New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-29
.xsrrsrDE. westmoreland, 9TH Aug. 1916.


EpITbf A Scotch Lady Wordsworth. His Flowers
.ais. Maninesu, &c. &c.
sxsLEsIDE, Westmoreland, 9th Aug. 1916
t6-so. to mention, in writing of Chester, an OBJ.
-. which gave me pleasure. mentioned that
=. r.u which enclosed the old town was two
~. in circumference far beyond this stretches
:. 7nodern part Of Chester, and the old gateways
- overarch the middle Of long streets This
-,r;s now walk for the inhabitants, commanding
ride prospect, and three persons could walk
.lrpast on its smooth flags. We passed one Of its
.ineturesque towers, from whose top Charles l.,
,os weak, unhappy king, looked down and saw
4. uoops defeated By the Parliamentary army
ia adjacent plain, A little farther on one ofthese
,;toresoue towers is turned to the use of Muse
rn whose stock, though scanty, ! examined with
ssrular pleasure, for it had been made up by truly
s;,l contributions from all who had derived benefit
nm Chester, from the Marquis Of Westminster,
those magnificent abode, Eton Hail.. lies not far
,Rdosn TO the merchants clerk, who had furnish
kh in his leisure hours with geological chart,
esoldier and sailor who sent back shells, insects,
rapetrifactions from their distant wanderings and
,toy Of thirteen who had made in wood, a model
dts Cathedral and even furnished 1t with bell
sring cut the evening chimes. Many women had
esn busy m filing these magazines for the in
traction aud the pleasure Of their fellow towns
EN- Lady -, the wife OF the Captain oil the
ruiscu, grateful for the gratuitous admission OF
lie soldiers once n montll--a privilege OF which
lie keeper OF the Museum IA woman, nlso, who
sok an intelligent pleasure in her task assured
retbat they were enger TO avail themselves--had
Iyen fine collection of butterflies and ship
". had shown an untiring diligence in adding
zEateyer might stimulate or crafty imperfectly
siarated minds. like to see women perceive
th there are other ways of doing good beside
nakng clothes for the poor or teaching Sunday
stool these are well il wedrected but there
rt many other ways, some as sure and surer, and
which benefit the giver no less than the receiver.
was walked from sleep Mt the Chester Inn by
bd dispute between the chambernaid and nm UNI
happy elderly gentleman who insisted that he lind
engaged the room in which was had returned to
sleep and consequently must do so, To her
assurances that the lady WINS long since in posses.
sion he was deaf but the lock. fortunately for me,
pnyed stronger defence. With all chamber
maids morality the maiden boosted to me, :" He
sid he had engaged A. aud would not believe me
when assured him it was 46; indeed, how could
bel did not believe myself. To- my assurance
1itA | had known the room was his should not
lave wished for it, but preferred taking worse,
tand her polite but incredulous listener.
Passing from Liverpool to Lancaster by railroad,
Ai.ccnvenient but most Improbable and stupid
syof travelling, we there took the canalboat to
Kendall and passed pleasantly through country
THAT soft, that refined and cultivated loneliness.
which, however and forever we have heard OF 1t,
slsthe American eye--accustomed to SO much
Witness so much rudeness, such a corrosive action
oman upon nature-wholly unprepared feel all
he time as If in n sweet dream and dread TO be
PRESENTLY awakened by some rude jar or glare, but
lone comes and here in Observation-Disclosures wait
ipoment, before we speak OF that
lathe canal boat we found two well-bred English
ssuaemen, apparently belonging to the "hupper
ssry.stokracv." and two well,intormed German
g1tiemen, with whom we had some agreeable
ak With one of the former was beautiful
!ath about eighteen, whom | supposed, at the
rsslance, to be type of that pure East-lndlah
ssre except in pictures; and he made picture,
srnwhich could scarcely take my eyes moment
naWuld as i'll endure to part He was dressed IN
,snaaeloth robe richly embroidered, leaving his
scs, and the upper part of his neck bare. except
sshe wore heavy gold chain. rich shawl
Tathrown gracefully round him the sleeves OF his
pes we're loose with white sleeves below. he
we black satin cap. The whole effect OF tins
deswas very fine yet simple setting otf to the
'sScst advantage the distinguished beauty OF his
hasaTes, in which there was minglins OF national
Rde vouptuous sweetness in that unconscious
site revere when it affects US as it does IN the
lower and intelligence in its newly awakened
Paa'y, As he turned his head his profile was like
sei used TO have of Love asleep, while Psyche
eaas over him with the lamp, but his front face
! Vim the fall summary look OF the eye was unlike
e& de was Bengalese, living m England Tor
us edssatcp, as several others are st present de
pese English well and conversed ON several sub
sSs literary and political, with grace, huency'
'ne deieacy of thought Passing from Kendall TO
aaeSsside we found charming abodeiUrmshed us
seofa friend in one of the stone cottages
as region, almost the only one nat ivy-wreathed'
w'ecumsnding beautiful view Of the mountains
saHuis an English home in its neatness quiet and
eease, noiseless attention to the wants OF all with
sss walls. Here we have passed eight happy
rc'Asar'ed by many drives. boating excursions on
sssnere and Winandermere, and the society OF
.ss agreeable persons, AS the Lake district at
= season draws together all kinds of people and
Ees variety beside come from all quarters TO IN,
ss toe charming dwellings, that sdorn its hill
"a and shores, met and saw good deal OF the
s'eseatatons OF various classes at once, found
Two landed proprietors nom other parts OF
ssad both travelled English, one owning
ssssrg in Greece. where he frequently resides
sstmly engaged in Reform measures snsi-
Law, anti.Capital Punishment-one of them
: ernest student OF Enierson's Essays Both of
had wives who kept pace with their projects
asaes thoughts active and Intelligent women.
'ssiadies, skillful in drawing and music all the
ssef wives for the development of every power.
VasaE them told me, with glow ofpride, that it
.aho' long since her husband had been cat by
these letters reach US unnamed, we have pre-,