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The New York herald., 1871-02-21
The Proposed Sale Of the Markets


/ The market sales have been creating
large amount of excitement among the
butchers the Long Island and Jersey market
men, and others whose various interests are
centred in the public markets, including
Keepers of book stalls, venders of crullers and
coffee, peanuts and other condiments. If the
market property is sold there must be gen.
eral exodus of all this class of merchants.
They will have to find local habitations else
hvhere. Hence they are strongly on the defen-
five. The butchers of Washington Market,
however have taken the bull by the horns, and
fhey mean to bring him into court confront
him with judges and juries, and make him
below in his own defence. In short, the
Washington Market people assert that they
have discovered legal flaw in the title of the
Corporation. They mean to prove, through
the acumen Of some astute lawyer, that the
property occupied as a market was given by
The Trinity church corporation to the city for
the purposes of public market and nothing
else, and, therefore, that it cannot be disposed
pf for any other purpose. If the Washington
Market butchers have money enough to spend
ppon protracted litigation they may succeed
in preserving the miserable concern In which
they do business for little while longer; but
I'VE hardly think that the sympathies Of the
public will be in favor of continuing the exis.
Renee Of the filthy and disgraceful nuisance
which we are now compelled to recognize al
the leading public market OF New York. The
contemplated sale of market property, although
1T may be piled up with jobs, will at least give
gus chance to obtain few decent markets.
khan which nothing can be more desirable.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
Personal Intelligence.

State Senator s. II. Frost, OF Richmond county, is
eO,ourning al the Metropolitan Hotel.
General S. Z. Marvin is at the Breyoort House on
p brie1 visit.
General N. A. NJ. Dudley, OF the United States
Hrmy is among the arrivals at the Grand Central
Hotel.
| General George ]. Stannard, Of Burlington, is
stopping at the Hoffman House.
State Senator George w. Bull, Of Albany, Is tem-
porarily at the Westminster Hotel.
state Senator George II. Sanford OF Oneida county,
hs ut the Metropolitan Hotel.
I Mr. r. S. Peabody, OF Salem, Mass, Is staying at
hhe Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Commander J. Ii. Strong, OF the United States
Navy Is stationed at the New York Hotel
I General George H. Bier and General ]. L. Cooper,
bf Baltimore. are at the Grand Central HOTEL
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j a M q L q a.
Herald Special Report from
Kingston.
Graphing for the Lost Cable---EGOrts
Unsuccessful as Yet.
BOTANICAL EXPERIMENTS IN jAMh.cA,
! TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK nraALp.

JAMAICA, Feb. 20, 1871.
Sir Charles Bright arrived here yesterday I'm
a vessel DIV from the cable expeditions
which is working twenty-five miles east Of
Port Morant, aud when he left the steamer
Dacia was still gsappling f,r the lost cable He
reports the weather for the last two weeks ui1-
favorable, which compelled ,Ahe expedition to
grapple at night, when the W ind went down.
The bottom was found to b.e rocky, conse-
quently the Dacia was unable tot use steam in
her graphing operations. Sir q harles Bright
will return to the expedition In a few days,
and he will not suspend grapplii ig until the
Porto Rico cable is recovered. VIII en- that 10
accomplished he will Immediately afterwards
proceed to grapple for the lost Aspinwall
cable, as most experienced pilots say that
March weather is the best for grapplin opera
tions. All connected with the expedit ion are
well.
Mr.. Munro, Of Pennsylvania, has rived
on a botanical survey Of the West India fruits.
He has been well received by the Gov ernor
and the government botanists. The 70 'rmer
takes deep interest in the propagation Of East
India varieties. Mr.. Munro tells him that, ia
maica supplies the finest collection and varle'
ties Of tropical fruits and plants between
Brazil and Mexico. Mr.. Munro is chiefly en-.
gagged In grating choice varieties of mango.
an operation that has hitherto proved failure
in Jamaica and only successful In Bengal.
To accomplish this the Governor sent to Cal
cutta for coolie gardeners, but failed to secure
them. Mr. Munro has seemingly been sue.
cessful, and the government botanists are de.
lighted
General Munroe, from Barbados, has
arrived, and is now inspecting the Notifications
and military settlement preparatory to erect.
Ing better defences for the island, by ordocsoi
the British government.
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BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
No Proposals for the Purchase Of tho Territory
Premier Gladstons's Policy.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1871.
The question OF the probable range Of the diploma.
cy which may be pursued by the Joint High Com
mission in Washington has become associated in the
public mind with that Of the future rule OF the British
North American territory.
have to inform the HERALD by cable telegram
that In the House of Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone,
In reply to an inquiry, denied that her Majesty's
government had received any proposals Tor the pur-
chase of the British dominlons In North America.
MIR. Gladstone took occasion also to "deprecate
the introduction OF questions Of this character pend
Ing the sitings OF the Joint High Commission In
Washington
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THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.
gates-The Black Sea Open to War ves-
sells Russia and Turkey Still Differ.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Feb. 20, 1871.
We begin to receive reports OF the progress which
Is being made by the members OF the European Con-
gress, assembled at our door IN Downing street, In
this city, from Prussia
The London Times special correspondent In
Berlin says the London conference has agreed to
open the Black Sea TO foreign men of war; TO
authorize the Porte to admit the passage through
the Dardanelles Of all armed vessels, Russian ana
Roumanian alone excepted.
Russia Is not opposed to this settlement OF tho
question: but Turkey nesitates to agree TO 1t.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
PARIS TREATED AS A CONQUERED CITY.
The Germans to Enter Paris on
Friday.
PRECAUTIONS FOR THE EMPEROR'S SAFETY
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1871.
From the correspondent Of the NEW YORK
HERALD at Versailles have received the fol-
lowing despatch, dated yesterday at noon.
Your correspondent Says
PARIS TREATED AS A CONQUERED cIrY.
Paris is, in every sense Of the word,
treated as city captured by force of arms.
1t appears that the number of cannon de-
livered to the authorities having fallen short
by four the number officially reported, the
missing ones were demanded. An answer
was returned that there had been mistake
in the count. The Germans refused to accept
this explanation, and four new cannon are
casting at the Caillot foundry to make up the
deficiency.
THE WAR INDEMNITY.
The German financiers summoned to Yer
sailles to give their advice as to the best
means of securing payment Of the war indem-
nifty have reported as their unanimous
opinion that half the total sum can be levied
in bullion, and that payment Of the rest must
be provided for in bills of progressive dates.
TIE TRIUMPHAL ENTRY.
The Germans will make their triumphal
entry into Paris on the Oath inst, certain.
They will take possession of the imperial
route, and every precaution to insure the
safety of the Emperor of Germany will also
be taken. All the houses along the route will
be occupied under the supervision of Chief
Director of Field Police Pury.
PROGRAMME FOR THE EMPEROR.
The Emperor of Germany will lunch at the
Ecole Miitaire, in consequence of the exist
ence of fever at the Tulleries. He will leave
| for Versailles directly after the entry and re-
view of the army. The Emperor has visited
ell the South German sovereigns who have
been here, inviting them to be personally pre-
sent on the occasion Of his triumphal entry
into Berlin.
THE DROWN PRINCE.
The Crown Prince of Germany has left Ver-
sailles for the purpose of inspecting the Sec-
ond army. He will return on the 23d inst.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
Favorable Opinion Of the
French Ministry.
A German Appointed Prefect Of
st. Denis.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

teleuhAM ~ lhE NEW IuKk htHAlu.
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1871.
am enabled to report to the NEW YORK
HERALD that the composition of the new Min
istry under President Theirs produces an ex-
cellent impression.
A GERMAN PREFECT.
A German, named Hoeuse, has been ap-
pointed Prefect of St. Denis, from which place
100000 francs are exacted by the Prussians.
PAYMENT OF WAR CONTRIBUTIONS DEFERRED.
A despatch from Versailles, dated to-day,
states that the payment of ten millions of the
twelve millions Of francs imposed upon the
Department of Disc has been deferred. SINH
lar concessions by the Germans are reported
elsewhere.
SEVERE ON ST. QUENTIN.
It is reported that the Germans have levied
fresh requisition Of two millions Of francs
on the city Of st. Quentin.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The exchange of prisoners will take place
at an early day.
Paris is quiet.
PROVISIONS FOR PARIS.
French ports are filed with provisions
bound for Paris, but which cannot be for
warded for want of transportation.
THE NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED
TO RUSSIA.
A despatch from st. Petersburg dated
to-day says that the French Charge dAfaires
there has notified the imperial Cabinet of the
establishment of the new government in
France.
Russia's recognition is expected to be an
nounced tomorrow.
MORE REQUIsITIoNs.
The Germans continue to impose acquisitions
in the vicinity Of Paris. The Mayor Of Chan
tilly has been seized in default Of the payment
Of $1,000 francs levied on the town.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
The Royal Bridal Annuity Biu-Frs sdom Of Con-
science and Political Reform.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb 20, 1871.
In the House OF Commons this evening the bill
granting an annuity to Princess Louise passed its
final reading.
The University Tests bill was discussed during the
evening.
An amendment practically d,squaluying all except
Church OF England men was defeated
An amendment proposed by Mr.. Fawcett, tending
to the abolition Of clerical fellowshIps was rejected
after keen debate and the bill passed.
A protracted debate then followed on the question
OF Parliamentary election reform.
Mr.. Forster pressed the passage Of a reform
measure, and leave was given for the Introduction
Of q bill having this object In view.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
The English Members All Embarked on the
Ocean Wave for New York
TELEGRAM TO Tas NEW YoaK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. %, 1871.
The assemblage or the JOINT High Commission for
the treatment OF matters OF international difficulty
between England and the United States In Washing
ton may now be regarded as fixed fact.
i am enabled to inform the HERALD by cable teie.
gram to-day that all the British members OF the
Commission are now at sea on their voyage to the
United States.
Sir Stafford II. Northcote sailed from Liyerpo on
Saturday lu the steamship Russia for New York.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

The prisoner will be granted new trial
Meantime the execution OF the sentence Ia
delayed, and the prisoner, instead of doing
the State service at Sing Sing, remains
at the Tombs-an item of expense to the city
and county. The error lies more in granting
new trials to convicted criminals than in the
allegation OF errors presented by them to the
Superior courts for new trials
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
VIEWS OF TIE PAST

FEBRUARY 81.
1s5s-Corinth, Greece, almost destroyed by an earth
quake.
1884 tremendous snow storm In this city; tina
snow fell and drlted In some places 70 tho
height OF nine feet.
1s52-The town Of Downieville, CAL, destroyed by
fire.
1s4s-Tne slkhs totally defeated by the Brish near
GoOjcrat, India.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
CUBA.

Surrender Of Insurgcnt Leadcrs-The Republi.
can Assembly Surprised while In Session
Escape Of the Members.
HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1871.
The insurgents, Colonel Miguel Machado ana
Major DemtrIo Castillo and eleven men, surrendered
at Puerto Principe the 14th Majors Lorinzo, Cas-
tla and Ricardo at Ponce Leon on the l8th and
Captain Gonzalez at Nuevtas.
People come into the cities In such numbers to
surrender that the interior Is depopulated.
The troops surprised the republican Assembly IN
session at Mardal. The members, however, escaped
but the documents were captured.
The Prefect, Adriano Garcia, was killed at Bura-
jagus.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
ITALY AND TUNTS.
The Sultans Supervision Of the Kng-Ottoman
Protest Against Italian Eacroachment
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Feb. 20, 1871.
The difficulty which has arisen between the King
OF Italy and the Bey Of Tuns may eventuate In an
Eastern complication, as have already anticipated
by cable kilograms to the HERALD, before Its 1nal
adjustment.
The London Times correspondent at Constantt-
nope teegraphs that the Porte protests against an
Italian expedition to Tuns, and expresses readiness
to examine the Italian complaints and to enforce
reQreSS.u
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BRITISH ROYALlSM.

Tho Princess Louise's Marriage Day.
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1871.
The marriage Of the Princess Louise with the
Marquis OF Lorne is fixed for Tuesday. the 21st Of
March.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Colorado will leave this port. ON
wednesday for queenstown ana Liverpool.
The malls for Europe Will close at the Post Once q
hafpsot five O'Clock A. NJ
The NEW YORK Decentralization for Europo-.
Will be ready at five O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing. SIX cenes.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERNE, Feb. TO- 1871.
I am enabled to telegraph to the HERALD by cable
the pleasing fact that his Majesty the Emperor Will
liam has informed the Swiss government OF his
assumption Of the imperial title In Germany, and
adds an assurance of the continuance OF his earnest
sympathy with Switzerland"
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
What Turkey Reauires.

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1871.
A telegram from Consantnople to the London
Times says 'the Porte objects the Powers having
more than two ships .of-war In the Danuoe.u
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT,
Postponement Of the Opening Of the Session.
BERLIN. Feb. 90. 1871.

BERLIN, Feb. 90 1871.
have to state by cable telegram that the Prus-
Sian cross Gazette corroborates the rumors that
the opening OF the session Of the German Parliament
will be postponed in consequence OF the prospects Of
peace with France.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Cloverine SuppIants Benzine In all It's Uses,
possessing Of It's offensive properties, but all its usef
ones; prices, zoe. and 25c.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Bachelors Hair Oye.-The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless RELIABLE tnsaua
Factory Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Eureka Mineral Water, Saratoga SprinGs,
superior to all others in Dyspepsia and Diseases OF Liver and
Kidneys. B. LEVY, Agent.
No. Hudson River Railroad Depot VArick street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A.-Neglected Coughs and Colds. urO
of the Importance Of checking Cough "Comnon
Cod in its first STAGE that which In the beginning WOULD
lungs. "BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES" or Cough
Lozenges afford instant relief
Owing the reputation and popularity of the roches
many worthless and cheap limitations offered which
good nothing. BE obtain the "Browns Bror
chia Troches." Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Golden Huir.-Use Barker's Aurora
GOLDEN FLUID for quickly imparng rich, golden, aaxen
shade to hair OF color. WILLIAM JAY BARKER LIZA
Broadway, junction Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A Guaranteed Rupture Cure-Dr. Sher.
MANS APPLIANCE AND CURATIVE COMPOUND.
hurt Send 10 pamphlet Of
cured with pamphlet of Henry Ward Beechers eS
ters. Consultation free. Office 697 Broadway.
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Died.

Died.
DE GRECK.-On Monday, February co. CHARLES
DE GREEK, after long and painful sickness age6
80 years and months,
The funerat service will take place on Wednesday.
afternoon, at three O'Clock at the German CLUB
HOboken, N. j,
tEor other Deaths zee Eighth Pagsl
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HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY z lS7L-rRpLn sHEEr

cession of Alsaoe and portion of Lorraine,
with the fortresses of Thionville, Metz and
Belfort, and the payment Of an indemnity Of
$50, 900, 900 pounds sterling.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Diamonds Bought and Sold.-Georgo C..
ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway, under St. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

An EIe0nut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Annlv-
sis has proved satisfactorily to the world that CHEvA-
LIERS LIFE FOR The HAIR combines the only SUB
stance the vegetable kingdom known gray hair
stop its falling Increase its growth Sold by druggists hair
dressers fancy goods houses.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Mailed Free for Is Cents.-lr. Kahn's Gec-
lures on Nervous Debiy Marriage it obligations and I'm
pedimens and diseases arising from rpsudence with cases
from actual practice. Address Sec etary Dr. kahns Au
scum, 745 Broadway, New ork.
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control the same, and report to the National
Assembly.
PROPOSED SUSPENSION OF THE SITTING.
NJ Theirs proposed that the Assembly sus-
pend Its sittings during the negotiations.
GONE TO VERSAILLES.
MN. Theirs, Favre and Picard have gone to
Versailles to settle the terms with Count Won
Bismarck.
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS.
Herald Special Report from
Versailles.
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PARIS TREATED AS A CONQUERED CITY.
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Proposed Method or Paying the
War Indemnity.
The Germans to Enter Paris on
Friday.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Irish Oat VI cal,
A for Dyspepsia. u. r ALIENS SON., )
IS South street, Sole Agent Drosheda NILS !
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A.-The Popular Rome edy for Colds 10 nCher.
ry Pectoral Troches" Depot IL Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

~ BALL. BLACK CO.,
'fr SIS and 667 Broadway,
invite attention to their large stock OF
WALTHAM WATCHES.
= and the low prices at which they selling them.
These watches greatly excel Others made In this
trv Ia finish, variety and In fine timekeepug quaes
are far cheaper. quality and price fully considered
GOODS SENT BY EXPRESS G. o. D.
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SWITZERLAND.

The Emperor Of Germany to the Democracy Of
the Republic.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

No. 8 of saint Peter Is Opt.-This !. tho
first class Catholic paper long wished for, and y
crowned with extraordinary Success.
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with the fortresses of Thionvilie, Metz and
Belfort, and the payment of an indemnity Of
$50, 600, 900 pounds sterling.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
Herald Special Report from
Bordeaux.
Peace Certain il Favorable Terms
Can be Obtained.
THE PUBL ISHED CONDITIONS DISBELiEvED.
Divisions Among the Mon
archists.
Many 0rleanists Favor a
Republic.
The Establishment OF Republican Gov
ernment Practicable.
SPEECH OF NJ. THEIRS TO THE ASSEMBLY.
n-~~>~O><o~N~>Nr>r>~~~~
No Terms to be Accepted inconsistent
With French Honor.
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TsAipss. EaVrA and Picard Coma
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Tianny & Coz
UnIoc Square
STERLING SILVER FABLE SPOONS, FORKS, Ia.
New patterns Of Our make ut close prices. =
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
Cargocs Of American Cotton Arrived Mt Liver
pool February 30.
Vessel From. Day o. Saiing. Ne. Bal.s
Steamer Alhambra New Orleans. Jan q ssi,ss
Bark Nellie Prince. Savannah. Jan. 10 ssIs
baxk J. s. Harris ... Galveston Dec Id Loo
-, ASA
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

ychifp,an' Jni.bes for The, Threat-They Arc
splendid Sold at HupSVrs ard other leading druggss.
&c. bog
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

Only One Day Before tue Grand HamitMon on
Opera House Drawing al take place. Guaranteed ~ ms
leading bankers and bus OF Ohio oapl,a PzSs
SlloOo and 70 other ash prizes Icke 20 ear a BroS
can obtained a. u Commissioner ONCE lA
way, r. g pEvLIN No All stree anu A. ~ -
railroad ticket onc and hotels 10 the city ans
drawing WI published IN AL tue eso'uS P"Poss os
New York the ID ,orning after the drawing.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A.-Hefrlng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25i Broadway, corner Murray slry st.
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LONDON, Feb. 20, 1871.
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at
Versailles forwards me the following de-
spatch, dated at noon on yesterday. He
says:-
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(Eor other Deaths zee Eighth p,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05
How to Be a Good Speaker

Mr.. Wendell Phillips Is probably the
most eloquent speaker in the United
States. lie is therefore competent to ad-
wise beginners, as to the best means Of
success in oratory. Having been written
~ on the subject ~ young gentleman
Mr.. Phillips replied:
think practice with all kinds of aud
iences Is the best teacher you can have
Think on your subjects carefully, read
an you can relative to them.-fH you,
midland then talk simply and natur
ally. Forget altogether that you are
going to make q speech or that you are
making one. Absorb yourself into the
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carry out purpose, effect an object,
impress OH Id .. recommends plan; then
having forgotten yourself. you will IL
likelicr to do your best for your purpose.
Study the class of book. your mind likes.
When you get outside Of this rule study
those which give you facts OF your sub.
ject, and those which you find most sug
gestive. Remember to talk NJ to your
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BONE FELoN.--Of all painful things,
can there be any 30 excruciating painful
as bone f.lon We know OF none
that hesh l. heir to, and as this malatiy
isquite frequent and the subject Of much
earnest consideration, We give the latest
recipe for Its cure, which 10 given by
that high authority, the London Lancet:
AS soon - the disease Il felt, put dir
sctly over the spot hy blister, about
the sire Of your thumb nail. and let It
rsmain for six honra, thersxpiration
Of which time. directly under the surf
ace Of the blister, may Be seen the Talon,
whieh can instantly b taken out with
the poln. q . needle or lancet"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

It is stated that the salt mines Of Neva-
da throw in the shade al others known
in the United States. One bed il repor-
ted to cover s., s39 acres, yielding 2,Ooo,-
600 bushels annually Of salt, 95 per
cent. fine. No bottom to this salt bed
has been discovered--As deep ~ any
work has gene, the he'd issclid rock falt
and frou, depth ofthirty- Ave feet the
salt water comes SO rapidly As to prevent
work without efficient working arrange
ments. The salt water wells up to the
surface aud -overaows the. large floor
from which the fine White Salts contin-
ually gathered. This floor, several acres
in area, has been 90 wcliieveled that the
water flows evenly over it, this, by cx-
Posurs to the atmosphere. is rapidly ev-
aporated, leaving n stratum o. fine SALT
This yield and production goes, on con-
tiuually, and the more rapilly It - re {
moved the better the quality Of salt.