The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-22

ing Methodist Episcopal theological semipaFy; the
oskeD frame af the ecire itssif Is likely 10 stand
hundred Years more Many OF the streets afe SKIRT
ed ~ elegant shade trees, including some OF the
larRcst aud mot magnificent ella 10 DC iound Ia Inc
world o. zcn or more Of these make cpmpete
arch across the nor hern end OF Main street. The
private edlfces are mostly Of wood; and slthongh
thoy can lay but little claim 10 architectural beauty,
my are generally Jiea1y painted, IN good repair,
and astefuliy ornameDted with yards and shr0b.ery
The growth OF Concord is steady. With the ex.
eepOn III two extensive carriage manufactures, and
the bush ess connected with the five railroads which
terminate oere-each supporting about coo ~ the
'populatOn-tle trades generally employ but small
capitals. The merchants and names, however, are
all enterprLlDg men, and rapidly acquiring comEie-
tencies. disastrous ire in Aug list, lS5l desro
ed all tie principal stores aud two.thIds al The
business section. The land left vacant quietly fund
purchasers, nj the rate " u per square foot,
saripg 100 feet IRON the front aud in less than
O year the whole was covered with elegant
one hundred 10 two hundred new dwelling houses
are in progress the present suGlner, and the
demand for rents Is gaf greater ,haD the supply. 4
large portion OF the tradesmen and inschapics to-
getber with many iaboring men, own their own
teneMeIts. Money Is comparatively plenty, and
labor is in great demand, especially among the far
mers, who are sr1i ring in consequence The foreign
population n composed principally OF ifisu, with q
The Irish. having finished sending their surplus
funds back TO the "old country tor the benefit OF
their relatives, most Ut whom have come over, seem
70 have plenty OF money, and are heg inning ~ be
the most extensive patrons Of talorS mlilners,
dry goods dealelY and stable keepers Irish servant
gnls--tbe ooly ones to be had arc already 900
many pumpkins'' for the Yankee housewife. The
services OF those HhO Just green from the 10 ,g
and acquainted with every branch Of housekeeping
except cooking, wsshnIg, table tending, and bod
making, nre IN demand ut VI %, per woek; asking
price, 81 so. Such is a picture OF going head
town il the Interior Of New England
DR. Edward u Parker, one of orr most astimabls
Citizens and for three years past the able conductor
Of q valuable periodical called the New Hampshire
journal Of Medicine is soon about 70 leave hero to
ebtcr upon the duties OF Professor Of Physiology aud
Pathology. in the New York Medical College. A
few evenings since, dozen OF Dr. Parker's personal
friends gave him suppor ut the Phoenix Hotel, as
token Of their regard. Ii was a feast OF reason-
wild pigeons, brook trout, and spring Chickens
flow OF the soul, with just enou,h good clarrt and
champagne, speeches, sentiments. accompanied by
some excellent vocal and instrumental music to give
the right zcst to the occesion and reflect credit upon
the orig iBatnrs
notice. also, that DR.. Edmund r Peaslec, late
Professor OF Anatomy in the medical hoo connected
with Dartmouth College, is to olficiate in the same
capacity in your New York Medical College, nc its
appr0a ching session. The high reputation which
both he and Dr. Parker have attained in their pro.
fession and particularly In the branches 10 which
they have been appointed, promises that its course
Of lectures will secure deserved popularity
Hon. Edmund Burke he's commenced publishing
lis ~. Guard not as q distinct nc gspaper
Int oecup,;,r = rage Of the STATE Coptai Re.
rorter, Of this city. Tni, is virtually verify ing
the r,lnor / communicated 10 the HfhAtn on
the 22d Of last December, that sIr. d conteoipn.a
establishing new paper here, IN opposition to the
Parrot, "Gen. PeIce's home organ It Is due to
Mr.. Burke to say, however, that be now dscai rs
making any issue with Gen. Pierce, aud declares
that his MIR B.'s) controversy is solely with the
editor Of the Patriot, Nj. Bntterled Nj. Burke
also asserts that he has never been candidate for
Office under Gen. Pierce. Consequently the HERALD
OF December 10, 1852, was mistaken in undermining
him among lis list OF cabinet candidates.
learn that there is no probability Of Gen. Pcrcs
visiting New Hampshire previous TO the meeting O
Congress, some Of the papers have announced that
he would
/ enclose you the particulars Of donblo snicide
committed by two young ladies' on Monday last, al
Manchester, II miles below here, all FOR love unre
Quilted. PENEAcooK.