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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

STATE OF NEW YORK BANK DEPARTnksr,}
ALBANY. April 20 1860.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to chapter go.
~ Law. OF 1889 1865 that the circulating notes
isued % the Directors and Company Or the Phenx Bank
lately an incorporated bank located In the City Of New fork WIN De
redeemed b. supeTntenten Of the bsnAms sp
e on The NswYok State National BANK IN the
CIV of Albany Tor x wear so hereof and not thereafter
Tho outstanding circulating notes Of the said bank must De pre-
from the date hereo and AZ
notes hitch shall for redemption and payment WI
in specified will TO be charge upon tue luna
~ O.. ". SCHUYLER, Superintendent,
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STATS OF Hsw YoRK. CoNPrRoLLKns Owes,
Aprli II. Iso

tTAIk
ALBASr Apri II. lyo. !
CIRCULAR.-Thc following regulations are hereby
adopted the issue Of the indebtedness. Of this state snthor
ed by chapter s Law, 1905 chapter 200 Laws Of 1876 and
Published for public informaton
be the form Of registered soeh and
bonds with coupons attached payable in twelve from the
April 1865 with interest the rate OF cent
payable annually the day. Of January and July In each
and the Compos Revenue Bonds ned under chapter So
Laws Of 1895 either form Of indebtedness
may be desired
Sni Holders OF Borls maturing the hst day or
July 1906 required before the h day Of jane nett 70
the Of the State the Bank
tho Manhattan Company in the CITY Of New iort who viii issue
thereforl the time sgn the form OF indebted
mes. Registered Coupon they
change Tho will close the day Of june
afford time Of the which will be
Bank the Manhattan Company the fret
Of July following thereafter az practicable.
Thd Revnns Bonds tho first Of January 1861 will
be convertible time they be converted the option Of
July conformity the
resu atoms THOs. HlLLHOtSE. Comptroller.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tr
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1868
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, 1863.

Passenger Station I'm New YorE Twenty eveoht an1
fourthavs Entrance lweuv seysntRsL
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d .lNN REWARD.-LOsT, on THURSDAY. May 3,

30 FsJ 1866, Poug ard Fihk Landing o
Newburgh 9i train from PouetS,epie ina..n et
Ralroad aPOCKETBOOK-a common fold BOOK without siIt
containing $50 Bii Note fog SgW-1so w 'sj
maker order Of and iudorsed by Elisha IS Val any
Geo K. Gaylorddne May 1857 one ier ~EoLe'isr "s.nl
50nsde BY Julia Rockfelow clso other Noi
and % of v9e only 10 the The above reward vii of
paid for the return The PocsetBook and contents 70 e
National Bank Newburgh the subscriber ROSWELL btNb;
DICI Montgomery Orange Co.. ~ T. All persons are Aei'Oy 0a
negotiating any Of The shove notes.
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5apinss BauSs
Dlui1cn0 Notices.

The CES1nAr NATIONAL BANK OF rHg NEw YoRK,
NEw-YoRx, April 10. 1866. )
nIVIDEND.--A DIVIDEND of SIX 90 PER
CENT been th. DAY u the tho last
monih. Pay able ooyennt on tho ist day Of
May
The Transfer will BE- eo.ei om the 18th inst, to Nay
inclusive HENRY A. sMYrHE, President
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Cost dno 5onuo.

I OST. at or near Pavonia Ferry foot Of Chambers.
IL St. WALLET. containing With other lqe' -, 3D. g9.ts
green backs will deliver 20 NASH CAM EGuca-
fona Agents. No. Beekman Room No. second hoof over
ark shall be amply ewrdet with part OF al Of the money az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

These figures show that the Department, Is not ready to
pay its temporary debt without putting nTo circulation
an amount of currency which would demo-alizc trade
afeh and renew the speculative times Of the hft issue
of paper money. The public debt bearing interest III cur
rcney other than the temporary loan is rs follows exclnd-
a.. ,,o pnniGo Railrnah hnn1s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

FOR Rye, Port Chester and n Greepwien Conn.,
Slip Pier No. 49, daily al 5;so "a RECURRING .aV
aireenvch Al 4 NJ arriving at9:JJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

LOR NORWALK. connecting with the DANBL hf
Il RAILROAD-Tbe swift new stesuef NEyERSISK. Leaves
Pier No 81 foot OF Maketsi, EVERY AtILhNoON 81 JocoA
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DOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD ami SPRING.
FIELD-seaers Peckslp Tor New Haven at S9 aud
AFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
and s'anch steamers OF the Norwich ne,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-fORN
cave New daily fsundays excepets at O'Clock ~ fos
Pier No. 80 North RIVER foot Of NestTyss,
FOR SEW-LCsDOS,
with the Steamboat Express Train ION n. ahcv
and Worcester Boston and worcester. NoIceS
Ter and Nashua and New London and Northern Rairosd
Ereight a.eo Al tns ows rates Information inquire %
NJ ina iar
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A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGHl

~ FIsHKILI-On and after WEDNESDAY May 10 tha
steamboa, MAGENTA will cave NewYork EVERY AFIEhhoOf
sdeys oted Barclay, AZ o'clock M md
inc al asy Point Cozzenss Dock md Cornwall EeHrns WIN
cave Fhkl 6:3J aud NewbuTgh at6fo d. H' Aens
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6teamboals ano Railroads.

New.Jersey Steamboat Company
Albany BOATS-PEOPLE's LlNE.-Ihe Boata
n Of this line ALBANY from foot Of osna daiy >ga
60 es,ent.n Al O'clock o. M TIE ST. JOHN hONDAfS
WEDNESDAYS aud ERlDAfSi and the d., ~ RlChhoHD %
TI-FsDAYs. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
For freight passage, &C. apply At the Office On the what
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.-The Steamboat,
IL ARMENIA will, and after Monly Apr! y lesye rom
De.brsss at and 3hs. Pier at 1:43 on Mondays
Wednesdays Fridays landing ionker Cozzrns et root
Newburq Pouabke sie Rhuebecs. Brol Ctsk and uds D.
c,UNDAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY dr
- recThe New YORK ard Troy Steamboat Compsnys sens
RIP VAN WINKLE viii leave PieE No. ~ Norm hlyer SIM
bay at Tickets sold and baggage checked to Ell poba
hnnHNA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

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I slpp,lerptis 1ts,, tynpahetis r. 0re.ase iDb
Sase6sfshe Nsq4. u pSsapsaAsioo, p6eeeio eftSs
Valves, peoluei6es 9saenk Z 70 AltnRetuoA, 0pob
sysftke Hbass Oaosy go ~ H. 1h~ttisuoott14l
i1pertoes Vtgesv slpsesa4e js1esei1g .frsa ~
: :s:ss Pr i.l, = Z; s. F cs:.sl: &. g. h a;sss, ssa !
Drsksn MA AHlatarsiaitstte9
80 s::iR s5SssssSsf asfSs11lsr SJoIs.. a (.
suire the I'D eftAs Ceasutatiea Life Syrup.
..&.- : ~s. sssug1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

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g aeeles . rs.sdy - sv.r pFsvel a sSsall
6 ,Is.s 80 :. 49, 60. =, : - 80: 80
ss&sss s5CscssS:ass Ia s5r.P IN sssss}
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18
y ] EconomyA DrllliaAccy
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KEROSENE LIGHTS !
ooxa 4b0A0 .0URERa4DEDI .4a
Pttfele1st RSr1las'txste
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~ 1870 80 sss.:.s - = 1900
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

nPEH DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Osnd hoaihays excepted, J rom , 4 . =. =.
|p.FA4 - SATURDAY EVENINGS ~
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s51S1sy = ~ = gsodanpesvsa - Dststi.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

CONSTITUTION IxFE SYRUP psssss ~
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AAA Ill Other. &ifRssltifs n thia kiaA, Which q
mpoh dia6esfe Tho outward 9pRcaEapce - bop
males aa1 iem6es. often fnaklhk thtni tdf1Gn4'
jsg oejset - The mselvcs and thsr frlendss
WIS 3 sttf "a t4f1pf rlff1 rt8lGt1
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

A': 81 a. q: ;' : :: e. : e; .!ss ;ss ',
eoc3s 4 eash rates
ICbsA R6dA 1sr Sheepo fHptss
by dbsyerd, Dr. Assbapgs fef Ma, - -
sea9eeaosa eeemA .N444- -f,QhEt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
Crime tu Utah.
Crime In Utah.
A "erSriLr' asssssrNArrp IN SALT LAKE

A GENTLY AsssssrNArFp N SALT LAKE CRY.
From the Salt Lake vidette, April al
From time % time during the past nineteen years the
people have been almost pasicd with the announcement
OF dark and fearful crimes committed within the limits
Of this Territory Crimes Of the greatest magnitude
OF the blacke character have been pcrpetrated
no known instance have tho guilty parties been
brought " the tribunal Of justice The Mountain
Meadow massacre, the Parish, Potter and Forbes
murders the assassination OF Sergeant Pike on
the main street OF Salt Lake City In broad daylight were
oil committed with IN IMMUNITY and immunity from
punishment having no parallel elsewhere In the country
Last Monday evening the community astoundsd
by the intelligence Of another foul assassination COM
street Tue man who sssassnstcd was known
throughout Nevada and particularly al Austin and
Reese River ~ one OF the best and most reliable citizens
of that State
few days ago he was lawfully joined in marriage Nv
Judge Mccurty, ~ The Associate Judges Of the
Onitcd States Courts 10 and for this Territory 10 lady
o this city, who claimed by the Mormon leaders az
ths wife In polygamy OF Mormon absent on
Foreign mission. THIS lady BY the sanction of law and
by the authority OF Of the highest legal officers
OF tho Territory, abandoned the fsse position In
which she had been placed, and legally joined
herself In marriage with Squire Brsssneld. The
lady fearing that efforts would be made 70 take her chi
dren from her caused writ u haheas corpus 20 BE- ed
from the United for the purpose q brine
ing her children before and obtaining decision whe
thsr she entitled 10 the custody OF them OF not Mr.
Bssned cour wish The counsel Tor himself and
wife Il then aud there announced 10 The court by
Judge snow that The cnss m involved the lecs
and constitutional right Of poiyeamy. Additional ums
be'ps reaasvd snd b. mutual copsset Of both couss o.
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oOmMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY April 26-6 r. n
AsHEs.-Receipts none. The los were light but
prices were maintained.
BRkADs1Urrs Receipts 1855 bbls flour: l.7so do. I,
and 1877 bags meal o5 bushels corn and 500 DO
oats The market for state and Western -four was again
active and prices continued to rule in sellers favor,
closing firm at advance OF 1oc Csc per Dbl. The
sales were 500 bbls at revised quotations sub
Joined. Southern -four was in good demand at an ad-
vance The sales comprise 1000 bbls The transactions
in Canada -four not large but readily obtained IN
advance of LOG 20c per Dbl The sales 400 bbs
Rye -four continued quiet Corn meal was firm at our
quotations with further sales Of 800 bbls Brandywine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
The Tart.


sxtos COURSE, L.. I.---TRorrfNG.
WEDNESDAY, April % Purse 500, milo heats, best
three in i've, IN harness
~ Pner entered b. y Mamtrno Pilot received forfeit
John Crooks entered New York paid forfeit
j. soncrndyke entered b. Pcdar paid forfeit
Mr. smith entered b. Lady Smith. paid prfcit
When the tims came for tho horses make their ap-
pcarance on the track the proprietor Informed that
OF the entries would start against Mambrno Pilot,
they all considered him too fast 70 contend against
with any hope u succcss and they therefore forfeited
thor entrance money bali Of which goes 10 the stallion
and e other half 70 the proprietor Of the track Those
who attended the course sadly dsappointcd they
were very anxious TO Mambrino Pilot In rEcc He
n ono OF the handsomost hcses In tho county, and a.
though quite unaccusfoned 20 the turf, shows Il times
rrcas burts Of speed With practice he viii become
OF the fastes, stations 10 the world good judges will
be very much deceived
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the case was further postponed until Ten 4 -
this morning. and the court adjourned within
half IN hour thereafter Brassheld, when within few
steps Of the hotel whore he resided and when IN
within one hour from the time he left the Court House
he was lying on his bed . dead man. thus adding one
more link to the already long list OF dark and bloody
crimes now disgracng the history Of Utah and yet await
ing the advent Of retrbutive justice.
We cannot close this hastily written article without re-
ferring TO the publicly expressed opinion Of certain Nor
mons In this city that BrassAed justly punished BY
DEATH and that the balance Of the GeneS here would be
served in the same way II they were not careful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
BOARD OF ALDERHEH.

Proposed Erection OF . New Washing-
ton Market-Another Veto from the
Mayor, &c.
The Board met at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
President BRIcn in the chair
After the transaction Of some routine business Alder
man Loxw offered the following
Where's. the present facilities offered for the rsnsecioa
S bans . xS aS .S s The
and are arranged without regard to order system or
s9sr and where's: i as 70 DE-
e. .hS =
construct neat and commodous building pur
.tsr. be e ironn secons present
ruPion Of the buncss daily De therefore
&: ss fave p m5s saps
S ,aS manner Of Erecting new Iron story
nson Market The Contemplated building 70 Be erected In
% Be :. 81 re g ps int
during The construction Of the new building
The preamble and resolution having been amended by
substituting for the words ga committee OF I'VE" the
words 'the Committee on Markets Of this Board we're
adopted.
The following was received from his Honor the
Mayor
MA1on's o,ncE. NV Yosx: ApriIas. 1856
y a.
o1 Be- SH s % az Of s ne S
for thirty days from the Of ne resolution tIs
Of s b HIN
other things to ascertain what clerical other asststanoo
be TO enable the City Inspector to close h
employ such assistance the expense thereof b paid
OF city contingencies. My reasons fo0ws:-
l. The late City Inspector does need the Offices In
ton and has so Informed cannot, therefore,
them thirty days longer The city hods lssis or
them for term Of annual rental Of nns
dollars and the public interest they should
reet without delay To do this TO advantage they must be
disposed Of about the first Of May that cannot be
done this resolution goes into effect If smpor.
modatons needed by the late City Inspector In order
close the business OF his department. provided
elsewhere at but little expense.
The resolution authorizing tho employment Of clerical
assistants to close the business Of the
poyes the to be incurred II leaves the whole
matter entirely the discretion of the Committee Of the two
boards Is not accompanied by Statement Of the prob
able number OF employees the time they would BE- engaged
men hereafter the resolution evidently contemplated,
these facts should have been ascertained.
The resolution provides that the expenses incurred By
order Of the joint committee shall be pSid out Of city
proprations have been already made Of city contin
genccs and considerable due last years
appropriations and strict not ercrcscd there
will be fund out OF which absolutely necessary contingent
city expenses be paid.
understand that employed order OF
the Joint Committee whose services ters in fact needed to
wind the business of the City Inspoctors Department
and that their duties about ended It right they should
be paid what they have but could mot be under
this resolution One Of different character 10
In view OF those suggestions respectfully request you
JOHN Z. HOFFMAN, Mayor
After the transaction OF some unimportant business
the board adjourned to Monday afternoon next = two
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27

DASexns raox t'SsouSp GRNy--Thcrc are millions Of
bushels ofrottcn wheat lying the sgorehouses OF
Chicago, 10 he shipped when navigation opsna This
grain IN oil stages OF decomposition, will BE- put Into
vcsrcis ssnt 10 Blalo put into elevators thence taken
in canal bats 20 all points where these Gran 70, chiefly
20 New York and thence u will be sent 10 New England
This wheat IA wholly unit 10 Do eaten, aud will breed
cholera wherever is allowed TO 70 Buffalo will b
yavaacd by cholera thst Chcago wheat 10 stored and
Transferred there Rochester ard all the cities the
canals win he liable b. suev the boats peymItted
10 carry this Usn The csna will b full n cholera fson
Ncv Ycrk 10 BuHsio 1 We csss esuy thjs grain SsA
csA>r tNsaA
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Tho demand for wheat continued active. The market
closed firm at an Improvement of &c. &c. The sales
were almost 900 bushels So % for amber Mch
gan; 81 o. q 81 05 forinewiNo. Milwaukee,; 81 IS
81 81 for old d. 81 65 for inferior Milwaukee club
The market quiet, but prices were steady the
sales 900 bushels at SIC S5c for unsound
and S6c S7Kc for sound mixed Western, in store and
delivered. Oats were dull but unchanged; the sales
at soc. 60c for Canada Gle &c. for State 43c
4ec for Western; 57c. 60c for old Western and
55c SIC. for Jersey. fair business done In Rye
full prices the sales about 1000 bushels Western
78c &c., and 200 bushels North river at Gle Malt
continued heavy and nominal Barley dull, with no
sales The receipts Of -four ard grain at Chicago, Mil
waukec and Toledo for the weeks ending April 81 1865
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CorYm-The market was quiet without decided
change Char Prices ayorsa tine ~ aryng h The
Rio, at &c., gold At the coffee auction sale yesterday
at philadelphia LOO bags Rio sold at sitsc. aye,
and Laguayra Al 2.lsc. a35tc.
FxxIGErs dull but unchanged. The engagements
werc:-To Liverpool 800 bales cotton at 9s2d 5i6d.,
a. To Iondo Ioooc busnes os a. Ia To
Bremen, per steamer, 100 bales cotton at lc To Ham
burg, 200 bbs petroleum at 6s The charters were:-
shir IT. Johns London deals nj Sos bark TO Cette,
slaves, private; two 20 Bordeaux, slaves, private.
Morsssss was very steady. but business was small.
TIC, 100 hhds. Cuba muscovadc at ACC a Sic, and
20 bills. Cuba private terms. We quote:-Centr
fugaI and mixed, &c. 35c claycd, sc 42c musco
7Jc. d 81
PsrRolkux- The market for crude was unchanged.
Refined scarce, and holders asking little
more for prime standard white, some demanding 42c.
The sales $500 bbs mainly at 24i<c. 25c. for
crude, and DO. Ale. for refined IN bond
Observation-Disclosures, 10 bbls pork 81 do beef, $40
packages cut meats and 245 do lard The pork market
was active at higher prices new mess closed at go 90
cash. The sales comprised . 900 bbIs. for for
ward delivery sellers option mostly for May and June,
all at sc 81 $25 50 also 500 bbls for esent de-
old mes and sas So sas for prime The beef mar
ket continued moderately active full prices, with
further sacs OF 1900 bbls at el6 $40 10 for new plain
mess and SO so a $24 80 for new extra mess. Beef
note sales Of BOO bbs al sss 30 $40 Bacon was dull
were go boxes al i4c for Cumberland cut and i4ylc
l5c for short rib and 15Hc a15c for short clear Cut
meats were quiet, but unchanged. The sales comprise
600 packages at 10hc 1fxc for shoulders and 15kc.
7c hams The sales Of lard at higher prices,
comprising 1900 packages at 1',zc. zoe, the latter
rate an outside price for choice kettle in small
lots Butter was without improvement Cheese also
continued duh ut previous figures
RIcEwe heard Of no further larzc sales. Tho trade,
In retail way, continued very fair al previous prices
SUGAR The market was fairly active and firm On
both refining and grocery grades advance Of &c Nc
per h. was obtained, the market closing firm az our
quotations The sales, including Porto Rico and Cuba
muscovado we're about $40 hhds and 81 boxes Havana
We quote :--Muscovado, inferior 70 common refining,
skc. 9lc fair 10 good refining do, 10Hc. 10kc
far TO good grocery do, 10Ac. a11ka prime grocery
do, ike. a12hc; Porto Rico, 10c. 13kc; mcado,
sc. 10; clayed sugar, No ga H. e<c. 1lc. No. IL
do, ike. 11fc No. ID l5 do, 11hc 13c. No.
10 a 20 do, 1916. H[c
srEARSx higher We note sales Of 30, 1000 lbs af
lie 1ssxc., and 20 900 lbs. grease st lie 13hc.
TALLow ruled frmer, with q continued good demand.
The sales were los, 900 lbs, at 11fc. a11fc
ToBsco quiet. Sales Is hhds Kontucky At l0c. q
zoe and los cases Ohio seed leaf on private terms.
wmsWKy. --Rcccpts SIS bbls. The market was dull
at previous prices with no sales excepting few small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
THE HARDENING or IRON.

French experimentast found, few years sincs,
that by heating toleaby free from carbon, with
small quantity OF boron, 70 very high temperature, he
obtained product which could not be forged but which
possessed extraordinary hardness. He has nov found
that equally hard metal may be obtained by adding
20 ordinary cast ron In fusion phosphate OF iron and
portions. Thc product cannot bc forged, bat cass
easily and Is, therefore, applicable 90 tho construction
Of such machines parts n machines require In ther
material extreme hardness rather than tcnscity tho
proposes u as material for bells He finds that stali
harder metal Is prcdacibe by the addition OF tunsstcin
again he omts IN say In what anountto ordinary cast
ron lie states that this tungsten iron surpases every
rocks and that crystals Of win cut glass readily -
the diamond.
A CHINESE PROTECTION AGAINST "surPwoRNs."
Lieutenant Mariot Of the French navy, states from
bly, from the ravages OF the shipworm Tereo NrvanI
by OF kinds NJ rosn which obtained from
native trees. One OF them s called by the Annamtss
fdyd1n which means oil tree II often grows 10 height
single tree will yield from 10 three litr Of oil by
iucisiop The natives cut largo bouts for many as
thirty OF this trunk, and these boats ate 80 du-
rsbc 10 descend by Inheritance from father 70 son Tor
Kind bat good Vessels having their kees onsfed
with &C the substance obtsincu IRON
thees two trees will the attacks " the shpworm
for many years and ali Chinese and Annsmte oarks and
junks arc 20 preserved
rpx RsrtRoAp sErwxxS coSsrssrrSorLs AND
A tojerrsm from smyrna reports ths, the crossing Of
the Ephesus pass Adm railway BY he Temporary
line over the mountain tpending The completion o. tho
,unue Was succsssfay su. s,s ~ ,ceomSvs which
,Ieb A. she vuaIn sg hnh oeen Tor SONS vseks com
rjsls 70 ne sswn q At1n tkroagh conssncsoa with
Smyrna = sbus Drsssassy secsmplishsd The tuanss u
presvsssns upselys 90 vin be go ossp's -