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LAW INTELLIGENCE,
important Chsneefy Decision BY Chief Jus
tiee Nllson--Serious Delinqceneles
Of q Cn1rdIan--Eourt Record
Tie AInorJ.

sr1fH1oR CoCHr.-Chief Justice John II. VII
eon yesterday gave his decision in the Chanoer,
suit Of fOrlando Davidson ys Timothy Z. Young ant
wife.
The bin was fled in 1893 BY the complainant whe
claimed a part Of the east half Of the north wes
fractional quarter e, a. II east under contract
purchnse made by nnrrisou Newall with Seth Paine
ue administrator Of the estate Of D. L. ". Jones
deceased, who was the father OF Ars. Young the
defendant, and who owned the land ut The time o1
Of his death. Paine IN selling the land proiessed
to act under the authority Of m net Of the Lcsiala
ture OF Illinois, authorizing James Whitlock 4
former administrator to Jones to cell the land.
Young and vile after the hitter became of age
brought IN action uf c]ectmeut for the recovery o.
The land In dispute op the ground that the sale Wal
covered the land. and the Judgment was affirmed
b. the Supreme Court Of illinois 16 III. SIS
The bill IN this case set up certain alleged equi,
had assented to the sale Of the land TO Newhall,
and TINT she was estopped thereby. This point
Was oEesrnled On the ground. among others, thst
did not appear That She did nny act upon which
ehsfe % and i Dso was a'ns ia that sae Pr: Pshs
sa Gt eoPRsd in equity to set ap hsr lea e
OF much interest presented aud decided, and the
conclusion reached was decree dismissing the
5 thps tah NJ 1Sn1s stgss t. the
the North, lying near the residence Of DR.. Dyer.
The case viii be carried to the supreme Court
eaons nR saa 1ed MsSE o hs sr ths
COUNTY CoCHT.-In the matter Of the guardian
ship Of Louisa and John F. Roth, minor children
Of John Roth deceased, Judge Bradwell yesterday
moved from his Office, he having filled to account
for moneys received By him and neglected altogeth
Ct the interests OF his wards who, In consequence
en- the CbArity of the AffFiun at Jacksonville The
, 1864-03-23

ACara-Timcly Notice to our Citizens.
present % sssson y Peeqliarly fayoFablo los
s and AZ whoaIo suffering from catah, Throat Dis;
eases, Bronchitis, Asthma OF Consumption, should
nvAu M themselves OF the present opportunity. This
,t @ o. Diseases + 90 atering that patients 40
that the complaint Will wear of during pleasant
weather, hs1 this deusion viii provo .taIacious to
peIroas thus afflicted, and to many, fatal.
xhs e. new sde pa:see q g. We
tute MeGormick's baildins, corner Of Randolph
ouz citszens, and Is deserving Of the especial at-
replon q al who may be suffering from any DIS
c5nsustoas ~ I ee organs Feason, uao cannot wall
Gan At the ofaee nay write, and little book upon
me ene]ect and also list Of questions, will be
een' nee o1 eh:s1c. mss2B11s-stdltw
RuFnctt's Flavorinc Extracts.
Firth AVENUE Hor11. N. Y. Auv. a 1sss.
Mesazs. Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Boston:
GE.TLEEEN: VIC hare rscd your extracts FIR
several years md regard them the bet n s corS.
'e', '''1z Hizenescx, zeass; p.nhuso \ Co.
Tho above is the expression o} ali popular hotels
meh:iassi. .sttMwSFswk,y
To Country merchants.-Bnyers in this
stock Measrs aor Wsoa is Go who1o,ale 81 1e
boot and shoe house, 81 Lake street.
mhBal0G-3m TwAT
~ ''Harper's Msgazine'' for April, and .'M.d-
am uemorest" Spring Fashions for sale at McNal-
II & Co.'S, 81 Dearborn street.
Go 70 THx BksT-6o 70 Bryant lk Btratton's
Chicago Commercial College, TO get thorough
practical business education. For c1rcnlars ad-
dress {e3,,slosng , staupa) Bryant stzstton, Chi
~ House and Sign Painting, Ca1c,mining
Glazing aud Graintug. Paper Hane1ngs and VIA
dow Shades Relling Wholesale and retail at New
York prices. 3. E. R1ahT, 90 Randolph ST.
BOZ CHE. fe25u37ltm
, 1864-03-23
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FIFE LAI1HG-TuE 18TH WARD.-The Cop.
perheads aro On the etiu lunt just NOW. They
make little bluster bat they seork The particular
labor to which thes attention Il especially direct
cd Is pipe-layfng for the Ch1rter Election. Ttc3
have sent their agents into the country and those
localities where the voters who arc In the marie,
and can be hired for price to tranater their ord
nary abiding place to Chicago until after election,
most do cougregate. It Is generally understood
that Importation Of votcrs, double voting and bal
lot-box etuh1ng will distinguish this election as Il
distinguished the election Of Mayor 6herman q
year ago. 1t remains to be seen II this game will
win. II the sober minded, Intelligent and law
abdg voters Of Chicago 60 lightly esteem the cleo
i've franchise as to allow It thus to be prostituted
and trompled under foot, re have greatly mistaken
their temper. This plan OF the Copperheads ia
known and will be frustrated. The mere announce
nent Of the existence Of this conspiracy will we
trust awaken the people to sense Of their duties
the present crisis
The gathering In the 10Th Ward elsewhere des-
ee1ibed, Is indicative Of the commencement OF the
grand Awakening. Men who never attended q
political meeting, and often forgot to vote were
there, firmly Heso1red upon 1edeeming that old
battle ground Of the common enemy At the last
election there WIS Copporhead majority Of about
one hundred and seventy five in yote Of over =
0oo, and this majority the Union men propose to
overcome. This is the Ward represented In the
Common Council by 6hufeldt and Woodman. Both
retire during the present season, and Successors
VIII be chosen. shufe1dt Is q candidate ior se-
election, and probably Woodnnan. It was stated
publicly in tie meeting LAST night, that shufeldt
bad said he would give f. 90 to secure his reoec
ton. Needy Copperheads In the 18h Ward should
make note Of this and relieve the ambitious Al
derman Of portion Of his snare change
, 1864-03-23

ADJUSTMENTS,

MCNrx.-The new Dramatic Temple, or sLcc-
tore Room," Us the prop1etors cali 1t, recently
completed, and now part Of Col. Woods Muse
rm Was open to the public for the first tt,ne lat
evening, In the presence Of IN audience that flied
every scat and every inch OF standing room. vhie
many len unable to obtain cyeu tho latter 1axurY.
The play eelected for the occasion was Dulwc,,s
ever attractive Lady Of Lyons. The various parts
were rendered with taste and discretion nv tha "a.
rious artists cast In the play. Mrs- Perrin f,.te
Miss Woodbury. is wen known TO our citIzens
md has a1ways been fayorite. While In lace and
voice she may not be ndaptod TO the character yet
her conceptfon and rendition Of II i. 11v eon,i n
the best We have ever ecen In Chicago. Mr. Aiken,
whose face ia new to1 Chlcsro audience n,aved
Claude MeInotte In enlrted ana snv NAV.
ner. uc has fine face and druro. a sonorona
and well modulated Yotca. and IL ecrta{n
to become fayorite with the hs1Ifuxx of tho Mn,
eeum. MI, Bradley q. tho brusfluc col Dumas was
dr.t 1nte, as he always ia In everything he under.
takea, even In the practice Of law. Nj, Richards
Al Beauseant, II. Reed as CLAWS, Miss Anderson
as Widow Melnotte, and Miss A1tel as Mad. Dee.
chApelea, were ali good In their several parts,
much better than the average representatives Of
those characters. Col. Wood may be satis1c that
be has gathered company thst will always make
h1s Lecture Room savortse resort.
der.na was .hs
lower and upper one. having By tho skin and art
ofthe carpenters, painters, decorators, &c., been
t1ansfotned. In its rew ahape there arc three
nels Of seats,parquette, drets-crcls and gallery
in the pi1onste sfe han5somesv cnss,naa nee ssass
with CRIMSON, md al The tiers Ar 3,nilt rnon
pretty steep Inclined plane, so that the stage is dis
IN, ho1es and p .. ,ns house There
the auditorium these boxes appear like tn. m.re.t
cupbosrds but enter ths 1ou MI ind st b.T
roomy enough and quite pleasant to lit in, though
.aoriing better view Of The house than te Of the
stage. The atage IL thirty by sixty feet, aud pro-
orchestra STALL rallied in white md cushioned in
plaeei this Temple The prey.llinsidea p Is pure %
white. WITH narrow lines q bright git. Tho coi.ing
IL ver5 neas.ital, thonea ezaula,tely pure and
h-nt r,s., eo,ors S,t splsa ,S 1eseoed IN
D11; a ssy e91o., YIN 1ha hs nag and the motto
s,.sS ss feet e n. floor see to se!a and VIII
-. ~, @o%4oA " As 'uo'eoo'e seata III
D1 Thc fo1or3nc pe,spnz nao1oane 1,,t,.n h.
~ u"9 r!oosae' eta'sn y tieary Cnls
taste ey p n's. nj Perrin. nj, was '*'so with excellent
Is s1:s eseesss
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Nest39 i3tfsaieF
AZ sssSesS ss 6: e 'sssss!ss s'!sas
ns ma Il g Tors tas gae foq 9e
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tso = sa ~ ~ Sta y, A.
, 1864-03-23

CLAEK STREET Bn1DGE.-The pier unlef
Clarl: rect bridge is being renovated new DIE
being driven down md new flooring IN eooihe ~
Eonatturt:on
, 1864-03-23
LOCAL MATTERS,

The Commission Huslnek4.-Wec call the
attention of Eastern and Wcstcrn dealers In Flour
Grain and Produce Of al descriptions, to the card
Of Geo. 81. How, which appears In this mornings
issue. Ar. How is one Of our oldest Commission
Merchants, having Joined the Board Of Trade some
nine years ago, when - 'crnckcrs, cheese and alo'
some OF the prevailing characteristics Of that
body. At TINT time he Was one ofth brm OF Lyon
d How, and subsequently associated himself with
LII. Shackford,-the 1r1u being 6hackford T. How.
short time ago, Ir: How withdrew from that
frn,, aud Is now conducting business on bis own
account From long acquaintance with the gen
tcman, both on the street and On Change, We have
NO hesitation In saying that all property consigned
10 him for sale, and all orders for purchaser will
receive his prompt and personal attention. His
straightforward manner Of doing bnsinoss, as
shown BY him on change where his talents arc best
known, entile him to the cordial aud liberal Sup
port Of those doing business with this city.
Illinois Street MIsslon.-The meetings at
the Illinois street Mission arc continued every
evening With much interest. Tonight Prof Fisk
Of the Theological Seminary, will be present to
to take part in the exercises.
Thirteenth TEard--There will be meet
Ing OF Republican Union men Of the 18th Ward
this evening at John Kcrber'e, on tho corner OF
Orchard aud Center streets. Union men attend.
a New Regiment.-McHenry Brooks, OF
Charleston, in this State, has Just received COM
mission from the Government to recruit new,
regiment Of infantry in Illinois. An Office will be
opened in Chicago to-day, at No. 17A Clark street,
by George A. Hartman, who will bs glad to receive
recruits for this the only new regiment which will
probably be authorized In Illinois, Fill in, boys.
Eleventh and Twelfth Wards, Attcn-
ton t-There will be meeting OF tho U. L. A.
for the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards at their hail
tonight. All members arc earnestly requested to
be present. -
VaEabondfsm.
HEesRs. EpIToRs:-A statement appeared In
your report Of police matters, week or two ago,
atIg1natidng the conduct OF thrEb boys who were
dned for alleged misconduct In the sum Of so and
eoets rs ragabondism. The fine in the case Of each
hns been Eemitted, and the parties who made the
, 1864-03-23

To these havc been paid by city aud county,
$81Ask9
, 1864-03-23
.jFpr 9Alf.

FOR SALE.-A family breaking 2
- mp housekeeping las, It Kankskeo. City. s1.75o
.ale yiz: a handsome 6ay pony Very superior light
% two hosse buggy. Wt!h top: nrtt clas Piano 1Sse-
centre and card tables superior stoEes sewing ma.
mus be sold before tile 1so next month for cash.
On time tRone or tvo purchasers with approved se-
Eufity. Apply to BROWNELL & CultKAN, Kan
mh19 b1514t
TOR SALE-Chicago Gas and
Il Coke Companys stock-hfiy shares for sale by
no esteel's building. South Water
, 1864-03-23
Rfal Estatk tar Sale.


I ReaI Fs3a11 a. E1ie
--o,z -c wv 0e~'
nse. II n.nspa .'r:et, mSta cn,s,so' G os s.s
efst r. nne ~ farms about tniles fIon Ws1kessn
sse 81 saoa ss
eFps o7 Tst ds9;.n The beaaes to pafcaa:e
efspsash Ne;la9s viii lie aase g. a. sar eoG,
f1s so' e'anes to 'as''' In good fa;m m;, 1e:
NOR SAFE c.. 1 ~: e:s1A
on lass .ho1e parsalae l5F ao3 o. o.
Rss Claim Itozasy1s % cslt an srest. Co.
TOR sALE.-T,ots o5 Pal -
Il =; ;s Ssss
~ -c1 e.TT 1--7-53 99;S9es..v =
Il containing 8 acres Of nne rolling land. II de
EaEs Eacslcn With q! The molera iEproyem.nts-
via
sf ssf isbes R1
ss dss!s151s 5 as!ss5assosa: %sR = r.
esn 6e Ed a. the ~ etise II Z ): ne aAI t.
te;ms. WV A'o faii faabissss RtiGs e.
49, oseens ~ e = ana sWo
no TnR s11p -, .zz- -9ese1i@s.
e 1854, and in Block = nutieF. Wr!sa. WEB Web
PH 6qN2 AGdlt2n sals q ss nR1y ApRy
WwmG@ .aa5ssl:g:: w. ~Olus-lz.l0-s (. :: no'selas'
FOR SALE House and lot. A
| = W.
, 1864-03-23

, LAKE. TUxxu. .-Tbc work on the shore
shaft Of the lake tunnel WIS suspended yes.elaa,
waIle the pumps were nxed. they having oecone
cloercd Win eand. The shat Is sunk sooat nlne
, 1864-03-23

TOR SA1E.-Grain House and
@ r e. House Been built but one year. Fixtures al
complete nd n good order; VII! bo sold cneap. as
INQUIRE nf WIN. LITTLh CO, No. 81 South Watel
, 1864-03-23

rvrnt4r'e Art GAILERT.-The beautiful
.rd amah1e cu4s d. Vzslts for 80 long timo
nTn5thed e4 tvs do!larz per dozen at this fayorte
n]sce of rcror No. 15 Lake street, lure still SUP
plfcd to oaea crowds at the aarne price, notwtth-
standing the advance In material no bette. pre-
continent Of ones self can be given to friend. By
the way, wc notice Everitts boudolr Ia now a
model Of luxuEione elegance, having been newly
Ntted up in the most recherche style.
, 1864-03-23

Holx TnURsDAT.-To-morzow Is Holy
Thursday. which as being the day preceding Good
Friday IL speedily observed BY the Catholic cchnrch.
The services Tomorrow in the churches OF this d.
ocese viii therefore be marked with peculiar 60
1cunlsy. The Bishop Of the diocese, Rt Rev.
James Dueesn. D. D., will ofaciate at the cathe-
draf of the Holy Name at morning service, which
viii commence at halEpast O'Clock he will be
HtHff.
, 1864-03-23

DOR sALE-Two desirable resi-
4 denees on Old street or Eighteenth street, be-
has thirteen room9. Lot s: feet 'front.' rood we'll gas
Estate ma nts 20 sAnE5 a e Hsal
mh20-s94IGt -
, 1864-03-23

Eleventh and Twelfth Wards, Attcn-
ton t-TheEe will be a meeting OF tho U. L. A.
for tho Eleventh and Twelfth Wards at their hail
be present.
, 1864-03-23

FOR SALE.-A valuable 1nsid e
business lot Acheap-a rare investment, 10000.
Also good two fory dwelling house, II rooms, lot
Also several yery desirable resiaence lots at Cottage
sn p1!e pa Tntsr G tnd near tne elsy
state @ q HaErtso1 Five acres On State
time Also go feet Madison and Lincoln sire ats
Apply to RuRNhAM d 1AKTtN, Is Randolph street.
, 1864-03-23

TOR SALE-Lots, Good Build
tha West Division, on Chicago sycnue, Indisos. Huh
bard ana Noble streets, It non ~ % Il %. on
B4Inham Martins otdeo. 4 Esa. Randolph strcct
, 1864-03-23

FlRE.-A fire broke out about II o'clock
yesterday forenoon In the two story frame resi-
dence oocupted by F. Bradley, on the cnrner Of
Ontario and Wo1cott streets. The fire originated
IN fue Immediately under the roof nearly de-
ktroying the latter. The damages to tho building
by ire and water are estimated at $780, covered BY
insurance. The fire IL believed to have originated
nrSidenfsIIF
, 1864-03-23

TOR SALE-Cheap. An open
hgEgy Il tIst rate order has been but 1i.tlo 1sed
1.-THE NOVELTY WORKS" Adams street.
, 1864-03-23

FOR SALE--A new, two-story
Frame H0uae, or Il rooms, finely finished
throughout, on Park nvcnuc, near Lincoln.
Two new Houses and Lots on Warren street. tcar
Lincoln. A"'
A Brick House snd Lot On Pe!fson street, North
Side. Also number OF Houses aud Lots UniIdings
Lots, Rtrer Lots, Farms and Illinois Lands,
SAMUEI. A. SARGENT
zeal EatAte Agent. No. {, metropolitan Block,
, 1864-03-23

HOR SALE-House and lot. A
- two story frame house, nearly new, lttecn min
9tes walk from the Court House In the North Division
House soni afns nine rooms and cellar basement Prics
aco bali cast, balance short time. Address /" F."
T. u. EQL 45G4, nht1hJtT,7t
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FOR sALE-At a bargain. Lots
u 1,2.S. 4, and In Block g. Butler, Wright Web
sts5s Addition y kr sale at half price: Apply to
faiL .ad AofSE q. Commissioner, 2. o. Building.
, 1864-03-23
B0arUt11g.

POARDING.-Board, with one CT
- two unfurnlshed rooms, wanted by q gentleman
In pleasantlocality with family having few o. no
other boardelB. Address B. care ?. o. Box 4l94.
, 1864-03-23

FOR SALE.-To Soap Makers.
l. For sale, Soap and Candle Factory In good
running order, Situated at LaCrossc, Wis Capa:1ty
OF Eohp Pm, nve thousand pounds. There fs i good
masfet, md PLENTY q stock to be Ind nt homo. 70
ont ef the business. Apply bY letter to JAMES
LAEGp0N. r. o. Boz 10. Lacrosse, Wis.
, 1864-03-23

Thirteenth Ward--There will be meet
Ing of Republican Union men Of the 18th Ward
this evening at John Kcrbes'e, on tho corner Of
Orchard aud Center streets. Union men attend.
, 1864-03-23

ITO RENT.-The basement and two
= upper loors, 2.xl4s feet, ut No. 60 South Water
1krtet. mh23hlI66k
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-20
AN EXERCISE OF TYRANNY.

We we're much surprised on reading an article
in this mornings Union originating from the
worknen in the Gould & Curry mine, stating that
Mr.. Charles Bonner (their Superintendent insist
ed upon dedueting a portion of their wages
monthly (say one dollar each) for the purpose Of
supporting already rich physician, and in case
of failure their part, to contribute to this I'M
lust subscription, threatened discharge awaits
them. We consider that the prerogative and du-
ties of Superintendent Of the miLe do not allow
him 10 intrude upon their private affairs in the
manner contemplated. We judge that if the
workmen faithfully perform their labors, that
their amenability to the company ceases, and the
withdrawal of u part OF their not more than re-
nuperative wages, and thereby not permitting
them to exercise their option in the choice
of their medical advisers and attendants
,hrusting the services Of n perhaps OBJ
noxious individual as their physician, is unwar-
ranted. uncalled for. and most decided reflection
on the workmen's Judgment as TO their capabiii-
ties in making the choice Of the physician they
may be pleased TO call TO alleviate the suferinss
Of themselves and families. We do not claim that
there is anything particularly unjust in the pro-
posed assessment upon the workmen, bat we hold
that the men should be allowed the privilege of
making choice Of their medical attendant; thar
the system alluded to, if carried into effect, is
most unjust one; that the retaining of any part
of workmens wages is unprecedented on the Pa
eiie coast, unless the men are permitted TO exer-
else their own voliton in the choice Of physician
and surgeon; and that the act of the Superintend-
ent is both unjust and unkind, and is even now
working de:riment to his popularity among the
men whose respect and esteem are worth far more
to him than his subscribing the interest Of any in
dividual
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-20
THE MAILS.

A crumbling newspaper article is not an alb
snrbinCly interesting piece of literature 10 the
reader. nor very delightful recreation for the
writer, except to a certain class who make that
styls their specially When. however, public
matter is the cause of daily annoyance and incon-
ypnience 10 newspaper publisher and to the
whole business community; and when complaints
are constantly being made to and in the hearing
oftAe editor, the press but does the duty incum'
bent upon it when il pats the public growl into
definite shape and form Last winter we COM
planned, in the name Of the people, OF the unjust
and inexeusa5Ie course pursued by those having
charge OF the mails between this place and
California in CARRYING the mail matter for this
place through to Virginia, only mile and 4 half
beyond and leaving it there TO be returned here on
the next or some future day. We mentioned the
matter but once; not fixing the blame directly
upon any individual custodian Of the neglected
mail. bu, simply declaring the existence OF an
abuse, and asking for remedy. There was a
turmoil at once, among Pos'mas'erS and nlai!'
carriers and the evil WAS renedied directly. ms
showed tina; the real delinquent was ascertained
without difficulty and the remedy an easy one
Things went along swimmiugly for 4 while, and
the mail was left at the Gold Hill office precisely
IS j, should be. instead of being carried through
here to Virginia precisely As it should not be. 1t
seems however. that constant squirting, lash
ing, aud kicking is necessary 20 keep certain per
sons within the traces and the track Of their
plainly prescribed duty. The loose. trouble
some. and inexcusa6le conduct Of the mail affairs
has again been fallen into and again we have
complained In q few words upon the subject,
the other day, we pointed rather directly at the
postmaster at Carson Is the party 10 blame IN
the premises. Investigations and inquiries seem
to indicate that post Office as the point where the
difficulty complained of occurs. We have no
object in scoidag about this matter, save 10 have
i; rectifsd and we certainly have no disposition
TO east censure where none is justly Tue. We
have learned that the Carson postmaster con-
siders himself unjust!y censured With the lights
before US it looks as though the blame was with
him. We should be glad to have him show us
tina, i, is not. We should be thus much nearer a
solution Of the difficulty. 1t has got to be
Strengthened out. If we have q row with every
postmaster between here and the Bay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-20

IMPORTANT TELEGRAPHIc ENTERPRISES
There may be some question about the building
of q new line of telegraph to California, but in
the main the following allusion TO an increase of
telegraphic facilities, from the New York Times,
Is correct 1.-THE United States Telegraph Com
pany have constructed, during the past year, al
most 1900 miles of telegraph, and during the
present season intend TO erect over 1000 miles
moro. Their lines are now in operation from this
city to Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago and
Milwaukee; and. by way Of Philadelphia, TO
Pittsburg and Cleveland. Within few weeks,
their lines will reach to Cincinnati, and during
the summer will be extended to Louisville and ST.
Louis. Preparations are now being made to con.
Lake City and San Francisco. A portion Of this
line will be completed during the summer. A new
company has been organized in Canada, called the
Provincial Telegraph Company, with which the
United States Company will connect at Suspen-
sion Bridge and at Montreal One of the most
Important features Of this enterprise is its prob
able connection with line TO Europe, to which
the attention of the public has not been called
This line il from the coast of Labrador via Green
land, Iceland, and the Farce Isles, TO the north
shore of scotland. The longest distance from
shore to shore is less than five hundred miles-a
less distance than cables are now successfully
working in the Mediterranean. Col 7. p. Shaft
ner explored the route in 1860 aud again, with
the aid of the British Government, in 1861, and
found no obstacles to prevent his success. He re-
ports that a large amount Of subscription has
been obtained in Europe. The United States
Telegraph Company has Informed Col. ShRtfner
that they will furnish him with the amount he re-
oulres to complete il. The United States line will
connect with Col Shaffners ocean line, either at
Quebec or the coast Of Labrador.