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A MILLION PAssENeERs.-The Hudson ri
yer is now navigated BY about forty steamboats,,
large and small, and the number ofpassengers
passing up and down in the course of year
is somewhere about one million. The number
Of miles run by all these boats must be near
two millions. There is no stream or lake in
the world where so many passengers travel in
steamboats with so little loss OF life. Boiler ex-
plosions are scarce ever heard Of, and the ca
tastrophe of the Swallow is the crowning acci-
dent for century