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The New York herald., 1869-03-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
[ T JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL's
\ ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER,
HORSE AIrCTIlN MART
ll2 East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDA'
FRIDAY RCH

l12 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
70 dispose Of those wishing purchase anything In tho
horse line viii find 70 their advantage TO call on us
business men, and establishment is conducted the
same strashorward principles which govern honorable
people In other branches OF trade.
Good stabling for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser of horse that Is warranted
sound twenty,ionr hours for trial. - - - .,r
STREET opposite the Post ccc where register kept OF
horses, carriages private and public sales Liberal
advances made on everything n the horse % line,
CATALOGUE OF TO-DAY'S SALE.
Team back Horses 15A hands, and kind In all
harness free from vice. good rayeers sold for want OF
Gray Mare sired by Young osego by Old Otsego be by
Cassius NJ Clay her is thoroughbred mare; 15s4
hands comng7 kind in all harness free from vice.
great endurance bottom she fine animal coupe
use sound, kind and true together with
Two seat Dog Cart built to order by Sweeney Woods,
but little used and set Of Harness. city made. to order
harness free from vice. free and stylish driver warranted
sound kind and true.
One Coupe, seat Depot Wagon sulky; al
Eack Hawk Mare, I5s4 hands, years kind all har-
ncs free from vice good travcer free driver sound kind
and true
Three elegant Top Wagons In complete order.
Handsome gray trong Mnre 10 hands, 6years kind In
all harness; trots in minutes; kind and true.
from vice. good traveller sound kind and true.
Gray orac, l5s hands, kind In all harness; free
from vce warranted sound, kind and true;
under saddle stylish driver;
rantcd sound kind and true.
Gray work Horse, the property OF builder 10 hands,
Kind and true.
Several other Horses top and top Wagons single and
double Harness, &c.
Further particulars time OF sale We postpone sale
account OF the weather
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY RsrRACTED
a without pain, Twelve years, by henumhng application
beautiful teeth 81: set $40, old sets
bought, j. JAY viLLERs, 100 crand street. Broadway
/,oiToS DENTAL ASSOCIATION HEAD
quarters OF Nitrous Oxide Gas, and where patients
surc 70 avoid pain in Teeth extraction. No. ~ Cooper
lnstlte.
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OZARK LODGE, NO. Sic, r. AND A. M.-THE MEN.
bers the above lodge hereby summoned 10 attend
special communications to be held at the lodge rooms 65
Eighth avenue Sunday March H. a IL o'clock NJ, sharp
for the purpose attending e funeral OF late brother
Charles A. Rogers Dreihren OF sister lodges frate
navy '''"'' = '"' THOMAS G. CASSIDY, master.
IT, SANDS, Secretary.
noYAL HAVANA LoTTERy.--PRIzEs PAID IN GOLD.
IN Information furnished by GEORGE uPHAM. No. ~
We'll iosset street, Providence, r. !.
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A .,RTNER wANTED-IN A PLUMBING, GAS AND
s.ean ing establishment; good locations capital OF
$,,ooJ tequfA1. Inquire OF SOUTHMAYD CO., lss
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4 DRUG STORE-ON A PROMINENT CORNER OF
"A OF the principal thoroughfares for sale low;
doing good paying business. SoUTHMAYD h CO.,
lA Broadway
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HOUSE wAETED.-MUsr BE FOR STORIES, HIGH
stoor, unfurnshed vel furnished and located uc
Twentieth and Foreth streets, Madison and SIKH
avenues. Address Private Family, Herald Office.
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TTNFURNIsrrED DWELLING HOUSE WANTED TO
~ hire for years. by first tenant with
out chldren location In New York or irookyn not more
than threequarers OF hour from New York City Hall
eight bedrooms md a improvements required Address
with ull description and lowest price, Unfunshed Dwelling
Herald Office.
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A NEW ENGLAND LADY WISHES TO HIRE. INME.
IA diatey, nice three story House, centrally located
nlshcd rent payable 1s and 18th OF month. r. NJ,
Elkips Co., 81 Bible House, Third
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A T JOHNSTON h VAN rASSELL'S
IA Auction Mart, 1l2 East Thirteenth street,
THIS DAY, March II, at IL O'Clock,
Team black Horses
One gray Cassus NJ. Clay Mare.
One handsome gray trottIng Mare
Several road family and work Horses.
Top and no top Wagons, Conpes.
For particulars catalogue above We
eae account of the weather.
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A YouNG MAN WouLb LIKE TO INVEST S2oo TO
N $500 in some good paying btnness Gail on or address,
with particulars, E. ROOT, rs Nassau street room No .
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CAUTION. -rAPscorTs BRANCH EMIGRATION AMP
Exchange Agency cd from n Eicaiwny 70 the o'd
onIce Of TAPsCorr BROTHERS CO, Sc South street.
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DARTNER wANTED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN,
with capital Of $1,000, TO take the interest Of retiring
partner jobbing business principally In original pack
only other houses IN the business in the city satis
factory reference gwen and required Integrity, Herald
ode
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

TOR sALE-A LARGE BLACK HORSE, YOUNG, Is
4 hands high, sound and Kind suitable for any heavy
and kind would do for spring cart &C. Ap
ply to r. WALTERS, "a East Broadway.
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FURNISHED HOUSE.-WASTED TO HIRE, A SMALL
size three story hi3h stoop House Ia gentee net hbor
hood town, west OF Fourth avenue. Address L. H. X,
Herald Office.
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A PARTNER wANTED-wITH CAPITAL OF $1,000
N use only required introduce patent medicine OF
menes value required In every family which quickly
the most intensely painful beyond the reach Of the
best medical skill nothing like il In the market compe
ton never fails perfect sasfaion guaranteed with nex
the whole retaining right OF atty Address Patent
Medicine Enterprise box 2O Herald Office which VIII receive
prompt attention.
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CT 00O WANTED TO BORROW, $1,000, on UN-
p .OOO. encumbered steam vessel Property Address
dan. .Herad Off
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AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE, ss NASSAU
"A street. you obtain liberal advances Diamonds,
Watches. sverwarc, dc or viii purchase them at their ut
most valuation. A. HONIGMAN, Broker
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E,oR sALE-THE sTOC X, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF
Fancy and Millinery Store and Dwelling House, donx
good business long established in the principal business
OF Paterson, N. J. INQUIRE Of JAMES GLASSFORD
lis Chambers street, New York, to JOHN DAVIDSON,
80 Broad street, New York.
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N INTEREST IN A GOOD MANUFACTURING BusI-
n for SALE profits arge capital wanted to increase
the business For particulars apply to sOuTHMAyD Co.,
Rrna1 1yav
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CTATEN ISLAND, NORTH SHORE, NEAR FERRIES
- Wanted the whoe part furnished for three
auta Address, stating price, 10 Chambers street, New York;
M. a
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT THE JEwELRY STORE 523 BROADWAY, TIL
~ highest prices paid for Diamonds Efneralds Kubies
Pearls oras old Gold and Silver Watches, Came.'s Hal
Shaws, Laces, &c
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yXTANTED-ON THE lSr OF APRIL, A FLOOR OF
w three -four nicely furnished Rooms, suitable for
housekeeping. between Fourth and forie,h streets In .
healthy and respectable location, for geniemaa wife and
two children not to exceed &7o per house must
have all modern improvements II suited. Address
4. IS. W., box f67 Post Office.
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DARTNER wANTED-wIrH A CASH CAPITAL o
$4,000 5,0OU, to invest in highly respectable
ufacrng business Of article of extensive sale at lars
profits with prospects of ready contracts Offers from
Specialize parties will be received for three days Address
u, box 2,S.9 Post office.
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A NY PERSON HAVING FROM $2ie TO $1,000 CASH TO
n invest In established fancy eoo~ business an excel
lent chance can get great bargain by cai~g on LEFLER
4 CO., 225 Bowery.
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cox n00 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED PROPERTY
- LC.VOO in New York city not tenement houses.
Address Principal box 5,ci0 Post office.
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DARTNER wANTED-wITH A SHALL CAPITAL TO
J. carry on popular watering place IN North Alabama,
with plantation attached. For particulars inquire OF
RODDEY, BELL 4 CO., 50 Beaver street.
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AT TyMAN's, 6Js BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
n srect--Llhefal advances made Diamonds and
Watches Silver Ware, &C., or win pay the highest market
price for the same.
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coPARTNERSHIPs.

THE FIRM OF sIEBER & FIERZ is THIS DAY Dis
solved by mutual consent.
New YORK. March l, 1869. CHARLES A. FIERZ.
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HOUSE wANTED-FoR SMALL. PRIVATE FAMILY,
located between Twentieth and Thirty sixth streets ani
Fourth and Sixth The advertiser will notice
plies unless the fun particulars given 10 location terms
ard date of possession also permit TO the premises
Address a. s. DoDD. Dodds Express s4f Broadway.
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AT 81 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR wALLACKS
"a thcatrc-I the highest price for Diamonds Watches
and Jewclry; advances the same.
IsAACS Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
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ysTANTED-A SMALL ROOM, PERFECTLY DRY, IN
w rerroof building, for storage Address W. X, box Las
Herald ouicc.
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OF the
Pensacola and Georgia Railroad.

The Pensacola and Georgia Railroad Company having
ed 70 the interest their bonds and the amounts due
snking fund see act approved January o. 1s5 entitled
ae provide for and encourage liberal system OF In
sinai Tern mrements in this State notice hereby given
ha on satura-v March 90 1862 at the Office Of said
pany & e. ~ mas the Trustees Of the Internal Improve
nent una OF ne state II Florida will sell at public outcry,
70 .he highest bidder M the 1 pensGa and Georgia Railroad,
and franchise and all its properly OF evsrytind.
Terms cash.
BY OF the Board OF Trustees of the Internal
ment Fund. FRANK W. WEBSTER,
FEE. 8, 1863 Secretary and Salesman.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

East side.
HAhLEM-VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCES OF
boat. Rents $500 upwards - - - ~ -s~A
RANDELL PoRTER, 1881 Third avenue
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HOTEL MEH.-A RARE CHANCE FOR A LIVE NAN
IL who has had practical experience in keeping good
house; house: lz6 rooms water and in rooms
baths xc Is minutes from CITY Hail. boareis wear round
viii be finished and furnished complete ready 10 open 1s OF
May Address, with and references ard stating what
house connected with, which will be treated In
strict confidence, box 1850 New York Post onlce
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-02
I'ickrick.

How true it Is that history repeats itself
We read few days since how one man in An
drosccggin county had caught nine bears ant
down in Somerset county report comes that I
fruitful couple had some time in their lives hac
nineteen boys and only one girl, nine only o.
whom were now living while in our latest eau
Gus in this city only nine men happened to at
tend the meeting to choose delegates. These in
cidents, however, are hardly worth reporting in
the face and eyes of that other Nine whose jO-
cund faces and eyes (''nOt one missing nor u
single star Obscured'') we gazcd upon at Ban
gOr last week.
But the grand climateric was reserved for
General Shepley. Soon after little Roberts Of
Stockton had been choked of, the gallant and
valorous representative Of the common multiple
spraug upon his scat, and in the pursuasiOn elo-
auence natured to his every endeayor, he assert
ell that the people hal called, or bugle-called,
the gallant hero Of ROundtOp to whom the con-
fclcracy had SURRENDERED, and in the name Of
that call he ycnturel to make motion. AT
that moment We were unable whether TO class
the General in the list of the major or the minor
prophets for prophet (werc he even POe's
prophet Of eyiD he certainly must have been to
have seen that he spoke for the people of this
State when others thought he spoke only for his
eight compatriots anil himself Being yet unable
TO decide we are reminded Of a story; An indi-
vidual, a little sprung, mounted ON the top OF one
Of the Broadway stages the Otherda but not be-
ing able to maintain his position, fell upon the
pavement. lie opened upon Jehu for upsettins
the coach AMI endanSering the lives of the pas
seugcrs. II was with some difficulty he could
be persuaded that no Overturn had occurred.
When he found that il was himself, and not the
stage, that hal sustained the fall, he observed
IF had known there was no accident, would
not have got or!
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State Temperance Convention.
his Convention met in Portland on Tuesday,

This Convention met in Portland on Tuesday
Two hundred delegates were present.
Hon. Henry Tallman, Of Bath, presided. lie
with most Of the other speakers Of the morning
session, strongly urged an independent temper
ance nomination for all officers from Governor
to town representative.
At the afternoon session, in view Of the or
ganization of the temperance party being CON-
pleted, seven delegates were appointed to Tho
National Temperance Convention, which meets
in Chicago Sept. LIST. They are as follows
Arthur Deering Of Richmond, Joshua Nye Of
wateryille. II. X. Morrill, Of Gardner, ID. W.
Roberts Of Stockton, DR.. Morton Of Kennebunk,
John s. Kimball Of Bangor, and J. W. Munger,
OfPortland.
On the question Of the appointment ola State
Committee being raised, Frederick N. Dow, son
Of Gen. Neal Dow, resigned his position Of thai
Committee, considering the action Of the Con-
yention as detrimental to the cause Of temper.
ance.
Major shOrey, of the Bath Times, also resign
cd, expressing similar sentiments.
d. q. Jordan and DIR. Morton, also resigned,
that the Convention might be free in choosing
new committee.
Rev. W. p. Merrill offered the prohibition res
olution Of the Bangor Republican platform,
which was almost unanimously laid on the
table.
The committee on nomination presented the
name Of N. G.. Hichborn, of Stockton, rs the
candidate of the party for Governor. which was
enthusiastically accepted.
The platform recognizes the necessity Of sus-
tanning the public credit and paying the public
debt, the propricty Of State legislation to devel-
opc the resources Of the State and believing that
Temperance will best promote these ends, favOrs
total prohibition of the liquor traffic except as
recognized by the laws, and State Police to ex-
eeute Il.
The final resolution pledges support to Hon.
n. @. HchbOrn, the pominee.
II was voted that the State Committee call
County Conventions to nominate County officers
and the Convention adjourned.
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SuEnNAS's Account OF TIE MARCH TO TIL
SEA.-In his address at West Point the other
day, Gen. Sherman thus alluded to his famous
"march to the sea -
have oftentimes been asked by friends fa-
miliar with Xenophen, Hume and Jomini, in
which of these books had learned the secret OF
leading armies on long and difficult marches,
and they seemed surprised when answered that
was not aware that had been influenced by
any Of them. told them what now tell you
in all simplicity and truth, that when was a
young lieutenant Of artillery, had often hunted
deer in the swamps of the Edisto, the Cooper,
and the Santec, and had seen with my own eyes
that they could be passed with wagons: that in
the spring of 1874 had ridden ON horseback
from Marietta, Ca, to the Valley of the Tennes-
see, an back TO Augusta, passing in my course
ever the very fields Of Altoona, Of Kenesaw and
Atlanta, where afterward il fell to my share to
command armies and to utilize the knowledge
thus casually gained. Again in 1919 and 1850
| was in California, and saw arrive across that
wild belt Of 1000 miles Of uninhabitablc country
the caravans Of emigrants, composed Of men,
women aud children, who reached their destina-
ton in health and strength and when we used
to start on a journey Of 1000 miles, with single
blanket M covering and coil OF dried meat and
a sack of parched corn meal as food, with this
knowleNlgc fairly acquired, in actual experience,
was there any need Cor me to look back to Alex
ander the Great. to Marlborough, for cxamoles!
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close Of the Peace Jaoiiee.

On Tuesday benefit concert was given in the
Coliseum to Mr.. Gilmore, which, net,ci the
handsome sum Of se5,OOo. which. with the
sane amount presented to him by the board Of
directors, makes the snug little sum Of ESQ., 900,
but which Is no more Of u testimonial than his
merits deserve. The receipts during the week
Of Jubilee amounted to $4,000 and the ex-
pcnsss to ssi2, 200. As the building cost only
$4,000, Il is difficult to see where the SIT,
900 went 10. on the superstition, as was given
out. that all the receipts above expenses, should
be given to certain specified charitable objects
growing out Of the war. II is all right, Of
course, and As il Is no business Of ours or OF any
body els, we have no curiosity about what made
upthe the large expense. We cory telegraph
&c rcport; "Itwas agreed by the Board Of Man
ageren, a, the outset Of the enterprise that IL Il
should prove success Mr.. Gilmore should re.
eeive $4,000, and the btl,nce Of the profits
should be distributed among the disabled SOL
diers, and widows ard children Of deceased SOL
diers, Of the towns and villages Of New. England
in the proportion Of their subscriptions TO the
Jubilee. 1t was found that IL Mr.. Gilmorc.s
$4,000 were to be paid out Of the sllo 600
profits Of jubilee week. the money ief, to be dr.
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and II Is source Of qualification to patriotic Cit
.rns that an army Of more than million OF
soldiers have returned 10 their industrial pur-
suits without disturbance, andare now mingiing
with their fellow citizens In the ordinary associ-
atoms OF life, without Distinguishing marks save
the glory Of their wounds.
q Rs,olred, That we have entire confluence
In the National administration. IL Is entitiet 70
the confidence Of the country. It's PATRIOTISM
and integrity and pure motives commend II 10
all god men. Its wise craftsmanship mas H.
ready been shown and its ability will continue
% he illustrated. and we rejoice that there has
been placed at its head, and by 80 general a
suffrage, the Great Chieftain upon whom CRATE
full Republic has thus FASTENED to confer It's
highest honors, and to whom by general acclaim
II comedies its greatest indebtedness.
Maine has greatnatural resources, and climate
giving yigor 10 herpeUple. Herself Is the best anu
her forests the largest In N. England. Her i,oh-
tier upon the ocean invites 10 commerce, anu nv
State has greater advantages for shiPcuiN,ns - -
equal facilities for successfully competing ior -,
carrying trade Of the country. Her srnpIe W.
power waits only 10 be used to supply 'ne VIZ ~.
with fabrics and manufactures anu "heu noa
r,iIroa5. an, completed that are nov IN piosress
she will have new vantage grvunu ~ .l'o
Tor growth and prosperity by her nearer pro1-
;sa,,s 10 commercial centres and her easier access
=, 49,, ar markets of the East and West.
RssoIred, Therefore, that the policy OF
the State Government should be marked and
distinct in favor Of the development Of her mate
rial interests; and, -,
8. Resolved, Further, that the Republican
Marty of Maine has no more pressing mission IN
trusted 10 It's care. as the dominant power OF the
State than TO make the most il canof these great
resources FOR the aggrsndirement OF its citizens
and the enhancement of their welfare.
G. Rssolrsd, That in Legislative appropria-
tons, an enlightened forecast will bear in mind
always our present indebtedness. and that in
municipal expenditures and official disburse-
ments the strictest personal accountability
should be enacted.
Z. Resolved, That we emphatieally renew
our adhesion to the principles Of prohibition and
a vigorous enforcement Of laws TO that end.
g. Resolved, That Joshua L. Chamberlain,
the nominee of this Convention for Governor OF
Maine, Is one Of our most eminent citizens, dis
tinguished for his scholarship, his patriotism,
and his undying military record.
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TIE LATE EXTRAORDINARY ARREST IN CAM
ApA.-Thc Quebec Chronicle gives the following
few additional particulars Of an affair Of which
VIC have been previously briefly advised by tel
egraph - .--a
"Wc learn that an arrest Of rather singular
character was effected the other day at the Par
ish Of st. Henri, in the District OF Quebec. Two
gentlemen, recently arrived In this country
from France, were arrested q. the instance Of the
Vicairc Of the Parish, charged with selling the
reverend GENTLEMAN copy Of the New Tcsta-
mcnt, which, It said one Of them sold to him at
his own request. Il appears ultimately no fne
was imposed, but that the gentleman guilty Of
selling copy Of the Gospel was condemned TO
pay about six dollars In costs. II is also pos
itiycly stated that one Of the gentlemen, who are
both colporteurs Of the French Canadian Mis-
sionary Society. was arrcsted without q warrant.
As we understand that legal proceedings are to
be taken against all concerned in this extraori-
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tn. Nee ocss. Cable.

n,.,.,.hcs announce that the Great Eastern Is
now an her ray with the cable, and probably ut
mi. time OF writing about 1900 miles have been
run. The charter for this new Company was
granted in June 1867. Nothing resulted from
this concession and another was granted in July
1868. II conveyed the exclusive right to run a
cable from Brest, France, to the coast Of the
United States, and to work II for twenty years,
from September I, 1869, under the following
conditions: No soil foreign 10 France and the
limited States TO be touched by the cable In Its
transit the price Of q dispatch Of twenty words
not to exceed so.
Tn. c,pitsl was fixed at s6.Ooo,oO0. AMER
. long and careful survey OF routes. that from
Re-, under the Atlantic to the southern edge OF
the "Grand Bank - thence to the French
island Of 81. Pierre, of the south coast OF New
touudland, and thence down past Cape Breton
island and Nova Scotia 10 DuIbury, Mass. The
line win be 3iO7 miles in length from point Of
departure to that Of arrival. without allowing
for the uneven surface Of the oceans bed-l2Vo
miles longer than the present cable.
The cable constructed for the French company
is considered decidedly superior to the one which
is now working across the Atlantic, in that 1t
has greater eondueiiriiy. The central copper
coil, which is the spinal eOri-the nerve along
which the electric auid is TO runs larger. II
is four instead Of three sizes in circumference |;
that Is, il weighs four hundred instead Of three
hundred pounds to the mile. To secure insula-
ton, the wires are imbeddcd in Chatterton's
compound. a preparation imperviOus to water.
and then covered with four successive layers Of
gutta percha. Outside Of these, cncasing the
whole, is spiral net Of steel wires, each wire
surrounded separately with FIVE strands Of Rus
sian or Manila hemp, saturated with preserv-
alive compound. The entire cable, while II has
the strength Of an iron chain. has at the same
time sufficient elacticity to yield like a rope to
the variations Of the ocean bel and the motion Of
the waves and currents.