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The proprletors Of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad have declared their determination to per-


form the travel between Portsmouth and Weldon
in three hours; between Portsmouth and Castor
in three hours aud half; and from the latter 10
Raleigh in three hours They state that the run
from Baltimore to Norfolk or Portsmouth can be
made in ten hours-so that the whole line Of trav-
e from Baltimore to Raleigh, when it is in COM
plete operation, will probably be performed in six
teen hours and half The distance is $50 miles.


We learn that these gentlemen have sent on a
heavy order to Richmond for T iron to commence
the work Of relaying the road. Their expendi-
lures within the State TO which it is their inten-
ton to coufiae them as far as practicable) must
necessarily be very considerable-and they go
upon the cash principle entirely. Nor. Herald.