New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-09

The Hall running through the mansion is hung
with Family Portraits. In the Dining. Room are
full lengths Of the Marquis aud his Lady. In
the Chapel IS q scripture piece, by Rubens and
IN the Drawing Room are two scriptural pant
ings by our countryman, WEST. But we had no
time to examine these treasures OF the bush ana
palette. There were large number of enameIed
Portraits, upon glass in the windows which cost ,.a
GOO pounds each The doors connecting the dif-
ferent apartments. cost each lG0 guineas.
We returned BY different route for the puI-
pose of seeing some Of his Iordships higl-bIood.
ed horses one Of winch e: Tombstone Is sand
TO be the best horse in the world. An idea OF his
vaIucmav be formed from the fact that Lord Chcs-
terfeId offered, and the Marquis refused 10 take
1890 guincas for this horse. The groom then
showed us two OF 1'oucfstone's" Foals, 'lnSt
taken off The Dams, that. thosgh but FIVE months
old, would bring an hundred guineas. We dincd
at Chester and returned in carriages by differ
cnt and far more interesting road, from winch we
diverqcd for the purpose of riding through the eX-
tcnsivc estate Of Sir WILLIAM STANLEY, who keeps
fast horses and hounds Is q sportsman and gam
bier, and Of course Is deeply in debt The day
being fine, our ride back was exceedingly plea
SAINT For several miles we had a view OF an eX-
tcnsve ranrcof mountains in Wales. \ OH would
be most agrecably struck here with the perfection
of symmetry in English cattle. Instead OF a
mere sprinkling OF the beautiful ANIMALS imported
by the PATRON and MeSsrs. PRE:TIcE, CORNING
BENEFIT, &c, the pastures are tl!lca WIN Sucii
only Indeed the inferior breeds of cattle arc as
entirely extinct here, are the onget ana slloul
swine among good farmers in America.
England. YOU know is celebrated for the IN
qcnuitv displayed in the designation o. inns
n I 'Da DIp,i
Inn sThe Black Ram Inn, The Crows Nest
Inn The Elephant Arms Inn. &c, and over
most of the doors three kegs and bunch OF
gra,es are suspended.
This being the Queens birthday, large plea
suring parties were enjoying country AIR and
scenery. We left our carriage SIX miles from
Liverpool. and while waiting for the steamer,
went irto grove where party of joyous youths
1adies and Gentlemen were dancing upon the
Green 10 the music of a violin and canonet-
This was one Of those gay pastoral scenes winch
constitute the poetry Of lllc
We had heard much and experienced some
thing of the rapacions character OF English ser
wants, coachmen, sc. SC. bat the lmpudence OF
the fellows who drove us from Chester (l0mes)
in onc-horse vehicles, is worthy Of remark. We
paid a pound so for the vehicles, and then
rave two shillngs (or fifty cents to each driver,
with Which they were dissatisfied, and they con-
tnued to grrmble after we gave each twenty-five
cents in addition.
Since this letter was commenced, !. am m
formed that Eaton Hall was rebuilt IN l'l3 at
an expense of two millions sterling. The Mar
quis is &c years old, and OF infirm health He
has much other property in and about London.
We returned at haG-past eight, where we were
reioined BY our friends Bishop HUGnEs, Father
Dr. SNnr and Mr.. SMETs) whom we left IN Dub
In, and with whom we soon depart for London.