New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

Ihk RETURN
We were detained at Binehsmion until r NJ by
an mperiecton ia tie tables for turning the locomo-
dive but At that time the given. the caunons
again began TO thunder and the thousands who lined
the rosd sent up cheer after cheer the moved
slowly away. As long a were within bearing the
loud booming Of the minute gun continued Speeding
st rapid up the lovely susquehsnna Valley, We
crossed the stream near Lsnesboro by bridge 500
feet in length soon after from the visduct $50 feet 10
length the CsrawsetA Valley we looked down on
the town ITSELF % feet below US
short distance scyond. reached the great stone
Vsduct the ssaruccs Valley, OF the greatest
structures Of modern time This work which Is 30
feet in length rsiug no lee, shove the valley is bull,
OF solid stone qlasried among the ghboring noun.
tsus II has Is arches OF 50 feet span with massive
pillars supporting them ne stopped here, sud
by piungins and rolling through The snow drifts We
reached the bottom. whence only, set so adc
quse view q the structure W hcn 10 Is remembered
that this work equal mag uiude 10 the High Bridge
NJ Harlem, was constructed year Tor the SUN OF
S3l0O0 some idea o.. tne cnte prise may 6s obtained
The second train crossing he waited below looked
Ike slender rlbsnd drawn SC the graceful srches
whose outline mari ed in airy sweep tho sky
Ascending to~ai 8 S4ninit next came . the for
r,idable Cas- SIDE RsvIne where the tram stopped
With some caution We clamoered down the slnOsg pre-
cip.uous rock aid reached the bottom lev yards
farther I'D the mountain the coven chssO over wtch
the guarded pines hung Their somoFe bought wiaens
10 basin into whleh tails cascade 70 feet m heisas
The bridge which single span OF rs feet srenng
the rAvue Is feet above the stream rests on soNi
rnsus Of solid rock The shccI Ol his wonderful VITA
cannot - described. Resting lightly as RAINBOW GA
IT, ecrrsi basis OF granite 1t gave tot TIT slightest
quiyer when the hessy passed over. Il viii st
until Toe materials n.o.Ger swsy IN The elements Tor IL
mountain sbutmcn;s cannot be shaS n. We iook upon
this bridge great triumph OF srt combining the &
remc Of shiness and elegance with that OF strength
sud iaaeSole sol.ai;y.
Az the sammit there Is cut through the divldias
rdge SoO leel deep Lesyius this unsettled ~deIness'
shut In oy bleak mounain tops We descended 10 De
yosit, where We were a. an welcomed by music and
oannon Toe splendid oaek the trlamphsl arch was
cut down ana presented 70 Mg. loier Az Hancock,
where ws stopped iew minutes, the hunters had
brought IN lsesh supqy Of deer, and s.s-s sn
Immediately bousa ut and placed the cars.
We stopped again al Narrow sears. ios rsfreshneni
AMI learned that The ,so men lad !en there
doing wei. with gooi prospects u recovery. Lesv
ina We looked once more the wild scenery Of the
Delaware lndlslinct through tie tsisol AID keps
our course to Porg ysrvis, which We reached a. II
o'clock A cold ride Of Elk seven hours brought Us
N P,esnous. where the Oregon waiting brias
back to The CT!
While on the way to the city 9 needing wss he'd IN
both rains Of cars 70 sdep, resolutions expressive ct