GOOD SPEED. - The Housatonic
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GOOD SPEED. = The Housatonic Road is now in condition favorable for ex peJit'ous movements. On Tuesday last, the up train made very fair trip SD wr learn from the Conductor, Capt, A. Chadwick The bnmt had been delaincd hv the t''g, md ihr ,rain did not leave unt,l 25 minutes pas, 12 n'clrck. ufcourse t was greatly behind the usual time. It was necessary to make IS stops on the way, with one rrfrd at West Stockbridge 10 throw nut l50 kegs of oysters. Noi- wiIh>tand,ng these delays, the rain reu- ched lhe State Liae,a distance of98 miles, six minutes before 4-,ha, is, in 3 hours ,nd 29 m:nutrs! Making fair deduc- lion for the l9 stops, and ,he actual runs ming time was less than 3 hours. or at the rate ot 5 mites m hoar. The run to N. Milford, 36 m'les,] with 5 stops, was ac- co, plIshe,i in an hour and minuIes, and u part of the route was passed over at the rate uf a mile per minute! I'dat is sup

 mseh 10 be about as fast as anybody wishes 10 travel under ordinary circum- stances. We ous ht to add, ,ha; Patrick Tale was the engineer on this traim.- They say that he is a safe hand. and knows how 70 manage the pony when al full speed.-BrMgepOrt Siondora.