New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03
NEW-YORK.
New-York TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the H"d-
son River RRiIroad-Deiavan House-EH-GoV-
ernor slade aud his COmpany-diss Penett-
Jerry Rescue Trials-GerIft smith &c.

Correspondence Of The n Y Tribune
CAxASDMGuA Wednesday, Sept 90 1883.
The incidents of my journey hher from New York were
cr e most mart too common place TO invite comment
hut there are two three things perhaps which are wo
thv of passing notice. left your City the cars oil the
Hudson River Railroad, at . + NJ Sunday IN the eX
recitation of reaching Albany in season for night resi-
Eaht miles above Pougbkoepse the engine which hal Pro
reod our train thus became suddenly what
cause am unable TO explain. We were com eed 20 wan
three hours another engine 10 arrive from fOuhhe
sic n messenger having as / understood Deen sehi 20
at oce for one on foot, The managers OF the train were
probably at all biamcworhy on account OF the accident
itself but they did deserve ccnsuro oi not al once explain
ING TO the passengers the cause OF detention anu informing
them how long they would probably nave 20 wan IN il o
Of The way place II would have beenthe work of only Anew
moment. for the conductors 10 have passed through the
car and impaired 20 their occupants the information hey
were al 70 anxious obtain Ii would seem mat com
mon poones and the obvious dctaies Of common sense
rcouied this 1T their hands but they did nothing OF inc
sot The passengers left 70 guess the cause O TIE
detention TO find it out each individual Tor hms-l ny
0restoning he conductor, engineer II inGctd iheI WI"
fortunate enough 20 ind those mysterious ana aclIn q"
fceiS IL quite natural ttt those VINO hau ieI ~"
Yok in the expectaon Of sleeping quietly in their beds @.
Albany should feel disappointment not 10 say lnpa
tiorc in view OF such detention but they would all have
borne II more pleasantly il the conductor had politely sad
Ladies ard gentlemen regret 10 mioim yoa tiat ou'
engine has given out and that shall be compel 10
wait at this point ia another can be procured I4oh
"pouchhoopsic. which may ta4e two OF iAt.e hous-fo
Silly longer" submit 20 the dire tors OF al our railroads
if cy Go not owe O., much this TO Their passengers IN
such Circumstances.
Twas b A NJ. when our train reached Albany. As J
intended take The morning Express Line for tie tst
Tho time ror rest Yves but short. Being firm teetotacr
went Of COURSE 20 tie DcaYdn House. had heard that
tie waers in this house, or at least an the dining ROOM
wee females and having long desired TO see the sphere o.
vtr,,ns labor enlarged I prepared 30 be pleased
Win Ills chnncc; and indie 3D. pleased IN every re-
spoet save one, VIZ could noi olfale tAe ai' N
aprons aud the equally dirty sleeves OF the girls y
woman ia dirty CarmC MS a. fat!e l. 10 me o.
si,It AID NJ einperanCo Hotel who're water II nothing
de should he abundant il IS ineN,usau' / j. Ll.' %
to suppose that tho women @, Alo4n! seq als 81 -
t1 Uf.' T.
no Other time; bat the aprons and sleeves OF tose -i'
coud not have been exposed 10 the penis OF the -s quo
for month az least an cry SURF t-e1. -. , I'
dsrousallc virtue IN the dining Dom noNAefe ce ''
tc Landlord Of tie DCl0van should ,oh hi'l|cs % %
t,rt - say nothing Of higher considerations 20 see u
that Lis rUcst. are Rot dis usitd By Servants N IN |
eive u, ii hin. out OF pure good VIII or, g. 4el
lersLco man Iwi-h hi house 10 p.o,per -
A. Albany met Gov ernoE sladi on i W.. l., r.
West with twenty FIVE youngl aides, who were s'iLg '
cbcol teecber hinder The patronage ofhe Society o. vl
he is the agent Gov Slade has filled many lI IN.
stations, but he has never moTe u'sS " Gu. ~
and twas exceedingly pleasant 10 me 10 renew
ance with him under such circunst aLees IL 1hy " -
tween tea and Syracuse. met Mes SaruI .s' Co
eaoeJ As usual in selling useful books 10 The mnai OF
Tas.,nrer, who throns that great thoroughfSre AloA
lie hooks she offered for sale, was peaSea - nl -
.ealts Temperance Tales, and other WORKS OF s.lu--
character ner lady Ike manners insured VIC Cios.
respect Of the passcnscIs and ooscrye5 'h, n pu
were eager TO obtain the works she offered - -
Understand is high minded Massachusetts sI VIC az
had the uteTrse and ptTsey O. educate he' ~ d.
her own expense at Otcriin aud who Is now seeking
livelihood IN the manner above described.
le.terJsy 81 II 4. NJ, commenced spccai ~ VI
the L : Circuit Coat FOR the Northern Dsfe. o. Ne"
Yo.k for Inc trial OF the persons accused OF AIDING n I
roscuo Of the fugitive jerry two wears ago, IN SIT
This was The sixth time that tho accused '4'e -
Iii ;,.o Corrt. anil - the torn had been appoint.
fr he spec;sl purpose OF II. N hc icy saraeay
hop,d tLo nothing woui occur 30 render ia.ih--
ro.ruent necessary But ihoy were dsapfointe, -
fN,r~el a. Hon John Z. Hale. Mr. H-lis ana u l.
S.drv 4 and their witnesses sle were al real! 9' .l
ssue bat McReynolds, the claimant 81 1eI! an y,
1t n was aid ii dangerous iincss tae n-sisl-. a
tr r,s not ready to ~ 20 tai The Ge,eN1sn'' W.
di,gui.ipi.t iyg they we-;ed CO. D. i.'r' ,! ''. ~