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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31
BROOKLYS NTELLIGEyCE.

FyLoNIous Assimilation Gillen, who was ar
rested charge OF felonious assault on complaint
OF James McNally, who accuses Gen with having
stabbed him In the neck, was arraigned before Jus
tice Lynch yesterday and gave bail 10 await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
DEATH FROM ISHALING CHEMICAL vAPoRs.-A
man named James French. employed in the chemi-
cal works OF Movers Co.. No. 10 Water street. was
overcome yesterday by nhaling the vapor OF some
powerful chemicals, over which he was working.
lie was removed TO the City Hospital, but expired
shortly after reaching there.
REVENUE APPorSrNRsr-Mr. John y. Allen. for
merry deputy collector under r. G. Callicott and
VINO was recently pardoned and released from con.
fnement which he was undergoing In compliance
with the sentence OF the United states Court for
alleged offences against the Internal Revenue law
has been appointed Assistant United states Assessor
in the Third district.
AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT BoND.-John Doniesky
held 20 bail yesterday by Commissioner Jones In
the sum OF $4,000 to charge of having exc
cuted false and fraudulent bona on the Internal
Revenue Department. The defendant is In business
In Third street. In the seventeenth ward. and as
alleged, gave bond as a tobacconist, under false
name and With forged names a. signatures.
THE NAVY YARD RoBBERy.-The examination In
the OF Huestis and Flood, the parties who were
arrested some time since on charge OF stealing
quantity OF metal from the Navy Yard. was conciu-
ded yesterday before Commissioner Newton, In the
the United States Commissioners Court. The com.
missioner discharged Flood, and In the case OF
Heustis he reserved his decision. Flood was the
Waterman at the Navy Yard gate througn which the
stolen property was cartcd.
The MILITIA METROPOLITAN AcrroS FOR LIBEL
ON Thursday evening last Brigadier General Philip
5. crooke OF the Second division, New York state
Militia. procured the arrest OF the proprietor OF
weekly military Journal on warrant Issued by
Justice OF the Peace charging him with libel. The
offence consists In the publication In that journal
OF the folowing:="rbe general accompanied his
brigade to PENNSYLVANIA ~ 1888, but the military
plumbers he then committed formed the staple jokes
OF many camp bre." This appeared, referring to
the complainant, on the nth OF October. Having
the subjoined was published on the gath inst. -
wow, General Crooke h. Of course, the best autho
rty for personal statement OF this character, and
accordingly as the General desires It, we add, with
great pleasure hts authority that he did not
accompany his brigade to Pennsy vanis I'm 1858, and
the plumbers he then committed did not form the
staple Jokes OF many camp hrev The accused
gave bonds In the sum OF 900 TO await the action
VI the Grand Jury.
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yis.s.r.ld cA.n.r. e5e Jennie Gordon, H.,sn cAsss
z:s Sss e,
sHs nv svE SS'e ocs seh c.r.sse. yya.
Brown Georgstown, DC; \ Prsdmors, Hart Eisabssh
GALVESTON. Oct ss-Arrvsd, schr Adslins Eiwood. Ell.
SEtRaETowS. Dc DC. ss-sailsd. sehr Addis y. Chad.
HoLHEs HOLE, Oct s. PM-Aniysd. brig Timothy
e e. Po.na wsu
schr. Emma Wright Freeman, Alexandria for DO; kdwn
tss. E ssss
ss1n sA.
and Caroline Kssnss ssadsms Pnsdsph. FOR do Annie
ss FL asssl.a for
s. more ssB Bangor ns.'' 90 ''' '''''
css:I::e. se:sss Louise OF s'''lAA''n from
e. =. q
fST ror,:mouh wiom MOdgasr for Jssss
sroOis Lucy Ssoa SaSsr 90 Tor se.s S
oi pS sn s.ns
for s.so @
saned-schrs Maggie Bs, oraoo, Clara Rankin. and Z
SosTolx OF big His s;oI Daniels Bray.
.sa
sGd Esss
Hs sE on 81 ras A Mason x.r
5 siiI: ssd sT5
Sasdschrs Ariadns, Robinson Ezabsthpor; Fashiop,i
EoawICH. oc. as-Arrssd, .snr Uness, Alsrsnari. II
SESFosT, OF IS Arrived Dals~' HoSss Addison
sss NJ Henry ;sf: vfssi . SS9Gs
Bi NE 4 hs6oa o .mus Aa.. rAa
for Or o1 :Ss SARAH 90 s0
% Sy Pert G
ssthport for SswSgrypog lame. Deputy sSrgs, for
Pa G1 New aS sas
igs:S .s % ssse
e, s s ass ss'ss boane An.ls. aaues Cole;
sm ssts Ssw H.s Ess sss sna
brdge Hammond, Paine. Boston; Francona, Trswor'
"foRTLANp, Oct 2s-Ariv.d, schr. Ethan Allen Blake,
f Ssshs DIVE Aser WILSON, and
Jones Keen, NYork Village Belle Brown NYOrk for Rock
hs% psl BARK Mary ou
T.Ts . :s. nay sa9f,?
%on and Horizon Tbosa S
Hull, Eiza6eihport; Watson, Adams, Philadelphia for
saiied@srig Artisan tBs Mullernics ssuannah West
North David
Philadephia Chss Grsinss Harvey; Rachel Jane scae,
s ana Jsns Mott Rendout veands Wsns
onss and shaw caspar
Ssybrook.
PAWTUCKET, Oct 29-Arrved, schr Asa Eldrdge, Hick
man, Philadelphia
salcd-schrs j N Taylor, Fowler, Rondout; FosteI
Sheffield do Racer, Howard, Haverstraw
ROCKLAED Oct Arrived, schs Gen Marion, Torrey.
NYork; Mansfield, Acorn, do; Thomas Crockett vina-
haven for Philadelphia; 26th ktmbal, Jr Hail. NYork
for Ellsworth N Cobb. Ingrabam, do for Bucksport.
Sailed 18th, Thomas Crockett Philadelphia; 37th,
Lake, Mills, New York.
SAVANNAH, Oct 24-Sa,ed, bark Rachel, Aitchol Car
denas
Sailed ship Annie sisc, Sse, Nyork.
26th-Arriyed, ship John Mann tBr). Mason Boston, -
pl-Thc ship Monte Ross Thomas, from Newburypor, wiz
sail for New Orleans to-day The BARK Balaklava DR. MI
from Greenock, which arrived at the bar Sunday
morning last viii doubtless sail Wednesday next for South
port.
4Oth-Arrved steamship Leo, NYork.
Cleared-Ship Ellen Souhard, Liverpool
WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 25Arrived, schrs John, Fields
and Louie Van Brunt Tooker NYork Mary Lee Newton.
Reed Boston.
WOODS HOLE Oct 2s-Arrved, brig Julia Carney
Reed, Swan Island via Fortress Monroe.
WAREHAM Oct Arrived, schrs Chas Cooper, Eliza
bethport Marccna Monson Dayton, and Jos Hay Hathe
way Georgetown, DC Isabella Alberto Tooker, do;
Rankin, Baltimore.
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CLEARED.


shin Siam (Br), cleveland, Melbourne-R w Cameron.
ship Boynion !B wsycoii, Cork for orders via Pha
doiphia-H De Wolf Go.
bark Geo Esson (Brl, Foster Antwerp-H Dewolf Co.
Bark Chan.cleer McLernan, Bucnos Ayres-Dowcy,
ners Go.
Bark Tuskc tNG), Guiach Bucnos Avres-Gerhard
ton
BARK Eliza Bsrss tBr Conyers, Bermuda-J Harvey.
Brig Gladiaeur (Bf, Nlckerson, LsbonS l. Merchant.
Brig Enrique NO. Hoist, Rio JaneiroFuneh, Mencke
Wepdt.
Brig u scavey, Lee, 81 Kitt.-winchcster needs
Brig Keystone, Barter, Hsvsna-J Ward Co.
Brig Dolphin tBr), Kehos Harbor Grace-R Curre.
Brig Albert Devils lBrl, Devils Cow Bav-B Small Co.
Brig Tempest, Wilson, Gaveson-Murrny Ferris Co.
Brig Neponset, Tracey, Brunswick, Ga-nier Hough-
ton
schr Silver STAR Smith, Havsna-M Morrow.
schr Laura tBr) Clesre, Hsrbor Island Douglass.
schr Atlantic tBrl Lockhsrt, Han,spor NS-Crsndall
Umphray Co.
sehr Mary Kelly Obj, Agnew, s. Stephens NBJed Frye
ACo.
schr G @ Colgate, Van Brun, Mobile Huribut Son.
schr John Ferris, 81 John, Wilmington, NC-Thomas 4
Holmes.
schr John Forsyth, Apologize, whiehouse-vsn Brunt
Slaght.
schr LeocadIa, lIail.saem-Rw Ropes Go.
Schr Sarah Julia, Morey, Bpston-C L Hatch.
Schr A T. Ackcn. Hohbfc, Stamford.
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ARRIVALS.
KHronrHp BY rus Herald srE.x yAcHr,

Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Savannah, Oct a. with
"q seashS Vim ciyss Fsws wmlnr,Op NC 60 hours
with dsc and passengers 70 James Hand Oct 70 2o PM
slowing red ssnsi with letter q 10 it, pouad 0A'A
steamship Brunette Howes, Philadelphia with mdse, to
Bark Rival Nor, Jorgensen Newport IS dsys with ran.
ssyssor csr, lie Fevre, Rio Jan.rO, 5sday., with
Equator SEPT IS lon heavy weather the cu anI
70 s; s re :s .s OAK, T sept s g s
Ion R, J, had q oasras wsshe ss entire passage
MIX River. Js. rs days win iogwosd &C. 10 Noes Ward
Brig Blsss swan fSdSsT q and from csors.,own &C. 10
north y 1s.ssps .s strong and f wna. been Gays
sSsr .s 70 s9nfs sss rE !. say vs
ssses 10 RSDrs Co. HAD nOfsicry Winds ,sroushou. The
sshs Geo Lsmphea Davis, Sable Island, days, with ass,
sshT n.,. ssss &C. oS
Haiier.s With strong nor,herly Winds.
,.Ss f asn %s1 10 Sss days. with
SCI, schr " Msis nsy.r, sswb'rn NC, days. with naval
schr 4 Clements, Merritt, Sswbsrn, NC, days. with
sS EnSsso s. ts BSscn
sssr sFr.n PAT r., Hartford
schr Branscomb Branscomb Calais, days, with lum-
scsr Mary Rogers Dunson caos via Newport where she
Julia Nash, Calais days, with lumber to oOrhsm,
schr Mary Elisa wndey, Calais, days. with lumber and
schr fsrsn Giat Hschiss with timber TO Chase TalOo,
scsr Presto, Drew nschas with timber and aih to Chase
sehr xgenoris Lord. Ellsworth, days, with lumber to
schf Astoria, BAH, Franklin, days. with lumber Peter
scSr occ Pierce rsrrei Bangor days, with lumber TO
sc6I Nail Berry, Bangor via bridgeport where she dis
scbr Jaao, Hs,calf Rocssud, days with lime for Hobo
ken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

MR.. BURLrSGAsK's MrssIos--Recent letters state
that Mr.. Burlibgame Ia making better progress with
his mission than might be expected from the cold
reception hrst given II by the press In addition TO
the Daily Ne,rs the war has urged his claim to fair
hearing, aud manifests sn unmistakable frlendiness
towards the ambassador and the objects Of his visit
paper similar IN tone viii appear in the forthco-
Ing Westminster Rertec. The Illustrated London
Nelrs publishes portraits OF the Embassy, with
friendly notices OF is obect Nor the liberal press
generally backward Ia approaching the true cbarac-
ter OF the mission. The hostile articles In the Times
came 6rst simply because their Insertion vas pro-
cured In advance BY persons interested CONNER
ciay In peTpetuatng the alternate systems OF force
and fraud on which so much 81 British trade and SUI
premacy In China were built up. The fret oficial
friendly and satisfactory. -B0soa Advertiser, 0cto
bef 20.
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CRIME IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Five barns, with their contents, owned by Cyrus
N. Coming, and situated about mile and half from
the State House, Concord N H., and near the lower
bridge were totally consumed by fire this evening.
Seventyve tons OF hay, 200 bushels of corn lot of
barley, farming utensils and other property were
burned. The hay and grain insured for 5000
and there was small insurance on buildings The
owners loss IL quite severe The re is supposed to
have been an incendiary one.
A jury has been selected in the case Of Josiah L.
Pike for the murder OF the Browns, at Hampton
Falls, and the examination OF witnesses has COM
menced. He appears dlsnterested.
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shs discharged
sehr nsrsesiOo, Lindsay Portland via New Haven whore
schF Lea Long 0loassstsr DAYS. with nsh 70 Roes

sehr A.nA: Robertson RocAi.nd VIA New Haven. vssrs
sehr Harse.ibO, Lindsey Portland New Haven whore
La Long 0loassssr, dsvs with ash Rossrs
s s., v vS,.s: .f f,:.s ss.ssygss
s sssI sss xxS s:ss; S. ss:e
s sss1 s :y. s sss: a. ss. s.soDra
sssr X x,a;i sscSssss.on, n. Bedford;
schr Manhattan, Hail. Nantucket days. with nsh to Miller
Queen. wilcox. Nantucket. days. with ssh 70
W:v.. Barlow. Nantucket. days. with ash to
Evening STAR orocls Cape, Cod days. with fish to
schr Gen Thom.'; nn. Proyince.own for Philadelphia.
s sss. x x:,y H:.d; Tsr.:sss, Taunton.
sr s ss.a.s BORDEN si ". s RIVER
s scsr . sGSs ,Ss Arson rn River for Phadsphs
sehr H.rris Ned. Steele, Fan River.
schr Mary nsrshon, BIishsmsS, Eau RIVER .''
schr Enro 9t Burton, Providence:
schr Caroline Smith, Miller, Providence Elisabeth.
schr yer.na., Pond. trovidsnce for E!zabethpori.
sehr yaSss white Week. Providsnos for EssSsshport
Scr julia 4 Rich, fa.tsn, Providence
s schr Susan ar., Mar. Kenyon, rro.dsncs.
s ser Rachel ' Jane I soaIs' f1oyiasa sSs''
Fiaa s .sApo
schr Aida, Eaton, Providence tor Eizabethport.
sehr John McFes Hubbard Providence FOR Ronaons
schr Martha Jane, Mott Provdencss for RondouL
schr Angelina Van Cea Heath, Providence for Elizabeth.
schr Albion Shaw, Providence.
schr Amos Fakenburg, Tyal Providence for Elizabeth
schr Ruth H.lsey, Perry, Bristol for Nswburg.
sehr nsnl Webster Asgathin New London FOR Newburg
schr scud, Reed, Hartford.
schr Morning Star Lynch; Hartford for Philadelphia
s scsr Go%pp%sS i,s,, CLARK, Hartford Hartford
schr Yankee Boy Reeves, Norwich for Elizabethport
schr Fa Fash CarSerTy Norxich for EizabehpOr
schr NJ Nissan, Kisssm, Norwich for Elizabethport.
s ssSr Ge Coca rs MsdsG MSIw sS;v,os
schr Thomas Booz, Smith, Norwich for Philadelphia.
schr Louisa W Birdsa j, Trbbie Norwich.
schr Mary Tice, Tice, New Haven.
seSr Brady, Blown New Haven for Euab..hport
s ssr s aSe kwi a NsH Haven
schr S aS Ryan, New Haven for Philadelphia
schr Chauncey 81 john Hammond, bridgeport.
dsps sa
Schr VIM Murray, Jones, Bridgeport for Trenton.
ssR Rr joseph %sy HAIL. Lewis. sG Porana, e.
s scsr Pqrs i. Kahn, Sticking, Portland Gu
se5r j aecse. o Rdrlds s.' Portland, CT
schr Oh, Charles II Northsin, Pelton, Portland. CT.
s schr Ns s1,, h C1ays Pratt Portlanao.
schr Republican, Bushnell, Bradford
schr Horace L, Davis, Connecticut River.
SAILED.
Bark Lucy Nlckes for New Orleans; brig Conn, fol
Curacao
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SHIPPING N E w s.
Weather Along the Const.
PORT OF NEW YoRK, OCTOBER 80, Isss.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purser OF Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the deerv OF packages
will be by the following extract from proceedings
of the regular monthly meeting held March 3. ls5s:-
Resolved, That and after April l. 1865 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
- The ONCE of ths Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE at Whitehall alp. All communications from
owners and consgnees 70 the masters OF inward
vessels will be forwarded fres OF charge.
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TROY, N. Y, Oct. 80, 1868.
At the race at Rensselaer, Park to-day eight horses
started, viz.:-Byron, Prince, Charlotte Temple,
Charmer, Washington Irving, Ben Wood, Western
New York and Doyle. Byron won In three straight
heats. Tlme-2:37, $685. and 2:40. The weather
was fine and the track In good condition. The at
tendance was fair.
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SAILEI
Marine Disasters.

Bark Lucy Nckels, for New Orleans; brig Conn, for
Curacao.
Wind nj sunset ESE
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IA. lcge Lottery OF Kentucky
a, 20; - &C. H. -. 50 q, s., e. ., 20
l6, ~, 70, 81, ~, so, te, 7S 50, a. 81, 2, g.
FRANCE, Smith 4 co, Managers.
70 L. 3 50 J, as ss, i, 81 s. -, 81
-, 20, 81, 20, O., 81, q, 20, 10, "a, s. IS, Is.
MCINTYRE, AcBRIEN CO., Managers.
For circulars and Information In the above Lotteries adj
dress FRANCE, SMITH CO,
Covington, Ky.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

heavy gains from the lands actually planted
| TO tim ber but from the sale of contiguous
lands ousdrup in selling value. 70 en-
courage enents in this direction, had We
4 stal6te provision that every one hundred
acres or over, successfully planted to timber
By any corporate body or individual land.
hoidef. should be exempt from All taxes for
twenty years from time Of planting, and that
two dollars Der wear Der annum should be
donated by The State t. assist in expenses Of
culture, what would be the RESULT Whist
v>s the result in Scotland q century or more
aimee. when James, Duke Of Athol, planted
five thousand English acres to the larcl, !?
Peop|e talked of II a. : bold experiment.
and OF the Duke q Of doubtful ssoity. But
vhsn : few vesrs went by. and leods which
had been = barren heath. were clothed with
ists and corporate bodies went and did like.
wise. Tho accession Of vsslsh, the ameli>
orstiou OF climate, and the support to me.
chauics and the Arts. given mot only to Scot
land but to all The English Islands, can
hardly be estimated. Even the Duke Of
Athof lived 70 ZEE 6rst cIsss English friw.
s.e built fasm The timber of hi. own plsst,
ins.
Large experiments conducted Is IN Eu-
rope, By practical, experienced contractors,
are SO uniform and successful 10 their re-
sults, thas State or Government can richly
afford to be liberal in encouraging them.
Every successful and profitable experiment
on large scale will do more to further tins
ker growing than al newspaper blowing fos
ten years. Let us suppose the State psys
out Two hundred ,housaud dollars each rear
for the next twenty-five years in the way
suggested, and shat special tax be impo.
sed to meet the appropriation. The dons.
ton 20 each individual tract 10 only coasin-
ucd for eve years. So each eve yesrs this
amount wonld apply on the planting and
rearing of one hundred thousand acres Of
forest. Ii twenty-five years we would have
at this nm haif millioa Of asres Of tAsifiy
yosne timber growing. and much i of iust
he are for he manufacture Of hundreds Of
articles to be msde from tough young tim
Der. 70 our yax.psysts the annual sppro.s
prist;on Of De anosDs ssnsd would b bet
iitale felt, cd il weuA ada a hundrsd times
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13

MNQIo r. 10 GIVE KQTICH. 1hst eA tAe
4irlsaetk - Fesraary, a. p. tses, War
8. ss 3 =: ss c. cssss.
~ = paeh4paA. eal stase Of lows, Who hss be61
sesat q az dsSt. ssd aiV aisIiyspy at Il .sy
proPe tsloksia 10 essh banktrpt 70 HIN,
= - Geune, Aua ~ Aea1qesrssf ~ pgepssty
~ Nh ere forbidden BY Law; thai mse1ing q
~ ese1eess = tAs said hanksaet, "a prove t6sii
41A1a, - 10 ehooss - o. uore aeeisnsss q
~ seeeA, vii ~ held & Court Of Baakgupt
", v - holden Il NoAA Ne, One al, Custom
0epss. uabudua Idws, before Willis Drum
Mn3sA, 4. ID. 1eea, at 10 o'6lock, A. n.
A11-33 P.W. CRAWFoRD,
Dspsty US. Assshal DISTRICT y less.
Message
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13


A new way 70 pay Old debts asasls thsm.
4 maiden speech-Ask paps. a.
Tailor's Revenge-Givins sastomer fts.
A o1eleggsd aillsr b 4 enss ! miller
saa &opper. -sk1 g-sf TaTs has e
A wicked wsstch.~ss AShst ~ = nsr~
risd - littls > xifs Z -JWhy," oiAb - aahe
bert Wy among ~ svils = tos sebeoas -
wonder where he clouds Az going r.
sighed Floes, pensivsly, = ~ pointed With
hwdelsoase 0aesr 70 ths ksAsy lMstses tAas
RaaAed in ~ ely. = thisk ~ - usise
70 thundes." " ssa her brother. M ,s-as,. !.
!. So yoa 80 going u kssA Assheol saia
Z young lady 10 her aunt, veil, for ny paFt
sooner than TO do that, would marry : vid.
ousf 1ilh nine children." easys4F
- should pssfer thae nJss1f,r &as ~
quiet reply, but where Is ~ Ai1oweef"
LsAesIso Asp SocrA rAsalirsSsDsse lsasu-
ing viii make you aoceptebls - ~ leAseed;
but Is is only an easy aud ohl{giNi behavior
and entertaining conversation hAk ti0 9aks
you agresahle q alf epmpan1oE : ssAa sss
q sEisoaors, viz thou ole ~ ban " -
W vsaisd hasAaad,n = aShsl - sGDsiaking
clssgynan. +" Yssh, tAis, shQA like q, z
70. row. p'ss.a s.,.is. is'sd Els0easa assepiss =
II idleness DO "a psodace NJ o. issls'ysos. = ~ :
lsncs 4 eonnealy regoscss aslaneAoly.
Lei svssy naa ee.oesspesd, - scesP;satd
IL iiehsst enelOyneak of uAich Aa saAasa
i capable, anA d. yitA IL eoeaaiensaasl
that he has 0ose N besk
n ancient days he psecept was Know
tAyselG~ II modern times L has been sup
p1aaesd y tAstfasss kshieaabls uhoz3n,
AKses ~ neishhas - sveyshiag shssi
hin. 4" NsNss Sew .4,aas wsas es <. ss5.sssss
Al, JemmJ,r aAAsympathisine ftiead
~you did not run 'fass enough ~Yes
I'D, = ~ Jsn9y Sbsei I dida'sslazs'ss 'ssos
enosghl"Is - 49, 4 2 siss u ssiss I'D
A sshselnaalsr = Z vssAsra villsap vAeQI
the custom Qf boarding round, bSDyoi{q
recently received notice {Eom ( Dutl6 mat
sOn thst she a xoala eas lin bul c61ldns
ileep hin.r H 1ill asnbtlsis b eassfs
~ - vsotase uithin hersssch. &
| Hew - 1siAs lbrsnsuspapee; ASAy u
L NASA1 YDSe@3O ~4s>4g sU14s 15S4s xa<f(A q =
into Yosr subject. Neks the title ae4 frs
sentence % Tat il mast Be- Rad AID % 3
tho second, no matter whas Ass preceded, .
Wat i 70 thllew. siss Ire fes
A 6ssay Fss Two Nxs,oxs.-Au sni
asat aasy teller ~ svssy faaa e pslaaia
The following touching aaeOdoae. j., .,.
An Enylishmsn aud. y ,FpAchman jhagl
i : dpei ID ! dsiksnsa foon, The Englldl
| man, sa~illlae TO tHks Ais sslAgosissss li6
sssssonsly .6fed up thsshisnsgaaa lrssol
dawn ~ Fmac41ap~ When I MI =
stQgy y FrsneAss pleasantly sdds - naxr
tor, make ths Engjhhran 50 nr u
chimney" 'sa hAi w s'ila .''s ,'tsss4sf
r. Gold ooutisuss u aecsaulaas ID the Bss
. Of France. Its costs now c0ptaia1 4
nnprsesasntsd san q e9e6. ~. 600. fhi
TOO Notwithstanding thsslAE9e Teqaiseneu
| AZ money to!nakS n f6f ; de6cisnt hatvs
10 Ffanee ~ fotjlen Importation u uhss
TIA ht&e asuaamNu0 u Eafepsnsn9s 4
! 1ers 4k6y 0ccssida ~ ispoFtsd A. ksss y
: alyxsd can,asses 70 n sxtsnt never hefu
. witnessee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-13
w0oDEN aasLnoADs.

The earliest form Of railway consisted q
wooden rails laid on cross ties. When veil
constructed there u no doubt Of their utility
and success. During the late wAr Tie Con-
.sdesasss we're often obliesls = malDsue e
wooden rails, aud over them they,traaapsEtr
ed thousands Of fous Of army supplieaI sd
s6ldiefG. A much higher tsSe OF ipssf tssy
bs obtsiaed on vooasa Faila ehaa = Ge0esal-s
y supposed. If fproperly built, a speed Of
fifteen or twenty miles an hour may be ssSs>
II sssained which y as maeh o. nssv thss'
is realized - some iron roads, satsd - 6rst
class, but TOO often, n reality rotten and un-
safe c0ucesus. ai ssa 5ss.,-s,s- ,, ..sT
Oas II tie Requisites for The succeasfal
y lking Of wooden railways, Is that the Io~
ccmotive shsli Be light, and also the f6ads'
carried. Good boesd wheels ere also ssssn>
tisl. Such toads sss considerably chsapss
than plank roads in f1t construction, CD
also maintenance. Wooden railroads can
be constructed ID some small locafines for
the ANAL ssm Of 81 600 mile. The sxhis
bitten Of . vssJ litls united spirit sul ense~
gy among country nei9Lbors would put theis
towns aud villages into railroad communi>
cation with the principal through iiuss -
tfhSel. 1@ = f- ssS sF si&g ",
Ow a1lsatiss has hssn called 70 this -
jsct b 1eadiag an account Of Rroissosd
wooden railway from Carthage, N. Y, q,
70 Hsrsisvills : dieesnce Of ~ miles. Tke
rails - - - uaPle, sssos9iy wedss1 issol
hslSy cssD ~ saA ths eEpsase e - -
pssslEastsrs ~ i eseimaAed per nils = ~
loWu... ..5ts
100 lies delivered as 10 cts, 1l7o.oo
q, 40 4. B. n. maple rails deliv>
erred - DIS, 3ls.se
Wedges dehvsssd, say 4000i
Nssshing - sd sssek lAyins, 473.1o
Total, sl,oos.oe
The solid maple tail Axe inches, wedesd
edgew wise every three feet into heavy notch-
ed ties, forms track equal'is stsssgsA -
any other raiirusd, snf capable Of bearing
hssvy foaliag stock provided the Wheels 1--we
Z Mn fvs. nebee y ui1xh. Fine sapA aad
dsst. vhieh - ssshs rssl is sosn crssAsaa
isso ~ vsod BY ~ eAs wAesh end foems
. hasd I'D gritty surface, which does nos
usae, -. ersaslg fasilitaAss the traction.
Ths napls rail, = sousd vii lAst . ssnbss
of yean. IN sE4s . Z
A god deal Of intessst, ~ aieht ~ e.
citsment, is now going on in Jehessss Co.,
n. " concerning these wooden noads- Mr.
J. B, Hulburt enjoys The credit Of being he
prpjsctse and enginses. A short road Of
this kind built By him, six miles long, has
been ssccsssfally uaed for eight yeeas. He
Il Hov censtructiag wooden railroad -
miles long, 70 coapect the Clifton 1soa niaes
vilA the 0twsgatchis. Sixtten miles Of the
nev rod sEs neesly eomPhtsds snd > Por~