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ZISc MINES IN New HAMpsHlRE-At recent
Railroad Convention at Hanover, On. H.) Mr.


Baker, (or Becker, now of Warren, addressed
the meeting He is a German by birth, and had
not been in this country but about nine months.
He remarked that his time had been principally
spent in exploring the mineral ores of many DIFF
ierent Sta,cs-that he had found none SO rich
and so inviting as the zinc mines of Warren, and
the iron mines Of Plerpont-that in those towns
he intended forthwith to invest large capital for
the purpose of manufacturing zinc and sheet iron
that he intended to erect such works as would
produce FIVE tons of zinc daily-that there was
now none of this worked in the U. States, what
was used being importcd-that he intended to
manufacture very extensively kind of sheet
iron which was now imported from Russia, and
which now costs IA cts. pcrlb. New Hemp. Gaz