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No doubt remains ofthe success of Mr.. Brn-
ncvs great rntcrpr.se Of forming road under the
rhams,. he work is finished for the distance
aF so feet. We presume the whole width of
tho Thames nj that point, little exceeds 900 feet.
Tho n. Y. Times says, il is not easy to conceive
tha, passcnsers will leave daylight, and the bus
Ne o, life in the open air, to descend into this
caycmous abyss, drrary with lamp-light, and
where the settling ofthc masonry may pour the
Thames on them heads.