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The alregion of Pennsylvania, and the extent to which this exhausfless mine of wealth to that State has, within few years been, by means of her rail roads and ca nals, scattered over other parts of the Umon, is a subjectsof surpassing wonder. The Lehigh or anthracite mines sent to the market in 1920, but 365 tons, but in 1884, after the canals and rall roads came into use, 374, ,222 tons, of which lo6, ,50o were from the Lehigh, and PA, ,243 from the Schuyl- kill, and 43, TOO from the Lackawana mines. The Lehigh company employ on the Lehigh canal and Delaware 275 boats--on the Morris canal 250 boats. The number of vessels laden with coal at Philadelphia and Bristol in 1884 was 469. The number of coal vessels that cleared from the river Schuylkill in 1884, was p brigs, l122 schooners, APO sloops. The value of the property of the anthracite coal mines in col iieries. cars, lands, boats. warehouses, &c. is over l9 millions of dollars. The anthra- cite mines coyor 975 square niles; the b.:

 luminous, which are more valuable and not much worked as yet, 21,00O square miles. The consumption of anthracite in lS42, 1t Is thought will be 10 millions and half of tons, or over g millions of fdollarsl--.Noat.