The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
QUESTIONS BT sun READERS

Here are some lamentations and some correo:onsi
Hugh Mckay OF Greenpon,. who knows lot about mo
old days Of our American shipping trade writes 'hn'
the schooner Dean Richmond cleared from Chicaso
and Milwaukee for Liverpool and sailed July II. le'"
with l4Oyo bushels OF wheat. On account OF low
water in tie canal she hal TO unload to nine feet
draught after fourteen days detention in river ana
canal she arrived at Liverpool Sept H. The cargo
sold a. prnht OF $4,000. ami the vessel herself was
.old At s. 90 above her COST. Ireter you TO Vol "
No g. [. 5. Nautical Ma.a1ne." Then Savannah says
that the woolfolks were murdered near. Macon. Ga.
and that Tom Voolfolk was tried three times AMI
banged in 1870. With regard to Col Bu'naors death
two frends fa!fou! OF our answer OF last week demof
sh ing what We had co sdered good authority One OF
them writes:
Ihe.rd Bennett Burle,sh correspondent for ths IN.
4 n sr1 I e. ss Ia. d . has
Bunsby t,.el in he too. ns Way; When iss
.' & sdrn.ey ont , &c a. Of w sat hs
..vi,s I'M: broken and force! escS n,S me
b an Arsb siet arm.d with long SPEAR THe ton.i
Tened With Pm 10, o.a az n: saa was aap
t Hfsb . tan him IN II. :hsn!ls
Ss q:sSs4 no x" .Gs ess psi
into Ills ;hros s.verins the lugmlar vein J., s.9. s,
sn be- 9s.s =, ,sa H1ss bis n ts
the SQUARE he oaght to be IN his
on the strength Of these detailed statements wen
reverse our decision. without taxing the trouble 10
''ds;inguish" the Two ]nigneH'a
wh.. was III. ot,he steamer that laid the fr''
Atlantic Caos! u 10
The very ar.. Atlantic cabe was LAID by the L. s T.
NIAGARA and H. NJ s. AgameInnon in August. 1857. tho
layiux W successful. In 1858 the same two YES
ses tried lay seconi cable, but on June - me
cable broke. The vessels sailed again from Cork on
July II 1883 the Agamemnon carried the ar't half OF
the cable and the SayaSa tho latter part They met IN
oce an la, 52' o ". long 80 81 W. on July 70
The Niagara landed her slore end In Trinity Bay new
touni!aui. Aus .. A,ls. This gable worked unit!
sep, l. 1853. In July 800 tho Grea, Eastern tried.
but the cable broke ani coid not be recovered In
1866 July Is. she tried again this time with sue
s. and landed the shore end on Friday July ~ Tiis
cable i. st! in existence. but NO longer in use.
Did Mr. Gladstone send Chinese Gordon to Khar.
;ouwi. Or did GORDON 20 Gu his own responsibility -
The d. ds,one Government sent Gordon TO the SOU
dan although the General asked permission 10 so: tho
permission WA granted In January 1885,. during
,latso ones Absence from England. We think that II
Gordon hadn't asked permission he would not have
sent, for his previous standardization hs GOVERNOR
Geners o. the soudsn from 1874 to 1879 had been an
absolute failure But he loox ed himself as sort Of
proph-a civilized Nahdi-an idea whIrh was acceii.
ed by tie English: so when he asked 10 be allowed &"
so the Government Was 10 great degree forced ~ let
HIM 60
VII yon state who now TIE owner Of Monticello
or jtIer.on' Also Tue place be seen without tie
payment of an admission fee Co. =
Mr. jefferson Levy. aawyer OF this city owns No"ts.
cello. lie not desc ian! Of Jefferson. but e'
scendsat Of Commodore urlah +. Levy. brave officer
OF the United States navy. who bought ntirep wel
that place was sold by JeIs sons dlnsi"rs Mr JET
frrson Levy redeemed the property ruE The H"vr5I
men,. when had conH.ca e! (! early n he VA. .-e
piac. 10 not open 70 the public.
what 10 or Was the "Bautas sysscm' Avu"r.
the course OF eating s1r the reelection OF c,su,
lency suggested by William Ban:.ng. 4 London msr
chant. bora in I5y7. Gici N ISL. Hiss G.e'-pi con-
sisted IN abstinence fIoul al. fa:-Inaklns oihrsal
butter pastry po,a oc. &c And tn ~ .r' urnS
poultry tru drv ;,as. A., EriIat savn.n 'tca;rd
the SAME course of wing for tat rers.l.-. Fanny
Daven norl Nvo.vel H. too when she hal g. .e sc" 'er
weight. an! pr. H'n"r. rger lfHposs I""c.r'.y no
SAME regimen.
GERMANY Or k.u2 II iTUs'ta' H.
lie receive. It K!a. " Prussia, tn" Nr0,!o:a,
,ons Rent" or 'vI list. far ~ It A.
Pears 81. ihe novernu rn: statements, aroHris to
1919 .a mark. or uboa; So s5a.;,O. lie. 81, tbs.
The IIuLrrl, n High TaSer family 'N"" land.
ed ross,.,' II. ~ German II" re'enu" ~ "h'h
keep, ~ 'hr ro,r ani hy n"'aers .; tie '.an''y.
whom we..,". sount s,r,irers rurtt.r r'ymou,h.
and r..rI,h hlt ami "r.a arc 'arr dnr' p"-' -.
The srImwa. lui;t a. Chester. Pa, In -. she IS
s7a feet on. 20 vile AMI liia feet d-eH w!'h q
tonnage II .5l3 Tie 4 r'an vas bu! al Chester n
Iss. she /, 3si feet lnI o. 'c,i bEoa! and 2! ee.
| deep: he tonnage Is $50 lhe Plymouth appeared
IN Is.'D she is 4p2i7 !ong. - feet uIoa! a
! ctswslsI,s': ter tonnage '.A"i'.
| wa.ch da!Ia' "nr'a,rea The mos; s.,'e' tie , &,
Dollar or tae ttandard du.ar' A. Il
| The trade doiar It mean, to be usei in Gea.ng
with other countries. 'uina and Japan pr!nclpsy, aud
had 10 DO made to iui, the preuelcss OF the Chinese