The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-14

eight pairs pigeons, 90
twenty brook trout, 4 50
one owl one blue jay, one hare, 90
not breaking neck, when falling
$40 90
Balance due Browns Tract Road, so
You will see that intend to make up the fifty
deficit Of i'll luck in pleasure the lakes On oul way
through the long forest, rested but once when we
made our d.juna a Ia fouchee with wooden, not silver
forks Seated around fire kindled against dry pine
stump with dashing little rll curling among the moss
beds at our feet each supplied with crotched sticks upon
pork which, the FIRE bazes the little martyr
and his little oleagnous companion, they stow and fry
giving and returning odors Of the most ssv@ry
The horses tethered and browsing with great
eagernes: the bra%bles that shade the road When we
upon far away died the forests blending with the aky.
upon round hill a sort Of sentinel to the hunters and
fisherman Of the better days that it had The
moon was full upon us ere we reached this old time
house. and the Moose river rnged with silver the
emerald shawl that seemed spread upon the landscape
bling the finest cachmeres from the famed looms Of
soft side Of well cleaned hemlock floor sleep q
solitary eagle, whose mate shot by host some 10
every with devotion to past affection that might
teach human bipeds lesson and butterfly poets, that
of the heart Sail on noble hermit Of the wilderness,
thine indeed the love oes early day. and to call
those blessed memories dost thou in lonely beauty
fill the landscape with interest that seldom sheds
Deer the fragrance Of faded affection envy thy utter
abandon, Wunerou
the hand that would slsy thee emblem OF the nobest
qualities that ever graced man or adorned woman-love.
sha b and ed
Providence that we are to have woman to
delight and refine Us .,, with iii, her prs'e 81,
will perceive that routes are rather and when
write my next shall have reached the hunting grounds
Of the Adondacs and the land Algonquins whore
the Of the hunter alone has echoed and the solitary
beaver yet builds his dam the deer have their
ways, and Indians their trails May the winged
stced the seal Of this episle aid in reaching
without delay The Indian begins to snore, and It is
with CHEESEMAN'S Balsam. Good night. Forgetting al.
most to state that poor horse ou his ribs
far you could him)ns quite tagged out We leave
him here to feed upon these fenceless pastures till
return Then mic sincere amico, allow me to subscribe
| ed consideration, your obedient servant, HAFz
HARrro.p, Sept IL, 1916.
Nei Haven, Hartford, and Springfield Railroad Co.
Its Branch Road to Conn. Riper-New Freight Depot
Annual Election of Oficers-Fare Raised-Milfary
! Election Steam Miil-The Weather-Psa Office .af
fairs
| The N II. and s. Railroad Company have done wsn
derfuy lucrative business the year. 1t Ia build
ing branch road from the foot Of Talcott Con-
necticut river intersect with their main road few
rods of the tunnel This branch will be about
mile in length. The Irshmen work on tins spa
Oily" possible and the steam ple driver 10 hsmmerng
away from morning to night And few rods South OF
the Great Bridge, freight depot $50 by 30 feet is
rapidly going forward The first story is TO be built Of
sonc and the second of brick which will make II two
in height the river bank and only story
Commerce street Nearly half dozen large buildings
either been pulled down moved Oh the land be-
tween the foot of kbourn and foot Of Tacott Streets to
make room for IT, The work has been begun only few
days but il already under great hcedwIy and Is to DO
completed by the LIST Of November More life and sctv
ity prevail in this section Of city in consequence.
than has been Witnessed by that venerable parsonage
the oldest inhabantn At the annual meeting Of the
Company held on the 9th in this city, ChSrlss r.
Pond. Hartford. j. y
Peck Vanderbilt, Of New York; Ezra G. Reed, New
and W. Chaplin Springfield were elected directors for
the year ensuing These directors subsequently elected
c. F. Pond, President James H. Wells Treasurer; and
on this road has been reaid with T rail this
The Company voted unanimously to proceed forthwith
with reaying the entire road between this city and New
The receipts of the Road from September 1885,
have been as follows:
From passengers. $l65,06l OF
freight. o,' ac" "a "a
~ mail and expresses. I],oW W
Expenses oa Of operating and maintaining the
road and interest bonds and loans. l23 4s3 -
Equal to ~ per cent the amoun. of stock issued
Receipts the previous year from September l. is44
September l. isao, were Sl769s4 40.
ford and Springfield exclusive Of the way and through
travel has been during the past year. 1925 Between
through travel s96s The number between Hartford and
New Haven exclusive Of way and through travel I6 0el
Whole number Of passengers transported between all
the stations, hundred nnetysi thousand two hun
dred and seventy eight or this large number not
| received the slightest injury while ON the road
The Directors estimate the income Of the Road the
coming year, from all sources, Sl96 000 which after
paying per cent on the capital and liabilities Of the
company, will leave balance Of S2i0 900 a contingent
fund.
semi annual dividend Of 81 per cent has been do
cared payable on the first Of October
The field officers Of the first brigade of Connecticut
Militia met this day OF the Eagle Hotel in this city and
made choice of Colonel Ezekiel Hosford o. canton Ior
their Brigadier General In place Of Gen Waterman re-
signed. Now look out for military pronsnci6ms~fes,
andng all between the ages OF is ana 20 years 10
appear armed and equipped the law directs ior company
regimental and brigade review ana EXERCISE, ~ tne
nearest tayerps possible There fun and rum ahead
and froc and lots powder to be let Of for month to
The monster Ferry steam Touring mill goes into
operation next week. The Company owning IT. called
the Hartford Mill and Manufacturing Company with
cash capital of 1000 going into the Touring line at
great rate They expect to turn out little the best
-four 10 be found this mundane sphere. Nous ceyvows
The weather has chopped round hot again. Their
at s0o and no prospect OF us being cooler until
that northwestern OF wednesday ana lhursdsy comes
back.
oar new Postmaster is real Davy Crockett, go-ahead
chap He been only few days in his seat, but has
carried already those necessary improvements sug
Tor the boxes and gentlemen and ladies' He IL also
going to place stove and fire in the snfe room
for the comfort Of citizens whilst waiting for the dis
bution Of the mails He pitched all but two Of the
old clerks after he had been In the Office one week. and
ell but were democrats lie must hurry up those
recruits, and let them keep the public SO long
waiting for their letters after the arrival OF the New
York and Boston mails.
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