Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14
RUTLAND, THURSDAY, AUGUST Il. is4s

spsc'ous bu,hj,og,, with magnificent re
treatment raoms costly offices, snd attend
tnis 10 the leilcrrd dsess Of The eompsoys
men. The system iot sdmnung and dn
ehsfg 'og passcogers Is admirably complete,
the delay IS bot an instant, yet suiiicieol Tor
oil purposes, and should think ingenuity
sud order could go no farther.
A hundred delicious pictures gl,ded un.
der my eye in our rapid fight, bu, | saw
one that | wished Noun the artist could
have s-eo thirty or forty haymskers
men and womep, eating their dinner on the
edge OF stream the field bah mown on
which they had been working, and the
other half completely scarlet with the pop
pies that oyctshadow.d the graz. A thick
Il behind them shoulder Of a hill rising
beyond il, and various other features made
the rural scrne singularly beautiful, but
the acres Of this scarlet flower, gave II some
how a peculiar snd rncy mldness The
farmer has no great affection for ,hm bril-.
liant intruder upon his land, but the owner
Of the splendid park, and The scenery loving
traveller look on It's novel addition TO ma.
lures carpet with very vivid admiration.
On my return ! saw an instance of the
English surliness so much talked Of, and
/ q ihnk) so seldom seen A remarkably
elegant and high bred looking lady was
separated from her party by want OF room
10 the car before US, and on getting into
ours, sh~ found herself opposite manifest
arlstocrat ofslxty. Thinking she rccog-
missed an acquaintance in him, she leaned
and ,ot. said m .-n' / S S " mo,
my name, madam I was the reply in gruf
repu.ion, and the gentleman looked very
stes tasty DOT Of the window.
The English have now way OF adver
lnlng, that is quite worthy Of Yankee inven.
They have hit upon the time when
ri rs eyes are idle when they are abroad
/ in the aree,-and you canno, walk in
London withou, knowing whn,amusemenls
are going on, what new specifics are for
sale, VIVA, is the last wonder, and variety
OF other matter which sends you home wiser
than YOU came out Mammoth placards,
pasted on the side ofihe structure as large
as one story house, are continually NOV.
ing along on wheels nj the same pace you
walk-lhe streets really resembIinga gor-
geous pageant with the number and showl-
ness Of these legible locomotives l OBJ.
served one particularly, which moves by
some mysterious power wiihin-a large,
snowy car making its way alone, without
horse or visible driver, and covered with
advertisements in all the colors Of a rain.
bow. An every day sigh, is the process
sion Of dozen men in single file, each
carrying on high pole, exactly The same
theatrical notice. You nigh, let one pass
unread but you read them where there are
so many, to sec if they are all alike Men
step up 10 you AT every corner and hand
you a very neatly folded paper aud you
canno, refuse it wlioui pushing your breas
against the mans hand. II you open i
you are told where you can see 'mystcri
Gus lady.'or where you can have your corn'
cut. In short ii is impossible 10 be ignorant
of wha, there is 10 buy and see in London
and this applies also to the large class who
could not formerly, be reached, because
they never read the advertisements in news
pape RS. Possibly the carriers OF these sgn'
anu tue QTlNtfS VI hufot FtH@'No h'b
make better use OF their time and horse
flesh in America, bot otherwise | shouC
think this notion worth transplantin G
Forres, is still in London, and has two
projects in view-one ofthe pla wing IN Pa
rs, and another OF proiessio nal TIP TO
ST Prtersburgh, in either capital he would
do better Than 10 place precludrd, as Lon
don is byMcready & hi, crew. A gentleman
IN no way connected with the drama .oIC
me that on one OF the nights when Forces
PLAYED he was paid Tor hissi nc him, and io'
calling anv subordinate actor before thr
curtain TO drown any call for Forres,
wish there was no disagreed bic topics bu
wilt Try to avoid them m my next
Yours faithfully.
n T. WILLIS.