Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-16
Our New York Corrpspondcnce.

Our New York Correspondence.
+ Aelaachoiy and Aotih State Of The Yea TIER
Dead HorseS-Gred Neus from Eurytch0c-
Pabiic Fccliag IN tegurd TO Kossuth-Lity Cos
sip, &c, g.. ,.,
New York, Jan. 9, 1851.
b Mk EplroR
, New Yo.k had been afflicted with the most hor-
ribc weather. tor the last days. that mortus ever
suffered. First, we had lively snow storm, that
spread layor OF snow, eighteen inches thick,
upon the pIvements aud sidewalks. Then, came
dr22 ing, obstinate aiu, which saturated the snow,
without inpling il thus turning the streets INTO
miniature lakes Of wntety sncw and ice; through
which no Il 1undcrrd, and pedestrians sputtcred,
in an cNcruciatiug savage and do,eul manner --
Then, came chilling frost, which fixed water, ice
and snow, IN Sint gro; as my classical friend, Sen
ator Foote, Ot Mississippi, would say Neat came
eiI7t inches more OF snow /; and then did the hearts
OF the Goth1mites pal iiate with JOY SIeighs cut
ters, ,it1prls buffalo ro5es bells, bcauX and bellies
were p3l in readiness Tor Joyous and jolly time -
but, u las , row shOrtiirel are human joys. Before
the ho-sIs could be got into the traces the inexora-
bic min came cautiously, but detennnedIy down;
and visions u snug suburban tavcrns with neat par
lols, coz y warmed OF suburban supp@rs, overpow
criu2 y t.ch and delicious OF suburban punch, in
willingly hN and fragrant Of suburban Dances be-
wIicnuI y icee and enmeat--l.l these glorious
ions prov baseless iabncs, faded aw, J, and lett
not Tcr :. behind.
Last Sunday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
we had h oufy alternatives OF ram, snow, sunshine
and hail, occasionally ineispersed and enyened
VITA you jlg tornados aud juvenile hurricanes that
appr5 rr 20 be practising their diaOCIical pdsmes
p:ep1rui ,ry having grand blow out at some iu-
tue tie perhaps when nev shall attain their major
ly. 81 ing. To say, tae streets were filled "ith pc
drstriair many at whom we're ladies, notwithstun
ding the appalling state OF matters overhead and un.
deituot- The snow water, and mud were knee deep
in Droat way; that the gentlemen were prncl-
plt u!ed in carrying the ladies across the street,
diving them III the cutters, and Scmpna the mud
dy, sno, compound from their GARMENTS after get
ting the safely on terre trma.
On T aesday, saw different times no less than
ten OH hus horses lying dead in Broadway. Poor
crealur IS! The omnibus business had been too iu-
J cralive during the storm, for their good. Last
night, the carcases tthree more h orses that
had lie from sheer exhaustion. | presume that
within six day 5, as many hundred horses have
thus pt ISL 81 in our reefs.
-- But, away with melancholy, The shines
this NC rn.ng; the mud Is irozeA up firm Il rock
} uarbs and the genera impression is, h4t there is
good Time close at hand.
Our literary and lumliy newspapers are putting
forth extraordinary eXrrtions outsrp each other
l The I anne Journai, which has long stood at the
head OF It's class, comes out with several ana
a,,ras features; and believe ii Is the intention
skill ID time upon during the present year to
Itl MI
How suca i paper can BE furnished at ;wo dollars
year, passcs !uy knowledge.
J W. f1odei with interesting news from all
: parts OF he world that 1 Tel embarrassed in at
tempt ny select topics for my et;er more espe.
cialiy as know that the Ubiquitous telegraph ia.
alreac brought tie news, ii not to your very door,
at least that you will get long before my
comnluni cation reach you. In fact, letter writ
] ng - no longer channel Tor conveying news and
J scrb5lers must, prriorce, content themselves with
Jottng down original and ut possible spicy
meEts Oh e7cnts, as thry whI. across the stage Of
time.
Govern 3r Hunts Ncs,age has attracted an unusu-
al aloun; OF attention. from all ,iaeso5 1t Is called
The mod message in New u rk. In it no words
. are sastrd on ununporant or incongruous subjects
II the only para graph that has caused any d!ssatsiac-
4 uons IS tn: last IN which the Governor announces
BIS UlaItetlo.e determination 10 retire from Office,
The cose q h present. term. l. in common with
every W ~, and many Democrats in the State SIM
cerey rc!rt this determination for Washington
Hunt can Away, be elected to any office in the gift
CT the pe"pe OF the Empire State, that he viii con
sent 90 accept statement that cannot uuthiully be
Gad- concerning any other man living. Like Cen
e.al Taylor, Governor Hunt never suffered defeat
and he4tvr li~ never Viii. am Inclined To think
.Aat4e could be- elected President OF the United
Stltes, next Fall, he would accept the nomination
hOssutI.s speeches he Congressional, aud JacA.
= >0n Association Bauqlets, a: Washington on We'd
3 = Hesd4y and Thursday evenings hive given new
g impulse To the popular enthusiasm in his favor IN
Il Kew Yora; aud the authentic news that glorious
r. HAIRY OF the West isnoi mimcal, but friendly 10
hossulh md his cause, has removed old OF bitter
:. grirt froyI thousands OF hearts.
= have always eli aud believed that the reports
+ concerning leury Gays hostility to kossu.A were
p. sacrc! .ous lies. Ills glorious sun caanot aad riI
Y not s.to eterIa rest amid the mlusnauc lon. OF a
= conten pbe old-Io yism but even as IA the Iron.
NJ les, the Eay-gol snks to his golden bed unobscured
L. by tw sht shades, wtl the mighty and noble spir
II II OF Henry CIaybe true itself to .h. last and
d when, in 1e Providence OF God the time shall come
~ tortto De quenclrd IA the night OF the aravt lis de.
., artm3 rays "i cam with tie reiI grni go.
RES that have 50 cong commanded the admiration o.
the world, and secured the undyin. oye .! the Amer
lean people.
The fo rest Divorce Case is nov, Judicia.ly, nine.
T. teen days Ud and bids iar to ENJOY long and d,
tngulsned existence. Mrs Forests witnesses ar,
IN now giving IN their testimony and her side OF tn,
,h caseis go "ina brighter and 1t ghter
to Lo'a M"il'r@ Is not creating much Of farore bu
ay she draws good houses and has brought oyer the Ia
It dies 10 comfortable state OF tolerance Thai !, some
,y thing, We are orgivins people
e. Yours, Truly,
ia JosLrH Andrews.
=. THIRTY SECOND CONGREss.-,Firs.
, Session.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. 8, 1882.
i SENATE.
'e' Mr.. S,ue appeared and took his seat.