New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
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5SeSeu as as theme me pro37bt Improvements q the
ensuing hundred years and done no more than dsscrbe
the steam CINE and steamboat Of lsl9 the railroad
car and the power that inpc.s n onward the electric
telegraph and clock and the cotton factory be would
have been looked upon a. a romsncer, retailer Of
more Incredible stories than those Of Anne Radcliffe
yet seems quite reasonable infer the wonder.
Of toe mex. century will outs,rip and 20 beyond
those Of the last for general education commerce and
the spirit Of the age, are opposed 10 and devass
ton and the strife hereafter would fsin hope vii
be TO gain the envable distinction for man or nation
Of doing the mos, 10 add 10 the comforts Of the whole
human race.
In this month. ls2l. leit tee Eagle Hotel Albany
walked across the Hudson on the ice and 10 the course
of two days end part Of two nights, was conveyed.
chiefly by seighs, to the City Hotel, New York wes
ned beyond description breskiastng at five tie one
morning and at SIX the other getting warmed a.
barrooms periumed with tobacco snd gin, walking
Nights and down into holoTs avoid the greater
danger OF neck breaking By remaining the stage
hice-the sleigh, box sometimes almost alright and
literally stuffed with passengers. The fare was Ten
DOllars
How different nov
On Tuesday morning al eight, went % the railroad
Office on the Third avenue near 26ih street gOi a
ticket for my baggage stepped into fairy parlor rich.
y cushioned with stoves. ventilstors plate class FL
ding windows and thousand cOnvenences not dream
ed OF in ls2l and but Tor an accident TO one Of the
wheels Of another train, and baggage-car which went
of the track which delayed the soou, an hour
would have been in Albany tea six the
ming the fare being only Our Dollars
The cars do not pass quite 90 smoothly over the 7
rails the Harlem New. Haven H0usstonic and West
lines in some Of the Massachusetts nes upon
the Liverpool and Manchester railroad but ] could
walk shout read with ease, sleep. II inclined. and
while away the time sereesbly. We had dinner at >
and time enough slowed Us 20 eat H. Who that has
Travelled the c0rduroys Of the Far West enjoyed
itisl7e Of mail stage ride in March, between Re-
chester Cansndagua snd Geneva At the speed Of t@o
miles hour the average would hesitate 20 admit
thatt this s age Of progress hope msy live long
enough to the spirit Of reform and improvement
reach even the lower ends Of Orange street and Mu
berry, which now present very humilistng contrast
10 the well swept. drained and paved repubicsnism Of
upper Broadway and Union place
The valley Of the Housstonc, in the rear OF
Connecticut and Massachusetts much Of II az rugged
az South Wales tina Scottish Highlands gives sbun
dsn evidence OF the advantages attending line Of rail
road iuociOusly located and managed villages
springing up where there was not d~elier thirty
years since factories Of various kinds ore located
along the aud ! was enabled 20 look down
from my railroad Pisgah upon Canaan go IL ia called
where they make plenty OF the best aud soiiest iron
The wild scenery 10 dead Vantage every part
Of the country being covered with frost and
There we're very few tunnels between New-York snc
Albany. but plenty Of deep cutting and entertainments
The funzel Ia the Hudson River Railway btl0r he Gu
Of Hudson will / am told, be- completed this year and
will form one of the wonders OF that road and river
The railroads they make in the States the more
does business increase.
stopped part of day At Albany, where the weather
seemed more pleasant than il was at New York when
left the day before found things pretty much had
eii them 10 May, ls41, except thst new men hed to-
Legislative chairs in Senate and Assembly, under the
Single District system, and Chancellor Waworihs III
tie chamber court, converted into Office for
the Adjaant General Governor, Controller, Secretary
Of Staie-everybody In power and IN ofhce-was Wing
..Hfl 10 -
out the great and salutary OF Law Reform
Qured by the Convention Of $40 and sanctioned By the
People question asked by many and the replies
were very contradictory indeed DO not learn that
any one OF the measures OF the and Reforners has
yet received Legislative sanction NJ the CaptO. or ~
Washington. or that any successful effort has been
made u al the children in the state, whether
native foreign, white or co.ored the rudlments OF
good education "a in New York City. Rochester, Wi
liam sburgh, Boston, &C. Member tcld me that be-
thought the children ~ some OF the city schools were
confined much-from q TIL 3. with but hiteen min
ute. for dinner. aud now and then, which is
recess at all. The body must have plenty OF exercise
the best possible system of intellectual and moral IN
siructon will have partly aied. add rl0ra Tor IL T.
clear TO my mind that not wrong s done in Britain or
Ire and or in these United states IN the admin slrgtOn
of Justice without affecting the moral power OF the
ton which permits or sanctions that wrong.
The Reciprocity Bill, If IL pass the Senate before
March g. will give the vast population and The
uited states shores Of the ST. Lawrence snd Great
skes the full and entire freedom of the navigation Of
that great River and its Canals from Chicago Lake
Superior to the Gulf and the Ocean that ships built
on the lskes and loaded with American Canadian
csrgoes victuaed AT inland ports, and owned and msn
ned by American citizens, may pass between the Great
axes and the Atlantic seGboard or Europe. u seems
doubtful whether this advantageous proposiuon-for
such consider twill be accepted by the senate.
Last night al I. o'clock left Troy by the Railroad
Tor this pGcc-fare 50 81, accommodations good So
perin,opdenis civil and oblgngbut they do not give
tickets for baggage and they stop AZ some fifteen
twenty places take In and give out furniture goods
produce and travelling trunks, from Ono and the same
bacssge-car. There three Companies on A line OF
n miles-23 from Troy 20 BallstOn "a handsome vii
haze thence b Saratoga and then other IL % White
hall via Sandy lllcelebrated 10 the annals OF finance
religion and metaphysics We reached the Clinton
House-Whch Ike the Dtiayan al Albany, Is well kept
on temperance prncipos-ai 10 az night and this morn.
inr took survey OF the village, which Is situated
the head of Lake Champlau, 10 SORT Of cup IL were,
with high hills aud rocky preeipces IN every direction
wished much that the masses OF T0ck saw browning
on the villagers had been coal as At Pittsburgh What
Birmingham We would soon see In that case in North
ern New York
organ. which has reached i,s fifth number The DINO
erGL Hunker paper, being dormant or extinct. Toe
YhueAaU Chronicle Is the Journal OF the Whig party
proper and has neat Office. In ito latest number il
laws claim 10 Major Bliss soninsw 10 President Tsy
lor as native of the village On the Lake they
saving ice IL inches thick aud clear crystal the
growth of the last days cold. IL looked beautiful
/ went next 10 the Carpet Factory-inspected the
looms spindss csrding machines swif,s wool " heels
dyeing apparatus and their product elegant home
carpets bright In color and tasteful In pattern Good
luck attend the Carpet Factory They have suffered
by IRE but are AZ work again, and will trust be
coursged and aided By patriotic and intelligent
muniiy Next d the Carpets iss Machine shop where
/ found plenty OF castings, handsome stoves, sc. ana
the turning lsihes moving briskly Near by wss Pas
ter Mil, where Novs Scotia gypsum . ground, and sold
20 tho farmers Al 81 . ton ~ise naiion will gener
ally think il expodent - keep the Manufacturer AZ near
possible bis customer, the farmer. The Railroad
ends here and the stage for the North starts At ]
write IN haste. y
P. S-FMpAy. 23d-Reached Burlington this morn
ins at seighing 10 vergennes-thence on wheels, IN
an open wagon, 20 Barliogton. Fine country, Vernon,
Ate my IRE, dinner u yesterday, At the stage House
and capital dinner that was Had peep At the Blue
Mountains passed through city Of 100 inhabitants
20 village OF some COO In the dark. Burlington 10
6ncly laid out with good buildings hotels stores spa
cious streets sud squares and fertile, well cult
waited country.
-sui the stage for ST Adams waits snd my sheet Is
full
TAyERSs Is PENNsYLyASIA.-Tbe PhHGdelpbia
Lsdxer pub shes the following Of the nun.
Der of licensed tsvsrns In that State
Adams Co hss tavern to every l22 taxable nhsbi-
tsnis Allegheny. l0s Armstrong. l-0; Beaver. 2o9
Bedford % Berks, 20 Blair 229 Bradford. IL
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