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Amneements.

DARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHs
- MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE COMBINATION.
containing over 200 900 curioai.e,.
AsNAGERIB
coup '~' fESTrRE VAN AMBURoH coLLycuoy
O''he most 'fndd n Rs7 M, q 2la's history Az.
unsurpassed in Drama spresee. &c.
=. GR R9s G6LLTcTI0N or LIVING WILD ANIMALS
ever exhibited CONSISTING OF DWARF ELEPHANT DouBLE-
VII rs GaMNtLAYG MoUSTAlS scar siLVEa.sTRiPE6
shdRFb hPT rkE s zE sBa BE
FORMING MULES 0sTmcH, DER DER tELIchNS MONKEYS.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
ND''Y GUsE Z 81 MES46ERIE AND LECTURE ROOM
S STPE6S yS xTs E EEA Il SF AZ
The pleasing popular and intsresps d te Of
GORDON CUMMING COLLECTION,
The greatest y,1s curiosity T sTr sIs'pF SsH FAR ROY
AGED sxf Hgas i a2GR TwEGHs FoySps
feet ehr, across ssOude and feet inches around the
waist ES S2ys man
FA IS T9E4Rk SHSS ~ a. Eas 6hEfs
CO.mOsma, Learned Seal Happy Family, Grand AquarA Wax
on SD AFFR Nq GSoM E Iva ao
oGLoCh Wrh9uT EXTRA GLANCE iI M GSs1 re Tn
ACTED MULES, tbs Lion KING, With his LIONS, TIGERS
LEOPARDs, &c. will spPess
NIBLos GARDEN.
Lessee and Manager NJ ~
rms SsTIsIr,nxEsr DORIS NOR ADVERTISE SswroRk
EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
THE BLACK CROOK
introducing Jarrett l. PaluIsrs
GREAT PATISlENNE BALLET TROUPE.
together with
SILVER CASCA DE. -...,...
AND THE GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE
Seat. can BE- secured Elk day. ia
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK,
on which occasion the pn' ON ~ DOLLAR
No rita cgr for reserved which be secured any day
during the
DISTORI-PIA ID TOLOMEI TONIGHT.
IL FRENCH THEATER Director, j. GRAU
Ristori ucketofice, No. 6J2 Broadway. chekerins
RlSTORl RIGHTS. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY.
AdmonOrehrsra Seas o. Dress Circle 81 Private Boxes
81 aud S5 General admission ~ Family Circle 70 cents
THIS tFRIDAYi EVENING Nov. l6-2ist subscription,
ADELAIDE RlsTORI,
for the first time In Msrepso's eebrs.ed tragedy,
PA De TOLOMEL -,
TOMORROW Sstuday Afternoon at o'clock DOOR open a. Ut
LAST RiSrOkl MARNEE-ELlLAbETh.
MONDAY, ELIZABETH. QUEEN OF ENGLAND
IN BROOKLYN, MMF. RlST0Rls BENEFlr MKT THURS
DAY. Nov. p. ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
DISTORPS MISUNDERSTANDING ELIZABETH.
IL SATURDAY AFTERNOON NOV. IL At Doors open III.
LAST RfSTORI MATINEE IN NETWORK.
ADELAIDE RISTORI IN her famous role Of - ...
ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND
Admission parts Of the g. with the exeeQon OF pm
be secured at their uua prices 10 Voo
rusb. pisl.- srcure your seat. in sdysaee
-
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Sales bn 0uciion.

HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.-LEEDS Art
Galleries. choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS: the works
o. G T. Reau liz ny a. LEEDS WINFR vii sell by auction
SATURDAY EVENING Nov. 7 1865 at n O'Clock le ley
Iced At Galleries Nos. G1 and 89 Broadway corner Of we
49, On eerau collection Of Oh siua me latest works Of fa
~od american artist G. E EAM romPrus h' hne.t sud go.l
desbe late COMPOST 10 fo Hos hsnFe pieces Ihey
Sil b. op exhibition re Innr.dsy. stb sf un te sae
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Amnsemeuts.


WABLACKS.
w Proprietor End Manage LESTER NALiaACh
ALTERNATE REPRESENTATIONS
q The modern and
.. OLD STANDARD COMEDIES
with ertire Completeness 4 scrur elegance 81 appointment cor
thus pteeh.ns
the visitors o this hes with
. CONSTANT NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
THIS URlDANb EYENIAG. nov T.,
VIII be presented Colby Chhsrs brilliant Comedy, entitled
THE DOUBLE GALLANT.
concluding with
MlNUET AND COUNTRY DANCE
SATURDAY. NO-. l7-E1 10000
The third Of the seros n Old Comedies. entitled the
POOR GENTLEMAN,
Is IN Rehearsa. ard viii b. produc-d on
MONDAY ENENING. New. ~
TUESDAY, Nov 2O-rHE rAvoRIrE or FORTUNE.
Ia eciye preparation sn rntife'y
NEW AND ORlOiNAL COMEDY. -
kOTE-Eotce will BE- Fyen Of the fret Of Mt j. w
WALLA aud other the Company included IN TIE
present performances
The Boz Office daily. from 8 g m. 10
Doors II I'm Performance at O'clock
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pfoppsGls.
CraErszs~AsrzR GESERAL's OYTIcE 4
Na-f.-fu. D. C.. Oc- 81. 1874
-DROPOSALS TOE IEON MEAD BLOCKs.-1

s-sd Prop0s1 " D. Ie-IT0l 0e Uflee O ht QaaTeT'
u D. c. rl " Nov ~ 1876 Tor Furnishing
Head Block 70, .J ts-eeries delve1ed!H qanrr
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Amnsemruts.

WINTER GARDEN q TONIGHT. ate.
w LAST WEEK BUT ONE. lss.
BRILLIANT ASS 81 s Tai ARTIST
ARs. d r BOWERS
Who Will 'UF fSls s. rRIp4r, EVENING. Nov H.
inc s Ty ESSsf original DECENTRALIZATION East rYvsr
C.O.eis Md sd, Ss FOR Mr.. Bo~-r,l
LtDI sAsEL' mrs D p BOWERS
A rERsovRiioS Of THRILLING TENDERNESS AMI
--f BEAUTY . r .
''P''''' /" MR. C. MocoLLoM
FRi6RY ss SATURDAY SIoHrs oFEASr LYNNE
CARD. WINTER GARDEN,
A -'-D' Nc s.u4r. sss. to .eaes.ss Tbs,
WIZ ~" ~ SERIES OF PERFORMANCES
TUESDAY. Nov.n
" 'D' '"'''''e'' HAMLET sl.r
alternating with Ma, M.reisst:
AND T GR4Sb a4TEa 81
sesl. may b secured Nov 10 Ia ~ d
MAX MARETZEKS
vi o "a %,E ET4Is1 SsS SPERA
Mr. that he has made arrange
"''' WIN sifTEE i'i EVEsisG PEEToEaANcEs
ITALIAN OPERA.
alternating with the Ve.9rmsncs :,s q .oory
" " s''H - ~ MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY .ft
q EACH WEI e tlyE WEISS S ONLY
The Repertoire oTHz FIRST WEEK vii consist Of tn. foA0~
MONDAY NOV. 20 cRisrfNo La eoMsRE
FRIDAY, noe ySHsrAR oF TtiE' soRTA;.
On SATURDAY S SIs tSsi ! SSAND MATINEE
Psrsou Subscribing for the sue Npecs
@ that box sp" or; asissr s .: s's
s e: %a. &S"r s ss A' '''' ticket '''
OLYMPIC THEATER. ..-.....-....,.., so,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
BoUcIcAULrs ENTIRELY NEW DRAMA.
which achieved almost without equal at the Oyph
TheGer Broadway ssd Lyceum Th.ster LOpScSna .rpup
k k9sS s sEs!kE Fak ESsS q sT$kE 400,
'hI DE IN THE CITY oF MANCHESTER
NEW COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS prepared LYMAN
CHESTER woRKMEE, engaged BY the Director 90 s 70 ess
THE PLAY PRODUCED WITH A GREAT CAST.
" THE HIGHLY INTERESTING rELE1KAFh $500 ~
SATURDAY AFTERNOON fiE POPLAR FAMILY MATINEE
TO MATINEE & Is TO ALL PARTS or THE THEArGk
I Asst GRAND CONCERTS
BATEaXN TROUPE.
prior departure Ter the principal Eastern and Wsstet
On MONDAY EVENING Nov 10 at the Brooklyn As'd'"y Of
S'0"'' VIII De sl oSL 'Se CONCERT RUS SEASON
inst '' LAST TT GRAND coSoERT AT sTEiNWAY HALL
'"' INV MADAME P1REPA.
sIGNoR BRIGNoLI.
al great artists viii appear Tor the last time during the ps'sn
On the td inst, the entire sOpjusstIoS with The
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY,
win give ROssiufs ta.-
Philadelphia Academy Of Music sOd also IN the same city
GRIND Matinee on Saturday ss.h inst a. ,ss a o bf Tor,
hapgh States proceed West fahh e-sAssmen
e may s. secured Brooklyn Academy snd os ia sot
| ia BEosdv sy feF either Concert.
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stnhontrn anA Tansn @OOus.

CCHoOL-REWAEDS TESTIMONIALS-A very
IL o..r.be article fo dbufion OF schools Sunday
s-aos and tedes Msrrs. eriihcaes sens,. Lsee
&c above being prblAnrd by
BERLS JOEEs Nes. ~ and l5 Millan-s
ENVELOPES OF cvcrv Yere,y of Color and Quality,
II manufactured lHsn Cu7rg enc Folding Machines
well u glssi oEen knd Enyfoprs 30
i.I-- rif cf lfT1I.H and NttrEPAPEks.
bERLIN IOEES. hslu.s0tufsrs hos ia sud 10 WNians
.SNTEDDING- ENNELOpE CARDS, &c.--Just
~ Uut-rhe slaarU sp the most desirable syl''
Hdiac Envelope iod q touniug Euy~.op-s Papers
d. aad Neno.r-C srs sll styles of border
srtur-d by BERLIA JOSIE Nos l3g and 10 " ianist
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Winter arrange,
maa.a koyrmb~t -ssyrs james clip Me- YORK a. g
NJ mail and sstonS n ior syo'
way stations. Bverhsad rIpfrss ruui for
Syoss-t AID stations, fMminEdse stations
ana saturday piThis for Norh siD
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foot Of BsrclsyOn and tne July H. Morning uai usin'
intermediate stations vii leave $50
Man EIprs Of Mbun 80 ?. m Dover
S. sCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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professional Motifs

Professional Motifs
nR. KING, No I96 Ninth.st., near Broadway, cures
~ ell Female D.esss Consumption and Rhshmatsm when al
others fail Conslsion free. Oncs opened non m.
Cure guaranteed.
HYGEIO.THERAPY.-R T. TRAIL, M. d. may
be consulted College Rooms No. 81 sIihave from i,
10 and Medical Students requested 10 call
for thor tickets during Once hours.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special D.
~ Male and fsnsls Tsuih ENLARGED Edition JUST
Peei. A9s,eTy .ad Surgery 'bs Syracuse sdigs cslsS,
Broadway MACFARLAND, Twsptythrds and Broadwsyj
the Author No FIyhFst, between Second and Third
N 70 o'clock, and 70 O'Clock evenings
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Goal. 6;

Goal. &r.
DEST English House Camel and Liverpool 0rrell
DCoAL NseYort and Brooklyn Quantities suit
II. L. PAhMELE BROTHER. No. 70 Pius-st
COAI. 81; FLOUR, Sl2.-PEOPLE1 COAL AND
~ FLOUR MUTUAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Nc. 2os
Broadway Coal d Flour sold wholesale prices Buy Coal aud
FIouT of IL. Association, bresk down monopoly prices
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Cost nno fonno

I OST OR STOLEN-Three First Mortgage Bonds
II To sdo Loyanspor and Burlington Railway Co.. Tor roU
$50 6( A parties hereby cautioned against
purchasing negans the and person giving such ~
oruaon the undermined viii led 10 their vii be
suitably svsded HENRY ~ BEACH, Att0rnsS he. Hhipgh
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Ccniisirn,

0STE0PLASTIC or ARTIFICIAL BONE for
" restoring teeth in every decay original shape
and usefulness pal Popfetas No - EIsI Four
tesnths. Ia 900 gsiiinen.si.
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Railways in India.

The s'up"ndons works Oi internal i'm
pr"vrm"nt winch have been pushed for
warI INTO remote parts Of the great
Indian Empire, speak rl"quenlly oflhose
qunlIIl=s winch everywhere distinguish
the Anglo Saxon race. The total
am nnI To bo expended IN the current
year IN The public works OF India, in ac-
cordaace with the policy long since
aloped for developing The resources e.!
this vast domain, is estimated al sf6 394..
73O. During The year rsL expired, the
length at railway lines was extended
from 2945 to 1892 miles. Tie pro-
gress making is well Indicated by Il si,.
gle paragraph, from the Slalenrnt of ,he
East India reveuur accounts rs follows:
There Is bright side to The account
whie,I, even il the state of Indian fnap.
ces was more serious than it, really il,
would b" Il source of Salisiactlon-I
mean the enormous success OF Indian
railways. Last year we had to spend
as the guaranteed interest on railway
capita, over million Of money. This
year "" have only spent in This way
G533,33O A very large portion Of
onr "nl"yis now repaid to us from the
earnings of,he railways; and there are
few things more gratifying than The ex.
trrme rapidify with which they are re.
paving this outlay. Take The Great
Indian Peninsula Railway; although a
large portion oflhe capital "fths comra
ny Is expended upon line winch is no,
yet open, and is stherclorr nnpr~iucliv~,
il pays per cent. after setting ASIDE 50
per cent. Tor working expenses. The
Grra, Indian Railway unfortunately cost
much more PEI mile than the Great
INDIAN Peninsula. II cost 922. 900 a
m'l, hut nevertheless pays nearly 5
per cent. although it is not open through
It's whole extent, and therefore has nor
the full advantages which il would
otherwise enjry. OF course, railway
which IL moi open throughout may have
a lars" amount of goods traffic from the
agr' .'nral produce Of the district
through which it passes, aud that IL The
case with the Great Indian Peninsula
Enr But until the grrnt t.unk line IL
romplclea you can never expect large
aevenue from passengers. We have
therefore to hope not only for the per.
crntnge which The existing lines alrendy
realize, mainly from goods traffic, but
We may look Tor large Increase to the
passenger as well as tie goods ,eafic
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ADVERTISING RATES. y

O'G"wy advertisements occDpying not
more than 'ci. lines. Zone sqnnre.J will be
inserted in LIE NEWS. MT $I0o for tlie
hrFt Insertion aud - cents for each sub
seru0n' Insertion.
Larger advertisements. when no contract
- made, will be charged in exact propor-
ton.
Fer announcing candidate to any oiIico
# profit. honor or truSt, $1,000. .t
Marriage. Obituary Notices, &C.. will be
hnrgcI the same as advertisements, when
'vrr ten lines. aud must I've rnid for when
hndcd III. or they will not appear.
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1906.

thought you dead: It WAS n dream!
Fate haJ II U.Icrcr lot IN store
lou 20 i've on. esraIs II anI cold,
Ito exist y.t iire ho more.
Another natal morn has dawned;
w'tchei the STATS nt break of day,
as 'ar he''inl the western sleeps
They tadci into misty grey,
And spoke not Only in my heart
There rose family murrnured PRAYER:
''G"d bless my friend InD' iriend no more >
Aud silent passed INTO a tear.
WinnsJoro, i. Z July 2Uth.
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Telegraphie Cables.

Thr i'm .ynrrIrl surrpss whirh hos
at,,nd.d ,hn l,.t .v,.,l;,;,, ,C III.
Argl,. A m.r;,,n T,l,.nr.,h co,nr,nv
invests The wbo'a suh;',, viii ;n.rs.:
w.. tL.r.r ,r,. ,rnj;.I, ,h,. L,l,,,w;,u ,,,,..
for general information.
In r.nlv +, ,b, ,b;.c,;ons nry.d ,l,a,
tn. q b. VIII NOT nrov. durable il is
s,a ed b. Mr.. G.. f. Valley, an eminent
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From The Field and Freside. !
THEN AND NOW.
by CLARA v. DARGAN.
1861.

l woke within the darkcncd d,wn-
woke, aud s.w the muurniui stars
~ slowly 'ronping DER the plain,
De"ring the grand old warrior Mars
Upon l,is crimson shield.
Ana SAID: al is n sigu to me
ihi' he is dend-his soul is free;
AS "lne 'hose stars within the west,
90 lie has to&nd ~ dreamlc.s rest
Upon the battle ii Id"
"God pity me! lie was my friend.
Anu this his welcome natal morn:
Yet there hc lies so cold and sIiil,
And lie here lone, f"rlorn
ami watch the day grow red
The drcary day! Oh, pueons sIars,
Deir I" hiS rest your nero Mars,
G"' look across tue azure plain,
LOOK back ami tell me once again
Is my brave hero dcnd?
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A PERPLEXED BRIDEGROOM.

'"" ' WITH '''!S ioe", came TO W cstern
A,hepS' GSSif"uS OF Sacrliicing them
serves 10 iiymen ut the earliest oppor-
'u4i'}'
1" cue 'ifhe 'ncy arrived in this
Gi'y "hu repairing to the Spenscr
,io''SG' ~ informed clerk Andrew Blum
Una. 'hSy were extremely intent on
Pcfpetratlhg m&trlm0ny, and that
HG'"11S cou'o thT%lt thcir purpose.
Mr. h'Nn' 80 iII IRON wishing to pre-
vH"' '"eir nMlahle mmoialon, made
oC'S e"or, 20 l"'iIlIatc thc1r design,
,'"" ~ "e'l G'o he succeed that III
,'ia ,,;,, 'i,;'n =; an Al nonr "J""'o$. and ''Je-
.''''" were "ooocd Us firmly as lay
- - W 'no ''l"ei'y o' i Clergyman to bind
"cM' Zen -
, nc cIerK' "i'er me ceremony had
oor" Her,o'no"' believing that all
n.oT moT ,l',',', nn',''co ro"P'e ought to DC rs
wcii accommodated Us possible, gave
,,fn3 ,hGm a a, p%r'or an? bed room on the
;",, ",,, ,,H' r"'L' ~ az" nin 'hem "&Ho1 cvon-
my n"""C Ten O'Clock, not neglcctnS
70 W. w'S'' mem every possible hiIS@.
-, ,"c 'M"in ', '''"eN'y ,o''"weI the ser
'"n' - 'nG 'ooo'S' ah" were lett aiouc
;no'v ;,, ''' ,, vac n'2h' II M 'Ne cieIN tEink-
LYNN? 'i,a nG ,mG'r ',G o. ':Hn n",ii about two
" ,; y'"'I " T.G;'' ..(., E''.'h@ "oSl..G n easy
!, n'."'i no"'"o ','' counter IN th" oihcc,
~ 1,I T"S i' "'""Sco ES ry voice saying:
~ i,J'i IN. "o,e' =, " .n'' N.o'N' oi, ir. CIerE,
INC ~ speak 70 you just mint,
any ~" ""T T,,,, ,.,
,.;5; n'; n'o'" "Pchc4 ms eyes, and be-
aao'. n'' "n'" '',''r' n"''"SS ana
to"''U<S' In''.H M';n VIZ: n'"''Go race ana oiS-
ioyci1eo '.1l, h"lt : and SNci' geper"i!y dis
IT"I&"o AZURE Us lAd'c"ted That he
i""t i,"u we" ovo',;o G.,oo'S''"5 some very Nlo-
49, ~ U>T'' =, '':''
70 ,n,, '',, ~, "''' '' ""'' O'"c"t ca1 l DC
" .:Wh. UI ,.,,,. 1,:,,, -,
n,r AZ - - l,,. ,'"' :" I'GT"'c
.aS,"; "h" ',,:, w '.no" o" 20" loHo"S
I"t I"t - ), "s" III ems ''s Town ; put'
,r.,
t;onnI I, ,h, "''", NY 5oo' lr'eho, focs-
nnm.1;,. ~ ''ru r .,"ii:' '''>''"' 10 'rSc ''e
mnnt nn ,hn ," ;mn,oaon 'a n"l,' "Si'"' e'en mo-
'''p',' ", on 'no increase.
! rinI jn,;r ,l D
"Oh v"s vi.G , ,,,v, ~o,, -, ,,,.,,,,, >
rood rny,n,'o nv, 9" r',Ta, ~, ',,''''''' u
"Waj ,sn"@so @ ,'n', ,','r - ,T''Tmt p,,t
ifIc,m ,et ttn h.S,. ~" ~ r"I j; f"a 'G''''u"o m
J,r,nJ Si,on 'IT. Ms. :. Va 'n','S' T' III 'i'iS
gTc". : r., sort ., -" ,h,t ~ ,, H. b'IoN
Sno, r,n ~ Tnnn. I"''' Ln,. NY " Ji"-
jo ,t,,yUI,;n T." :" """, ",n,, MY ~
What Gn w rmr = ,.;.1 iJ" l'o'%,, ~; N'y man.
"Vvn ~ G3n,t SGt "lnn "'", 'p@"S ,S; =
ror .. INK L,t I,s' ,.'I' J''"i"'" "a r anu NE,
nirIt W. i,,s }"ri,;h @ ~ '",, ha =" INC moor a., a.,
swoa, ] ! is - ''''" ''"'" S''"''aor' III
..H,Ll rnurl or tho no,n ,.
Won ,,r,n 90 va ''' ''oo'' "n"' 40
..W,iI ! ,.,no.o = 4;,,,, , ;,
Sosb;oUa' 10 ii "'I - w., ''', Mn", i"t Gu
gun,Io Where We rnnc H >fmm from % ~"' py
nnonlc n,lcrs gon, - ia ' - ''''il le'
g i,ro,,t v2,, hao,, ~ /, -,
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are all brought into communication.
In the last year u complete railway
connection has been established hplwprn
Calcutta and Delhi, by opening splrn
did iron brihg" which spans tie Jumma
at Allahahnd, reducing Journey of 020
hours. TIL" G ';lavery navigation is pro-
crossing with speed New works are
about /" he commenced, for increasing
th" efficiency uf III" Gangrs canal. rrr.
d"ring IT, more capable of performing its
office ~ 'rilizing the land and f,rlltal.
ing communication through tn" whnl. of
Northern India The Dnnh Canal has
also been improved In the year 1867
the Juhhrlp"rr branch of ia" Fast India
line will lr.rradv ini traffic ana com
m,,nicaii"n between Calcutta and B IN
hay, and from, thence y" Mo)ras IN The
l"l,wing year. The demand upon Eu.
gl>h marhiniSrs l"r locomotives Ia sup
ply tie growing wants # the EuSr Inla
p'ssrsSi"rS is q hitr Formidable, ~ less
than 43 LOGON 'tivrs having been al.
ready ordered To he sent ,nlt within ih.
next four years. Tn" great drawback.
however. is the want "fconl. which now
must h" transported from England ut
great exprns", III. freight al NE nmnlnl
ing 10 Emr times the vain" of til" coal.
when mined mr dlivrry Relief is
anticipated from II railway crr"r,ri,m
500 In h" made with the coaliellS :f
C'mral Indla. The total expenditure
ni capital on tn. lines which are opened
and ~ course nf Construct ~ amounts
;@ $50. 645, 600. "f which something
more than "n"-,l,irl WAS incnrrrl III
England Tue policy Of the Ind an
Governments. Judging from present indi
cations, Is rmin'nrlr II peaceful on
Lord Cranhnrne says:
Ii India can increase the enormous
means ol rroiuciinn at Eer command {:
i si,.. can 'lrtw c,rih ,h.. iurx',n.i,ub,r
clements Of wealth which lie III the rich
ness OF her soil and in he rr"n,ing NIL
lions of her populations; it she can I'M
press upon n"i ghh"rmg powr"$, whether
outside her boundary. or included within
her own domniun>. that her rulers have
abandoned forever hat policy oI annrxa
ton and of ,rrr:rnrial aggraaiz-mrn'
which formerly sprrai diSlruSl aud cau<-
ed disturbances arpunG her; If she can
d'ffils. among all the popnnunns under
her charge The blessings of English
civilization and government. and can
imnart to thrma culture which will
enable them To appreciate those bless
ings and to render them perpetual if
all these things can t." done. hen this
prrioi of peace and ul armren. slngrn.
ton will he turned to the best possible
use il can be pm, to
II these are really the OH cts that
animate the Gbvernm .nL ufIudia, then
her rulers have nn hand II work worthy
0t their most earnest cudravors.
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thu one line from being ovsrrun with
business. that which Is alr"Ahv offered
being NOR" than sufficient to keep nppr-
nlors at work Ii ght aud 'hv., The rsi.
mated earning If lhr cable Tor the pre-.
srnt year is Sl.500.O0
InrrntnrS are ut work uTpn codes of
signals Whereby to increase rapidly nf
lransmis$i"n.
There are fifty four submarine trlc-
graph cables now III successful working
order. the insulated wires f"r which were
manufactured ~ the Gn,ra Pyrcln Com
panv Of IIrndon
The tirsr rnhl. laid was the line from
DIVER /" Calais, ~ statue mils in
length. with } Mills "f ms srlrr"d wirn.
winch worked successfully Tor the last
Iilirrn Years
The lo"g"s' is ,hr cahl, from Mnl,a
to Alexandria. L. was lhid in 1861.
AS have already n"t,d. il i laid IN
rhr"" SECTORS It. is l53i males long.
anil lies IN 80 Iasilnns of water. Ii. has
sU,lv one inSulnrrl wire. 1t has worked
well iT Iitr years.
The line across ,lc Persian Gnlr *
145 nles in l,ngih. 1t was laid in
1864.
Tine lin" from England 10 Denmark
Is 3bS nl-s in lrrgih II has lO4
miles oI i;!<u a'"l wlrr. 1t has been in
operation seven wears.
T', lin" from Englond to Hanover il
2So mills in length, with two insulated
wires
Tn" shortest line is The cable from the
Strait "i CauS" tn Cape Bgnrru. Nova
Sc 'i', whi' II is oulv | ] nils IN length.
Tn" 1t la"p's' laid cable extends from
/ nl"n Ia t"rSic,. II is l95 nil .s long.
and lies in 1850 frhnn,s Of water
h" t'tnl lngrh of these various lines
(5N - Gsl miles, with N.osn4 niles
Of :nSulrri NitrS. -
Oor has w"rk"l - years; 5 have
wn kHl l3 years; Shave worked ~
y"rr> - have wo kid IL years | has
worked 10 years; 3 haze workrl 8
wears; 6 have worked wears: s have
Worked wears; 8 lIav" worked 6 wears :;
5 have worked ) wears / have worked
1 years: Inv" worked for 6 months to
n Gear an'l half \ note 20 this list
adds hat II great many cables Of short
lengths. not included in this catalogue,
ar" now at work in various parts If the
world and "rI"r callrs. til" wires in
sularrd hv tn" Gnt.a rrrcha Con panv,
hnv" been laid NV McS>rs. Frl,on g.
Guillrnumr Of Cologne, during rhr last
8 years, amounting 10 over 200 miles,
which are now in working order
~'--.~
THE SIGNrFIcANcE OF JEErERsoH
DAVIS TmAI..- The n,prnachln. trial
"I Mr. J' il'r$"n Davis VII 'rSr the va
lIil;v OF safes ri gl;'s iha m"nn"r wor.
rrlncipe. n great "i"ndamt and Il
great cause will compr great vrr-
diet The Snuihcrn ih,orv and ;,u.nl
J., he th. N,r,I,.,r,, ,L.rv nr,I H., IT,,
r.,., ,,o,,,,, L,',., ''
"n" ''"'''' ',''''" '''' ''n''h n
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The latest accounts from the scene
OF the disaster of the steamer Lytle
reports fifteen killed and seventy
wounded. Most of the killed wore
hands. Ten Of the wounded died at
Madison, Indiana, to.day. ~,
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Ths Lebanon. enn. Herald. OF Saturday
has the following During recent yisiI 10
the lower enl OF Ie county. we made par.
ticnlar inquiry aao The state Of the growing
crop. and found 70 b" The universal opin
ion hat corn, conn and fruit promised n
better yield tl,arIwe have had tor MANY
years We have heard it estimated Tint
the cotton tfthi county will be worth from
n quarter to hf million dollars. and some
few place as lkh rs one million. Our
sruers are all high spirits. r.~