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Comfortable TO Iron Masters. The railways
now existing in Great Britain and Ireland have
proved so profitable to the stockholders, that a
sort of mania has grown up for stock of that kind
PaI lament, during the late session, granted char
tiers for the construction ofabou 1900 miles of rail
way which viii cause an outlay ofabout hundred
millions of pounds sterling, andthe consumption
of all the iron that can be made in Great Britain in
eight years. 1t is apprehcpded that this immense
speculation will soon be followed by disastrous
reaction-indeed the late circular of the bankers
and brokers intmatcs fear Of this result.


Before this can happen, however, the price oil
iron will rise throughout Great Britain higher
than ever was known before-and consequently
the article will be dearer than ever, on the conti-
ncnt of Europe and in the United States