The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-07

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stretched out the horizon like the to the south
ward we touched at sacketts Harbor where little re-
house in which old hulk has been resting
since the last Last year they bored some two
thousand holes into the hull to ascertain her umber
were sound and ndn them 70, they repaired the buid
ing fastened up both ends so that the ship can't DC
The people of the town are now afraid that an sppro
pra,on Is made TO finish the ship the President will veto
from salt water to admit Of constitutional constructon
Crossed to Kingston, Canada West, line city on
peninsula jutng into the lake The Catholics are
erecting most noble Gothic cathedral ON the Heights,
apparently from the deck on the plan OF the TRINITY IN
New York, but larger. The new market-h1uss near
the wharf, presents front to the water scarcely unsu
passed in architectural symmetry by any building norn
Of Washington. But what most excites the curiosity Oh
the voyager the formidable IN Progress,
n the line of half around tho town on the water
side. To your right and the right OF the town on
around and with a subcrranean passage down to the
water on one side of the hill, and another in pro-
s g. so waters edge. On the side near the city
at the margin Of the lake, great moat or breast
whih are calculated rake the surface of the water.
I'm the centre the little bay dividing this hill from the
CITY martello Ia round tower, Of about fifty feet
diameter, is rapidly rising upward In the city
they building another and above another and be-
low the hill Of tort Henry, on another hill still another
These towers from all CLEAN the way, are to
be fifty high with port holes at regular intervals on
spiral arrangement Tor dozen heavy pieces Of ord
nance They have advanced with them to some twelve
or fifteen in height and the wormen as busy as
bees upon all OF them The whole Of the works, when
completed, will be capable Of commanding defence
equivalent TO Ave hundred pieces OF cannon Several
soldiers Of the list regiment in their fatigue dresses o.
Scotch plaid trousers yellow jacket buckskin belt win
bay onet in the sheath, light cloth cap and sssei wso
among the loungers on the wharf They seemed ~ i
particular pleasure In exhibiting themselves n nIis
lenqing us TO fight strutting up and down Ike conan
of Gath, when he dehed the armies =. s.. ~
Princess Royal pretty little black Pan.ea ~ nr M
the British line on the lakes, was ~ III Por. sna
,.r.n,v man we're bammerine away upon the sounding
heel Of an iron steamer upon the Stocks, . r,...
Left Kingston at T " or .s ~ nos, ming
1919 ~. ,,vsr sceueyy vi the face vi the earth Inc
49, Il bere from ten twelve InEes Wde HVm snoae
10 shore OF the main isno 80 Of sn1boery three feel
a Nv gfsssy point, and scattered IN the water IN
,se most charming iregulsity and proiusion a. one
VIZ n glide between the SHORES CT two large ISLANDS,
pun moment gu pass them, and you may count
Co. nioturesaue islands from the deck OF the s'esmer,
ali pronsel5 covered with pines an ceosls' anu no
iarger ones generally inhabited On one OF these, "a
sandl we saw the residence OF Bill Johnson,
eaIsbrs,ed in Papincaus revolutionary war his cot
tage is built upon the edge OF the lock ana ne mas rev
srt trees on the little clearing around it, and quite
nice little garden He keeps grocery Tor the accom-
odaon OF pa engers across the river at this point snd
the fishermen. Lower down, a. french Srsek, h ,h
village on the American shore lately dgnihed WIN tne
name of Clay ton, lives the hero's daughter Miss hs.e
Johnson beautiful, delicatey formed adynss ' IN
age, who rel oices in the title OF me Su v,i own
Thou sand Isa ndsn gentleman oil New IoIA, y" ~ ~
ing number of these Islands, has given ns onv
them on which, we learn she purposes o""ais SUI"
residence. .. ,n.. va or. IN
mort Enonge for the present. you will conceoe We
next expect to advise you nom "'n'e H., i,oera,''
we hope.