New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
.RoyE THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Tie editor of The Manchester Democrat IN. HI has
been treating himself to weeks enjoyment IN Northern
New Hampshire and his readers TO graphic account
thereof We extract as follows
Enrol June It'll, 1883.
Aner leaving the Mountains made our ingress into
the valley of the Connecticut just the skirts OF thu mist
were Off from the hill tops aud the valley opening
for sany miles the north shut IN by mountains green
emerald and rngsd with trees now clothed WIN Ine re-
Get foliage, was glowing in the brilliant sunshine We
passec the night Lancaster IN the Society OF well Known
friends Ia the evening favored with serenade
ro the Lancaster Band who 10 exce nee are not sur
passed if equaled by any Band in the State.
Forty ak miles above Lancaster and ten east OF Cole
brook We reached the DXyie Notch point rarely ire
ouebtec but scarcely less worthy OF examination than ITS
roie hoed rivals rs iesturs are entirely different rom
tboe. If FrsncoLis aud the White Mountains Inc edgeS
rmrg Il are cOmpOs OF clay slate the strata being up
tuneo and shooting up Ike to~erS hundreds Of ieet IN
hi.ht n each sioe Of the pass. The distance
fhroHgh the Notch does not exceed bali me aud opens
ur1l level plain both directions Some years ago
6i,oerabe travel in the direction Of Portland passed
rup th, Notch but the building Ot the Atlantic and 81
Lawrence Railroad mss cut this 81 so thar II ID no only
10y few SKINNER visitors The rtpd dislntegrStion OF
he occasional slides vere small ones having
occurred du the pact VII ter rendering the road almost
mp asssbe During the winter the snow drifts TO great
dtirh and still nes the road for fifteen or twenty rods
he Notch named its nrst owner Col DIX Of Bos
Cawen AT time several families lived ~ the imnedi-
ATE vicinity but ALL however reno 1ed The presentorn
e. Mr. OTIS, OF Haowel Me intends shortly to ersctA
public house at the op. ding on the east side We think
would prove good Investment a. well as ga acconmoda
ton 10 travellers.
We are now stopping for the night with Capt Bragg
not however the one whose identified vita the
battle Of Buens Visa, but scarcely less usesl citizen
lis house the only So story dwelling IN toe township OF
Enrol miles east Of the Dxyls Notch and sands
Close by the waters Of the Androsc"ggn Il the last
habiaron the direction Of the Lakes the North Tns
vuship has been settled over sixty years and contained
al tie last lJs Inhabitants they nave htle inter
course with this State their trade ana travel being entirely
IN tie direction Of Portland 1hose Who do not directly
trace wlh Portland DO their mari eung At Bethel forty
~ IL f.rffi urfxlIu
dow the Androsct - the pr0hts VI which are diminished
BY hs difficulty Of driving the logs ever tue numerous
s and eddes which occur before the yer reaches the
opsp COUNTY hay the chief product OF the trnS tue
early fots being uDisY0rsb % cprn and gram Ihe NAL
srriye o. Ircay Ot Zach week Our landlord Who IS the
Pot Master that there precisely one letter re
ANN la the Post Oce Ashe has &vays been staunch
v big be is daily expecting removal
During the month of June the scsite ed population OF
this region subject 20 severe annoyances from oAek
n. End mu.ketoes The former hover about msn and
animals Ike cloud - dust Tho best resource, and one
70 ach almost evry ny resorts % CD O1ld IN front OF
every door slnoth-rri ire the copious sH0ke Of which
serves 10 keep OF the hungry inrudsrs The flies dsap-
pesr d,Uu mer but he nusksioe rsians uni tue
irOsts OF September
mail tiibs OF Indians one hundred years ago resided
il this vicinity aId suhssted pp0n the moose asd nsh
ahih IA abound il the forests above The last 0 the
BE- DISAPPEARED At shs close Il the Revolution They
we're succeeded by g refugee Indians Of the 81 francs
be Who were driven from Canada On account ~ their
SUPPOSED m rcshiy .0r the American troops during the
Rs oution Their ch;ei Hetaiic for many years with MS
suiv kent about the water, 81 J1e JInDagg out DEAN
aic Gsution Gradually cid their perfect work Natalie,
with drugser the sole survivor 81 his family, ieft the
4 and he few years since ended bis days al Stesarts-
topn having lived more than hundred years.
Lake LMbGg0g. Jahe 9h, ls.3--Capt. Bragg provided
Is DAY XII "Wednesday morning Nith provisions anf
boat r trog; exclusion across the UmbagOg. sr Lev
ese our guide some eight years ego IRON Vermont
on fshir tour 10 ths place DO 50 enchanted With
sentry and the Zeltenen Il yres, ME that ne mas
ever -'LCe remained acting guide . hsiing PHhsA
sUc RAISING the aN winter 10 hunting the moose and
Other yid az nal- upon the tmOasog, kchGds7ns ana
M1ose guBtic lake In one season NJ ki.e1 t"sny
et Il H. moose saving their hides and tailS" ior tlS
10 Al neIpersnced party " irOa, ashefs no 4o
Guide T. - Necessary that 0f hit rs9n or Lfou1
gsed b. " g. e first grants beyond the Rocky Moan
iatns. IL, - -
In curr pr OF the Androscoegn is geiie and e1aciy
.dsured L. boat "a cation is waters are SUI swollen
5r fu- az and vide INTO the forrest On tlis ae-
cunt th best for fishing rarely occurs before tne ast
~ Irue Afr rowing four miles We reached TIE Lmba-
90 sIe- II xstsr Irregular " snape as Tie " nni-
isleoee reng eleven miles long Fiih sn average width
n r. rlt It's shores "a lhaoed and the swelling
f1. sr.nl sre ecvTrtd with UnorOken forests. Occi-
,ssv th- -hore fprsad2 cut 10 vide marsh thiny COW
,d rsfie and ash where by The middle Of Auylst
H4 irf -rass ID stand i've feet gh. one 81 tbs
a., lf 81 iarmtrs eE-s enOggn here lay u winter
Frndrel bead IS cattle. Lrtssug iLe AXE T0Wed up
sl. An re-fcc nearly ul-, BId landed a the top q
AZ rf-. W tre fe fr.rt rdi und AZ lbs -et
.fn Our party we're soon in high gle-, f1f the roAi /
Cd paite sag ifm tLs ed1es, though les- a. oar
u.ce told us, hsn the aTer.gs, we're stoub skng NJ