COMMUNICATION WITH THE WEST.
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The following interesting information appeared
in the Baltimore Patriot few days ago. but escaped
our notice at the time:


owe learn that the Committee of the Board Of Directors
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to whom referred the
Presidents proposition for the immediate extension Of the road
the line between Maryland and Virginia, convened this
morning, and clothed the President with authority take all
the requisite for the prompt execution of the work
and also for the extension of the present track the south side
Of the basin.


We think may therefore congratulate citizens that
there is now fair prospect that this great work will be
once more on its way to a terminus the Ohio river.


'sThe work which it is determined undertake will
carry the road about yvc miles further than its pre-
sent terminus Cumberland But before it completed that
far or most likely, it has been commenced be made it


altogether probable that the difficulties the selection Of
point on the Ohio river, will have been removed obvated
and that the work Of constructing the road will 90 steadily
completion In this hope, the present determination Of
the Company will be received with great satisfaction by
citizens and all others interested in the great enterprise"


Ii will doubtless be received with satisfaction by
every body, whether Immediately interested in the
work or not. Every effort made by the Company
to push the road forward to the Ohio will be hailed
by the public with pleasure. Let this great work
but reach that point and the chains of the Allega-
nes, hitherto such formidable barriers TO free and
rapid communication between the East and the great
West will exist only in the memory of those who
have had TO climb their weary SUBMITS.