New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

! ct Hsahpe 80 me same uloe WIN fis liz IL
trai1 from Boston. Joining that train Ee PAss7a
siorg TIE nerrir8sc throUgh Manchesssr 70 Con.
/ cord the c&pitsl q New Hampshire Al Oo1cpfd
there are two Hsfrosds ieeding 20 geFd the ~ nl'e
Misunderstanding Northern Rsiircad aud ire A9a-
tyetl Rshosd. We TOOK the Montreal. rms TO ~
rpns thropsb Canterbury, Mortified, A.re1lsa
Bricge apo Like VILLAGE to Wianeyissscgae. D@a.
terou. y is somewhat nos~c 10 Indian wzrisrei 'ad
Eso FOR heing the ves'deUee Ct community 81
abcrt 'vc buntre3 5haFsrs
A little sfzer y O'clock we arrived AZ Wiet's N
tne shore OF LtAe Wipnepiaseos es AT toia pace
ve left u g csre and went on t0erd the stas 7aat
I i" Lod5 oftaf Lake" co1aus8feih by Capt w slsef.
+ Tbjs ia the secon5 eagsoa s1m f0e hstle sseamsr
4 Reg been ppop he Lake. Fer 8susl speed Il At
mont fifteen n7ies tsr heor- Ionsdlet'1y attsF 80
ing on board, we we're on or Y ~ 70 osptef asf-
I bc~ E diatsnce Of Ebout ten mics which ~ par
formed h about G1rtv minutes 0usndips ws ve
! conducted 70 the Senter eaRs0, keps BY dtlsr
/ curtis Coa @here 2 Eumptpors dinner wso soen
ready think the ereatett luxury to be fodna "a
aly pat Of The globe ia toese fac sslulon troa1
! fexh from tho Lake. With these a2iJr Coo tsoie
wes toUptilniy sqppie6, os welt as WV. MY
Other luxuries Many Of the travellers 10 sne
/ mountains here nscepd Red aili, an enlaenos Of
+ from two thousapd TO twenty i've hundred iee5
! vbicb cornaends ? fine view of ths LAKE. and aur-
( rounding country. Wedid not sscehd thls hll ous
concluded 70 take another eEcurcion on zoe Lase'
The steamer Immediately ett-T lsndng rs 81 sen
ter He1bor returned 70 Wiers 70 meet the evening
train from Boston At O'Clock she returned to
genter Har5or, where Ne gent 90 hoard and paseed
Gowu the Leks ia 4 soust essterly direction about
twenty miles TO VOL borough, where the bo4t re-
nsins over night. Wolfoor0ugh is Qnlte large
village while ut Starter Harbor there are scarcely
q dozen houges There ere Ct WoIfoOrougd three
cburches, two large hotels, 6 6oGFshing academy,
ak or seven stores, beside dwelling houses.
There is body Of water near this place, lying
about bali mile from, and oonsidered on9 OF the
B IL
face Of about live square miller, and lies so2aI
twenty feet above the body of the Lake. This
water enters the lain Like ut this place, af9roing
fine water power sufB cent to carry several cot
ton mills the whole year, On the shore Of this bay
STOOD the mansion Of Gov. Wentworth the last
British Governor Of New Hampsnire. The old
Governor fere lived in princey sty ie Hs ste6le
was filed with tho finesg flooded horseF thai could
be imported froro the old country. Be qa1eliY
drove six horess before bis carriage when be rode.
Be had three &eams Of six horses esch which ccnid
not be surpassed IN any part OF tina county tsda
tme. He had leid oute very eXtenglve deer park,
| which he wes filing with ceer and moose. de
! had resided here huy q feW years when the be7o.
I ln;ion commenced. The Governor Was then com
PEELED 70 flee. Since that tims the place which
was intended to be the oonter OF royal grandeur IN
that colony has become materially ebanged, bat 1T
is still spot which the traveller shduld BOT ail to
Wait L. ia stated that Gov. Wentworth soon after
The battle on tho pIains Of Abraham between Wolf
ard Gontcem, gave the name Of Marlborough to
this town in honor Of the tFave General who anid IN
moment OF victory, 81 die content.
few OF tina children who were born bst0re the
Revolution are still living in this town. One OF the
sons Of judge Eenfy Rust, who Wez appointed TO
his Office by Gov, Wentworth s stil living. he
il an old man of eighty five He was quite aiarge
boy at the time of lhc Revolution aud imparts
much Information f. those who have an opportunity
TO converge with him.
A large Hotel called the Pavilion has been
erected in the village since lsat April It's one OF
she iinest hotels in The country. There are about
oDe hundred large, airy r0oOs conveniently or.
ranged II lie under the care OF Danlcl Chambar-
lin, Esq. the present proprietor Of the Adams
House in Bcnton. rhis he makes his Sumner re-
treat. The announcement Of his name as co pro
ptietor and meuseer ia sufficient to give 1t foil cop
fdence to tho traveller, as tho crowd with which
it il thronged fully R1teets.
The rides are very fine in the vicinity. There
is mineral aptng about five miles from the P9.
viion. ! thing il viii become somc Thas noted. L
intend TO bring bottle OF she water to Nsw York
for Oh lion to auayse IN another direction nnd
about five mics, ia the highest monutain in this
part of the countr7. A road has heen cut up the
mountain 90 that horses can go nesrly to It's sum
NIT. visited it few days ago, aud | shtnk
have never reen &c fine 6 view, everything c IN
adhered. When upon its summit, your eye passes
over TN extent Of country from fifty to one hundred
miles in every direction, which for variety,
equaled. At the you lock far away to the
Ocean A. the north lev thu White Mountains 10
full view. AT the wort lies the beautiful Wianl.
pisseo&ee In fno, from thia SPOT YOU SEQ the
spatklng waters Of fifteen lakes, earrounded by
his in many places towering into mountains, GOV
cred With dense iorests nterepereed with luxeriant
vaileyf rom which the farmere ere nav gathering
their GOLDEN hGrveGt.
But tie r1osy beautiful md the most attractive
hput ecen from this emi0ence is the sparkling
WpteTs Of the w uno pisseogee. Tne name OF thl6
lahe ia The Indian nRme formed from three words
in their languHge Hfsane, tbeautifull ate@,
water seoRke, heaven,l -whioh ehoald be trans
lated The JeaafEi eaters Of krapeH,' but the
more common translation 10 he sTlAe ~ the
Great Spirit The mans is pronounced Is If writ
ten Hia-a;e-pcSau &C. From this mountain the
eva ptsses al0pg over broad ohGune through the
center OF the lake for more than twenty miles IN
interrupted even by bush or rock. On both sidea
of this avenue the 800 is!auds arrange themselves
unsurpassed in glowing yerdure and graceful
iorms, When from its peaceful bosom every object
above it was reflected, whether mountain or cloud
or star or sum- it 10 not gurpriang that the Indian
celled it The beautiful wat5rs Of heaven ".
Mr,a,A Brdga Lake W.aaepi.,e'gss Lake. end things
tscredborts.
MEREDITH BRIDGE, N q aoRdGy Aug. q. 1850.
TT tAs Edsters Of ne Tribnas;
GENrLENEs; This village is situated on either
ride of the WinnepiEsoosse River, ak miles from
its source in the Lake Of tho ssme psme. The
whole length of the river from the Lake to its con-
huence with the Pemngewasses in Franklin,
where the MeFrimac is formed iG noe fsr from 90
miles, furnishing in ito course several of the most
valuable waterpowers in the State. At this place
sret wo cotton mills car factory and iron forndry,
carding xill corn, and -four mil!r. saw mills gIuefsc
tory, psil factory, planning machine and an exten.
siye pes factory, which lest is in its kind great
curiosisy, tuning out from co 70 50 and even 100
hushsls Of pegs daily. The entire prooefs, from the
rolling OF the timber into the building on the hand,
car to the nicely fttpg OF tho peg for use, is done
b.. STEPHEN X. Baldwin, rusn Of great ingenuity,
is himself the patenlaa Of c leggs portion Of the
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