New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

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six miles from this factory is an English ss"oe Cnarcn
stsrdu IN hill that OyerloOss BE '4Ae me eh"c"
is hsudtomely built and eOUuaids an e1eciirns pms
feet of aud AID water 4 few miles further all tue VII
r, Of Kiasudcnurs in view VITA Is church aud dwell
Ing houses looking yeJy neat and quiet % 'he pam ~
tie foot If 3 mountain
Now the beat passes Among some Islands and you
reach tie foot OF CSrrion ais Ibis 10 TIE eod oi nc
Lady smIreBs' rlute. The word Carrilaa means
believe the sound OF chine OF bells These Rapids
sTetveye mics loLg but where the waters run rapidly
N ~ avoided by canals and locks for small boats
HeIe at tie foot u Caron Fsils several saH-nis
81 81 yilagtsn either side anu Catholic college aud
Church Oh the North Bank They are h.ui>ome st.la-
tGces lie traveller here takes stage coach either
IN tie North or south side Oi the and rides twelve
miles in view Of the rapids nearly al the 70 Gran
vile where another steamboat i ready convey him 70
Iyt,WB d stsIoe Of about siNt! miles The river
Lt, IN Granville aud Bsto~n j. Nhr, and aipos cool
cat nav aatlon. Sixteen miles from Granville y"u
rass tie celebrated Pal iHe.us Mansion house sh'ch
on tuii OF land hity et above the level ~ tue
,iv,r There were two towers az ei'her corner, ani
the buildpe pres.ns beautiful appearance from tae
river II j. NIB VeTed among the trees ard many hand
sane Valks src made ia various directions through nc
trtst growth back &c he house The spot l. vel enc
sen and VLtn tie garden aud grounds are h"'hed al
h, one Of the most beautiful rcsld ncos "a be found IN
the country, The letter IN elt IS on the iTunt OF tae
l,u,r eurr, urded by green wreath o. maple leaves
End uudeu "a two beavers, ms c'al OF srms
IaIin. gu owls Sciguor! here ~hich = cared the
tr Nsii,u Taken whole, The lani is NOT VT! rr
ME Ills StluOy is large ami extends On the bA"As
Of the river fifteen niles The sceb.iy on 'ae river
lere j. more bold and striking than that beJ" i'e
hill. rem nd one some portions OF Ne En-l md scenery
I'm his vicinity ar several minera! springs. the Georgian
Catalonia and Piantagen.t Tie river mere y lHe I'll
yifir. me between CauSda West ~" Canada ta,i.
Tie G.orcian Springs are situated about iour miles
from I,rueaus upon the oppote s:ie 81 me
river IN The to~n,bp of autugeuetn ansda est ne
Ottawa here l., ~ioe, snd several ISLANDS aid 20 Tue
lesuty OF tie scenery These springs are NOT many ros
from ile rigsr. A creek makes out Of Sssi LAKE,
which Is RAY catlc for small boats The .ahe Is about mile
L 10 and halt mile wide This creek comes ont iron tue
lake very its centre and directly upon the opposite
side are the Springs There is blum 81 olae limestone
ti,Q some CIV feet above this laheet. az tn ioO' ot
Which th. mineral atrfs bubble up Avery convenient.
public house is kept 10y the side "i thl' bah, ana
lie water brought int" It by pump The spot $ one OF
the L ost btauuUl and romantic on TIE rFor. Inc
waters are saline c0uaiuDg earthly choTdcs WIN po
ti,p. Of b OH de and iodicc IL resembles the RAMA
genet but differs from II chiefly III the presence
a. portion o. suiphutes which not often found IN
wattis Of tiis class II has specific gravity OF l"-''
A. tie steamboat approaches Is town the passenger
cltaiIs fne OF the Rdeau ails, formed oy Tue
waters at Edcsu river Which pour over bed Of oae
Euesf,ue and fall fly feet into tue Ottawa ms ped
Of tck is penendcuar and presents smooth Trout a.
the Gratdt RiytTe directly upon ts bahh, looSg ~
i, were laid up by the hand OF mason Inc hd"al
river gently eGes over this limestone ma beautiful saeet
/
,,c.u,ltv nter power, which is nov used Tor saw aud
fur rill, and wooden factory, where coarse CLOTHS
tw.,cs and blankets manufactured these uis are
tld,T the care OF MI John Machiuhon Scotch gch-
ten an Of much inteiig nee AID enterprise me c',ns
aIItscurtG here are OF excellent quality AMI great ia
,.llI'y Canada would be- vastly improved II there
wee bur If such factories occupy ng hcr h
Il eious waterfalls Upon the opposlte SIDE large
I,, nearly twice a. large ~ the huhsoh' caleu 'he
CaHinesu isls into the Ottawa. A lew miles up tue
NH rrthpil>huirhls "nrfr
prest au uties OF deal are manufactured Tor the Eng
lsL Ma ket.
Kt.Up now contains nearly ten thoussnl inhabitants,
al VET the first settlement was mad" here no longer
sfo than l-27 The locks on the Rideau Canal at ths
lilac, pre- the finest mas my IN the world aud are
WORTHY Of az examination. There are elght oil them,
which desceuG the Ottawa nearly one huodred teet
Tins anal run acioss the country 10 mics To Kings
ten and uss originally Intended Tor military work Is
&, ST tie Home Government about live millions o dol
ars but tle revenue tfou II u"w scarcely supports the
uolntu to say nothing Of interest and repairs Itco't
co gt build md equip TWO railroads across the same
tract If country The sceLefy about B't0"h i more
loln ii oil in most places in Canada. Inc Chandere
Fsus here are trul, grand AID magnificent. The town
II situated son hnbdre feet above the level of tue river
after il passrs over the falls The rapids commence SIX
nes above and the whole volume OF thu Ottawa rolls
Ip tu IL reaches hedges and strata OF rocks, some
fat some perpendicular, and other ragged AMI pointed,
WHEN WLIls toans aud tuublts IN ali directions aud
II n,t puug.s into whirpoOls below. ne Indian name
fer iii. great lall il Kamo, which sguhes the same
Hing ss Claudire does in Frrnch-that j., a boYtng
not The original name ought To have been Retained
ard the town had been called kGnl instead oI By
toWu the name would have fallen moro Pleasantly upon
the TAR IL 10 one place does the water tall more than
forty het sud yet II assumes SUCH varied brms 10 lts
aver n r. cbs that one becomes tltlgued
in pszI upon the spectacle A. some seasons vi 1hc
wear il il believed that much water runs here as runs
AVER Niagara Wien thu sun shines several beautlnl
rb,vk are sttB and what is still more remarkable
q large volume If water, greater than the IAanes at
Lend, D. il separated from the main flVer ana tol"s
oytrrert eudcuar and ragged rocks into basin Deio"
vl,re il i. sucked up ana fluids uDterranean passage
Il IotSet acertsined where CONES out and again
+ miialrs With the waters OF the uyer i bis nHy wen
De- csl.d the Lost Kausp These falls have been de-
fcrl,d az a hundred rivers struggling ior passage
The, may lot impress, with such emotions ~ awe
a. Niagara yet they present greater variety "i views
aId excite deep and permanent interest III the oe-
+ holder.
Tie su,ren.on bridge At The foot # these falls a
splendid WORK and reflects much credit upon ne Pro
. yudal Government he masonry Is excellent the
rrototi, L. beautiful and the view in crossing over the
tdluc and foauug waters is truly sublime aud pctnf-
esoue One mas stand upon this bridge aDl gaze Tor
i1s ursn the great kansJo below aud yet Inner and
late to leave the spot. lie TIMBER sGes Lele are eA-
I,siyr ard uscliiceut works end show the enterprise
nd berslify Of the Provincial Parliament. lac Otta
WI ate 7 passing over the Chaudrre Falls 10 vast va
ri,, If pleasing and startling forms, expands IA VIII b
nd lts IIareIty quiet as lahe enb0-"hed 10 tn
ior,st Tie River is inclosed by high buhs aud ragged
+ ,r,,re which present some very Wild. romantic aGi
Leutitul scenery. Brown IL destined ~ become 0he
ii lie largest places in Canada West and may YET nave
H. L.uor Of holding the Provincial Parliament. IL mas
lIeafIy Increased in business and population "iuAh
lev years and ~ prospects are s'hl bright
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