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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04
BATON ROUGE.

A9GS~ b New Orleans. Coast and
yaL4=A5S3lN Baton Rouge seni-weekly passen-
Sf=HGgEEnniiH8 ger packet
L
ST. JOHN.
W.R. GRKArHouss IA Coxsrocx
Master, Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
and SATURDAY at $ P. M; leaves Baton Rouge
THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS coming
down the coast below Donaldsouyile in daylioht
Fridays aud Mondays.
Z. o. MELANCON, Agent
mus 30 Old Levee street.
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COPENHAGEN.
Polar Expedition s

Polar Expedition Ship Crushed in the Ice.
COPENHAGEN, September 3.-The ship
Hazza, OF the Polar Expedition, was
crushed in the ice on the tenth OF October
last. The crew was saved.
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STRASBUEG.

Strasburg Opened Violent Fire and Made
n Sortie-.-Capture by the Prussians.
MENDELsTEIN, September 2, II A. M
The garrison of Strasburg opened a violent
fire this morning and made sortie, but
were repulsed.
September 3.-The Prussians captured an
officer and four chasseurs at the sally from
Strasburg. The second parallel is nearly
finished
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04
EIARKET~s.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. September 3, Evening
ton advanced l,c Sales, 1000 bales Mid
dhug upiands 2Dlsc. Flour dull; supertine
dull at . a Sc lower; winter red and amber
Western 81 80 -. Corn dull at SO q S5c.
Pork nominal Beef steady. Lard dull;
kettle II Il ii L. Groceries quiet. Naval
stores firm. Frcights tiimer.
CNCISNATI September3.-FiOur dull and
unchanged Wheat dull at 81 iaal Is.
Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats p 4 4ic.
Rye 7Sa 30c. Cotton active and higher;
middIing 1atc. Tobacco unchanged.
Whisky 50 n 90c. Pork 81 %. Lard l5asc.
Bacon: shoulders 1il.c; clear lib sides
l6ilc: clear sides &c. Bulk meats: shout
ders l2L.c; light sides IA &C Butter % a 32c.
ST. HoUIs, September Flour unsettled j;
super.ine. 81 25 Wheat dull, heavy and
irregular; No. 9 red fall 81 i28l 3. Corn
dull: prime yellow. 6Jc. Oats. 90 q 40c.
Rye, scarce, dull and unchanged High
wines, 81 n 92C. Provisions IN moderate de-
mand. Pork. $2S Bacon: Shoulders,
l4lsc clear rib, Fac; Gear sides. lSc.
Lard, l5le 4 lGc.
Foreign Markets.
LfvERpOOI. September ), Eveuin Got
ton closed excited: upianis ALsd. Orleans
a&.d. Sales 5000 bales, of which 5000 were
for export ana speculation.
LONDON, September 22.-Cont;nental Sc
curItiee. except French. tend strongly up
ward. At Liverpool everything is unset
tied but generally tending up. Consols
o2B. Bonds 1914. Sugar firm, both on the
spot and aiioat. IallOw AS cd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04
BUSINESS CHANGES,


THE DEATH OF MIR. q. w. HUNT.
II INGTON, the firm of PAYNE HUNTINGTON g.
co. is dissolved, taking effect from and after the
thirtyirs utino ~An their business will b., a.
tended TO and hquidated by their successors
PAYNE, CAMERON & CO
The undersigned surviving members Of the late
firm of PAYNE, HUNTINGTON * CO. will con
tinue the Cotton FactOrase and Commission Bus
ness at the old office, Nos Ga and 66 Baronne stree
under the name and style of PAYNE CAMERON
& co J. u. PAYNE,
WILLIAM II. CAMERON
HENRY NJ. PAYNE
NeTs Orleans. September |. 1870. se3 ir,
10y MUTUAL. CONSENT MR. JOSRPE win
- Oh Ne" iorh, fetres nom our hrm. The
oGsIiless y III D. conthued oy remaining partners
&c PALMER & co
No" oteans' september l; 1910. sci ies
NOTlCE.-NEW ORLEANS SFpTrMpv2
~ l810.-An persons indebted 10 ma ir o,.sr o.
count are requested to call and settle tbesr indaht
he ".tnin tiie next thirty days and al pc rsons
t' - "a "oco1ilts against Us will please present
soI -. iooAhi blH4Ef & Co, IN liquidation,
- lob GrGvier street
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BASE BALI.

The Osy'npirs md Forest City al Cleveland
The Forest City VicsOrsOus->core 2j
20 e:S.
CLEvELAN.. September 3.-Thc game Of
base ball to-day between the Dlympics of
Washington and the Forest City club OF
this city resulted in favor Of tho latter.
The scoCe stood; Oiympics -: Forest
(ity 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04
WE find thi: IN on exchange

General Changarnier, whose name haa re-
Gently come before the public again, once
found himself surrounded in Algeria by a
BODY Of Arab horsemen. His command
numbered 20 men. the remnants OF u fine
regiment OF the line. The enemy had
already charged them, and had sabeTcd
many. when Changarnier formed a square
The Mohammeian cavalry, excited by the
slaughter Of the Christians, and holding in
disdain $50 fsmal a body, swooped down
on them, looking for an easy conquest.
Chaugalncr waited until they had ap-
preached within twenty-five yards of the
lace Of the square, and then ealing to his
men said, You see those fellows there :;
they are six thousand We are two hundred
and fifty. SO the sides are about equal.
yive le roll fire." The men tired steadily;
the fronte OF the faces of the squarn were
,tregcd tliciily with men and horses dying
and dead Tho battalion collected its
wounded, and having given So severe I. les
son 10 the enemy. pursucd it. rctrca: I'M
!nuiy9tt,..
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Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday. September 4, 1879.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
staannship St Mary Lewis from Indianola via Gal
weston to A Whitney &cO-lst district 10
Brig Hope, Prats, eight days from Havana, 10 RUG
BrO6-ath district
srEAMBOArs.
Wild Wagner Goddin. from Natcaez.
St John. Greathouse Baton Rouge
Hunter Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast.
Laura Hopkins, from Mobile.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship st Louis, Whitehead. for New York
Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson, for Ne" York
Steamship Austin Brown, for Galveston
Steamship Lizzie, FelSher, for Pensacola
British bark Countess of Fife, Kerr, for Liverpool
Schooner Tampa Jewett for New York
Schooner King Capella for Pensacola and NIL
Steamer Commonwealth, Sedan, for St Louis
BELOW AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship Lavacs Sehellinser, from Havana via
florida Ports. to ? " Perkins Zoo
IMPORTS.
HAvANA-Brig Hope-93o bxs sugar $lo-s2o gold
0 2h ays xsst I'll and r sHaFss
Lavaca-from Havana 1000 bxs sugar 81. 900 cigars
bags pepper-from Key West and Florida ports II
INDIANOLA VIA GALvEsTON-steamship st
Mary bale cotton l07 bbls tallow 10 bales hides
and sundres
MOBILR-Steamer Laura-5 bales cotton bag of
wool 10 ties hams bbls turpentine % bdis paper -
pkgs tobacco
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-StAamshp st Louis-6I bbls fonr
1868 bales cotton l0z SKIS cotton seed 200 bbs Oil 334
pkgs sundries
ERW Notwithstanding Gen Meade-26O bbls oil
1923 bales cotton go bds hides 285 hides 26 bbls beef
40 ties taow &c bales paper stock hhds tobacco 70
bbls peCanS
GALvESTON-Steamship Austin-405 bbls -four 20
bbs potatoes Is bbIs meal 40 bbls $50 SKIS corn
20 bids sugar IS bags coffee 100 SKIS oats so bales OF
hay 300 pkgs mdse
bbs pork Is bbs moasses Is bbls potatoes 10 cks Of
bacon 200 AXIS corn ~ bags coffee
INTERCOLLEGIATE Countess of Fife-9l6 bales of
cotton 1923 SKIS oilcake 100 bbls oil
ST LOCIS-Steamer COmmonwealth-lt3b os soda
1906 bars railroad iron "a pkgs mdse
GEW YORK-ScIoorer Zampa-l5 logs mahOg-
aav 20 tons logwood
PEESACOLA-Sclooner G King-23 bbs flour 20
bbs pork } bbls potatoes 352 SKIS corn b SKIS oats
tcs hams cks bacon hi bbls whisky kegs lard
bbls sugar bXs candles bbis molaSses ties lard
frkins butter 10 bxs soap ll3 plg5 mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
EATCHEz-s.eamer Wild Wagoner-l2fbaes cot
ton 30 sks cotton seed and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st johns bales cotton
bales ndse II SKIS rice Is bbs rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-29 bbls rice
and sundres
BY THE RAILROADS..
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD-Septanlber 3-l0 ba. cotton Is bdls hides
10 hides I'D SKIS onions bbs SO f bales 43
bales moss aud sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04

Governor Warnoth has appointed E. H.
Cl,,be. .hic. constable. Eas. Feiiciana
Dar.ah
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04

The news o' the surrender Of mo En-
percr Napoleon ard McMahon's army, was
published by the Polly Neu. in London
and the REPUBLICAN in New Orleans, at
precisely the same hour. ha,fpAs. ten
o'clock yesterday morning
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04
Laflitte. Dna,ho & Co., VS.. louis Dufi,ho.

rVAf "a 'i5tItIt SOuit ioI Tue parish OF Orleans,
DY VIRTUE 0F A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
Id to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court tor the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, Will proceed to sell at public
auction, 1T the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, ROvai street, between Canal and Custom
hou, streets in the Second District of this city on
MONDAY, September 5, 1870, at twelve ocloCk N
the following described property to-vit-
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate living
anu inS IN tle second sfr1ct OF this city, III the
square bounded by Canal, Customhouse Galvez and
Miro stre"tsI Cesignated bv numbers fourteen fif-
teen, sixteen seventeen and eighteen, and neasur-
ing each twenty -elght feet ten inches in front on
SAID Canal street, by one hundred and tourtet feet
IN depth, between parallel lines.
Together with al the Improvements thereunto
belonging, or III any wise appertaininc
beiiis the same property acquired by the defend
AM ny puTCoioo he made from +. +. Norton,
the United States District Court and for the Dis
trlct OF Louisiana 40 appears by act OF deposit
passed before Joseph Cuvler notary public IL this
city, on the fourth DAY OF MAY 1870.
seized II the above suit.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
aut % SD Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
ID. NJ. Hoilingsw0rfi vs.. Emile +. wal.
Mche-Seyt nth District Court tor the parish OF
Orieans-SO. 3203
pY VIRTUE or AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
I'D order OF sale reAG. rcd July 3, 1870. 90 me
directed by the Honorable the Seventh District
Court .or the parish Of Orleans the above entitled
cause, Will proceed 20 OH at public auction on
the premises hereinafter designated on MONDAY
September s 1870 at sir-pt4st four O'Clock P. M
THE CONTENTS OF TIE ARIEL FACTORY sit.
usted at the corner OF st Joseph and Commerce
streets in the First District OF this city as per in.
Sequestered in the above suit.
TR6Xas Z. MAXWELL,
"aS4 - eel Sheriff OF :ae parish of Or,ea1s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04

THE CROMWELL LINZ.
For New York Direct.
This Lins is composed of the Steamships
GEORGE WASHINGTON, CORfES,
GEORGE CROMWELL. MARlPoSA,
ST. LOUIS.
e The Steamship
MARfPOSA,
g. KIMBALL, Commando,
SATURDAY, September TO- at P. H.
VIII Leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street. as
above.
Passage. p"V.
Freight for liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
BY this Line, and through bills of lding given for
the same For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOCLTOE,
aus8 No. al Carcndelet street.
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FOUNDRIES,

GEORGE CRONAN,
tSuccesso- to Bennett & Lurges)
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
Corner Magnolia and Brat0 streets
Near Jackson Railroad Depot,
New Oreans Louisiana
"aohrHiIhIhS ana Housework in general, Vaults
80 rIoi's' e'e'' maze 10 order at the shortest
notice.
Office at the Foundry. a,,,,
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COMMERCIAL,
SATURDAY EyKyrsg SaDtamheT

SATURDAY EvKSrss September 3. 1910.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced SIS
bales, at about previous rates before the
news, and an irregular advance of L a Sc.
and l2c subsequently. We now quote low
ordinary at l0d lie; ordinary at II a
l3Ac; good ordinary at 1919 q l5Ac; low
mddling at ia a l7a sc, middling at u
lSAc, and strict middling at -0lss4c.
The market opened with fair inquiry,
and before the news, about go bales, or
about half of the entire business, changed
hands at firm prices, without any quotable
variation. After the news factors raised
their pretensions 4 a lac. which checked
the movement A limited amount, how
ever. was taken on improvement of /. a Sc.
Before the news low ordinary sold at l0c,
ordinary at l2c, good ordinary at l5c, and
low middling at l7Ac, and subsequently
strict ordinary at l3lec, and good ordinary
at l3lac
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ARRIVED YESTERDA.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,, I
Sunday. September 4. 1879. }
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REInW AT QUARANTINE.
IMPORTS.

S.earsh Lavaca, Schellinger, from Havana via
F.oriia Ports to W Perkins Zoo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship st Louis. Whitehead for New York
Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson, for New York
Steamship Austin Brown, for Galveston
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensacola
British bark Countess Of Fife Kerr for Liverpool
Schooner Tampa Jewett. for New York
Schooner King Capella, for Pensacola and MI
ton, Florida
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04
ST e A II B o AT 8.

S+aanoship St Mary Lewis from Indianola via Gal
weston to C Whitney &co-lst district 10
Brig Hope, Prats, eight days from Havana TO Puis
Rroe-4th district
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04

Wild Wagner. G0ddin. from Natcaez.
St John Greathouse. Baton Rouge.
Hunter, Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast.
Laura, Hopkins, from Mobile.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21

IN ,.,a and the prisoner afcrvard said that he dd not
s.v tIe b was there the spittoon, but Hnpy Pohc"
~ ths sn,ttoon and said "therc is ExJudgc Stuart
~ b.T ~ the prisoner, maintained thst the eNluence
1as Wholly Insufficient to Insure c0nvictoh nsSisnt
h}tnrney Puriy then summed up for the GOV
crnuent, and the Jury returhen u 'er"o' vi ~"''' ~
tence deferred. - : ,.o..,, ho,oro cou,
Michael o Brien Of Peck slip was brought before oon
missioner Shields charged with attempting 10 pass tWo
connte rdct Is bills on william Walker OF the snip Of
veil m appears that the prisoner bought some nirH
of walker and gave in payment lot OF advertising
bills representing national currency among whcn Wee
these two counterfeit y bills AZ walker couid hol
clearly identity o Brion, he was discharged.
Before Judge Benedict.-1he Rgdn CaseNln
the case Of Col Ryan, charged with violating the No
traty laws which called for trial yesterday, r
been engaged the Superior Court for some days past
and that he not ready to try the case and asked of
a post pOncment. At. 4, u.
Assistant District Attorney PIrdy stated that ne was
I'm no hurry 20 try the rs there was such nnr
OF prisoners in the Jail that were waiting 10 pe Ifed ne
wold like TO have the ease reserved gehersiy as ,ney
might not try the case at ALL ne DeicSeu therc "co
Mr. Courtney said there some legal difficulties In
the case which perhaps would interfere with s tal anu
il might not be proper go with the case and thereby
neediessly occupy the time OF the Court ana Jury.
In re- idolph Kerp.-The prisoner Is an acconplcs VI
engrying currency. Keep has not yet Des
Indicted and Mr.. Erhardt yesterday moved that the
prisoner be either indicted or discharged he sau e
prisoner was entitled to an acqutta as tnc eNucno ~ ~
The of Nicholas that the prisoner was ed 10
nrint the bills by the Government Agent heIiln8.
Assistant Dstrict-AttOrney Purdy PROMISED W nave
Keep Indicted on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
TIE IMPERIAL SECRETS.

THE SECRET POLICE OF THE DEFUNCT EMPIRE.
Among the papers found at the Tuileries
says 1Ae London Daily NetrS OF October y is one
which interests Englishmcn. II is report 10 the
EmDeror ON the secret police of the Empire, and
is drawn up with especial reference 10 the efficiency
ot ~ COlletMegret, Director General OF the Secret
Police. The reporter. whose is not given,
sals that the business Of the department is very
badly performed. The Direceur General de Ia Surete
Puhque ought 10 be and 10 act everywhere, but il IL
not IL has no agents Of It's either in London Jer
>y or Brussels, whore there refugees and exiles
hostile 10 the Empire. At London merely maintains
two agents vel known TO the refugees one Of whom
belongs TO the Metropolitan Police, and the other T. in
busineso-Eue Sc borne a entretenir a LOndres deux
agents tres conuns des REFUGEES don't l'un apparent
a FOL &c Metropolitane 81 lautrc au commerce. Les
rappOffs qdele en reeOit sOu stfree" The re-
port goes on 70 say that NJ. Colet Megrt not knowing
his own abilities, 70 protect himself sought for weak
points IN the private life Of his uperors and rivals Inv
making OF his position tO open letters n was i'm tbs
manner that the correspondence OF NJ Fonld and M
HyrvoX with their misresses that OF NJ dc la GnTron
mere MmC. Ia COmtesse de MontebeO the (otntes
DE Casig giOne and ~ many other personagps were Oh
tanned NJ COilct Mcgret Is further said 10 have ot az
fhc prss, both French and English" ana sunplIed IL
fer A number of financial relations which he formed
with bankers spccuatOrs journalists and others turn
iug his official position to his own profit. mentioned
and grraf many names brought forward some az
many influential persons. but II would be tedious TO give
thp rfcations OF the scandal The Of the charges
against VI COlletMcgrc il that nom hrst to last nc
i0b,.d his Office.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.

The idea of an Austro-GermaD alliance is
warmly advocated in interesting letter in the Cologne
Gaefe By Rlineander who, say the Gd-ete has Just
arrived from Vienna where he received in the high
.t Court and Government circles. The correspondent
holds that Germany has not shown sufficient appreciation
the attitude of Austria during the war as compared
with hat Of the other neutral States England nc say s.
rcained with "hoaTtess egOtism" from stopping lhe
war when could have prevented IL; ana ii Germany
had beaten, England would have become lhe ast
and most helpless prey OF France" Germany mas
nOthing to hope for and little To fear, from such a
State As for Italy, she has shown nothing but hkTat
tude and folly Though only few months ago me lal-
all enthusiasm for Prussia, and seemed Dlltey
hostile 10 France, they have now been arinng against
Germany, and looked with Indifference Frances ag
ressge policy. Russa's interests and symPaties, 100
entirely different from those OF Germany ana must
prevent any close alliance between them. With Austria
proceeds the correspondent IL Il otherwise IL Is true
that when the present broke out the Czechs Poles
and Ruhenans OF the Empire, most OF the Magyas ana
The military party among the Germans, were decldcdy
favor Of France but this ia TO be accounted Tor by
the still unfOrgOtten disaster OF SadOWa ana by the con
Met between the SlayOnans and the Germans IN Austria
and also by the fanatlgis Of the Austrian Catholics
who looked upon Frand as the champion 0I the true
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
DIsPosISG OF THE CouNTERFEITERs.

In the United States Circuit Court yeStcr-
day before Judge Benedict, James Fitzpatrick
lagncd for passing two $40 counterfeit bills the Shoe
aud Leather Bank. on Mr. j. H. Crockett Of No. Ji5
Grandst., with intent tO defraud. The prosecutor
stated that he was n restaurant keeper and even
ing IN September last the prisoner In aud asked
him to change $50 bill IN the gasght he did not Dis
cern the hill bad but before giving the prisoner fhe
change he took good look at him at the bank next
day hr was informed the bill counterfeit he kept
the bill. On the 9th Of the month the prisoner
again called and asked him Ia change go bill he
Knew u was the man, he asked the prisoner To
allow nm To look at the BILL and he handed the bill
To witness, he caught hold of him aud said, want
you, you passed counterfeit bill before" hc had
the prisoner arrested AT the Station House the prisoner
gave MS name as james Burns, but aftorwad said IL
wa. James Burns Fitzpatrick The prisoner began To
thc" something Ia his mouth aud he asked what no
nad done with the bill he spat In the spoOn and said
Nvfe II " the sp.to2l Was searched, but c0u.l not
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21


THIS CITY AND WESTCHESTER COUNTY
Commissioner William Wood presented the
following financial report To the Department OF Docks
yesterday, and it adopted:
Aug hands Of sl2 30 81 amounts received
September for rents O wharf property 5 30; Interests on deposit
total S20 S5 81; amonn ~ bills pa 10
buiders hbOrers silare, &C.
i7Es so paid Jehn Bradley Chamberlain for the Comm
total paid tj5o32 lJ balance sept ~
1870 received BY the Department At IL orysnalh
for outstanding claims +ll2GIT claims acruing since tS5 ~
Dat OF the total -b5I "a had been hanll
Chamberan for the Sinking FUND.- h1ane o foEs ~
was in spu and IN process by the Sinking Fund
pptitnn was presented asking that Pier No As, f. R
be extended feet into the stream. Supt Westeryet
was ordered to examine and report.
communication from the Police Department statlng
that No in unsafe condition was referred
to the Executive Committee.
on motion OF Commissioner Wood, Gen. Even and
Capt George Briggs invited 10 attend the next
meeting and give their views 70 an Improvement IN
the dock system.
Gen yiee with committee OF citizens interested In
ouck transit between the city and Wcstchester county
was presented Gen. Velc said that any plan Tor quick
transit unless II Is carried along the bukhead line OF the
dock. must he subject great opposition, inasmuch as
il would interfere with private interests lie thought
tba, tho wses plan would be that which included SIX
railroad tracks two for goods trains two for passenges
and two for quick transit. With regard TO an under
crouud railroad he thought that II was perfectly pract-
cable hut the work would he colossal for TO insure pr
feet safety il should he constructed at deph wnere tue
rock il flied to "a greater less extent with water
Mr. Ieter Cooper, Mr.. Morris and others also spoke
upon the subject but action was taken Dy tne pepar