Sir,—Cau none of our well-known enginerts devise a method whereby the volumes of smoke from the river -steamorn would be avoided? At present is is grace that such foul smoke should -be belched forth especially at the piers, thus raining the fine prospect, und sending it he houses on the shore It ix u great' nuisance, and I fool sure could be remedied to some extent if proper stoking' were used.—I am., ete., Vistror.
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