NIAGARA FALLS.
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On the American side of the river there IS
very extensive Hotel and boarding house
kept by Gen. Whitney; on the British SIDE
is another. kept by Mr.. John Brown. There
is now project formed to construct car
riage rocd down each precipitous bank, to
the water, for the purpose OF coming with
coaches near til Falls. The road is to be
cxcavated chiefly from the rock in the bank S,
and is to descend one foot in ten feet, and
will reach about quarter OF mile il gau.
ing the bottom. 1t will be protected by !
strong railing, and be sufficiently wide at re-
cesscs for carriages to pass. This euterpri1e
will be amply repaid by the immense ferry
ing during the fashionable season." 1t is
mentioned as somewhat remarkable that
there are no insects on the Sc, cral islands in
the vicinity.