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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 57, 26 May 1863, Page 2

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A new route to India is being projected by gentlemen who have dealings in the East. It is proposed to lay a tramway over Mount Conis, so as to shorten the journey over that Pass. Arrived at Susa, the traveller will proceed by rail via Turin to' Ariconn, on the Adriatic. There, instead of Marseilles, he will embark for Alexandria, and cave 21 hours by this alteration of route. A Clyde steamer going into Aberdeen, when a heavy 6ea was running, struck against the pier, and became fixed on the stone platform. Life-preserv-ing apparatus was rapidly procured, and happily every man on board, to the number of sixty, was saved. It was impossible to save the steamer, which broke up next day. The Belfast Bank has been defrauded to the amount of £4000 in notes -and gold, by a person named Bobprts, ths cashier^f the Ballymena branch; /