New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

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Eu1iend--71ey 7fibute 10 Sir Robert Pett-Ihe Royd'
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AmpLEsIpE WostmorelaDd, sd August lcit
take the first interval Of rest and stiffness to DC
filed up by some lines for The Tribune. ohly
three weeks have passed since leaving New ork,
but / have already had nine days OF wonder IN
England, and having learned agood deal suppose
may have something to tell
Long before receiving this, you know that
we yyero fortunate in the shortest voyage ever
made across the Atlantic--only ten days and SIX
teen hours from Boston to Liverpool The weather
and all circumstances proptious and, II some
fus were weak OF head enough 70 suffer from the
smell and jar of the machinery, or other Ills oy
which the Sea is wont TO avenge itself on the ar
roganoe of its yanquishers, we found nossSy the
stewardess observed that she thought any one
tempted God Almighty who complained ON Voy-
AGE where they did not even have to put guards to
the dishes y
AS many contradictory counsels were given us
with regard TO going in one OF the steamers III pre-
ference to sailing vessel will mention here Tor
the benefit of those who have not yet tried one that
he must be fastidious indeed who could complain OF
the Cambria The advantage oi quick passage
and certainty as TO the time OF arrival, would with
u, have outweighed many Ills but, apart IRON
this. we found moro space than we expected and as
much as we needed for very tolerable degree OF
convenience in our sleeping rooms DIFFERENTIATION
than Americans in general can be persuaded 70 &c
cent. general cleanliness and good attendance Ia
tho evening, when the wind was favorable, and the
a., lonE a1 hlp urpn
winged creature darting across the apparently
rnessureless expanse the effect was very grand,
but ah! for such a spectacle one pays too dear
fer prefer looking out upon the blue and ioaming
sea" from firm green shore.
Our ships company numbered several pleasant
members, and that desire prevailed IN each to con
tribute to the satisfaction Of all, which II carried
out through the voyage of life would make this
earth as happy it is a lovely abode AT Halifax
we took in the Governor OF Nova Scotia, returning
from his very unpopular administration, His lady
was with him, a daughter Of William ~. and the
celebrated Mrs Jordan The English on board,
and the Americans, following their lead, as usual,
seemed to attach much Importance to her lett.hand
ed alliance with one OF the dullest families that
over sat upon throne land that is bold word,
TOO u none W neE QSsSeut iOiii ono WHO'LL
had endowed with hermost splendid regaa, genius
that fascinated the attention OF all kinds and classes
Of men, grace and winning qualities that no heart
could resist, Was the cestus buried with her that
no sense Of its preeminent value fingered far as
could perceive, in the thoughts OF any except my
self
We had toretaste Of the delights OF living un.
der an arstocratical Government at the Custom
House. where our baggage was detained, and we
waiting for it weary hours, because OF the preior
enee given to the mass of household stuff carried
back by this samo Lord and Lady Falkland
Capt Judkins of the Cambria, an able and prompt
Commander, was the one who insisted upon Doug
lass being admitted 70 equal rights upon his deck
with tho insolcns Shareholders, and assumed tone
toward their assumptions, which, ii the Northern
States had had tho frmness, good sense and honor
to use would have had the same effect and put our
country in a very different position from that she
occupies at present he mentioned with pride
that no understood the New.York Herald called
him the Niger Captain. and seemed as willing
60 accept tho distinction as Colonel McKenney is
70 wear bis last title that OF the Indians friend
At tho first sight of the famous Liverpool Docks,
extending miles ON each side Of our landing. we
feit ourselves slower solder, and not on that
account less truly active state o. things than 4,
home. That impression is confirmed There is
not as travel that rushing, tearing anG swearing
that snatchins OF baggage, that prodisalsy OF shoe
leather and lungs that attend the course Of the
traveller in the United States 6u, We do not lose
oar goods wo 10 no; miss our cag, Tho dinner
Il ordered in time. is cooked properly ana served
punesaally and at the end of the day. more tina, is
permanent seems 10 have oomc o. it than on the
fandrive system But more Of that and with &
better grace at later day
The day after our arrival we went to Msnches
sss, There we went over the magnificent ware
house CT - Phillips, N itself Bazaar enough
TO furnish provision for al the wants and faaces 0;
thousands. In the evening we went to the Me
cE.anics Institute and saw the bows and youns men
in their classes hsye s:nce visited the Mcchsn,
rs Institute at Liverpool. where more than seven,
teen hundred pupils sre received. and with more
thorough educational arrangements; GU, the excel
lent spirit the desire To- growth IN vision, an, an
bshtenoa benevoleace Is the same L, both For
very small fee the mech&nic, clerk or spprentice.
AID the women OF their families receive yari
eas good and wellsrransed instruction. nos only in
cdm,nca branches OF an English Education, bat in
mathematics, composition, the French ami German
languages the practice and theory OF the Fine Arts
and they are ardent IN availiag themselves OF III
stractaon IN the higher branches. foru9 large
classes not crlY- IN architectural drawing which