New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04
NORTHERN NEW-YORK.


Excursion Netes--Oswego-st,
kiver- Csrds-rhe Country, &c. ''eo
cor.'psod,ne. o Th.s rnbusa
GaEkSwrcH, N. Y Saturday, July 81. l,p
Since my last fir ON Auburn have been.
cupied with new sights and scenes by boa,
car, IN the States and IN Canadian IN. 60
ofthe dearest friends, and most dis,an, P,ny
Ii is not easy TO make available ali thu, go
before US OF incident and interest on A ,an, :,
few weeks for they are legion. and demand. l..
place, as well as to he held With firm grssn r..
fact calls to mind that which NAV be- NJ -.
many sharp LOCKER. on, and grea. resd.,-:. V
the advice of an old suthor-." take heed q,
tonous curiosity 10 feed on man, things. s., ~
greediness THE appetite Of thy memory .oo1,I~
digestion ttsrs0C"
give ySu only gisnces, and proceed 10 saw -.
We spent little time in that first renn.,.--''
City of the State. Oswego. Every city IA. :.
jects of boastlng-its home gods. Tai. b,. =.
starch factory, covering an area Of n.., :
acr.s-samples OF msnuisctory takIns thu sI
premium at the Worlds Fair Tn. arm ny
are the fines, in the world add the hy3,sar -
power turn,hes room for many more. ia 49,.
tor ed, further, a. an item that the city has -
in the last ten years. lucrt ased m a greater a..
than any city IN the State west Of the Hpd."-
And still 1t is advancing, with every promise ~
commercial prosperity especially II they ssn tb.:,
heart desire, reciprocal trade with Canata.
We reached Ogden,bu'gh by the steamer CT,
ract q pleasant tup OF ten hours, by daylight IT..
praise due To boat captain and dinner we MA.
pass, to speak OF the new sights. The Tbeu.soi
Islands are u, fiction; they sre to be coup,sS -
the number Of fifteen hundred, 50 an Old boatm..
tells ne. by way OF truth and parenthesis IN M,
yam" Distant, they seem Ike rocks on An A.,
tended plain, but near. they seem what they ars
bold rocks or sand bars, rising from the s.t.ys
most OF them green with tree and grass flrbshin,
fuel for the boats or foundations for the Lrh,s'
houses, which are much needed on this deyioos
way One of the lumber RATS o. which we kear
so much we saw. 1t is the monster If the sea. oas
half mile in length moving b, the tow OF steamer
proud of its consequence as the swiftest oftAs
Collins line, at the rate OF one mile an hour. A..
cOIdlDg Ia the most exact nautical obseryatoo
Each draw of timber, which IL detached on
reaching the rapids, has its small board cabin ana
this Jewel OF craft has crew say of two bun..
dred, moving down to Quebec, seemingly "a COM
Portable as state. room occupants on our steamers
Ogdeosburgh IS our port for the night. This town.
nom its position for business and relation to E,os
ton enterprise must increase IN numbers. Here
about as much so as the city satanic prss; and
told story which il quite rich Gifts Kind. Ii
is this: A gentleman OF great wealth IN misplace
lost Il large sum IN the use " the cards with bis
attorney, an eminent wit and wag Of your ein
The loser refused to play agaln when urged. No
was asked why Was ut the game fair "Ye.
bus never knew bur one man VINO beat a Van
BuIen, and he did nj hre bht four reeks.'
Masena Springs are we'll patrOnIZed this season
h. u,ila Ina. sfe NH
the -. Lawrence down to Montreal. The oca.
ton il one of native beauty, and n large hotel has
Just been erected. All the Common class hoard.
ing houses are fall not OF the fashionable bat Of
invads. Ofthe va uabe medical qllrllti, sol these
springs and their future celebrity, have no doubt
yet. it was only n small portion Of the water
re could take, ITS smell being so intimately ASSOC
ciated with certain eggs thar are supposed 10
have out-lived "tber ,euu-ss."
Tse last day ofrest was spent at my birth place
in Vermont. Railroads have Effected many
changes in this stare within a few wears past.
None OF their stOcks pay, bat the real estate, I'M
few counties, has rsrD IN value mIllens Of dollars
because OF ready access To city markets and the
stimuli 10 the enteI PRISE of producers The best
tanners give attention Ia the iaising Of sheep,
cattle and horses OF the best blood. The sol Is
cultivated with science aud the scream OF The
Cur whistle, daily mail aud Telegraph. have IN.
sur.d promptness and certainty, where before the
currents vera sluggish aud h,nrsts producers
often the dupes of artfu spectators. Excepting
these changes, how different il the county fun
the thronged ciN
In the country, totsl drpraviry is preached As
plainly and pTactIced IN sOmo of its branches s
effectively ~ in the city. The tongue DID,
petty law suits are on the hDis aad bnbes md
inesse are deemed fair IN reaching he high pacssd
honor and tiust. The s-4srl IN both ocalitssB
not usually the same. A country iai ue is dssth
to mans future, especially il mis- debts are asso.
ciated with meanness. which usuall,, IKE murder,
"will out :" while in the CITY, the holder the
swoop, the more admired the asprant and the
better the prospect, from past experience and ase
of the ropes, which in the city fewer aspire 70
handle.