{"newspaper_name": "Washington telegraph.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The Washington correspondent Of the Bnlii-
more Patriot says Capt George w, Taylor,
he submarine armour and diving bell man, was
10 that city Few days ago, wlh proposition to
take such vessels in tho squadron, as may be
deemed necessary, over the bar nj Tampico, by
means of India Rubber camels Some recent cx-
permenis of his in tbe hnlbor Of Boston, upon n
small craft vessel, were very successful. lie says
that he can with perfect safety and IN quick time,
so raise such vessels as the Princeton und the
Mississippi as TO admit Of their passing the bar at
rumpco where ihoy eau soon play upon and take
tho town. The eamels are attached to the ados
of tin, vessel and inflated with uir, by means of an
inppnratus which cannot fail Of accomplishing lie
Aect. II is understood that the Government has


tered into contract with Capt, Taylor in this