The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-15

BosroS, July 10, 1850.
Trip to the Modern Aliens rrs TO Mount .4uSurn-Me
Cushng's Beautiful Place--The Presidents ID CATH
The New York City and National Gaard-Tas New
Cabinet &c, &c. n
1 left Gotham last evening a flying visit to this
place taking the at the New Haven depot at three
o'clock and arriving here precisely at H. The line
from New FORK to this place is in admirable order and
the trip is uniformly made in nine hours and some.
times less. From Springfield to Boston is lo2 miles,
and we ran thai distance last evening in three hours
have as strangers &c Morally do paid visit to the
far famed Mount Auburn Cemetery. 1t H. in reality
beautiful spot, although it is net large as Green
wood by at least 175 acres yet presents many int
resting features which Greenwood does not The
grounds are laid out with neatness and the rail-
ings and stone work appear to be more costly The
tombs and monuments condensed At
many Of the fresh and elegant bous uets OF
nowers placed there during the morning. number
Of the plots already laid complete flower gar
dens. The chapel (Which we have not at Greenwood>
Is beautiful structure the outside bulk of
sets granite, and the inside precisely the same as
Trinity church in our city only a smaller scale As
whole think the cemetery Is one of the ost ohasto
and melancholy places that can possibly be conceived
of the kind.
also went to take look at the private garden Of
Mr. Cushing, and most handsomely treated by the
owner. He presented me with some fgs apricots,
grapes Sc, &c. of the choicest description all OF
which growing on his premises 1t was perfect
treat assure you to be allowed 10 visit the place
The melancholy intelligence received here this
ing the 0eatn OF PRESIDENT Taylor cast deep.
pervading and perma gloom over all business and
enjoyments OF every kind Many hardly realize
the fact that he Is The flags have been at
half mast during the entire day and at IL O'Clock the
bells tolled The City Guards have para
ded this morning, but the order was tsrmsnded
by Capt. McArdle, and the corps directed to wear
Grape the lett which they did and left the city
this afternoon at Ave o'clock for New York IL pre-
sumed and in fact reported here. that the National
Guard Will return home without completing their trip
in consequence Of the calamity which has befallen
us all.
The opinion is strongly gaining ground here that
Professor Webster will be hung unless he COM
mits suicide. The Bostoniahs say that there were
many circumstances suppressed at his trial md still
suppressed. which would have bore heavily against
him; they say that 1t will be for the benefit OF the
good order OF society to hang him. and that in fact ia
the only reason they do give TO sustain them saw
Webstrs house at Cambridge, and it did not appear
paper report made out His place looks me to have
cost about 81 500 SIS 600 aud do not believe II cost
any more They may hang him. and IL they do L
should never change my opinion. that the verdict
Considerable speculation Is going on even nj this
early period. to what will be the effect Of Mr. Fill
mores being Pre- ident. Some cay that the whole
cabinet will be bottod out ms II stands thorough
going Clay cabinet placed In its stead others say that
~ far as this administration goes the small potato
Seward and Weed clique efectually killed that
Fillmore not being particularly amisbls them will
remove from Office every with that faint upou
until the mortal remains of the President shall have
been placed kindred with their native dust nothing
VIII be known. The nation has to mourn in
reality, and we hope and trust in God that our MEM
b,rs OF Congress will profit by the scenes which thew
will pass through for the next few days
am topping Mt the Revere House, one Of the best
managed hotels In the United States Although there
were AIS arrivals here yesterday yet every thing went
on Ike clock work under the Of that prince of
superintendents, Deacon Olmstsad, late OF m. Ire
mont Every one was accommodated and satisfied.