{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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THE NAVIGATION OF CoosA ABovE THE FALLs.-We learn from the Jacksonville Republi- that steamboat has been launched, at the ssTen Island Shoa," which is intended to ply between the Coosa Falls, and Rome, Ga. The Republican says Tt is the intention of the proprletors to make a trip np the river about the first of September, by which lime it-is thought the rail road will be com pleted wirhIn fifteen miles of Rome Arrangements will be made as soon thereafter as practicable for regular trips. This enterprise is of immense im- pertance to that section of country it will open facilities for the transportation of products to the Augusta, Charleston and other markets, and enable the merchants to procure their goods from the north more directly and readily, and on better terms than to ship round by Mobile. This boa, is said he an experiment, and should it prove successful, 1t is the intention, learn, of the proprieors to put other boats on the river. It will turn large portion of the trade which finds it's way to Mobile, in ano- ther direction, and which nothing but the speedy struclon of railroad around the falls of the Coosa can opviate, and that only m part.