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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

A ~.pitetul maid-o of al! work. employed By
q Canadian family, recently took % very es
feotiye way of revenging sn insult which
she fancied she had received at the hands
of her mistress. b deliberately accused
the latter before - magistrate of aavingt
destroyed her Bible. A considerable nuns
Der of those persons who ara always an ~
ious to investigate the lives of theis neigho
bOrs. immediately started . subscriptions
and purchased y magniScently bound
Bible, which they presented to the maid, in
addition to q few Othep tokens of their ado
miration for her heroism In making tho
matter public. The Magistrate, notwitho
standing the fact Chat the lady declared tho
testimony to be entirely untrue. sentenced,
her to pay the value of the Bible, the costs,
Of court. and 81 extra, by way of punishs
ment for the ''oEime." .~Subseouently the,
girl herself, in a tit OF remorse. made 90
thdavit in which she confessed that she
never had a Bible. Both magistrate and
~ mpathIzers, We should think, have good
reason to be ashamed of themselves.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
A Reputed specific for the Cure Of r1enfs.
gifts.

A Michigan correspondent of the Free
port, Illinois, Bulletin ~ronounces what ia
known as the cerebrospinal meningitis,
now prevailing 50 extensively and fatally
in many parts of the country, as the same
epidemic which ragged in Michigan about
twenty-five years ago to such an extent
that it actually broke mp the Legislature,
and carried to the grave every one whom 1t
attacked, until the "old-fashioned hemlock
sweatS' we're adopted. after which every
case was saved. He says:
Our people sent about twenty-five niles
and procured hemlock boughs, and thew
sent for it from all parts Of the State. There
was a company called the Hook and Ladder
Company, and for weeks did nothing, nigh,
or day. but 20 from house to house gi.I1r
hemlock sweats, and it.nerer faiird to 50.
every case. Thorough sweating might 90.
but there is NJ mistake about hsmlo,k
swests being n specific.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

Mrs. lngersolI was a milline- in SPARTA.
Wisconsin, a woman of proud demean0F
ano progressing appearance. She was
sonn OF oress aud society, while her hus.
terVleWed an attorney on the divorce oues-
tlon, but was informed that a. her husband
was always kind and punctually surreu'
dered to her all his earnings she could nos
oo'ain q legal separation. Thereuuon shs
.ook out an insurance Of $1,000 on his lifts
ana invested soms of his earnings i. strycb.
nine Returning home from his winter'a
W. ~ot tha 10 tne pinsries, ne died 50 suddenly
had his stomach submitted to chemist A.
the quantity of strychnine detected tbera;n
correspondent pretty nearly with the ninS
grains missing from the discontentnS
"iuo"s val, she IL arraigned 70 ansve foS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

Extraordinary fght thai was near Saorae
mento City, California. ON "a Saturday eveno
ting, and interesting. IN these times. as
showing whst woman can do. A man
named Woods attempted TO remove certain
logs from the premises Of one Pickett, when
the two Misses Pickett babe him he off. He
laughed them to soOrn, but though To
laughed loud ne didn't long. for the Aisses
Pickett hurled at him immense quantities
OF boiling water. He engaged, however.
the pugnaclous pair with great fuarfiall
g~al,antry. but was finally repulrei, severely
wounded. There waa D. subeeuuent combaa
between Mr.. Woods aud the brother of th.
young virgins. This champion received .
mortal wound. but that is hardly worth
mentioning. The ladie. live ali CO yarsc
with honor and Story
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.

This evening w. B. C~avanagh's nam
moth and variety comic speciality company
will give a grand entertainment, commend
ing with the screaming farce of Jones
Baby" with Roland Reed as Mr.. William,
Jones, after which there will be Baby Ben.
son. the infant wonder. only four years old,
IN her artistic songs, dances n character
representations; Jim Morris, the prutean
artist Mile. F~ontainbleau in her thrilling
trapeze act, and Miss Sallie Mason and
Jennie Benson in song and dance. To
morrow evening this same company and a
great programme, concluding with the
laughable absurdity of the Mad Poet, -
with Mr.. w. Il. Cavanagh as ThG-tcr Ross,
the mad poet.
st. Charles Theatre,
This evening is the time Ter the benefit Of
Mr.. p. Gleason, the treasurer of the st.
Charles Theatre, and the farewell appear,
auce of Mr.. Dominick Murray in Arrah.
ma Pogue" and the "Benicia Boy" To
morrow evening Miss Leo Hudson and her
horse Black Bess as AdzeppG.
Varieties Eat
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
vii, appear as Darid GGrrick. Next Satur-
dRy evening, benefit of Mr.. A. o. Bourbon,
gas engineer of the Varieties and a member
at Persey arance Fire Company No. II, who
~as disabled by the accident there on the
swenty fourth instant. Mr.. Lawrence Bar
rett will appear then in Damon and
pJ thias.'
Do rot fail to visit the panorams OF the
Late Franco German war and the Pans Com
,uune. ut the corner Of Basin ana canal
streets, in the beautiful pavilion there
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30


a BLIND SOLDIERS WIyK-a uro.,m
Ton correspondent OF the louisville C<,,,sss
writes "a follows: Il havs gecentIv met a
SVeIy kentucky lady, Mrs. General PauT
nns 10 from Newport. General PAM baI
poth ms eyes shot out il battle. He bears
us an'ctlon with the resignation of a
CCnrlstlan martyr. At che Cooke bali thu
nian was an full uniform. and would
Ptaytuiiy repeat the exclamation, bs bca-S
about the beautiful noyerA HI. I"a a"r
we Il the staff upoa which ne lean. ~.
enc SO ssnderls watches and mid b;s
step' thai she is eyes and eyer,tbino en-
Hlm' In the carriage hs made so,5e gaifanSs
speech to her, and she said, Oh. busbandi
4 naHs changed so that Z don't believe Won
sUulo Know me II yen saw me, it /. 40 Ions
.nc you nave seen me- Such tars devos
ard 30 80 .no 1 s'9ea eyes 81 the soul.
coSaized." s a"s 'r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
The jackson R[ot snys.

We have before us d letter from a fr..rH
fesioihg IN one OF the seaenast counties, IN
which LIE speaks in unmrasured terms OF
praise. not only of the healthfulness of that
section. but OF the extreme proGuciveness
OF the soilo He says ale land was poor at
nrst. but by thorough cultivation and tho
use OF fertilizers. he has brought it up to q
degree of perfection shat enables him TO
realize enormous crops. To use Ais express
sloE. 1.-THE land seems To hold its own bettes
even than the bottom lands OF che Hissis.
sIppi valley" He has found sugar cane tn
grow finely on mis- land, and made mora
than enough sugar and molasses last yeap
to do him. Our friend is disposed to take
very hopeful view of the Ship Island rail-.
road and thinks when it is completed tbs
s~eacoast counties of Mississippi will sooa
become inc garden of the Southwest. W@
hops his expectations may be realized,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

It seems that the Memphis p!cko1ia.,
inventory the effects OF street car ira veIera.
Tee appeal gives extracts from a bet found
IN q ttIet arrested BY H4-gy C.onmer,
) inday: "Old lady With NUT, E bag Il
tipping snuff, two D,ckles. = hair PIN, tim,
Ole, leg OF a doll, lump OF gam, ANA like.
Red headed mechanic. s. and q plug uf 70.
hacco, q knife, and tire jack of clUb4
Young lady With veil, y locket and two !e,.
C,rs, pocketbook with three sLsups and
~sairty-tve cents, TIVE street car tickets"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

here Is 2 town IN the country in Which
me T. lowing letter has NOT been .,ricLod
y, IL i. becauss no Pape, is published
.'".": "De,.rtss louisa: DsliiDr .Iobn
H''c ."'' night. Congestion OF the lnno.
'lur .'"s is hs gain. ! Will join him on h.
.'H"! shore. have ordered the iovsliast
E1'h@ir .nr ne tunerai-made win mol,
n"''' Al. ':.InIned with real point lace
~ ~ so',r.6 by inurance on ths ten car
"'. VIII or pala IN SIXTY days. k1or
II e. q visit. each. Aunt Maria win not m'
: p-ourning because she nae jus, hon,6pt
10; . inter things. Her bonnet is oe atrasn
mere J. . baia in 6jlesd, but nv bea,t
neL.iy broken. seRd me q cut pane nat
sssn Of thai ssssse Of yogs Ysas asyotea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
1etr 0rlralrs Republican.
HFlcIhL JOURNAL Of The UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or NEW ORltANS
Written for the Sunday Republican,
Ash WEDNESDAY.

w
The royal robes ara laid aside.
King Rex no longer reigns;
To mirth and joy now bid adisu-
The church q fast proclaiE1s.
For twelve months let the sceptre ;eat.
The jeweled crown grow dim;
Let purple robes, and ermine rara
Give place to sack cloth grim
with ashes sprinkle nov your heads,
Ash Wedne d comes once more;
You know from whence the name derives:
Twas given In days Of yore,
When men we're martyrs to theI creed.
And penitential tears
Bore witness to the grief they felt
Por sins and doubts and fears.
Thee Leuten fast was not as now.
Amockery and a cheat;
No dainty morsels, tit bits rare.
Replaced forbidden meat.
Three time a week you fact, your say.
With table loaded doTni
Where ish, and g z and oysters, too.
And dainties rich abound,
What care You for yOHr roast or steak,
Which ducks and snipG replace?
The meats you've eaten every day,
You ield them with good grace.
No penitentisl tears are shed,
No sackcloth greets the eye.
Fashion and folly stil holds sway.
Az Lentea days 90 By.
You Toasted to your hearts content.
And now you fast and pray;
Els semeting new, the change you greet.
Welcome TO Ash Wednesday.
Tis not in mockery We sing
The heart lot no man judge;
We speak but of what meets the eye,
Yet one thing VIC would urge.
This form Of fasting may please Him.
Whose all -beholding eye
Beholds the motive TO the deed
'Tis this He judges by.
But while yOu fast by feastins shus,
Remember then the poor,
Who fast for lack of bread and meat
A feast to them insured
Let fasting be with good deeds joined,
hen shall your fast be blessed;
With every prayer give help TO those
BY poverty oppressed.
Such fasting aud such prayers are see1
BY watching angel eyes;
They're treasures laid in store above
A rich and precious prize. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

v;,b rIlcago man was Recently pr. .rnreI
M" .. beautiful cane, BIZ. the donor I3adS
w" ml'taks OF putting an slogan. had
~ ~ mo recipient instead OF or III, enc.
MAJ who received tha walkin- stics
acknowledgements. - "' ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

The Hickman Courier know 81 .e,,o
e. 81 "a fulton county, thirteen years ria,
sno Weighs 3 pounds. She messures four
zee. .sree inches round the shoulders, thee
60 .aroe inches rcund the waist, and four
Saes hfes ashee roNnd We hip,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30

Ths g. err -.s ~.o :uyen.-3 .ao..
se4t-ore.k1g isan -aAm1s.s, Ass -ads
svss so. - sss Of y.E
, 1873-03-06
THE WEATHER.,
War Department Wentl1cr Progn0s-
observation-disclosures from Various

War Department weather Prognos-
Observation-Disclosures from Various
Points.
WAn DEPARTMENT., OFFICE or THE CH1Er
SIGNAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TELEaRAMs AND
REPon7s Fon TIE BENEFIT OF ComatEnoE,
WARRINGTON. D. G.. March 5.-probabilitios~-
For Thursday, In Now England. winds backing
to tho southwest and south, with rising tompora-
aud falling barometer, NTH increasing oloudi-
nes1: For the Routh Atlantic aad Gulf statos,
aouthWeaterly winds and cloudy Weather, With
rain On tho Western Gulf, and possibly on tho
South Atlantic coast. From tho Ohio Valley
nortawatd over tho Lake region, falling barou-
etor, incroasing southeaBterly winds, cloudy,
and threatening weather.
OH1oAoo, March 6.--The Signal Service reporta
milder weather In the Northwest this morning,
but atill cold In tho East and South. At Penn
bina, u degrees above zoro; at st. Paul, IS
above; at Duluth, 10 aboyo; at Esoallaba. 10
above; at San francisco, "a aboyo; at Corinne.
II above; at Cheyenne. 81 above; at Omaha, 25
aboyo; at Davenport, 20 above at Chicago, 10
above; at Alpona, zero; at Grand HaYon, 4
above; at Detroit, IL above; at Cleveland, bo-
low; At Buffalo, 0 above; at Toronto, below; at
Albany, 10 above; At Quebec, 10 above; at Bur
lingtoH Vt., 8 bolow; at Boston, 1G aboyo ut
Now YORK, a abovo; a. Washington, II above
at Fortroaa Monroe, "a above; at Charleston, s,
o., 70 above; ut Jacksonville, Fla., 81 aboyyo
at Key Wcat, TO above; at Mobile 35 above at
New Orleans, a above; ut Memphis 20 above
at Knoxville Ia above; at Louisville, Is above
at 81. Louis, 25 above; at Cincinnati II above,
PORTLAND, No., March 6.-The roada hero are
badly blocked by snow,
, 1873-03-06

Suit to he Brought Against the yyarc-
houan Firm of! II. NJ. d O. S. TVough
..~.TU1lC&Ul Appnfuf m nrrat

Suit to Ho Brought Against the yyarc-
houan Firm of! II. NJ. d O. S. EVough
-.-Jtdlctn1 Appointments.
Special Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
sRNaF1ELD ILL, March 5.-Iho Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners at their session
to-day referred the bond IT r. III. l. o, s.
Hough, varehousemen Of Chicago, to tho At
torney.General, with the view to got his official
opinion upon the auficiency Of the bond. This
action, 1t is understood, looks to prosecution
upon the bond, it 1t should bo found to bo good,
for The reason thnt tho said firm LAST Oc-
tobor regularly petitioned the Circuit Court OF
Cook County, as required by 1aw, and upon such
petition were licensed to do business ns waro-
houaemen IN Chicago, whereupon they gave
bond in $1,000 to conform to tho law regulating
d O.s. Hough did, on the 1st Of the present
month, notify tho Board OF Trade in Chicago
that on and after that dato they should charge
for warehousing tue same price as is charged by
other narehousomen in Chicago. This ia tho
only firm III Chicago that hnve regularly petit
toned, boon licensed and given bonds
Us required by tho proHont law, and, as tho price
now charged is creator than, that allowed, the
Commissioners, it is said, propose to tose tho
efficacy Of tho law, ind will probably bring suit
20 soon as tho sufacioncy Of tho bond is settled.
Tho Hon. Mark Bangs, of Laoon, Marshall
County, was to-day appointed by the Governor
to be Judge Of tho Twelfth Judicial Circuit, vice
Judge Richmond, deceased.
The Cook County delegation IVES to haye mot
this evening to continue Che confederation OF tho
bill to abolish the Police Board. For want Of a
quorum, nothing was done.
, 1873-03-06
TcloxrupIalc E}rcvlties.

Tho City Council Of Charleston, s. G., have
unanimously resolved that tho Mayor extend HI
Invitation to President Grant to viatt Charleston
during hia contemplated Southern tour, and TINT
ho bo received and entertained al the guost Of
tho city during his stay.
II. W. Dennott was killed on Tuesday In Tolo-
no, H., by being, caught In tho boiling Of tho
largo Touring mill OF Bonnott, Moore & Go. Hs
"as go terribly cruahed that he died before he
could be cut loose He leaves wife and one
Guild, having but just buried another child on
the previous day.
Mr. J. 7. Badger, aged about IS yo.rs, vas
found dead In the woods about one and = hnlf
miles west Of Windfall, Ind, yeatorday morning.
llc is supposed to have been frozen to death
on Monday night in drunken TT. A bottle
nbout half flllod with whisky was found in hia
pocket.
man giving his namo as J. II. Walters WAS
arEe1tod It oroatlino, O., last Friday, charged
1t this place. Ho mas taken to Anderson, Ind,
On Monday. On searching his trunk, S7,50d
Worth Of tickets wore found, the property Of
tue nea Line Company. Waltera III now In jail
awaiting trial.
, 1873-03-06
NEW YORK.

! The 1ubl1nnt Fostor--Yollow Fover--
TWeed'a Casc--Jny GouId--Nev
Haorao Dtscnse--N1oro Trouble for
John q. Fremont.
Special Dtspatch to 1he CAfcaqo Tribune.
New YonK, March BIT was ruInored around
the United states Commissioners and District
attorneys offices to-day that proceedings we're
mont by the Union Pacific Railroad. It WAS In
timated that cable dispatch had been sent from
Paris to the agent OF tho company asking to have
tho suit commenced. Gen. fremont ia In Wash
lngton.
The first banquet of the Maine Association of
New York at Apollo Hall tonight waa rather
slender affair. There were thirty guests present.
and fourteen reportoEa. No vino or cigars were
allowed, and aftor q few solemn toasts, an carly
adjournment WAS had.
!, NEW YonH, March 5.-The roprieye Of Foster,
the car-hook murderer, is understood to be
with the Judges Of tho Court OF Appeals. Tia
priaoner's friendB now think his sontonce may
be BE- committed n e ! to Imprisonment for life Ut hard
u the tsa SpF sRg Rrgo Tho news ss
made known to Foster he becamo somowhat
overcome, but said that 1t WIS something thatho
never expected.
:. A woman named Churchill died yonterdaY, and
yellow foyer. Tho temparat1re Of tho weather.
however, ncgativea = presumption Of that dis
ease. An Investigation will bo made.
a auapioiousp person, nanaed Stanley, on Monday
night applied 1t astation-house for lodging; when
1t WAS ascertained that ho wno Boston hi ghway-
man, and that he Ind been sont to this City BY
the authorities after serving his term Of iuaprig-
onment; Tho authoritica hero yesterday aent
him back to Boston.
Yesterday tho arguments on the preliminary
points In tho Tweed civil case wero concluded,
The docision wab reBerved.
Mayor Hayemeyer will roviow tho procession
On st. Patriok's day.
The steamers Moro Castle and Columbia, of
tho Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, will be
lbellante. @'
In several tolegr,ms from English ntoothold-
OF Jsy Gould from the Preaidency . year ago.
and first published to-day, it appears that that
movement was entirely without IGould's knowl-
edge, and moreover that English stockholders
had an inae1ible determination to do nothing
whatever which would Involve any compromise
with Gould OF his agents.
;, A peculiar hoof dlseasc, aaid to result from
tho saltod tracks, Ia very prevalent hero.
, 1873-03-06

No Peaceful Solution OF tho Indian
Difficulty Arrived At.
sAN FnAsoIsoo, March ga dispatch received
from Farchilds, uia Yroka, says that Elijah
Steele loft hero yesterday armed with inatruo-
ttona from tho Peace Commiasioners to offer the
Modocs the following terms, as the basis OF
FYrsETher surrender as prisoners Of var to
Gen. Candy, to receive full amnesty for the past.
Second 10 be removed to Angel Island, and
there clothed, fod, and sheltered nB tho aoidiers
arc, till q permanent 1ome in some warmer coun-
try can be found, perhaps in Arizona.
1hfrd-To be fod clothed, and aheltored in
be able to maintain themselves, their women,
and children, and to rccelvo transportation to
Angel Island, and thonco to their new homo.
Gen: Candy Is Of the opinion he can promise
Gapt. JACK and somo OF hls head mon permission
to visit tho President,
Tho interview in the evening with the Indiana
was yory unsatisfactory. schonchiso WIS quite
hostile in manner and speech. Capt. jack WAS
pacific: si1ty,nine warriors were present at tho
sesn' ses sSys Of A,s4 Ea0m II. sr' snE
y, = soar-tacod Charlie" told stoelo to
Of bis safoty, and that he would look out for him
Charley aat beside him all night. In the morn
hat, and sohonchiso was tho chief speaker and
was quite vicious in tone and mannor. Aftor he
had done Capt. Jack mado a war speech, and the
Warriors hat WAS removed from his head.
Twenty~throo warriors wcre present only at tho
morning council. Jack aud 6chonohiae claimed
4 that those wero all the warriors they had, not
thinking they had boon counted tho evening bo-
fore. They finally proposed that if they could
DO left in the lava-bed aud tho past forgotten,
thoy would make peace. They wanted
tomorrow to shake hands and oonoludo
peace. It ia quite eyidont that they intended
treaohery to these men. They did not want
Commissioner Marlborough or 6aso to come to
the lava-bed. but said they could como If they
The mattor and got away. and behaved ike q
white man.
This ia all tho Commissioners will allow Mr,
Steele to make public at this tmo. It ia thought
that outaide parties have bcen misrepreaentiug
the matters to tho Indians nho camo out q fo1
days eince.
, 1873-03-06
THE FARMERS.
Tho Agricultlirists OF Knox County
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIonOpo-
lies Denounced.

Tho Agrtoult,lrists OF Knox County
In Convcntton..IRuilrOnd NIonopo-
lies Denounced.
Special Dispatch to 1He Chicago Tribune.
dALEsBunu, ILL.,, March 5.-Tho Knox County
Farmers' Convention mot In this city, in tho
Opera-HouBo. The forenoon wAa occupied In
organizing club, olocting officers, and drawing
up resolutions. From 500 to GOO farmers we're
preaont from dIHorant parts Of tho county.
Tho meeting was opened in tho afternoon with
tho reading Of the minutes Of the forenoon
business after which hIr. Lawrence,
farmer from Avon, ILL.,, showed,
IN m. ab1o mannor. how, by or
ganizing farmore' club and appointing a
purchasing agent, they might buy their 8oode
cheaper. and avoid tho enormous profits the
farmors Were obliged to pay.
numerous statistics showing how the Farmers
wero compelled to pay tho high tariffs Of the
railroad monopolios, and tho pooplo should So
cure cheap and regular ratios to tho seaboard.
Of tho State Farmera' Club. Ho said tho poo:
ple'6 liberties woro endangered by these RAILROAD
Inonopolics, and that they were daily corrupting
everything that camo within thoir grasp.
stuffed With railroad-psaaos; that they 1egalsto
~ favor Of these grand monopolies, and that the
!, farmers Of kouaneo, II, were compelled to pay
q consa .per bushe to Chicago for corn, while il
IooT1h tnoy ouly pay 10 contB per buBhel, ano,
by theHo uniuBt charges, they wore building up
anothor, simply because at ono place they haya
competition. Is 1t any wondor, thon, that these
railroad kinga live in palaces and drive fins
horsos, when thoy arc daily robbiug tho farmer,
and compelling him to live In lloyoB and ride IN
Lumber wagons n They arc cutting tho farmers
throats and robbing them Of thor rights, COM
polling thom to toll hard both winter and Sum.
mer, in order to mako both ends meot, and that
all thoir profits wore taken to pay freights. Tho
farmorshayo heretofore allowed these Corruption.
lists to rob them, but, thank God, tho day Ia
dawning; they aro awakening from their sleep
Of tho past, and they hoped in the future to
may be crowned with tho laurels Of liborty md
independence. Groat interest WAS manifested
during his speech, after which tho Convention
adjourned,
, 1873-03-06

huardt, Of New York and H. Z. Parsons, Of
'Aahtnbulh, 0. Tho eight laat-namod arc new
momhors Of tho Directory. md represont tho
Eric Railway. Tho following oflloors wero ohos-
On President, Il. D. Hurlbut Vice-presfdent,
General Manager, Oscar Townsend.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Maroh 5.-The Canada South
mol under tho Detroit River at Tronton, aud
hsvo already commenced operations. They have
sunk shaft on Stony Island and aro wor1ing
on 1t with all tho mon that can DO employed.
The Indications arc TINT tho tunnel will bo run
through 4 bod OF limestone rock tho whole dis
tsnce. Tho shaft has already boon sunk into
stratum OF such rock.