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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1858

Page

3

Atlantic depth narrates past 29000 feet and ocean contours

The piece recounts early deep sea sounding methods and failures with lines and balls, noting explorers Walsh Berryman Parker and Denham finding no bottom to 50 000 feet in some cases. Brooke devised a method fixing a maximum Atlantic depth around 29,000 feet, with a view of irregular sea floors and Alpine-like underwater ridges. It also covers a public letter proposing an Atlantic railroad and brief items on a minister to Spain, comet tail theories, a boy carrier, a district attorney appointment, a violent riot, unemployment in iron districts, and a Iowa City race for a silver cake basket.

Lieut. Walsh United States Service Lieu. Berryman United States Dolphin Lieu. Parker United State Congress Cat. Denham Her Herald South Atlantic Brooke Atlantic No Newfoundland Atlantic Bartroop Europe Ope Levi Davis Ridgeway Orleans County New York New York Tribune America England France Russia Scotland New England Amrican Spain Times Wm. Preston Kentucky M. C Preston Louisville Pierce Democrats Humphrey Marshall Vitu Wanda Canadas

Slavery Protection Debates and Coal Trade Note

Southern journals debate direct legislation to protect slavery in Territories. The Charlestown Mercury argues existing US property laws suffice, while the piece recounts the Viner’s Journal on coal trade beginnings, Shoemaker’s failed burn test, later success, and 3,476,862 tons consumed last year. The Cincinnati balloon race news and Beecher anecdote conclude the column.

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