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ALBANY, CATSElLL- ASD Goshen RAILROAD =
We understand that the survey of the proposed
route of Railroad from thi. city to nter.ect the
New-York and Erie Reiirsad ut Goshen is 80 nearly
completed that the engineers engaged in that ser.
vice were expected here last evening.


We have been favored "'ith the results OF the
survey by Mr.. James Seymour, Chief Engnecr, a
gentleman OF intelligence aud practical knowledge,
by whetn, aided by MIR. NoHou, his principal assist
ant it has been made.


The length Of the line from Goshen to Albany is
81 miles but it is believed the distance may be r..
duced several miles, in case of Il location. The
country through which the line passes presents the
common facilies for the easy and rapid construction
ofa good, permanent ard cheap road. The surface
with a few exceptions, i, regular and uniform
throughout the entire line; the grade ran.irg
from a level 10 20 feet per mile, with TIC ex-
cepion OF a icw short stations, where the maxi
mum grade is about 40 feet per mile, and which,
it is thought, may be reduced TO 2j or 80 feet.


Mr.. Seymour estimates the cost of the con,truc
ton of the road, with heavy rna sail adapted TO
rapid travelling, at 81 800 coo; AID that i, may be
completed Within lS months from tho commence
mcnt of the work


his survey has been n,adclt 'i,c expense Of the
inhabitants residing on the roulc-or i, may he said
at the expense of the engineers cngnsed in it, seine
OF whom have been yet puid nothing for their
time and labor In matter which may be sup
posed to interest our citizens, and winch may lead
TO results highly advantageous to tic city, they will
not hesitate it is believed, TO contribute their pro.
portion OF the expense Of the survey.


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