The New York herald., 1845-11-05
hsys seen. But with al the putting spd blowing about
the bssuti residences In the "City Of Ems toy

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have very large number Of modern style dwellings
and cottages and that to l2 old that
some Of them. and those who ara acquainted with the
residences of citizens, will bear me out in my
assertions 10 Prospect street snai leave out the Ex
the Colonels the Captains aud the Coporals prefxes
4: x. Brace. a. smith, D. wa,kinson T. A. Grant, D.
street are sevara elegant dwellings In Main street f.
Hills A. W. Butler, +. Robinson NJ Niles e. Mich.
os o. Kilbourn, s. 9 .Chafee, d. Buck VIM. Ely, f.
Terry, J. Russell and Thos. Adams. In Adams street
H. Bushnell, and several others In Church sect. G
II. Burnham, J. NJ. Bunce, F.. 9. Howe. A. H. Pomroy
Ezra Strong and many others In Ann High. Trumbuli
Pratt Morgan, Front, and PEARL are many fine resi-
dences and go where you win here you viii find sub.
stantal, neat and commodions dwellings, by the hun.
dreds aud occupied In the suburbs Of the city viii rc.
fer tho e acquainted TO the handsome buildings OF the
E. Smith, Washington street and to j. Catlin's dor.
merly Mrs sigourneys residence, who lives in
Jas. Dixon, J. > Morgan II. G: Taintor. $. W. Good.
ridge, and others. Asylum Hill and for splendid
stores, we refer the public to the Olmsted Co.'s the
Nessrs Kellogg the new one the corner Of Main and
Pratt streets, w II Phelps, the Messrs Oakes, Brown
and Parsons to State street generally and many others
that might mention. As for hotels, New Haven can't
compare with city American, United States, and
Aheneum hotels As for public buildings we have the
Connec ticuD the State House. the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum and that humane Institution the Insane Asylum
which place am fearful that some New Havene1s
fernal improvements But enough on this head.
II Hartford has any thing to improve her local adyan
tages, immediately the jealousy OF New
Haven friends. They continually grumbling about
the management Of their railroad which built prin
cpally by New York capital, and for which Hartford
paid more in proportion to the amount allotted her. than
New Haven. But whilst It was under New Haven
agement its stock was selling at 10 and S. and since it
came under Hartford management it has gradually
to 90 49, and six per cent dividend stock Such facts
stubborn things Now why is all petty jealou
sy' There is not a soul in Hartford but wishes New
Haven all the prosperity she attain from
tages and enterprise, but whilst they continually
venting their spleen upon they must not calculate
that we shall let them rub in without word Of
plant.
Their canal railroad is to be built with New Haven
capital alone (S60O000) So says their papers This is
to be thus done in order that they railroad
under their control They have for years had canal
under their CONTROL and the most profitable part Of the
concern has been the grass they have from the
paths But ! npprehend that Speaker Boardman will
have to be sent mission to ha bulls and bears of
Wall street, to raise part of the 5000 600 And US he
portrayed 50 graphically and earnestly before last
Legislature their recent operations with the New Haven
canal stock in hooking and scratching it about that
Babe! from its nothngless value to IS 80 and back
again to its nothngnes he will be excellent minister
thither.