The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER g. B4a
Boston.
Correspondence OF the Herald.)

Correspondence OF the Herald)
BosToN, Oct 1, 1Si3.
Boston and its Professions Commerce and Society
APPEARANCE OF Madden Manufactures and
Morals
Alter pleasant sojourn in the vicinity OF this
city, | am again within its limits, among its long
tailed trucks, and winding among its crooked, mar
row, bat clean streets.
The business part of this city is small, and conse.
quentIy much crowded. which gives lock Of
greater activity than really exists A few narrow
lanes monopolise the principal movements at Ih,>
"grea metropolis" as il is facetiously called b, its
single, but hones, minded nhabian'. Safe street
and the Exchange, at two O'Clock contains IN.
capital, and The machinery that moves that capital,
and where the strings are pulled ~ hich seis the
whole commerce OF this city ~ motion. A word,
or wink sends ship 10 the eDd al The world--a
whisper gives employment 10 thousands word
and a look dlsposes OF vast accunustOns Boston
is like French .eplne watch, with Us mschi,efy
all contracted IN a small SPACE, sud ia short tick
New York IL like a big English yer, that Rors OF
tick TO eternity. The resume q 'he me ropos o.
New tDgland are c.rtaiuy uupuuudro; spd Ne"
York Will not take aay ol ~ ufdr IN IN Fr-ucb
steamers begin their tr'ps n.N eprue and IN
pleased to see rtan0ouneed IN ~ ~ RAID nat n. pi'
OF the line leaves Frame at that uWe. IN, lrdv
ing the coum' Tcia depir'm NJ OF ile Two ciuss Ia
take the best q themselves, ! will proceed 10
another part al the mysteries III this Place.
The mysterious rsmi.icdtons at hI5h lite here,
are on n very sX'raorilnay scale. Temperance Is
bur an empty mann. The houses devoted To deal.
Ing out what Is call. poison, generally located
In out o the way places, known only to the natives
dry stranger IN want oil something wet, IL com
PEELED to engage native pilot To get private
drink. In following one oil the most celebrated,
few days since, on an excursion O this nature, we
led through several dark, dull, dreary, devious
bye.paths; and, finally, turned into a snuff store,
kept by the widow Dunlop, on passing through
which, we entered into the most quiet out-ot the
way place we ever imagined, where we luxuriated
in the rich drinks the place afforded. We were safe
from the proving movements ol all the temperance
advocates. We, Tor one, ielt relieved from the un
EASY, disagreeable sensation while enjoying quiet
"brandy smasher," in the sober, moral city OF
Boston, that strangers are often afflicted with. In
consequence of this, | have concluded, in speaking
of New York and Boston, TO ask every one TO look
on this picture. and then on that.
The vicinity OF Boston has long been celebrated
for its beauty, and deservedly In whatever d.
recton you CO. all is delightful. Many manuiacto-
ries dot the country around, and water privileges
| are valuable, and improved to the fullest extent.
Maiden, beautiful village, five miles distant, pos
sessng much beauty OF location, is noted for lis
terprlze and activity. The Oldest and most extern
successful operation. Barretts dying establishment
is lavorably known from one end OF the country to
the other It's present PROJECTORS sons OF the orgl
nal owner, possess great talents tor nventing and
perfectng the most ingenious machinery for printing
and enclosing. Nearly every establishment oil the
kind IN this country has taken its source IRON this.
the propretors serving their time In learning the
art at the above place. Odorne nail factory is
another concern well worth visiting. Indeed, look
any where, and there are attractions.
a. In my next | will give you further description
of this part of the country. E. w. II.