasl fsV c'f posr . cb d.e1.
ta tH a fHR BLops ,biS0 y1REr ls.rsg raa t
The cass OF vessels sa,oued hero makes The blockade
mere abortion, and only ascarecrow and reflects great
snco pctcnco on tho powers be- Many vessels Of
shts squadron navo been condemned, among them tho
s,eaner Victoria, small schooner. rgged propeller
whose speed favorable weather b six kuos hour
sas was prcnounced ~ survey o. .,. sSmps,sns
At for the duty assigned her, and, should she
chance ret INT engagement with the enemy would
utterly destroy the reputation of the ocors aud at
VII never closed the government sends
fast hcse aud eutsrprsng man TO conduct
affairs the better.
..... A REKL pRivArKKR. aNN
II Ia known here That rebel privaicer receiving her
In Cape Fear river, and. when ready, will
steam wthout hinrance. to add TO the lkt
those already destroying our commerce We want last
steamers, crnsnded by young volunteer officers iam'
liar with the coast and inlets.
rrf rH-In Ran q Ha.rH. .fsN.r
A fever has broken out here called the fever.
Il materially Affects efficiency of the blockade and
abruptly dsuf slumbcrs OF sleeping officers II
= by reliable authority that the rebel ronclad
(ass BY tho Angorebe steamers that have been COO
vcred of-wnr) designs making an attack on
okckaders with view 70 their capture or total annhila
ton 50 we may out for stirring times in this quar-
s1r soon. Hf I w NtrIH
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
THE REBEL pRIvArEERs.

The Prfvatssr Yiesfda Rsporssd or ofb-
rsitar--Aiasn AsAsagss Amerteas vss-
N the Usash See.
September TO- infosD folDws~-
soms sppv~bsnsb1n y entertsfrsd here by tbs onu
nlincere W tbs American fesseis n The b<H rs
ports and a. myrus with reference ~ tbs fepnfe1 40
r-sss,oe ssssssss cruiser t'etss 20 'hs eaters y
q ,srstssA ftfel alHH UH
10 vss - tbis sseser shs wsiss q ihs bark trre
Man b~sns nr ~ tss Asn~isb bouss 81 ttsrtsn .
0 Bpsisb -bwb ssss< ffa~a ihs eytpbnrus lsst ~~es
ntsDt~f ehanzn btx 9ag slrsy 20 stssirs ht h~
cfe~ ~ AnefIc4Da fefust 90 ~ ses ynsf any "tb<r
tba1 the s,arv ara r,rir~n
"a y tasf mat th~ tsps- vs~~ss w tbs fssk sss VII
be ~ ssc,af nsn sths risx f.aIss ~ sIth ibsr
dssst.eis taps. hsmrs~. III
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
RssSls RssSss COMPLIMENTARY DINNER A%s, An.
z.s!s THE crrlzEss Or NEW FORK. E.s!s
THE ADMIRAL or THE RUSSIAN yLRRr.
AND rt.r.a
in RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.
af Asro. HOUSE,, oc,os.a Il, 1858
Asron Hous., ocrossa Il, 1858

Asror Hous-, oc,os.. H. 1853
Boiled Salmon. with bsssssr ss Sauce. .e
~ 49, Selsd Oodiah, With oysssr sausa. r.;
1..s.,,s.. :. ..... VII sHss ss.A,oo-.
ri.y S,s Ss,1C. sr1ns ss.,9S s,qS' w,.. s.ve
.e aooss: With Apple s.us: oss
@ cSisl sa: ms win ossly sauce. tn a'f
Leg Of Pork, with Spinach.
|oh coIp oaEAsIxfiL pIsnEa
e4ia Boped furkey, with Trufne9
c.a: o.s:%.o.S as o:%, .sS m9Gssa sas.ss sssc coo
ol Cream Of ssss sss.sa ssfsa: ssi:d On p'ds''A
r.nd.r,o,p Of Beef. "H iardeS Finsnciere Sauce
Br Bfsa:s Of P.r.rdss:, srsiss, Toulouse s.ys.
Sweet Breads. iarded with Green Peas r {
sa., T.nasiois es:ssI q IN ssssis. PsssoSs
breast Of Domestic Ducks, - saucs. !
Boned squads stuffed with hushrooma
r. with GHta f@as. se' ssasa Chicken J.,
A Cream Of o cSesen ss nv Ees stuffed viii Jelly
s%sl, SINAI. Forts Bernhard cn's,s .,,s s.,.A
Plain ,o,,a po,.,o.. ssk.d stuffed tomatoes
~ ~ c.Sliio~er, ar.sn Butter ssuos.
} Spinach. with Err.a nA Pand sared swe., Potatoes
'''n s,.%ed ss S1s To%soss s'' fisd Ess Plant SAUCE
LArded Partrdges. Game Sauce.
Broiled Ployer. Broled " Woodcock Roasted Quail
Maard Duck. Roast 0rouse.
: r.. Teal Duck.
: Saddle OF venson, with Currant Jelly.
} ORNAMENTS
Alexander II. Washington.
Russian Fountain Gothic Temple.
PASTRY And Irts.
Bssses OF Charlotte Russe Basket Of Swiss Mernsue.
- Champagne Jelly. Fruit Jeiy
Macaroona decorated.
! .l Bavsrian Cheese Prince Royal Cake.
e''AA"0' o Blanc xane-. Russian style,
: Ctrou sheret. Parsian Cak~S. Vanilla Ice Cream.
Russian Cakes. patrince cakea
pRrirS
Pears CatAwba Grapes. Isabella GTapea
Pesches Almonds. Walnuts.
Apples. French Coffee.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
EoSrcaaNs' DEPARTMENT..
Communications Complete and the
Rebel Raiders Dispersed,
DO. &C.. GO.
WASHINGTON. Oct. ~. 1863.

appears from telegram received TO- day, dated Chat
tanocsa yesterday that General Rosccraps communIca
tons arc complete, h forces poson tho raiders dis
persed and tho enemy front inactive.
Our troops arc represented good physical condition
and nne spirits.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13


Croton lake forty hye miles and raf The ake lse
formed by this dam. five miles long and 'or tLe 20
nainder OF the distance the water flows through IN
1srground canal OF soid masonry, crossing the Harlem
rver, eight m;s from the City Hall most surefb
fuc.icct, called tho High Bridge This structure is
hnfteen huodreJ and f,y feet In length, and is cor
fosed of eight arches ech with eighty feet. aud
o. cIear elevation the river OF hundred feet
besides several smaller arches r rl
The cost of The High Briige was, when u was com
Pcted in 1s4o little million of dollars but recent
alterations have largely increased that 6gure Tho 70
ceving reservoir has OF about thirty Ave acres
ard capacity for hundred and ny millions Of gal
Ions whie the distributing reservoir covers four acres
a"d has capacity OF twenty five million gallons The
total cost OF the Croton Water Works 10 about fifteen NIL
lions OF dollars Tho lot INTO the distributing
reservoir In 1912 when New York had not half is pre-
sent population The yearly revenue derived from sne
works is about eight hundred thousand dollars fF
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
Tn. pir.. ..m,., No, D..s.y.s.

A 'sitsrro5-es N n's.tliy 'ryn b-ssss', .a-' -ils
ysais sasisf ~ss sos assgoy,d ch-ssssioa Asrfsaf
sot - se~ n wnwwvsos. ~mea. sns s-saisg s.snts
v rsn tb~ bo,kss~ roe,. etgt; rsfei s'siss
stsaHat At prs.sri sbesaa.Es 1bai yort
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
M + A E's All MY.

wAssSeros, Oct "a. 1893.
Eleven hundred s,ck soldiers rc,ebcd hsre sscss,
H from the Army Of tho Potomse aad been sent nto lso
hospitals.
Tho medical director Of General Ftypauhks cavalry
division arrived here yesterday from the front. With
hundred sick and dlab,sd soldiers tias eemsnaad
who placed In ths hospitals here. $50
number d psssooers arrived nsrc to-day from NE
fsoas and Consigned 70 ths 0A Capitol prsss. a
large bumbss su In shs hands of The Provost MAra
Gsossal ~ hsadquartsrs.
The New York herald., 1863-10-13
LATER FROM CHARLESTON.
The Preparations for a Combined Army
and Navy Attack on The City.
YElLOWFEVER PENSACOLA
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roH1~rss Mosro oc, 10, 1893

foRTHr9s NoSHo Oct. 10, 1893
The rnited States steamer circamian from Pensacola
Key West and Charleston bar, has arrived hore
she reports there was TO be- o0mbGed army and na.
val attack at Charleston on the Ilth inst
The yellow fever very prevalent at Pensacola
the crcassn cf,. Paymaser JunkIns. Of tho gunboa,
Potomac and Paymas,er John C. Hli, hal died Of It. A.
tho time of tho sailing of tho circassian from Pensacola
Tho surgeons had gained control Of the fcvcr.
The crcassiau bound to tho Boston Navy Yard. Tho
following 10 a list Of her officers
Command,r--w II. Eaton
kxtcaispe O1so>r-i:eores Fcrrs fHNf
Sur0osn--Sanuel Forman
fdtmdrsr-George spowden Reinel.,
Chs0 Er0tn,ey-S ". Hartwcii. @
ha'pu-D c. keis, J. u Hanksrs and Henry Uskisy
FIa Aaiataru Engtnpv--wm Upton. - =
Seeond Asfsdnt Engsner-J v Lena
md hu,adn f,gtnees-J r. Cioyd John Ferguson
and Frank H. lhurber.
pdymatsr,a Grn-J. u. Redneld aud Edgar sutton
Cd4sdin9 Ci>rk-N. NJ Bassctt
Adnev's Nafes-r w. Park Robert Pend ebo,g A y
Rounds and ~ J. Locke ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-13

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The New York herald., 1863-10-13
CHICAGO wArER.woRKs.

The project II supplying the city Of Chicago with pure
is perhaps the most original design that sng
Eeted itself the engineering MIND II is nothing esa
than that OF boring tunnel under the bed Of Lake Mch
gan-on whose shore the city stands-whch Is to come
up miles out from the shore rs TO be i've feet
the clear both ways and to be located seventy
below the surface Of tho laxe at the city and sixty
feet below whore 1t opens with the lake thus forming
fao four feet in the two miles. OF course the plan in
cudes the pumping Of the water nto reservoir Of tho
requisite elevation. It has been found BY repeated Dor
nxs that ths bed Of the lake 10 composed OF st clay
% sufficient depth to admit Of the tunnel being bored
through and cheapy too for the contract has been let
70 hessrs Ho Gowan Of Harrisburg Pa At $3l6 l39.