The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-27

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trouhies ef the nr2ciu thoss rnc2e davs our asse
ciatious hrs~~ht1 - mind ~ stpne udous node n
strncturs INK Ssev in ,cn;d- Ivorress Of COM
nI.s;"n \, on- o.. Th;s "a orSs "A should
lad ne from thoss I have seen abroad. will far ex
eeeS In rn.~ri6.srce and ertsrt anv work of the
kind ever projected by man. IT. o. bsIieve, the
crystal stream of the Croton shall a. much promote
The heslfh OF our stisens the pare water Of the
hills Of Albano did that Of the ancient Romans in
the various uses of drinking of irrgsting the gar
dens, cieansisg the sewers, and in supplying the
celebrated and msgnicent baths and other luxuries
for which il was employed il will be blessing in.
deed ~ ~ y, Ai
The Introduction OF An abundant supply Of purest
water will establish haye ne doubt, IN in the
saIubrity Of our city, and elicit in after times the
thanks Of gratefo posterty for the enterprise and
muniAcence Of the present generation. ~
ID. Morr,. RrrsvoLrrr Drs.ous I'M WRr,No
THIS Roor.-My Intention only il. In this nara.
tive n relate ~ times IN the vaious pIaces visit
the impressions produced upon nay own mind by
the most lsadine and prominent objects in works
Of art. Ths nriscinsi burden Of INV story design
to be on an those svbiscts Of probes son and sci.
enti6c n.ture' thnse seneral visvs on the moral
snd phvsic.l eonditisS Of society. upon which 1
nav s1pnose that can impart ZONE Information
or surrestions That nav prove Of service to the
veifsre and hanpisess az nv fello w-beinrs.
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IN. MOTT WEErs ovnR THE AL e. liA La.
-On beauteoss Italy, divine IN the mic" o. ne.
sad sut glorious monsmenAi Eulns' .no tsS yei
more moutS.ai Iu%i " ner .;sh s.u s".o"
Grandeur, the heart fingers WIN siekeniag emo.
nons We sympaln. 20 WIN Al nes so. .l;m inJ
gaze upon ner ancient temples ma ner .~P.A.
arches a part Of our own neredi'sments, Deesase
ner nistofy IS Sloseiy in'erwcvsn WIN nr Go;
tnee Sns 10 the last porn snd only suI'unS
child Of the n!stsroas past; the I'm. .ss' D,io
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ensin 81 human events. oac. 20 me aee, 'nA' -
iosS 10 sne i0PenesrsoAc s'eu. VI ume y.
.s Srs Lies sa. I Ia ,ho.Sht ~ nav, ;"a"sneed
some OF tneir Leaders, the nistcry o. .ne 81
presents no feature, In our opinion, 10 tne
motives or TO questiontne eninaslasm ., ina. nS,y
zeai' wnien sPreao Win siectnc nIc trIousr e'e.y
rank and condition Of Christendom, from tne IN
Haunted Coz ar de Lion Gown te .ne mess nsm9.e
sspaltern Inc ansPeaka4ie sunenng' 'nsy euaa
req, 70 recover the tomo OF CnriSt rom tue PoS:cs
sion Of the Saracen, and the readiness ana winhng
ness with which, IN order TO enecs thIs nsilo wee
d0ned the Injuries OF nome ana All enSear@e y
of wife, children and kindred, to shed their blood
on Syrias sands, IN the holy service Of the Loia,
are incontestabic proofs OF inc sincerity ana purify
OF their intentions: What oulabsorelng devotion
breathes In every ine OF their prayers anu vows'
DA MOTT FEELS UNcoAToRr BIZ. -Oh our Ar
rival at Syn, We iound mere woalo not Pc any cen
veyance 10 Atnsns ior seven Gays, . tAe regular
boat had iet the evening beLose.p ureek prince
who came on with 10 from Malta being ~ anxious
~ ourselves 10 get onto Atness, uneenooA 70 pro
cure fer that purpose suitable Conveyance ior "
an. ne accordlngIy went ON sscre q syrs VII
ina! intent, ana ~ MAJ oio 1e ket AZ cPen DoS''
wmcn, nowevef, ne assuIeu ING W. ReNeS"y '~'e'
ana usuai convcyance.
"hen arrived ny ING slue " NC. ~. itoaa ~
steamer. positively refused TO 60; but MS conn
nae Weld. though contrary to my better Judgment.
The wind, however, being fair, all seemed to hope
ior speedy trip In We all get with our baggage,
harbor Of syria. The boat was literally crammed,
what with my companions and my servant Henry,
the prince and his. servant, three young Italians
with their two servants, also ON their way to visit
Greece. Together with those we have snumera-
ted, there were also thirteen Greek passenger. in
want a comfort, / never saw or experienced, and
did not expect to fad ut nv time Of Life. Boxes,
trunks, poitnanieass, AID the entire elects Of
or two whole Creek families On board, were roll
ing and tumbling about in every direction, 20 that
there was no room sit down, and scarcely any to
stand. y i,sc ~ rsI saa eaf y.
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Look on its broken arch it, ruind VAL, s8
s Chamber. oe.o'is, s sna po', a;rv 'S Sa
The dome Of Thought, the palace Of the soul.
nsssIS shrvush sscn iack. iustre. eyeiess hole
The raw recess Of wisdom and Of Wit, fs
And fassions host that never brook'd contrel;
Can all saint sage, or sophist ever writ, VI,
People this lonely bower, this tenement remit s
Here we had an opportunity TO crafty our profes G.
sionsl Curiosity, BY making collection OF series
Of q, reek and Turkish scuiIs the different coufor