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lo q, % and 2s Thirteenth street, near University
AT AUCTION TOMORROW FRTDAY), for account
~ an estate, AZ 10 o'clock.
The following desirable Horses. VIZ. ~
Tsl-bny Geldug Trustee stpcc, lJA hands: bay,
WIN black points; KIND aud gentle IN double and
single harness; s years OLD bred Nv the late
owner 4 iree snd rapid roadster; with proper
handllng viii deyclun sneed.
econd-Bay Mare same stock age size and disposi-
ton As above; has been driven mate and
having hau more handling, shows unusual speed
IN green horse, and has very unusual bottom
The above horses have never been out 81 the
possession OF their late owner are without iault
or blemish and are unusually handsome animals.
they are prompt and rapid travellers. - a team
they re peculiarly adapted 10 a doctor 10 any
perfon requiring PAIR oi rapid ana enduring
horses
Third-Roap Mare Second Uambletonian, IL hands
high; very handsome; strong multi; has ne yer
been our of the hands OF the present owner, who
raised her has heen driven iii 4 laays phaeton
Years old; quiek driver; would make u beaut-
tul and reliable saddle 'cO,h for lady or gentle
man and Tor excellent points cannot be sur sur.
passed. IS without fault or bemish ana ~ at Inst
apparently green, IL Is because never before IN
the city she is a ally difficult 70 match IN all
Fourth-Bay Geding. bred ut Plttsfeid, Mass, -
years Old; has been m possession Of the late
with all black points; no iault or ulemiSh; Kind
in double aud single HARNESS; Of great endur-
In this city,
Fifh-kentuc6y bred Geldine, 10 years old, l5s
hands; brown, with black POINTS, trained as 4
sauaie morse to every salti oas OWING - i aetec,
~ sght, broken 70 harness he Is perfectly gated
and an unusually stylish driver.
Sixth-Desirable stylish Paris buit panellcd Coach.
in good order and only requiring tie paint % he
reiouched 70 place ~ perfect order IS very easy
All Of tho above are offered without reserve, ami
will be knocked down 10 the hlghest bidder
They are unusually attractive lot
Can be at Wll.ons stables, i'll Tenth street
near University place. up 70 tom9rrow morning
at 81 O'Clock. Attention or al Interested IN
horses Is invited
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rALAcE roR rIE pNorLN.

A PALACE FOK TUE IEufLF.
PERMANENT BAZAAR or INDUSTRY.
The immense structure about be erected by the In
dusiria Exhibition Company VIII claim The attention Of
tonal welfare OF the rising generation. or The me
cha meal literary artistic progress of the nation
Tie Industrial Exhibition ompahv l. chartered by
the Stnte O New York, with ample privileges.
lt has purchased large tract land in the heart OF
what viii he the finest part New YORK city On this t
will proceed 20 erect a magnificent
PALACE OF INDUSTRY.
which will $500 long aud 201 wide This stu
pendous building will cover ~ OF ground with
inner whose area VIII be ii acres II vii! be de-
exchange and sale OF all thar is beautiful and useful
This ~ - -
VIII attractive resort for the citizens OF New YORK
ana the SURROUNDINGS wen the great hosts of
strangers who constantly throng the city As ex-
nibitlou 1t will present unparalleled attractions
ANYTHING America. AS centre o all that rs novel
and useful in manufactures well aIlthnt beau
t and valuable in art IL wsurpass any of the worlds
great exhibuons As a bazaar Tor the sale well as
the display all that Is exhibited In IL ii viii he busy
mart Industry where The inventor the producer and
will constantly be brought together with
the most liberal facihueS Tor promoting their buSl-
Tne business which will cluster around such rendez-
and industry this will be beyond the
power Of figures 10 estimate. The receipts VIII be
The people OF the United states re now offered op-
portunty PARTICIPATION Ia the interests and profits Of
Bonds Of the Industrial Exhibition within the
reach Of persons of the most limited means Being
amply secured and carrying Wit them an interest in
the allotment which gives each bond add onal
sble value Of considerable magniude, they offered
the most reasonable investment OF the dav
For nll particulars IN pamphlet form call at the Of
DGsTRiAL EXHIBIrIoS CoMpANY, Il East seven
feenth street. New York city.
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Price sg.usa
4 SPEED, STYLE AND ELEGANCE.
n. AT AUCTION QHlS DAl}. THURSDAY,
MAY q, Al THE PRIVATE STABLE NO.
EAST THIETY-SEYENld sTREEf, AT II O'CLOCK,

EAST THlET1-sENENlH SfKEEl, Al IL OCLOCh,
PROMPT,
BY CHARLES c. DUFF, AUCTT0NEER,
consisting OF the Turnout Of prominent gentle
man OF this city,
including the handsome bay gcding Harry, 1854 high,
years old, sired by Mes. .enger Hambletonian dam
Harry Clay has ELEGANT style and action, high headed
needs check no road too long Tor him can speed
23J been driven by owner in @:4 stie oT any
one 10 drive; and = warran 81 sound and k,nd.
Also rich, handsome bl0oded and gentle brown Geld
ing 1871 hign, wears od sired by Iron Duke lie by
Old Handle tonian. dam bv BellfOuuder: he pur
chased in Ulster county bv present owner
after him full milo and repeat IN 5:l41s lie
can anyways show mile in 25 and Is fine gated
ans roter that The road he y fully warranted
sounl ana kind.
Also without exception one Of the best and most gem
teei hay TroLters In TIE state "a high, years old
sired rs Ethan Allen, dam by Young Columbus; caf al
tro In rs, ana makes no mistakes IN pany
he is warranted sound ami kind.
tsry beautiful black Geldng. l51s high wears sired
by II wes Royal eOree, of Albany; cam by Bsihgates
Ioro to chic. he perfect roadster can trot full
mile 2 :25 and repeat aud show 20 gait he Is
war; sound and kind.
Ca iages. consisting top Park Phaeton, one full
sprinf top Wagon by Brewster OF Broone street; one
sdet ar TOP Road wagon. one top pony Phacton, one
optr 3aSet Pnaeton single and double Harness Blan-
kets tlobes. N nips. &c.
Sale positive rain shine, 70 highest bidder.
imit restriction. stock now on trial aud
hibition stable above.
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-EoS sALEAhh "a KINDS ~ i, or FANCY DOGS
Food ssr s Kin Sfasnfs Sf m 4 V 10 eeS
street near Canal
TOR sALE--A NEW BEEECH-LoADING Gus. ONE
A. ~ Scotus;r with AZ me equipments complete Ap-
ply to :. I. NEWBEkG 80 Chatham street
LoR sALg-DIcK. FULL BROTHER 10 DUKE, rHE
ana ~ M ai uS o - 9ueens % ran Sor oDc Dc ycr
rigeous 6c. Z. !. HALE. 200 Fulton street. \, Y.
TUsr mPoRrED-A Tot or scorcH. SKYE AND
- Dandy Dinmont terriers; one very large siberian
IN the country one very large English Mastf one pure
Tans, extra Wach Dogs, Of ali breeds h. GARDINER,
III South Fifth avenue.
THE TURF.
4 UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
~ ~ morning rom A. N and evenings @ trom Z M " on on
EXchHH%E Is Vest TWensyegnth "a RS street.
ENTRIES AND RESULTS from special correspondent
r1kTiGULAE ATTENTION PAID to orders BY mail
KELLY. BLISS & Co
A AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
n. morning and evening at Johnson's Pool Room,
ming races Baltimore. Particular attention paid to
ean2 dsy b ~ toeaa9b Pso Roam o open ~
A. French pools close a. ~ Wesern oni2n Teie-
L1LEETwoOD PARK-THURsDAY, MAY 27sP NJ
L rostponei from Yesterday, Match s2oo ,. p,. mile
heats, best three In ave, 10 wagons w. Myers hlk g
kinson. JOHNSON EROS, Proprletors.
ID TAlsLMAa, superintendent.
PRosrEor PARK, SATURDAY NAY .s9-riig
L great pigeon shooting match. between Paine and
Bogaraus VIII take place as above; match 10 birds
each, 80 yards rie English rules $1,000 = N. sharp
THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AssoCIA-
tiou offer purse OF 1000, s2,OOl 10 hrst sl,5o0 to
second SiO to third and 500 10 fourth Tor all siaona
with smu2ger, Jay Gould, BlacKwood and Mambrlno
Gt to enter the above 10 be mile heats best in
8, harness; according to the rules Of the National AS
sncaion, aud 10 be roted the SOtE day OF septem
her, 1875 Entries Tor sale will close September l. at
i. NJ at New York iurf Exchange, IS West Twenty
eighth street. New YORK.
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4 FIRST CLASS SHOE sfORE-wEiL LOCATED
n in BROOKLYN: must be sold; doing paying busi-
ncss: good reasons fOr selling. Address ). d. box 10
Herald uffcr.
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posi- OFFICE NOTICE..

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-rHs MAILS FoR tCRoPE
Il tor the week enIing saturday May 2a lsf5, viii
close tnis othce as toiows:0n Wedne esdav at A. NJ
on IhRrsday At Al ~ A. ~ and on SATURDAY 80 g and
III 20 A. n, 4. L. JAMES, PostmAstef.
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4 FINE CORNER LIQUOR eToRE FOR s5sp
- eheap AZ $500. Address w. vi, Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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A LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-DOtSG LARGE
IN trade; viii be sold AZ bargain as cannot atfen0
@ H. For particulars apply at 2l9 East fityrst sreets
aren't
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THE ESTATE
10 Que belonging to ono OF The Oldest families Of
knickerbockers, an the pu1lc can rely upon
everything beng exactly as represented.
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FINE ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE FoE
~ sale clearing 5000 year. near New YorS, in
splendid place; expenses very small; worth DOZEN
city stores bargain gwen other business SELL
ing. Particulars TALLMAN'S AZ great Jones street.
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All the above VIII be sold at
ARCH. JOENsfON'S Mart,
l9 10 rs Thirteenth street near University place
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PARK, EMERSON a Co AGENTS FOR
L. rheniusky state Lotteries, drawn aaiy
k0eal 1avaua Lottery, drawn every III daya
kentucky rinRe NUMBER Lottery. dfawn Nav ~ 1878
Prizes med Information iurnishad ana circuier.
fent w addressing PAltk, 4 co.. tsU Broadtyav reon
d Post Qnce Lox b,272 Private oEios attached.
ofacs hOAl A. ~ TO- H. ~
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4 FIRST CLASS LIGHT, PROFITABLE BUst
- suitable for either sex, DOING $40 per week
ahlished years: lease three years proprletoA
goins Europe this Is worthy oi immediate attention.
JAMES v. FALVkY, - Pine street
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FEED sToRE-sPLENDTD LOCATION; DOING
"A an excellent busnesss three Dorses two WAGONS
i mcst complete establishment bargain; price $lIeO
MALoNE's store Agency, l2 Nassau street
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| A -FOR SALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS
~. Birds &c; Medicines for al diseases; Prepared
Food sor mockins birds at a. DoYkY's. No. Greene
| street Canal
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A RcH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER,
ID ~ 20 and Is Thirteenth street, University
AT AUCTION TOMORROW FRIDAY ior account
~ an estate, at 10 . clock.
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MR.. WESLEY T.. BALCH's,
n. OF % RIA LACKSrONE street, Boston, Mass,
STOCK Or celebrated most
FASHIONABLY BRED and fastest
GRtEN TROgIERS IN THE WORLD
HAVE AkRINLD have arriYe

CITY AUCTION Mart and ). y Tattcrsalls
CORNER OF Broadway ant TLtrty-nnth street
TWENTY FIV head Of Gellings and Mares that
trot III from down 20 aud the get OF RYsDYKs
hambloionian Ethan A LLas, General Knox. YouLg
Columbus, tmp Barownie, Young America, Daniel
Lambert. Derigo Hickory Jack, &c &c., ncludng the
worl famous chestnut gedng LICENSE, with record
ol :s52 IN harness and 2:lo % the nole.
FNEnYRonY WI l. be gwen the opportunity OF rid
ing aud testing the speed before The sale.
CAlALo4u Is Al the spirit and rnrt Offices, or at
sSLE WILL positively take place Tuesday next. June
j at III OClCcK
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noRsEs. cARMIAors. %.

ENOR SALE-HoRsES TRUCKS. ALE CASKS, CHEAP
for cash. Apply at brewery, ll5 last Forty second
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(NARPkTs, CARPETS
" Great spring opening OF Carpets oicloths window
Shades, Lambrequins Mats, Mating Ac, At very low
Engllsh Velvet. at 81 rs per yard
Tapestry Brussels, at 81 gurYAr1
Three ply, t1I % per varL
Ingram, ~ &c.. g. AM Sc. per yArL
All other goods at ecu tlly low prices.
large stocS Of Eurulture 40 Der cent choaper
any other house In tho city
All goods shipped Tree. D. KELLY,
Ouccefsor to II. OiFarfelb,
Bl2 aud b4 Eigh avenue.
between THIRTY nth ami ThHty-slxth street
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CPIRITUALISA-E, v. WILSON WILL GIVE HIS
- farewell seance at Republican Hall. No IS West
fhirtythut street. this evening O'Clock Admission
10 cents.
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thick with Ice. The waterfall was extraor-
binary. Torrents swept through tlc streets
OF the city, carrying men, vehicles. and every
thing movable down into the river. Many
houses were flooded and destroyed before
their inmates could escape. Five hundred
Inhabitants are missing, and at leAs, one hun
dred were drowned or killed by falling walls.
Coleman, OF the American rifle team, won
the Spencer prize in free-lo-sll contest AT
Dollymount, Ireland, on the Both ult. An Of
the Irish team and most Of the Americans
participated.
News from China and Japan To June has
been received by the steamer Occanica II
New York. The Chinese Government has
approl risted 10000 taes (about eco, COO for
representation AT the American Centennial.
The local Government of Hong Kong also
proposes to send Independently 10000
taels worth of porcelain and silks
A great typhoon visited Hong Kong on May
81. The steamship Payanz was wrecked near
Macao and l2i lives lost, and $50 junk- de-
stroyed. Much damage was done TO property
in Canton. Hong Kong and Whampao.
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the port Of Key West, on account Of yellow
fever, was made BY GOV. kellogg Of Louisiana
on the a0th ult.
The Iowa Republican State Convention
was held at DesMoines on the seth ut. The
following ticket was placed In nomination I:
For Governor, Samuel kirkwood. of johnson
County; for Northumberland, j. q.
Newhsll, OF Henry County; for Supreme
Judge, Austin Adams, of Dubuque.
The Platform declares in favor Of gold
and silver Ms the only reliable legal tender,
and currency convertible with coin should,
therefore, be gradually attained; a revenue
adjusted 10 encourage home industry; public
lands TO be reserved for actual settlers
against a third term, which issue they be-
lieye. however, has been fairly removed from
politics by the Presidents letter.
A serious railway accident occurred on the
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad. near Holly,
Mich, on the S0th ult., caused by two pass
senger trains coming into collision while
running 81 full speed. The engineers and
firemcn saved their lives by jumping from
their locomotives. About 20 persons Were
injured, some seriously. The wounded were
mostly immigrants.
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the verdict OF the Jury ia the case might be,
his congregation would have faith I'm and
stand by him.
Mortimer Thompson, the humorous wri-
ter, better known ~ {" DoeSticks," died In
New York on the a5lh.
Six new indictments have been found
against Tweed, Sweeney and ether ex-New
York ring officials.
Loader, the Brooklyn upholsierer, who
made an affidavit 10 the effect that he had
witnessed criminal intimacy between
Beecher and Mrs. Tilton while laying ear.
pets At the house OF the latter in 1872, wa,
arrested on the Goth on a charge Of conspira-
cy and perjury. Price, who partially sub
stantiated Leaders story, has confessed to
the conspiracy, and both have been locked up
To await an examination.
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EAST.

In the Titon-Beecher trial on the oath,
the Court announced its determination not
to reopen the case for the admission of new
evidence, As requested by counsel for TiltoD.
Judge Nelson then delivered his charge. and
at the conclusion the Jury retired. Up to
the night OF the Both no verdict had been rea-
dered.
The New York Herald Of the 24th pub
lished afiidsyits Of Messrs. Legs, Loader ard
Price, the new witnesses in the Tilton-
Beecher case, on account Of whose evidence
Tilton's counsel moved to have the case re-
opened. The first Of these is the druggist
who claims TO have sold Mr.. Beecher
the poison, and the two others swear 10
having seen Mr.. Beecher and Mrs. Tilton in
delicate position, at Tilton's house, when
they were at work there laying carpets
These affidaviis have ELECTED from Mrs. Til
ton a counter-affidayit, in which she swears
that the stories Of Loader and Price
are unqualifiedly false, and that there
was never the least improperly between
herself and Mr.. Beecher. She also reIterates
the statement that her own former charges
and so-called confessions Of improprieties In
connection with Mr.. Beecher were made un-
der the influence Of her husband, which in.
fluence she found It impossible TO resist 20
long as she lived with him.
Rear-Admiral John DE Camp. on the re-
tired list, died at Burlington, n. j.. on the
oath.
James Gordon and Louis Wagner were
hanged at Thomaston, Me-, on the 25th. The
crime of be former was the triple murder of
his brother, Almond NJ Gordon, together
with his (Almond's) wife and child. at Bel
fast, in June, 1873. On the morning OF the
day fixed for his execution, Gordon at
tempted TO commit suicide by stabbinr
himself with a shoe-knife. He tainted
from loss Of blood, and was scarcely
conscious when he was swung Off
Wsgner's crime was double murder, COM
mitted at the Isle OF shoals, in Marcn, 1873,
his victims being Anethe and Maren Chris
tensen. These were simple Norwegian peo-
pie, and the crime was such particularly
cold-booded one that it filed the papers at
the time offs occurrence. A third murderer
also expiated his crime on the galows, on
the same day, at Dedham, Mass. This was
James Henri Costley. who in the fall OF 1873
murdered his paramount, woman named
Mrs. Hawkes..
Alta Plymouth Church praver-meeiing, on
the evening Of the 25th-thc Jury in the great
scandal case being then celebrating upon a
verdict-Mr. Beecher said that he would still
continue TO act as pastor Of Plymouth
church, because he felt that, no matter what
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A boy got his grandfather- gun and
loaded IL. but was afraid ~ fire. he. now
ever liked the fun 81 loading. aud - put
la another charge. bur was stili afraid 70
fire. He kept on charging but without
firing until he got six charge In the Old
piece His grandmorLer, learning b. ie-
merity, smmtiy reproved hun. and grasp
ing the old continental discharged il. The
result was Tremendous. throwing the old
lady on her back. She promptly -trug-
gled 10 regain her feet. hut the boy cried
Out-"Li, still granny. there are five morc
charges TO 20 olyei,
A movement l. on foot in Illinois %
reduce the pav of schooi-te4ehtr-.
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CURRENT NEW 5.
WASHINGTON.

Washington dispatch SAYS II Is not prob
able that the miners found in the Black Hills
will be disturbed at present, as the Govern
ment does not propose 10 furnish free trans
portation back TO Cheyenne for all adveniur-
rs found there.
Messrs. Post, Norcross and smith. the
Commission appointed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury to examine the Post-ofhce build
ing st Chicago, have made their report TO
Secretary Brstow. The Commission con-
denim the foundation and the stone used IN
the building in unmessured terms, and
recommend that the building be torn down
and that the stone be abandoned. Secretary
Bristow has therefore given orders that all
work shall be stopped. and that steps be
taken to preserve the structure in It's present
condition until the matter can be submitted
TO Congress, which will BE- As early rs posi-
BILE after that body conyenes in December
next.
Judge Spence, Assistant Atorney-General
for the Post-office Department, has furnished
an opinion 10 the Postmaster-G eneral, taking
the ground that the Postmasters are lisble
on their bond for losses OF Government
property while in their possession. The oc-
eason Of the decision was the loss Of regis
tered package containing two hundred dol
lars worth Of postage stamps, in transit
through the Boston Post-ofhce.
BY request Of the Board Of Indian Com
missioners. the Secretary Of War had directed
Lieut.-Gen. sheridan 70 detail a commission
OF army officers to inspect the Indian sup
plies st Kansas City, Sioux City and Chey-
enne.
j. W. Daniels. Indian Inspector, tele-
graphed from Red Cloud Agency to the In
dian Bureau, on the 24th, that Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail had signed an agreement TO re-
linquish their rights in Nebraska, the consid-
Grafton being SIS. 600 worth OF horses. wagons,
COWS. etc.
Hon. Geo. W. Lane. President of the
New York Chamber of Commerce. eX-Goy.
Fletcher Of Missouri, and ex-Gov. Bull0cko Of
Massachusetts, have been appointed special
commission to investigate the eharses Of
Prof. Marsh against Indian Agent Saville, Of
Red Cloud Agency.
Vice-President Wilson has written 3 let
ter in reply to various newspaper articles
asc, ibisg political significance to his
recent visit TO the South, and mentioning
him as candidate for the Presidency.
In reference to his designs and motives,
Mr.. Wilson denies that his Southern
tour was for electioneering purposes,
and he disposes Of the candidacy question by
stating that be has neither money, patron
age, nor an organ with which TO enter the
Presidential race. His utteranees concern
ing the third-term we're, he says, animated
by no hostility to President Grant, but sole
ly BY his soil nce for the effect upon the
Republican party of uncertainty in this mat
ter.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York Ia.
been directed by Secretary Bristow 70 sell
81 900 600 in gold coin on each Thursday 10
July, or $5,Oo0,0O0 in all.
The rate on registered letters was in
creased, July /, from : to 10 cents.
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A Monument al Sea.

Several years ago the famous obalisl
known as Cleopatra's Needle. was donat,i
by the Egyptian 10 the British Cave.
m"ht, but the latter. although several
pans nave been proposed. hss heretofore
oOhsinertd no scheme a. overcoming n.y.
engineering difficulties OF removing al,
moholitb nom is present site near Alley.
shdrll 10 the shore. and thence traneuort-
lng y by sea 10 England. We learn irnm
inc London Times that nm attempt i pou,
shortly 10 be made, and the project which
has been adopted T. Is follows. me
obelisk. which l. quadrilateral I'm shane I.
iir-t 10 be- changed into "A c,l,n,ler. mn.
Will be done by attaching heavy beams
strongly connected together. 10 each f,,e
uniil the desired form j. obtained fbr
Nork being continued very carefully. and
excavations being made. little hy little
until the entire shaft. from apex 10 foun.
dalton, j. developed. Ii Will not be- difli.
cult then 10 roll the monument over
wooden road. laid over the sand hin.
which cover the intervening mile between
It's present locati n and thu sea.
The wooden envelope. while increasipg
the mass will. at the same time. De such 4,
To diminish the specific gravity of the
whole, So that the great bundle viii
readily float. To this end. the diameter
Of the circle formed by section OF thp
cylinder viii bt 20 feet. or u feet larger
than the breadth OF the lies OF the
obslsk. Bcsiees, ~ order 20 FENDER the
llneof Rotation horizontal. lrmet,r ev-
ceeding 70 feet viii bc nee ssarg tx tbs
heavier base.
After the monument l. launched. Il viii
he towed out Of the Mediterranean and
i,lto the Thames, 20 the nearest point 20
rs future site. IL viii then he beached
and rolled Ia It's position, where il will be
erected before removing its coverings.
This plan, Il i believed. can be carried
ont very easily and with lillle expense.
while IL viii be free from the dangers
found ia Transporting the Obelsk Of ux-
or 10 Paris, As during is voyaga that
monument seriously damaged the vessel