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what a Gentleman IT..

ihe essential characteristics Of a
| gentleman" says our American essav-
ist, Mr.. Mathews, s'are not an outward
varnish or veneer, but inward ouali-
ties, developed in the heart.n
Inc drover was a gentlemen at
neart, ard in speech also, of whom the
following anecdote is told. He was
oriVing cattle to market when the
snow ta was deep, save on the highway,
Inc drove compelled lady to turn
out of the road and tread in the deep
snow,. Sf
Madame" said the drover, taking
on his hat, "if tho cattle knew as
well as | what they should do, you
would not walk in the snow"
Charles Lamb tells story of Joseph
frice, London merchant, who reyer-
ehced womanhood in every form In
which 1t came before him.
have seen him." writes the gen.
iai essayist, "stand bareheaded (smile.
IL you please) to a servant girl while
she mas been inquiring of him the way
10 some street, in such a posture of
unforced civility as neither to embar.
rass her In the acceptance, nor himself
in the offer of it,"
u have seen him." he continues,
tenderly escort a market wo man
whom he had encountered in show
eer, exalting his umbrella over her poor
basket of fruit that it might receive
no damage, with much carefulness as
II she had been countess"
These anecdotes show what genuine
politeness Is. 1t is a kindly spirit that
expresses itself kindly to all. or one
who possess it the remark is never
made, "He can be gentleman when
ne pleases." As Mr.. Matthews says
and we wish the boys would memoir
ize the saying-"He who can be a
gentleman when he pleases never
pleases to be anything else."
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[NCHOR LIN e.

MTfTMD MI n EAJ N 49, - -
Sail every Saturday.
Hxw YORK TO GLASGOW.
.aINs 40 TO $50. sTEERAGE. t2s.
|, s,.smsrs do not carry cattle. sheep
or pigs.
And every saturday,
INV YORK TO LONDON DIRECT;
duced Rates.
...,sr asoom m 0datious are unaur-
passed.
All B,ateroems on Main Deck.
..nr,n booked ct lowest rates TO or
I'M sny Railroad station in Europe
or America.
M 1t lowest rates, payable free Of
Fre, throughout Eng land. Scotland
Ireland.
books OF Information, plans. &c.. I.
4, d HEsDRRsoE BRoTHHRs. 7 Bow
(RsBs, N. Y. Or TO SAMUEL
ksrTs, Adams Express. Wilmington.
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One Hundred and Thirty.six times
OVerf

Al New Orleans. on the 18th day of
September, at the l36tn Grand Monthly
Drawing OF the Louisiana state LOTTERY
Company. $50, 900, the first capital prize,
was won by ticket No. 43,7l3, half neld by
John Corners, an engineer on the L.. N.
and Great southern r. r., ami collected
Tor him through the Bank of Commerce.
Memphis, Tena. The other hall held BY
simon Siiverman, Of Indian Bay, Ark,
whose title TO It's ownership is disputed
by Mrs. Emma Clark of the same place.
Slo,oO, the second prize, by. No. 83.o57,
en-. through the First National Bank of
vincennes, Ind. Third, s5,U0O, drawn by
No. 3,744, held by worthy gentleman Of
Albany.N. Y, who is desirons OF remain
Ing unknown for personal reasons. S2,6OJ
drawn by No: 32.64s. held by Mr.. q. 4.
Prlnz. of Cullman Ala, and NO. 58.77I.
halves OF which were beid by Emily
Moir, No. 737 Myrtls Avenue. Brookly lyn,
n. Y, and Il. j. short. of Warsaw, Ind.
There were many thousands of other
lucky ones; Any one anxious to know
about anything connected with the next
drawing SHOULD write at once to M. A.
Dauphia. New Orleans, La before No.
vem Der sth, the day OF the l3sth drawing.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Senator Jones, Of Florida, finds that
the air Of Massachusetts, is beneficial to
his health.
Sunset Cox, who has enjoyed his trip
abroad, will return to this county about
the 1st Of December,
Mr.. Tilden has the New York Demo-
cracy under his hat again. What will he
do with it?
The Shah has sent to Princess Step
hanie the Order of the Sunset in diam
onds. -
Colonel Ingersoll will In few days
take his family tossNew Mexico, where
he is interested In silver mines.
Mime. Camilla Urso has been engaged
tor the Gerster concerts in Boston.
Harry Garfield has been chosen vice.
president of the freshman class at Will
liams College.
Senator Anthony is melancholy in con-
sequence Of the death OF General Burn
side, to whom he was affectionately
attached.
Maurice Dengermont not having ar
rived in New York, as he was expected,
concert iu aid the Garfield fund had
to be postponed.
King George Of Greece, with bis
Premier, has been visiting his newely-
acquired provinces. His army Is about
TO be reduced to $4,000.
DR.. Joseph H. Warren, of Boston, has
given Bowdoin College painting of
Hagar and lshmael in the wilderness,
said to be the work of Titan.
A member of the New Hampshire
Legislature denounced bill that was
under discussion as ''treacherous as was
the stabbing Of Cesar by Judas in the
Rnman % nit Il 10
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DIR. G. W. BENSON, OF BALTIMORE, Md
We give above correct likeness of thu.
well-khown and successful physician
and surgeon, who has made life long
study OF Nervous Diseases and the DIS,
eases Of the skin. and he now stands In
the highes, rank, as authority on those
special and distressing diseases. In the
course OF his practice he discovered what
now are renowned In med cal practice.
viz: co N binaiion of Celery and Cham.
omlle In the shape of Pills. They are
used by the profes, Ion at large and con-
stanily recommended by them.
II 10 not patent medicine. IL Ia the
result OF mis- own experience In pract. CO.
They are a sURE CURE for the following
special diseases. and are rthv of a tr ial
by all Intelligent sufferers. They are pre-
pared expressly 10 cure sick headache.
nervous headache dyspeptic headaebe'
neuraig la, paralysis. sleeplessness, dys-
Gepsia and nervousness, and WILL CUR e
any case.
sold by all druggists. Price so cents a
box. DePo'. lO6 north Eutaw ST., Balti-
more, Md. By mail, two boxes for 81. or
six boxes for 81 80. TO any address.
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body. II makes the skin white, soft and smooth
removes tan and freekles. and Is tho BEST toilet
dressing In TILE WORLD. Elegantly put up
two bottles In one package, consisting OF both
internal and external treatment.
An nrss elass druggists have It. Il. psr package
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Capital Invested In New York,s
Theatres,

New York Letter In the Baltimore Sun.
The theatres of New York represent
capital of nearly Sl3,000,000. Her half
hundred places of amusement, under
which head | class concert halls but
not picture galleries, opera house but
not beer gardens, where there is played
bad music by bad band of three or four
pieces, swell the valuation to q figure
approximalihg $35, 100000. That is q
great deal OF money, and 1t indicates
something of the expenditure by which
New, York Caters to the pleasure OF its
people and Its visitors.
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PERRY DAVIS
PAIN killer

10 PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Use.
a sure and speedy cure for Sore
Inroat, Coughs, Colds, Diphtheria,
Cniiis, Dfarrhea,D ,Dysentery,C Cramps,
Gnoiera, summer Complaint, Sick
neauache, he,Neuralgia,R rheumatism,
Bruises, Cuts, Sprains, etc.
Perfectly safe to use internaHv or crterno1,, n nd
eeTtdan to afford relief No family can AFFORD to
pe without i. Sold by all druggists at 25c,
eOc., and ol bottle
PERRY DAVIS d SON, eroprIe tors,
Providenoo, r. L.
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Further Details from the wreck Of
tho Teuten.

London, September 3-The Standards
dispatch from Cspe-Town has the following:
Survivors from the wreck Of the union mail
steamer, Teuton, state that two hours before
the ship sank boats were lowered 10 level
with the bulwsrks and provisions and com.
passes placed in them. Ono boat b:oko loose
from its fastening while being lowered and
siI were brought alongside. About thirty
five women and children took places In them.
When the water rusheJ into the engine room
the steamer sank her head, taking down
with her four boats that were not fairly
clear Of the ship. Eight Of the passengers
Ard crew who rose to the surface cluhg 10
floating wrecksge until pcl cd up by those
who sighted their boat at daylight, and
made for Simmons Bay, oil who were cling
ing to the spsr boirg the fret taken aboard.
The Teuton had 25G passengers, eigbty-fve
in crew aud twenty Coolies on board.
Eleven Of the passengers and twenty-five Of
'hr crew were saved.
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ACabinet Meeting.

Warrington, September "a meeting Of
Il q cabine. was held al II o'clock today, at
the state department. Secretary B'aine pre-,
,tod, and all tho cabinet officers were
present. The session lasted an hour and q
quarter, during which an oarnes. discussion
OF tho situation was had. Inquiries Of
several cabinet officers failed 10 elicit other
from them than most general replies.
Tho condition of public business In the
several departments was reviewed and
II 10 believed the question of necessity for
some executive action pending the presi-
denps 10 pporsry inability 70 act wes discuss
ei, though the invarisble retponse 10 oil
inquiries as 10 whether, this matter was un-
der discussitn was disinolins.ion 10 speak
on tho subject Gao member of the csbine,
70 the query, Mr.. Secretary, was Il thought
necessary 10 have another president a,
present. Replied, Il trust II will no,
be necessary" 0her then this the honorable
secretaries remsincd nor- -somml,sal.
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Tnmmauy Meeting

New York, September AT meeting
of the Tammany general committee last
night, resolutions were pessOd expressing ab.
horronce at tho attempted ASSASSINATION of
Preslden, Garfield, rendering him and BIZ.
family .ymps,hy and expressing The hope
that his life might be spared for tho pa riuiic
sJminis,ra,ion Of affairs aud usefulness.
John Kelly made m address, In The course OF
which he said, referring 70 the presidential
election, that Hancock was not defeated In
this city, but that bis defeat was duo W ,h,
action Of the rest Of the stste, the rural dem
otIau beiug leeouhtsblo for the cnem,'s vic
tory. and claiming that rsminauy did every
thing possible 10 help the democracy.
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Small Fox Scare i'm the City-sad Ac-
eidentat the Vulcan works, Etc.
Special TO the Hernld.

small Fox Scare i'm the City-sad Ac-
eidentat the Vulcan works, Etc,
Special to the Herald.
ST. Louis, Mo, September S.-Segeral
families who reosntly arrived from Germany
occupy house in the western portion of the
city, This morning It was reported to the
health commissioner that several Of them
were sick, and an investigation developed tn 4,
fact that there were five cases of smA'
poI. Considerable excitemen, prevails ia
the nelghborhood. The immigrsn,s hsvs
been occupying the house month, and Il Ia
not known how far the plague my have
spread The whole gang were hurried off to
quarantine.
Llns ID, Wyman, Young man from
LOUISIANA graduate Of the state university,
Was arrested al Mount Olive
post flee last evening BY
lospestor Orowell on the double charges
OF or ening sealed and registered packages in
'he United States mails, The case wss
brought before United Ststes Oomnm siouer
Sel0Y this morning, after his spending the
night In the calsboose After wsvl z The
preliminary examination, he wa, held in do.
fault of IS 600 bail.
A terrible accident occurred at thu Vulcan
steel works this morning Fred B nix n 'orf,
a fii'eon year old boy. in the act of gressine
the pnionS on the rail mill, had his clothing
caught by shaft and was drawn between
the rollers and instantly killed. The body
WAS terribly crushed. 1t wss removed 10 The
residence of his widowed mo'her.
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Austin,

Special to the Herald
Austin, September 3.-The gov
ornor today appointed j II
Coldburn district attorney for the twelfth
district, vice A r Coleman resigned.
The capitol board have approved the
form of the contract for building the state
capitol. 1t was drawn up by Attorney Gen.
ersl McLesry.
A large number of lsborers have been en-.
ployed TO go to work Oh the Austin &
Northwestern railroad.
II has come to the knowledge Of the citi
zens and the university committee that cir
culaIs are being freely distributed, stating
that the people of Austin have voteC
down tho proposition TO levy free schoo
tax of two mills on the dollar, and that ,h,
effect is disastrous in some quarters. Tn,
proposition has not been voted on, but will b,
next Tuesday. with strong probability of Il,
adoption.
Judge Hancock and Governor Davis viii
address tho public on Monday night in favo
of its adoption.
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APACHE AssAssINs.
The white River Indisns Annihiiate
betachment of Regulars Under
General Carr

Sehorhi Narr,
Ban Francisco, SspIombsr "a Tucson
dispatch to the Star has advices from Fort
Grant TO tho following effect; Three
oourier have now come into Camp Thomas,
bringing the news that General Carr aud his
entire command have all been killed by the
White Mountain Indians, thirty.hve miles
from Camp Apsches.' 0ne hundred and
seven officers and men we're
killed. The oficers must be
General Carr, Captain HeniIy, Lieuten,
anb Garter, Gordon, Stanton, Orr and DR..
McCreery. The White Mountain Indians
reservation Is located about one hundred and
sixty miles north of Wilcox, near the line of
New Mexico. The tribe numbers about flf-
teen hundred in ell. They have four hun
dred warriors, and this is the only tribe of
ApacheS which have not been whipped into
subjection. They were moved in 1876 into
the San Carlos reservation, but were recalled
and returned to their old hunting grounds.
where they have lived ever since.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The following telegram was received at
the war department this morning bs Ad.
jutant General McKewen, from General
Mcdaniel, dated September I'd; The fol,
lowing was received from the commanding
general Of the department of Arizona, dated
to-day: Tiffany .elegraphed that there is a re.
port from the sub-agency that an Indian
named hikey brought word that the chiefs
are coming in with their bsnda, but that Pedro
with hia band and others are on the war. path;
that Carr's command, including himself and
six other officers ana sixty.four enlisted men,
we're killed day before yesterday; also that
Pedro,s men had killed seven or eight men,
including an express messenger, between
Apache and Thomas. No word from The
Apsches, as the wires arc dowa. Biddle was
at work yesterday and las, night getting
troops across the Gils, and is with difficulty
pushing for the Apaches.
| CONFIRMED.
"A special to the Times from Tucson, Al.
izona Territory, atlirms the report of the
massacre of two companies of United States
cavalry under Gen. Carr, by Apsches, near
Camp Thomas. Lieutenant Cruse was sho,
by medicine man, whom he was trying to
arrest, Nhereupon the troops opened fre
This was the origin of the fight.
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Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Mes luito, September 3.-The Elm Fork
Baptist association, 10 now in session at this
place. 1t was called TO order yesterday at 2
p m,, by the former president, Mayor u. f.
Brown, of Mckinney. Fourteen churches
are represented by messengers. Rev g. w.
Good was elected moderator and Rev. A. II.
Beddo, clerk. The meeting 10 characterized
with harmony of feeling and concert Of ac-
ton. A number Of visitors and messengers
from other associations are present. Thore
are over twenty ministers in attendance.
-Four missionaries have been doing efficient
labors in the hands of the association All
the missionaries have been psid in full. and
others will be employed to 60 Immediately
into the field. Tho BucSner Orphan home
has been literally contributed 10. A large
concourse of people are In attendance
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Pittsburg.

Pittsburg.
Special to the Herald.
PiusbuIg, September 8. IL. 5. Fla,tsn,
sheriff of this county, y esierday arre. ted John
Cobb, of Latonis, Funnin county; upoa The
arrival of the east bound passenger, on the
East Line Il Red River narrow gauge rail.
road. Cobb Is charged with the murder OF
l. X. Appling, who was ut one time resi-.
dent of this place. The particulars Of The
affair ss given by A. j. Burton, deputy
sheriff of Fannin county, who carried Cobb
back last night to Lsdenis, are as follows
Appling had rented place from the father
OF Cobb, upon which was situated
well of water. Some dispute
arose between the parties in
regard to its use by the Cobbs. On the dsy
of the homicide the Cobbs-father and two
sons-went to the we'll, where they found
Appling, and dispuie again arose, where's
upon John Cobb shot Appling in the sbdo-
men. Appling then sprsng at Cobb, cutting
him with knife. Cobb then shot the secs
ond time, when Appling fell Cobb left at
once and was caught at this place, as above
related.
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DAsHBS by WIRE.

Ten years ago Ham and Brown, two ad-
joining farmers near Dover, Chickasaw
county, Iowa, got into a quarrel about the
price OF ten turkeys, since which time each
has nursed their wrath 10 keep il warm. Ii
has spread TO both families, resulting in tar
and feathers twice for Ham, the burning of
grain fields and attempted assassination OF
Brown by shooting into his room when
he was In bed, the bullet lodging In
the bed post. Last Sunday Browns boys
while going to church were mot by Ham,
armed wl.h rifle, who threatened 10 shoot
them ifthey crossed line he had made on
the highway near his house. The boys re-
treated, but soon returned AIMED with revol.
vers. On reaching the dead line Ham, who
bad in the meantime received re-enforce-
me ts, fred upon the boys, whom the shooting
became general on both sdes, and about forty
shots we're exchsueed. Ham wa ,hol
through tno body and died on the pot.
The thrca Rrown boyp were shot,
it is h.L-nL h-.,iy. Those who es-
capped injury hsve been arrested.
The press of Sprips Ged published yester-
day morning an opinion by ex- Governor
Farmer on the mooied question whether au
election should be held IN the state Of Illi-
nois this fall. for certain county q, ,.srp.
Inc Ex-Governor discusses ihe quesnca at
son,e lenssn, nna sfr,ves ~ ,he conclusion
cons,lu,onsi n lin amendment in ' Issn and "a ,he ,he
passage of the election law of last winter by
the legislature is 10 postpone the election
and qualification OF the successors of tie
persons now holding the offices in quest, n
a, n,oscrihSd hv tho cons,;,n,;on ~ Mn,'I ,ho;,
succe,sors 81 aro elected and oualiaed " 'A0''
0''s' N
IN Lsuy fiotehee Dlkle, VINO went TO the
un, n[sll'van' r as o0ri~pohueh' oi ,ne LONDON
mo.niug os,, 10 Ganlp'ng GUY win ner nus
oslia ahu cooklng nel own ras'ohs. Net long
ag1 y DoeIe WnS naue isrge poasts ABOUT his
@ w.h h;m ,he ho Tho pas CnH,Ivngga oy net 70
I5is' ot s oKli'' Inc % p1ere suos Win Martial
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waco.

Special to ths Herald.
Waco, September S.-About II O'Clock
tonight, Ed. Gambell, boarding housC
keeper, was the author Of coRsiderabl,
sensation. He had been indulging rather
too freely in liquor, and at the
hour above named, bsnzine and thu
green eyed monster prompted him Il
arm himself with q doube-bsrreled sho,
gun He met his wife in the yard of biz
residence and cooked both triggers, intend
ing, IS 1. is supposed to FIRE, but was deter
red from executing his purpose by a boarder
in the houte. His wife aed 10 the kitchen
and barred the door, which soon
after he tried to force in, but failed.
Thereupon he cent the contents of one barrel
through tho door No arrests have been
made, and Gambel was put in bed BY
friends. From the manner in which he
acted no was considered really dangerous,
ard his wife's escape from being shot, was
mere than fortunate.
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Jacksonville

Special TO the Herald.
Jacksonville, September 3,--Mr. NJ. K
Tausick, travelling salesman for Messrs. Banon
& Co., of New York, was arrested to-day fol-
soliciting trade without having his license re-
corded. Mr.. Tausick was sustained BY our
merchants in the conducting Of his case and
he was honorAbly acquitted.
The grading OF the Kansas & Gulf Shor
Line 10 nearly completed between here snd
Rush. Work on the Texas Trunk, ten miles
east Of here. is progressing rapidly under tie
able management Of Col. Scsrey.
New cotton Is coming In slowly.
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sherman.

Special to the Herald.
Sherman. September 3-Hon. S. j. L.
s,ubbs and H. j. Lsbstt, Of Galveston. cd.
dressed our people Tonight on tho subject
Of the medical branch Of the state uni
versity.
North Texas Female college opens In III 9
city on Monday. Twelve young ladios have
already arrived from southern Texas 10
attend its session.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS =BY TELEGRAPH.

Murderer Arrested nc Pittsburg-Tws
ConNicts Escape from the Rask
observation-disclosures Arrest.
ed "t Jacksonviile-nee
OF the baptist Association
at Mesquite-Universi-
~ and School Mat
ters at sherman.
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Qlite remarkable case Of suicide occurred
tew miles from I.cscs, 10 Gratiot county,
Michigan. A man named Martin X. Wal
ker, living on q small farm there, was for
merly prosperous stock-rai.er In Csliior.
MIA, but sixteen years ago he came esst and
Ave yesrs ago be so.,led on the place OF hi'
las, rcsideuce. Drink and gambling wete
bis beso,ting sins. Finally be lost pretty
much all the little property remaining
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Rusk.
Rusk.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald,
Rusk September 3.-The University quet-
tion was discussed here last night.
Two convicls succeeded In eifecting their
escape from the peni,entisry al this place
about Eve o'clock this evening. A reward
has boon offered for them but they have not
yet been recsptured.
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GERMANY.
TIE New Peace With the vatican.

The Now p.acs Wi, an. va,,.
R,rlir A,crs, On IN. 80. IN, ~.
. p.noI ~ ~ 'o,N
u,,,h a.. .a..;., r,'
" 'fp,'"r r0"' Vi '0'nan onAiso
1t |! officially announced that Won Cess
lr misjs,er os pnhD, wo,,bip "a
aav hanaed Dr No,rm an ,r,n..
rial a;,,omo 5tod ysa,s,d.v rococ.
,0os
hi1lng MIN rs bitop Oh Inves'
The emperor To-day ATTENDED tie parade
of the Imperial Guard. He w.g thus pre-
,o,,oa e., ,,,;n. .,a;on.o % ,.u =. n.
Wn,nn, enn h.hos % s",Is Tuanoa p Hu, si1l o.;n IT.
~ III LII o'.nop Vi nv. W. "u 'eovivo ,o
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A "NoBLE" THIEF .
New York stoox. Market.

New York September 3.-Stocks opened
stronger and prices advanced l to per
cent, the entire lie. participated therein.
Speculation, however, WAS very dull and
desliig & also, except in ono or two instances
on email scale. AT first The bread market
WIS feverish and stimulated Guctuated irregl
t,larlu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-29
rURDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1881.

Farther west The giant rocks. palisades, &c.,
fbat stood rs sentibel-waicbers TO ibe pas
siee oceanward Of the james, had rather
dim and unimpressiye aspect.
The irestIe bridge crossing the canal at
the pumphousc, by which The passengers
reach the city on the BERN bank OF the CO.
nal, is very substantial structure. AS
soon as the two tracks are completed 10 the
citv ballast OF permanent sort viii be
added. Both tracks, as we understand, will
converge into Byrd street where the bridge
OF the connecting road crosses the canal.
Thence they 90 TO the site Of The basin, on
which, wheI filed In, will be erected a
MAGNIFICENT depot and other buildings. As
the lot il about 80 ny 2jD feet, IL VIII be
seen that there i ample room.