The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02

carriages and wagons are constantly pass.
ing between this and the main land by the
way of these ferries. The fare for car,
riage or wagon across Brooklyn ferry is
rather disrroportionale 10 The foot fare being
20 cents each way.
Another species of smal-travel which
every enquirer into New York life ought
TO experience, albeit not go pleasant, Is OF
the omnibus routes, which starring from
the various ferries run to almost every par
of the city, and throughout Il c island
distances OF 3, and miles, and a singlC
fair costs only six cents.
The stranger cannot get nm adequate
idea Of the vast extent Of The city, aud tn,
magniliceace ard comfortable appearance,
Of the private CITY residences of our mcr
chant princes by lingering az is usual will
visitors in the precincts OF the downto
hotels, but should expcnd few slxpences
on the stages.
Speaking of the stage lines have you an
idea OF the large value Of some Of them
Notwithstanding their routes are limited tc
the city, and The fare is the invariable six-
pence? Well, heard the other day of n
Broadway line which had been sold jusi
then, for Sl44 900, viz: $4,000 for the
good will " and SCI 900 for horses stages
stables, &c. have no reason TO believe
this report to be at all exaggerated. Why
should we, when we see numerous ailida-
wis that The proprielurs of new line hribed
the powers that then were with gilt oil
$1,000 in order 10 obtain n license
The furor about the sudden and exlraor
binary sci" of the North America,
alter she had got all steam up for Galway
Ireland, Obus compelling her passenger
to disembarki has passed away. 1t is rare
that any one thing occupies general aIten-
ton III this busy, busting. head-ovef- ecls
vile more than IL lew hours.
Steamship Winfield Scott arrived yes
| terday, seven days lrrm New Orleans, bu
was long time sounding to, and discIarg
ing. There is some complaint that ihi
Steamer and her consOrt the "Union
| tbolh fine vessels,) are not efficiently Off
| cercd, and there is some grumhling abou
| poor tables, dirty walters, &c. 1t is IA urea
| pity, Tor they are swift sailors, and hav,
made the Tip in 6 days and few hours.
| The Cherokee will make the Zip OF
the 26h inst, and the Winfield Scott
July Isl.
The impairment interference Of the Cor
| VI COIk WIN ll1t rugltlNc Ao'hN
Law, ms indicated by their advertisement
IN the newspaper. Of Cork, Dublin an
London, viii excite only a smile at lhos
whom the Americans fed when they wer
starving. The idea Of the big {
Cork talking Of oppression in Amerir'
Where under the face Of the sun, is ihcr
a more oppressed and dowr-rodden pee
pie, either black or white, than The labor
ing class in Ireland
Judging from the accounts we have Of
great Mormon Festival recently in Lon
don, this sect of pto6igale canlers and Ii
cenious rcligionists, is OH the increase i
England. In the United States they hav
become so powerful as in some cases (
take the law into their own hands. III
gross and voluplupus principles allowed h
this sect, and another with whom " SpiI
itual Rappings is The main ordinance, ar
cnlisling under their hasencss many
those who regard the religion Of Jesus, .
hcr as an intolerabIe check upon the lust
of The flesh. or TOO old to hold good in lhes
days OF New Lights"