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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-10
Stocks.

Where are stocks going to? was the
universal inquiry of everybody on
looking at the stock list yesterday. AS
compared with Saturdays quotations,
Ophir fell ~, Mexican ", Gould q
Curry 81, California "a, Con. Virginia
80. Justice 81, Sierra Nevada ST., Chol,
lar-Potosi S., and Yellow Jacket ~.
but noticeable in the supposed Sharon
mines. During all this wreck and
crash the Eureka stocks preserved a
firm front, Jackson staying at its old
figures, and Consolidated declining q
cents from Saturdays quotations.
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lsy tho TybS Stage Line.


The upstairs gambling law goes into
effect to-day, and Messrs. Clark &
Botto will remove their game to the
room just completed over the Palace
Saloon. 1t is the intention of the pro-
prietors to exclude players and
boys from the apartments and conduct
the game in a quiet and orderly man.
ner. The exclusion of gambling from
the public visw will do much toward
reconciling its opponents to the license
system, and will doubtless tend to re-
strict the vice as well.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-10
Heard From.

Our efficient County Clerk, who
departed the other morning for the
everglades of Florida, passed Elko in
flying colors. Sundays Independent
thus alludes to him: Judge Harmon,
our old time Austin acquaintance, now
of Eureka, passed through by the
train last evening, on a three months
tour through the foreign country eas1
of the Rockys. The Judge looks as
young and hale as when he dealt out
Justice in broken doses at Austin, four
teen years ago, which he says is all
to his constant steady and alb
stemious habits.
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Law.

The officers experience considerable
difficulty in enforcing the provisions
of the drummer law. The collecting
of old bills is not a sufficient cause
for taxing the agents, and there seems
to be a sudden cessation of soliciting
on their part. The pressing of a test
case to a conclusion as to the constitu-
tionality OF the law will remove all
trouble, and the officers are rwaiting
the result with due patience.
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Assessment Notice.

JACKSON MINING C0MPANY.-LOCA.
u ton of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California. Location of works,
Eureka District, Eureka county, State of Ne
vada. Notice il hereby given that at a meet
ing of the Board of Directors held on the 18th
day of March, 1877, an assessment, No. ., OF
fifty cents per share was levied on the capital
stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately in U. S. gold coin. TO the Secretary of
said company, at the office of said company,
Room No. 4, 40S California street, San Fran
cisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the 30th day OF
April, 1877, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auc.
ton, and unless payment shall be made be,
fore, will be sold on Monday, the 2lst day Of
May. 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the costs of advertising and ex'
penss Of tho sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
C. N. SHAW, Secretary.
mhSl-td
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Senator Booth.

This distinguished California states
man passed Palisade on Saturday en-
route for his home at Sacramento. He
informed the Gentiles in Utah as he
came through hat stringent measures
against the Mormons are likely to be
pressed at the next session of Congress.
The confession of Lee, he says, is hav-
ing good effect in an anti Mormon d.
rection on the public mind at the
East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-10

The workmen are making great pro-
gress on the story of Joe Mendes' sa-
loon. and will have it finished very
soon. Its huge proportions loom uI
on Buel street, and it promises to be a
very large and roomy building. The
portion formerly occupied as a keno
room will be fitted up for the accomo-
dation of balls and other entertain
mentS.
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Strikes I'm Gscddes l. Bertrand.

We understand that two important
developments were made in the Ged-
des Il Bertrand the past week; that is
to say, that ore was found in two diff
ierent places in the mine where none
was known to exist before. Foreman
Jenkins, who was in town Saturday
night, informs us that the whole mine
10 looking exceedingly well.
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q

Messrs. Smith d Canavan, of the
Sazersc Saloon, have commenced the
erection of a second story to their
building on Main street, and will have
il completed within two weeks. The
up stairs gambling law is proving a
bonanza to the carpenters.
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looking We'll.

The developments on the Sth level
of the Eureka Consolidated are very
encouraging. Large punches of ore
are met with, and there is every indi-
cation of a bonanza in the immediate
vicinity. The steady advance in the
| ctock is based on merit.
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Black Hills.

Frank Cleveland has received a letter
from his brother jeff, who is doing a
large merchandising business in the
Black Hills. He does not write any
particulars, but represents everything
as booming and advises Frank to come
without delay.
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Freight.

There is a prospect of our losing the
handling and forwarding of the Ward
freight. The rates on the Central Pa
cifc to Toano favor that shipping point
to such an extent as to leave no mar
gin to the Eureka and Palisade Com
pany in transporting it ove this
route
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Ice Chest.

A handsome piece of furniture in
the shape of an ice chest has just been
set up in the Corner Saloon. 1t is di-
vided into several compartments and
will keep beer, wine, etc., at just the
right temperature for pleasant drinking.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-10

The sidewalks in the business por-
ton of the town are encountered with
bales and boxes of merchandise, the
first installments of spring importa-
tons. The ladies complain that their
pronenades are ruined and their robes
in peril from the projecting nails, old
boards and other debris. Clear the
sidewalks, and give the fair ones a
chance.
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Power Of appointment.

Under a recent enactment Of the
Legislature the power of appointment
to fill vacancies in the Office of boards
of education has been restored to the
County Superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-10

The funeral of Mrs. Helen Cruik-
shank, of Secret Canyon, took place
yesterday from odd Fellows Hall and
was largely attended. Deceased was
an estimable lady and her death is
much regretted by her many friends.
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Visit.

Superintendent Donnelly and w. s.
Reyes visited the Hamburg mine yes
terday and made an examination of
the various workings and levels. They
were very enthusiastic in their pre-
dictions of the bright future of the
property.
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Eurekn Con. i'm New York.

Eureka Consolidated sold in New
York yesterday at $40 per share. Two
hundred shares changed hands at this
figure.
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Dry Goods.

A. Berwin has concluded to give the
ladies a chance to secure bargains in
the line of dry goods for another week.
The stock will be found in the rear of
the large clothing store known as the
White House.
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Successful.

Mrs. DR.. Stephens, the clairvoyant
physician, is meeting with great sue
cess in her profession. Her customers
all testify to her ability and skill.
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Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury was in session yes
terday, and will probably conclude its
labors this evening.
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Hats.

Aunt Hannah announces that, in
consequence of the large emigration to
the Black Hills, she will dispose of her
stock of ladies' gents and boys hats at
greatly reduced prices.
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District Court.

Tho District Court met yesterday
morning. A venire for twelve extra
jurymen vas issued. The case of Por-
ter VS.. Adams occupied the attention
of the Court during the session.
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Storm.

An old-fashioned winter snow-storm
prevailed on Sunday, much to the dis
comfort of church-goers. Yesterday
the genial sun soon melted the white
covering and mud reigns again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-10

Ben. stiles, who was injured by the
Iail OF a piece of timber at the X X
mine, has recovered sufficiently to ap-
pear upon the streets.
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Half Mast.

Tho flag, OH the pole at the intersec-
ton Of Main and Clark streets, was at
half-mast yesterday as a token of re-
spect to the memory ofGeorge Gilmore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-10

Henry Hall, of Ruby Hill, was the
lucky man who won a $500 set of fur
uiture ratified at Mr.. Schwamb's house
yesterday,
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silver.

Silver was unchanged in the Lon
don market yesterday, closing the
same as on Saturday at 5SAd per
ounce.
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Geddes & bertrand Assessment.

The Geddes & Bertrand Mining Com
pany has levied an assessment Of so
cents per share, delinquent May Sth.
The official notice of the same ppea RS
in the SENTINEL of this date.
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shut Down.

The Jackson works, after a years
run, shut down on Sunday morning,
LOT general repairs to the machinery.
They will resume work this evening.
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witnesses.

There were numerous Witnesses IN
attendance on the Grand Jury yester-
day.
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The Richmond in London.

Richmond shares are selling at up
ward of 95 per share in the London
market,
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At Work.

There are seventy men at work in
the Consolidated mine on Ruby Hill.
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ArrIv1is aud Departures.
81 rnE EuRggA AND rALIsADs sAILsoAs.
Departures April 3.
Figar Mills IL Requa
" II Smith Jas Clark
Mrs Psrins Miss Nellie Willard
Master Benny Lawlor Mathew Hart
Gil CorchraH ths- Harris
heo i.obinson Nj Bruyn
Jas Drain Ms st George
hichard same Id yard Shoa.
K Bills Nm Collins
Ibos Williams VIM Bray
Thos Pagan John Comners
Paul Gassello
Arrivals April 3.
OIL S OFT G Watkins
b Demsrt Timothy Sullivan
Phil furgin lhos targuson a wife
Paul Magrvna Joe Casseller
Goo BakonhAn j Bolan
Frank Cash os Levat.a
Batise Augustin Mrs Metistin
DepHrtures Yesterday.
n B Richmond Col II Thornton
Ihos Price & W George
I Pearce Rev 5 NJ Crothsrs
0Cpope David Morgan
Arrivals Last Night.
Jack Gilmer W b Ilarrub
! NJ Harrub y II Smith
y Jacobs w X Parrish
W c Peters P Knight
rioehe, Hamilton aud Eureka I.ine.
DEPARTURES.
j Cahill Saunders
By tho Ty bo Stage Line.
ARRIVALS.
y Evans J w Brown
DEPARTURES.
WI Moody j b Lougee
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O REPORT.


.n S,o.L
San Fr""cIsco "s"'
SAN Francisco. April 8.
o.pr
foNNin"
$50 Ophir- 10 l5A l5I !32s io4
~ Nexican-10f l0A iva ~
* Gould and Curry gS4 IT, -,
, q Best & Bricher- Z2l1a ZlS ZzI4 ~
ito Gould e. Curry.9M
III California AZ ~ %
IS Chollar-40 4Oslo a9s a9Io 81 OIL,
ts5 Con. ViTginia,37H 3's4 on Do o'A
rTM California-4l4
M S~svage-4r 4iOc
AS Hale and NorcIoss-5
IO Crown Point-o 4SWo
* Yellow Jacket-1s 7Aslo
mS lmperial-12)c hoe
ps5 Alpha-lO 10H l0ia
~ "a Rejcber-5t
40 s. Nevads-4 81 o1Os
"a Itah-109% 9|
TX Bullion-SA So o~
dis Exehequer-aSoc 81
oe0 ]0yorman-@ 29hs 81 2yM $50 DAb5
ia Justice-9 90 ga "a ~.
AK Union Con.-5 81 81 on 51 oN
on 'I~uIia-235c 2i0c 24oc "a
,s5 Caledonia ABB ssoc4
EVENING BOARD.
r,r-a u/an
ll5 Raymond q 1SN 80 Isn "a. bm
1915 Eureka Con- 10 10" 1919 i0''"0
80 Jacsson-oo
$50 Leopard-hs
2l0 N. Belle-1I
H Is Manbattan-oo an.
Il ITO trand faino ''0 'N'
50j Modoe-1.oc
1 U w. Cos,N420o
100 G. Chariot-2
$50 Leeds W)c
$50 Knick crbocker-1o
40 Baltimore-40c 45c
50 IS. Hil-2h 2M
95 Dayton-25c Zoe
40 n. Y. Con.-2ic SOC
40 r. lsland-l5c
% Sheridan-7S
800 Alta-l65;
- Woodville-Oc
200 Lady Wash-l9oc lS5c
100 Kossuth-25c
G05 Andes-50 soc zoe Csc
500 patten-lb90
700 Leyiathan-45c
425 n. Con. ta.-toc SOC
$50 Troian-55c
1850 overman-.27L 2 % II ~
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WANTED.

FIRST-CLASS TIN AND SHEET
T. j. MAUPIN,
Main street, Eureka.
April 2, 1877. ap3tf
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

arrivals aud Departures.
81 TAX EUREKA n rALIsADs ~aAILRoAs.
, 1877-06-04

LpsFsAp0H4dNt6 hfR 1uF& H0fld.
s1nounssuao, Pa. May 30.-A gentleman Of
excursion In the northern part OF this county, te.
lates tho following thrilling Incident which oe-
Cured near what II known ~ tho German Flats
un Monday last. Amoug the scattered families
living there IL ono named snyder, Near thaIr
farm are somo delda thst weto once under
cultivation. but which have been neglected
by tho owner, who |ircs in Now York, and they
a9yn ssowa " wh IT, nu!d!aes
as i an I'D Wit Tic ests x H. :. uss1aosna sS sSi
farmers having itss access u these delda boards
were lalu eeFus4 Tho we'll aoMe years ago, aud the
brush having vrewn w sbout II. its existence was
almost forgotten.
Frank saIdef. an s::year; old son Of The farmer
!ook Up COW that hsu wandered o1 in the woods.
~ 'ssqa.ntss la.ta ttS vent on sash ssaad.. and
u.!iai until Il grew dt,k. sni S1t Se not YET yst
returned. 'rhtuklng that he might hsss stopped Il
nstShh1rs about three. e.qusssS!s u nite dIu'
Acantlme heavy thunder. shower had eo,uu up,
hurled baef hoMs. ,Ths boy iid not come, snd.
alarm was gwen throughout tbo aetslen!cut. ure4t
sxetssment prevailed =, aad men with lantsras
,Isa ..ax 9st IN t. sok fe tas
- o'eloek sos oi tho .rafehIux party. il pa.silY
through tha 10. e%,ntalaing 70 I'D wsll, heard
soss u siia III a;se.va T.:
tho Light ol by lantern fell ou tht c!asap Of bushes
lying OF tts gteGai: The suan raised h!nl 10 bfs
Sas OF IT, So.sas .ss ssi I'll W. ~ 1
required TO eaplanat!on on tho part Of the boy 70
~ whs!s " ha4 Ipecn. TLs saaa ~ho discovered
taed n the sn4Ious seekers iu ths woo4ts.
The Ivy Wa so hcasly sal4ustst thst hs could
, 1877-06-04
THE VENUS OF MILO.


The rcpost that o4s os the missing arms Of this
famous statue had been discovered Is followed by
the assurance Of Gen. Meredith Read, tAa Amrri-
can Charge d A1airas At Athens, that both R1ms
have been found on the I.laad Of Milo within .
dls!anco OF less thsn Thirty fset from whura thu
statua taelf WA taken tn 1870. For tho benefit of
those vhs viii b. ready to greet this snnounce-
nsnt VIII head 4hakinss. and ssen deruton snd
e1autsitsly modelled. One holds kind oi dlsu OF
shio!d. The wotkmaaship aud the loeality eons-
ttcty Of thess wonderful relics" The Leaf Of ihs
matter Will D. 10 forward tho arms 10 ths Louvre
standing since 1BJf. waiting tor the seat Of her,
aud for the solution Of thu nystsry thst hs4 hung
9'ss her lovely head ever since sle came 70 the
light of tho modern world.
'rloso lost arms hare been the theme Of moro
wild specustien among artists ana eonnotaseuEs
than The lost tttbta OF Israel hats been to theoio
CLANS, Each has hid hIs notion about the peculiar
position lu whIeh tbs body Of lhs statue required
Them 10 bs placed. TAeEa will ~ Rrsa. curiosity
" ace who, or whether anybody, has Lit nyAl
, 1877-06-04

Lowell Tho suppcr, Gen. 9rant VIZ sakea what At
be had sccn Il on thc day Of the Oaks at Epsom,
and tho races in America He sall,
TINT am great hotsc-raccr, fond OF horses,
anu know all about horses, but, ION the contrary,
really know nothing OF racing, having seen
only Two rsces, ono q cinclanat. IN 1sa3, i; !;
in 1877. I feel, therefore, TINT i
an net eualitlel tq Judge Of the comparison,
however, accepted 80 nnny engagements that I
shalt be compelled to alter my pinns and re-.
main hcra until tho 9th, when shall visit 1ro-
land"
At WEsTNiNhTHR ABRT. ...
LONDON. Jnne 4.-Ccn. Grant and Minister
Ptcrrepont attended services Ut Westmtnster All.
stanley. Afier sllqdIng 10 shc rfeat, irrerarabls
ia tas dees..s Of II: Motley. tSe
sermon, said: .len. Grant has Just laid
down tho sceptre Of tho American Commonwealth
After having by military powcEs, still moro BY
generous Treatment Of comrades IN victory and
divided people. England wcicomss him y pledge
still ono In heart and spirit"
, 1877-06-04

hc vas snllcienEly restored 10 rive Tho following
ACCOUNT ct his adventure:
started back homo about Jo'clock. " ben he went
oata phea.ant had f1own ont Of tho c,ump of
eomas Gaee s ans q es Il M u
she welt sna enc Of ihcn, erote snA h9 ielt to ths
iee.sold water n which hs stootl wai.s deep on
opening Above, iii va al dark AZ night. 80.
tls ws. a. hrst nes.y eysseomo a .'S terror
si!er ;Ims he T seaIissa .Ss foly q e1pesi,oe e
receive any response 10 bis calls. and ecs about al
s; o"s' :sss ss s f. q = E1s
rsssl, nd ths shas: aud 4 e1esises tssrssa tss%
way o. e.eape that 1ss open to hin, WI
+ s.rs ss .iontsP .DS 1o e,.F x: ., sa II s ,ss
toot either slds ~ which hIs ascent voaia have
been eomparattve1y eaay. 60 hs VA compelled to
himself from u water, ons eresice ansfd!ne %.
cure footing whitc he felt about for another, lie
could .ea BY The opening sb9ys M That The we'll was
S e ~ ,eaah sseh o
1ls progrcss was very slow. Tho stones were damp
e srest 81 ear tx a wild Ill.,
foothod and fail to tho bottom again. This fear was
realized when The boy waa halfway Up. A. he was
slonc npon which ho was Htandlng with one foot
gass Tay, and hs WAY tho second time rreetplsted
s @sns @ sRRs ill., pc5' % ons s TsS Ss
onla SEQ by tho holo above that 1t vas getting dark
outside. The fall ind the thought Of having all
Ing, but o lost time In renewing tho ASCENT lis
removed h's shoca th!a time, thinking lle could cling
Sse to ths l. h feet e hha
had gaiaod lie kefsht hu had reached bofora Ills
nnseis were torn aad bleeding, ~ were his feet.
dnser nails wien hs thrust lis fingers IN tho
siep ,upwaid he -. obliged = stop and ret.. At
lasi he got to within four Of Ave feet Of the top.
fonnd sSss Su,!s Large .ions lad tsen p.esd
IN e r. e ef Rnes' 81 IN IN
ejging around This ob,tace hts feet slipped ont Of
aefsek where h h.d placed then leaving h!m cling,
Weight for an instant 6y Bis angars his hold ravo
ws{ s. with sey o. agony he plunged once
getting oqt ot tae wi. M. strength w. slmo.t
S as ase es sssdssa
fathst ~ mother, snl know that they woqil
nervcd him TO renow tho attempt 10 escspo. The
rain saa now falling. and eyerythEns was wrapped!
Dsna Il s sa:s s bsy s sT wa a
In the chilling water. lio aaya that It sesuod 10 hin
ptoRress he haa ' msdo. II isst ia sesehias Up. &
ho touched tho boards covering tho wo. Ile
waa 20 ovcrc9ne At thls tha, he DID n9t daEe more
& .3,ssss Ts'ss IA
Smcnss scst h hs Eos both hands S or ss tSp a. tie
xs ss9 IT. JEW sn ms. ~ .,s'ss sss r1aa y ~
lts took stsP Or txo. and fo1l to to shs around IN,
the man who discovered him and called, 1t must
, 1877-06-04

az n; htm A. m,t nv " bcvnn ~ Pa ,,oa
blood. stained demons hoiuinY Tia dcck"thn
Howard hidden in hs cnltey-ihe three urn IN fhn
yard-tho Eantain and his toy in tbs cabin. with
III two uoor wo,,nJcd men wcltnr,nr in ihrr hinnH
beside lin, Tie gray iighk of morning ,nnt,e OH.
WORK rickn" an m ,toncN nn,l necrs Of All I'm,
the hold. thcY bctnn r., t2ct t!,a mon on the yard.
WHO lodged the mifeIica d. best they could. FNrn
twp blscks asccn,te thn rIuginu with tilcir arcs"
while The Third remained d, deck netting tbs
whites. Tholo, compelled to disregard she shines,
with tteir sl.nV. blocks. Tfen the bincks
found Tho steward was In lilo galley. Ono
went to guard tho cgmnnnlon willie tho
other burst opon tho rnicy door Tie
stewasd jumped through tl,e Other door,
rnthed 70 t!!o companion, aodgcd tho blow aimet
theto VIA hope for tic whites. Dsyiichs wa
, 1877-06-04

strikes an iron. clad In weak placn. may b fn!h:
tfate on board vessel Liable TO ri. fnd oi stsi
ss s IL Tsst Il s aS q e masss sas sesss.
On lt!ie vessels, iuPon which thoy would he Equally
iii. and of which Tho io+s wsul5 BE- oi eompara-
lively Insignificant Importance. II Is the old story
Of putting our eKgs Into one haskes, and that has.
.Tse:e soa.!detatler.. - xe h.v5..!a. gon.a
arise even II Ind safely to deal with the 1Ec
y a Ssa he.a Tse
VIC hare laeely hoard. ahd Of which Mr' DONALDSON
eve 5a aesonRt The inatntoa has Pa;'ttSSa p; tSa
l.id havs been constructed for several torslEn
Governments, and ono has been huilt for our owa
than The length Of racing eight. and from se1en
feet to ten iert III beam. They nrc made entirely
e @ md &c as ria Ets
mo.t .ny .1jp Of ~ sos. Ths{ { sse armed A. w!,
ees qorpeae ne IT. "sa e
o% T. ss hsnr GssSE ,9 es eGw nix sS
fsp'easa sJ es. aseRe S:e 's IT, s zip sst
s. x. :,. ss,s
ean hardly miss It's n,nrk. and II It strikcs i. on-os
I. fatal sut saen '', Gna. esrsyng shc %htens.a %
~ il name implies, 4 like M, with e motive
power In tss tall and body and It's explosive force
eet IN motion, which ls done BY COMPRESSED sEr.
u can swim through the water at any depth .nd II
sn hour, or 900 yarda at a1tcen kMots. Such, II
l. ea1d, Ia tho skill now acquired IN the use Of
III L ao.s sase ' m ya1ls.
evoa xhcn Tho ship from which It Is red 10 mortng
at rate Of ten or twc!vc knots 40 hour; i fal'
set bT a swsrua Of almost tnreihle enemies, too
rapid 70 ee sanght TOO email 70 bs easily h md
.! - hs ys ds oGT, III f
supposed at arst Tint these tcrpcdocs might be kent
st bay BY surrounding vessels with rome kind Of
boats cai, be provided w!lh wecd.cuttcrs, which
would caa!Iy cut through such dcfcnso. This
Ss s,e se Il h + ta t # entn ~
stilI. There il said to bc kind ii rocket. which,
sscMratoly protested for i, o6o yards, instead Of
600, With destruesse charge: u this 1e The
eatc. It would secm that Il fnsi.hcs The mean. Of
ltschnsein1 tho most powerful shells without the
enurnnu'!y expensive machlnefy Of heavy guns.
shoal this rocket bo really under control and sat-
wsapon ta tha L torpeao snd Il would see
likely to be ~ foEmdsble In military as in nass!
| warfare II beiligetenss can aynil themselves Of
laed aiike By iand and sea..
sGm n what 1, tnst
bll!ttes Its powot has rot yet been fully eetsb.
istod, and tho torpedo and tho tospedo 6oat aso
Immediate account lint il il dnlcult to feel salts,
ied with tho present position Of our navy IN 70.
spcct TO them. The frst tiovcrnment which had
md They have eince been constructed tot ths
Swedish, tho Danish. thu Dutch. tho FRENCH the
naval therefore. nrs actively armtng them:
aclycs with these new engtncs Of destruction and
onr precautions against them appeat 70 amount { to