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OFFICIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS. FOR WHARF INIpRu
MENT BONDS,

DEPARTMENT oP Plyu
City Hall, New Orleans, Novem her rs IL
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECBvs
- this Department until twelve o'raI
WEDNESDAY Decen Der 8, 1875, for he AZ
CITY Of ELEVEN WHARF IMPROVEMENT
The right to reject all bids is reserved
no27 I'd ED. PILShCRY. Adminis.,,
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EXPORTS

slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Trafalgar--3soo bales
,BRRMEN-ship scotia--aso7 bales cotton lsl bdls
BREnEN-Bsfk Onkel-lI53 bales cotton IL hhds
tobacco bills tallow 1861 staves
INV YORk..Schooner Grsce Webster-lsls bbh
mo oSses neda suEAx ~ empty barrels
1e6l ehls aaaaAseo 800 bbls noe
BT Rk6AHD Observation-Disclosures Lizzie
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Senator Ferry's Successor.
NEW HAVEN, CT, November 27.-Ex.
Governor James E. English has been ap-
pointed United States Senator, vice Ferry,
deceased.
Short of Coal and Leaking.
NORFOLK, November 27.-Put in short of
coal and boilers leaking, steamer George
York.
BALTIMORE, November 27-Professor C.
A. Pope, aged forty-fve years, was found
dead. He had letters recommending him
highly as a professor of music and Ian
guages. Papers found ON him showed he
was a member of Eagle Lodge No. n, Hills
boro. North Carolina. He had letter from
his wife, dated Tuzzle's Tank; no State
AAmsd.
The Chesapeake and Ohio.
RICHMOND, Va, November N.-In the
United States Circuit Court to-day, Hon.
William NJ Evarts, of New York, counsel
made Q motion for the dismissal of proceed
inRs appointing Q receiver for the road,
locking to an early sale of the same. He
conterded that jurisdiction in the matter
belonged to State and not to federal courts.
He cited numerous decisions of the United
States Supreme Court bearing on the ques-
ton to esta blish the position. Judge Chap
stated rhst after examining authorities he
was satisfied this court had no jurisdiction.
Judge Bond, after stating the court was
NOT ready to hear such motion, by request
of counsel fixed December 90 as the time,
and Alexandra as the place for the next
hearing of the case. Mr.. Evarts further
asked. if 1t was convenient, that Chief JUS
tice Waite be present at that time.
From the report of the Second Auditor il
appears that the State debt on September
30, 1875, exclusive of bonds and certificates
held by the literary and sinking funds, was
1854, 426. The debt a. reported October
j, 1874, was &29, 5000.
Accidenfal Deaths.
FoRT MONROE, Va, November Gar
thur Curry, bright, promising boy of 1T.
teen, son Of Lieutenant James Curry, Fifth
United States Artillery, while ont hunting
accidentally shot himself through the heart
aud died instantly. This IL the third death |
by accident in the family within the pest
six months, his mother and sister being
drowned In nill creek last spring.
nay viii - Hasasd.
MkMPuJs, November g. The Supreme
CouFt Of Tennesses has affirmed the sen
1sneos Of John Jefferson and Milton 4e-
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Stuart W Turner
sullivan James3 Ward Bradys
sneidmuller Walsh John
Schultz Louis WagnerC
smith William WATSON Robert
Smit h Charles Warchtu Joseph
Taylor d Weaver D
Taylor Henry Wingfeld Arthur E
Travis L9 Whitaker JB
Terrell CT Wootop w b
TrednanF Wilson James Terry
Tooney John s White
Tooley H Wright VIII
Ihomas John White Henry
Trassiernas Manuel Williams
Thomas Richard veuetA
TODD Van Buren Hubbard
IouTls Young George
ThOmpsonF
MISCELLANEOUS.
Admired St. Mary Hospital
American Starch Finish Company
NCr.h American Ice Company
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
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go bbls flour 20 bbls pork Is pkgs butters.,
1900 ska "orn 100 SKIS oats 'cksa
BkLiZE.Schooner Lily of the Valley
hour AZ bills potatoes II pkgs butter 2.k.sAl
tcs shoulders | Dbl shoulders 2s half hi. y
bbls onions bbs beef kegs lard 20 bblsv na.i
rice 10000 ieet lumber 2i5 pkgs sundries %ffl
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-Stesmship q W Elder-as.s
LIVERPOOL-Steam hip Dominion ainno. nd
5000 euuty sacks V 81,
,LIvERPOOL-Sh John Patter-s3as al. :.
bbls beer l36 cks beer w
RuATAN ISLAED-Brig John 81 Burns
coanuts 10 600 plantains 3O, 200 bunches b,rM.gV
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BATON R0UGE-steamer Lessie TavIo,- r.
cotton "a SKIS seed cotton 100 SKIS ronoh
hhds sugar 629 bbls molasses II half bbisu n ~
observation-disclosures Robert You,, y,
sugar 2o6 bbls nolasses 60 axis rough res .ty
dries ." 'ce aa
TENsAS RIvER-Steamer Stella Block ia,
cotton lo6l sks cotton seed and sundries
DONALDSONvILLE-St Henrv r..
hhds sugar s57 bills moastes and sundries iee
LOWkR COAST-Steamer Oriole-l36 bS,.
ses and sundres
ST JAMEs-Steamer Mary Ida--ls b,,.
Ioi ODDS nolasses IL half bbls mOlasses 50 n, =
DONALDSONvILLE-St Era No To- Ia,
sugar 3'i bbls molasses All SKIS rough rice y.
dries "e ~ =
TENSAS RTvER-Steamer Tensas-1.o hi.
ton 1893 SKIS cotton seed Al SKIS eeed cotton ~
dries o''''u alt ;
LOWER COAST-Ste amer Marie-26 b,,.
IL bbls rice 70 SKIS rough rice and sundries
FORT ADAMS--Steamer Governor IN.
bales cotton 1898 ska cotton seed hbds .,s
bbls molasses half bbls molasses and snnSts
LOWER COASr--Steamsr Fraser--.;e
sugar 30 bbls molasses and sundIies
LOWER GoASr-Stesmer Walvou-lfsw
10 sks rough rice IA bbls molasses snd SUNNI.
UPPER COAST-Sch0oner Gabriel Alma" n
Rolsss, 20 hhds sugar and sundries
SOUTH PtSS-Steaner Gratton-Supdrs,
LOWER COAST Steamer Quaker Supdn,
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TBXAS Ram,
Move mber 27-ll69 bales cotton | SKIS ,esd y
ll3 hhds sugar 433 hbls molasses ! half iii :
ses bbs syrup 200 head cattle
Train No2-3l hhds sugar 229 bbls mols,.,
sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAJrRon
vemb"r 27-50 bales cotton 10000 D ,unds
seed 200 bbls lime 10 bbls rosin rs cks h.,n
sundrsa
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD "a
Der 21-e9 bbls molasses 46 SKIS rough rice y;
dries -
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LIST OF LETTERS
RemaininG In the New Orleans Postoflce
November IS. 1875.

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ. to 12 NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised and give date
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Trafalgar, Meikle, for Liverpool
Steamship COrtes. Freeman. for New YORK
steamship Lizzie Felsher. for st Marks via Pensa
cola
Ship Scotia. Drummond, for Bremen
German bark Onkel, Tascbe, for Bremen
Bark II Bills, Penny, for Havre
British schooner Lily of the Valley, Leitch, for
Belize
Schooner Grace Webster, Gales, for New York
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship George " Elder, Reid, from New York
goth instant. to A Whitney &cO-Algiers
French bark Jacques C9ur LIE Roy from Bordeaux
:. October 6. in ballast. to Felix Larue-POint
Norwegian bark Arlington, Samstrom, 46 DAYS
from Lizard, in ballast, to Haynes &co-Point
Schooner Gabriel Aime verraR, from Upper Coast
to mAster-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Lessie TAYLOR. Jumel. from Baton Rouge
Robert Young. rerreb0nne, from Piaauemine
Stella Block. Walker. from Tensas river
Henry Tete. Aucoin. from Donaldsenville
OriOe. OPry, from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from st James
Era No 10, Taylor. from Donaldsonville
Tensas Cooley from Tensas river
Marie, Bassett. from Lower Coast
Quaker. Raiche, from Lower Coast
wxlOon. Taylor, from Lower Coast
Grsfton. Ruby, from South Pass
Governor Allen. Leblanc from Fort Adams
frazer, Canton from Lower Coast
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Noyember q

SATURDAY, November q, 1875.
COTT0N-The sales to-day mot including so
bales additional Yesterday, embraced 1850 bales
at prices requiring no change in our quotations.
We give also the figures and report Of the E1.
change, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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UNITED STATES MARsHALs Q.
New Orleans. November h. y

UNITED ATks MARSH
New Orleans, November AZ
NNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A va
Il IN bankruptcy has been issued out Oh
trict Court of the United States for the Ds
Louisiana, against the estate of Benny y
dividually and as o member of the .
of Peel & Red, OF New Orleans
parish of Orleans, State of LOuisiI1
judged bankrupt upon his own petition
payment of any debts, and the delivery Of u
erty belonging to said bankrupt, to him, q
use, and the transfer of any property by
forbidden by law; that a meeting OF the a
of said bankrupt, to prove their debts an
one or more assignees of his estate, will
at a court of bankruptcy, to be holder
twenty first day of December, A. d. 1875, n
O'Clock M, at the Customhouse building,
leans, before G. s. Kellogg, register. =,
s. b. PACKAI
h02S deal United States M
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General Spinner viii spend the winter in
Florida.
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ID OF CLASSIFICATION,

The market opened rather quiet but there was
nevertheless fair inquiry aud 1900 bales changer
hands during the morning, mostly at previous
rates. after which the movement bee anne more &C.
tive. resulting in additional sales of $3.50 bales,
making total as noted above. of 1850. The grades
above low mtddling were steadfastly held 1T pre-
vious rates, and exbibitedaa fair, perhaps an in
creased degree of hrmn ss, but the lower g AIDES
were irregular and easier, without showing a
quotabe falling off. All the poorer qualities how
ever, were neglected and prt sentrd general lean
ing to inside figures with an occasional willing
ness ON the part of factors TO make further con
cessiOns III order TO fec fales The dispatche
wore not calculated to have much influence, Liv
erpool being reported quiet and steady at previous
rates, with sales of only 5000 bales and arrivals
l-32d higher, and New York quiet and easy at pre-
ynus rates for spots, and futures closing az o net
falling off of l-32 a332c. The supply was ample,
but mere appeared little disposition to press / he
market.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared (bef0ra today's export.) SO 666
bales, embracing 6l58 for Liverpool, $50 for
Havre, 794 Tor the North sea- 545l for Bremen
1872 for Spain, 1890 for the Mediterranean, and
240l for c0astwise ports leaving in presses accord
ing to- its q count at IL NJ, 81 678 balrr. II We
deduct from this the amount sold, bnt not vet
delivered, the bsla will be about 70 900 bales
to represent the quantity unso d, n large part of
which is withheld from the market, in transit
or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports, SALES 1900 bales Mar.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
OF JAMES l.. wYMER.
l416
UNITED STArBs MARsHAL's o.
New Orleans, November q,

UNITED STATRs MARsHALsW
New Orleans. November q,
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A Va
L in bankruptcy has been issued out Of
trict Court of the United States for the ds
of Louisiana, against the estate OF il
Wymer, of New Orleans, in the "a
Orleans, State of Louisiana, adiudged I
rnpt upon his own petition that u
ment of any debts and the delivery Of .
erty. belonging to said bankrupt to
for his use, and the transfer of any prep
him are forbidden by law; that a mettil.
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove tia
and choose one or more assignees o. his 90
be held at a court of bankruptcy, to h.
on the eighteenth day of December, A.
at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Customhouse
New Orleans, before q. 3. Kellogg, k,gistd,
=. b. PACKAN
no28 del8 United States Va
ESTATE OF HENRY REID. IND
nally and as member OF the late firm
heid-Eo. 1883.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT col
FIFTH CIRCUIT, DISTRICT OF LOUIS!
II. r. JACKSON ET AL. VS.. vICKSBURG, 81
port and Texas Railroad Company et a.
In Equity-S0. S933.

CLERKS On
New Orleans, November D. Y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL 10.
~ of the mortgage bond DIS issued by tbsl
burg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad ca
that an order has been IA ade and enteIa
above entitled cause, fixing the first MOI
December. 1875, as the time when all cid
bondholders shall be filed and all testinl
support thereof be return ed, and that rs
claim or testimony will be ano wed after thl1
By order of the Court.
lsEAL. F. A. WOOLFLEY d
no3 tde4
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BANKS AND BANKIN(

T .OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPA
......Camp street.
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
Z. G. PALMER, President
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President
Directors
I'd. CONERY, FREDERICK WIZ
]. II. KILLER, W. II. THOMAS,
W. B. SCHMIDT, JAMES JACKSON
&. @. PALMER
This company iHsures against loss by !
thieves and fire at low rates, and its cspp
security to depositors.
Small deposits received, and six per ce''
est per annum, payable semi.annually. =.
jyll ly JOHN s. WALTON,
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RIVER REPORT--3 P. NJ.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below nigh water mark Of 1874.
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sATrnDAH EVENING sA NoTemner ~ 4f is7s
We are indebted to Mr.. !. N. Maynard, manager
OF the New Orleans Clearing Houze for the fol.
LOVING report OF the cor dItion of the associated
rs, 1875:
RESOURCES.
Currency. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .io 2aS ~ ~
Clearing House NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / ia i6i nj
bankers. ............" aAu 1892. 20
Dome site and foreign exchange 523 I65 "a
Due from distant b'nks and bankers. 286, 81 90
Loans a. d discounts NORTHUMBERLAND. II 40 as Is
Other cash assets, 6T35i9 ~
1900
Total. 1924 SIS 56s A..
-
LIABILITIES.
Gircuatlon. 81 COS 1888 50
Deposits. II a39 lOg 72
Due distant banks ana bankers....... 1918 9o7 SO
other cash hsoilties..' tbs, 1850 SO
Total. Sl6,o23,3'6 SO
Increase Decr.,s.
specie. .''..'.'',.'.''......,.Sl1 10000 .......
Deposits. $4,000 p'''..C
snanis crr me- eahntiag an increase in
sn s sna aeposts and decrease in
banks is even stronger than last ~ week From an
their condition at present is yery satisfaotorv
The liabilities, other than circulating notes. loot
changes we have in round pumbers 4 IA 0oo oGo
Against this is total of currency. specie and ex
change of S. 1886 685, or more than 40 ~ o. nj in
addition to which are Other each asse,sn So ia .
519 and loans and discounts s II 5I2 O75J ~'
The receipts of customs (golr for the week
were: Monday 1850 OF; Tuesday A6g83 al
Wednesday F7O6l 20 SATURDAY. III Os7 90
Total $3l,13l 81.
The money market W 20 quiet and dnl1 a candi
ton which was not iuapp1opriate to the last Sat
urday of the month. At the banks the offerings
VT re light, and on the street very little was dong
Limited sales of gold showed the rates still ruling
above New York Selling arices A moderata nnra
m.nt was reported in foreign exchange, vita a a
slight falling off in sterling Domestie sx change
continues unusually high for the season and SONS
buyers report a scarcity at ruling rates which is
attributed to cotton BUYERS beiIIg we'll provideI
with currency We heard of a few sales II stocss
the particulars of which were not reported civ
bonds were unchanged, while new State oonsnis
wer. more active and reported stronger AT the
close.
We continue to quote xce ri ional paper at 9a1
y cent ~ annum discount; Al do at PA aud
second grade at 1913 First class mort cages rnie
at 9QlO T. cent p annum second grade are
entirely nominal.
= - =
NEW ohLEANs CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings BALANCES
November 81 Ilg Isl OF sIT9 lis "a
Same time last wee k, 73g 626 n ia a69 o.
Total week before. 900. l2OI9G9s "A il45 lis RI
o,a ononaa n. ,,,z,,,s1, ,a.,.. ~, =,
upAu oPen.u az ,iioUi5iyEa asalhst ia g at new
iork anu, AZ .'ih'1eu pueluess closed at llS1G
M g. "a. d,n hat MAJ NJ I. ne sales
meIe g" COMM X 3Too' a sod SiS9oo at
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Meteorological aud River Report.
AFTERNOON REPoRr-3:43 P. M

; The following statement of the weather
ami rivers is furnished by the Signal Service
office stationed at New Orleaus:
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,

NBw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING November %, 1875. !
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard, manager
,f the New Orleans Clearing Houze for the fol.
owing report of the COZ. dition of the associated
,ankF, at the close of business Friday November
f 1875. -
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Leon, convicred of murder. and sentenced
| hem to be hanged January z; the former at
l Memphis, and the latter at jackson, Ten
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THB REPUBLICAN, I
Sunday, November 20, 1875. )
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or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports. SALES 1900 bales Mar.
ket steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l.. 1875 ......,,,99 76
Arrived since last statement. ......... 3840
Arrived prevtously..... 1872 1923 435 1858
Total; ................... 44s,sa4
CLEARED to-day. II 1922
CLEARED previously. .2s9 A8-270670
Stock on hand and on shipboard ITS ,274
Stock on hand same time last year. ..... .l29l74
To.day's exports embraced 300 bales to Liver.
pool, 1887 to Hsvre, AGO to Bremen, aud 1875 to
New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1926 bales.
against 1903 on last Saturday. and 1857 last year
making an aegrgate since August 81 o, 1853 733
bales, against 2sl ,0a6 last year 81 SAT.
me Exchange telegrams make the receipts at
Al the ports from 70 NJ yesterday to IL N to-day,
year and since August 81, l,455.l9 bales against
LIT, 927 up to Friday noon, Novembtr o. last year
te1cludiDg the above 22,5l4)-increase III 267
exports, yesterday, to Great b itain ID 1913 bales
the Continent 1853, against 4757 last week aud 5000
Last ear.
Stoke at all the delivery ports made IN to 70 ~,
ss6 "a bales, against SIS. TO last week and SIS 1856
TOBACCo-Late yesterday latter We had made
our inquiries) II hhds sold ut -. The amount on
sale Il estimated at 230v hhGs. We quote: Low
dusn 1 Ssos goo sSos sgs TS ss a..
ceived sinss last evening meme; .xpo' It'd 10 hhds
70 sfe| me stock on hand By our running state
FREIGHTs-A ship wss taken up for Rouen at
8y steam-Cctton to Liverpool, Nd; to Ham
York, lks; : Nov York NJ; 70 Boston, frovidsnos,
FAN liver, vie Aew York, tci to Philadelphia, lie;
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Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT }
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, November q, 1875, 4:3O P. ii.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
falling barometer, nOrtht asst to southeast winds
cold, cloudy. rainy weather wilprevail, followed
For the Western Gulf States Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, falling barometer, southwest to
weather, followed at night by rising barometer,
northerly winds and cold clearing weather
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 81. 8 P. M.-Barom.
and hazy.- Arrived-Stesm,r George ". Elder, at
9:43 P. Nj, Read master, from New York, 10 o. A.
whitney Co.; Amerit an ship ssndusky, Low
den, master, fifty-three days from Liverpool;
American schooner John H. Hancock, Caliet, mas,
ter, twenty one days from Boston. Sailedcships
bark Leone. The baik Susan L. Campbell Ia At
anchor inside. bound out.
vicKsBuRe, November 27.-Down-Katie, at nine
at a. N Billy Collins and JOIN Means with ow,
Ct a; NJ Up-Pargoud and Capitol City, at p.
N; Inc river has risen six inches during the last
MKnpHIs. November. 27.-The river rose ten
Rosa Miller, Tor Arkansas river Ruth, for White
river; Ashland and Baum for Cincinuati Governor
Allen and Waverly, for New Orleans; Grand Tower,
CArRo. November 2z-Arrived - Yseeer, from
New Orleans. at eight o'clock last night; Il. g.
81. Louis. at r. NJ. Depsrted1YaeSer for 'S m.
Louis at nine O'Clock last night; Turner, for New
Orleans, at 2. NJ; Colorado, for vicksburg at
two O'Clock. kiver eighteen feet and rising
Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November 27.-weather clear and
cool River rising fast.
PIrTsBuKa. November 27.-River nine feet seyen
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, November 27.-Westher cool and
clear, River rising one inch An hour, eleven feet
SIX inches In the canal The Garrett, from Cio.
cinnsti 10 sew Orleans, passed down.
ST. LOUIS. Eovem Der 2T.-Arrived-Fannie Tatum
and Julia. from vicksburg. Departed-Julis. for
vicksburg: River fallen five inches. Weather
cloudy and cool.
CINCINNATI, November 27.-River twenty mine feet
nine inches and stationary. DepRrted-C b.
Church, for New Orleans. Weather clear and cold.
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LII -
RAILaoAp Acnoss TIE ArLAxrIc.-A
railroad across the Atlantic Ii ON the list
of possibilities for the future achieve.
msnt Of science. Many years ago q
civil engineer read . paper before tho
French Academy suggesting submarine
railways. His theory was that at . GER
tain depth Of the ocean, hundred
fathoms or more-far below any agita-
ton from surface storms, the water IL Of
such density that nothing In tubular
form. whatever the weight, can possibly
sink. Having thus made O foundation
In the very bowels OF old Neptune. he
proposed to sink q continuous line Of
Immense iron tubcs-after the manner
Of the recent cable laying--in which q
double track railway could Be laid be-
tween Cape Clear. Ireland. and Cape
Race. Newfoundland, aud thus trains
90 booming through. TO the great rom
~sternation Of the sea-serpent and the
mortal terror Of the big and little fishes.
The only really serious objection TO his
project that the engineer Of this deep
50 scheme could then SEQ was the suffo-
eating effects OF the smoke from the To-
oomotivss; and II this could b over
come, then the grand oceanic railway
only required the necessary construction
capital to enter upon Its are Of ''suc-
osssful experiment" which no duly fg-
ursd out upon the profits Of the ample
trafac between the two worlds. Now,
the aforesaid scientific objection" has
already disappeared In the smoke-con-
suming engine Of modern invention. 70
say nothing Of tho "Keely motor"
Can tho capital question be as easily
Who will form the company.
and who will take tho sharssi-H. /.
Exprexs.